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Madison Wisconsin State Journal (Newspaper) - February 08, 1920, Madison, WisconsinI\ y r -MKN you lie dow n to n ig h t, and light� go ou t, a little child will come to you. F orb id it not, fo r of such are the trag ic k ingdom s of the N e a r Hast. A rag of sk in d ra w n tig h tly over Door little bones, su n k en cheeks, n o th � ing left bu t ey es-a cc u sin g baby eyes th a t plead w ith you. H ow co m fo rtab le you a re ! And th is ch ild -an d th o u sa n d s upon th o u � sa n d s m ore- d y in g in a w a r-m ad e w ilderness F a th e r sla in , m o ther A rag g ed to a T u rk 's h a rem ! A C h ris tian child, s ta rv in g a lo n e-and you a C h ris tia n -are you? It is so far, and the se a lies betw een! T h e sea is no a lib i fo r you, o r for fne. I t is Ju�t the w indow th ro u g h w hich we h av e been w a tch in g tile truo iflx ion of n a tio n s. W e're p resen t. We know , W e h av e know n a1! along. E very soul of u s h a s got to say "yes" Hr "no" to the q u estio n w h e th e r som e ohild shall die. Y our m oney say s "n o !" A n y th in g else you do b u t pay, any ex p lan a tio n s o r excuses, m ea n s only one th in g . N o m a t te r w h a t w ords you use, the R eco rd in g A n g e l will w rite dow n y o u r a n sw e r: "L et th e child d ie !" "N or a ll y o u r p ie ty n o r w it Will serve to cancel h a lf a line. Nor a ll y our te a rs w ash o u t a word of it." F o re ig n ex ch a n g e is fa llin g . E urope ta sca red . I t m ea n s th a t B ritish , PYeneh, I ta lia n an ti o th e r Kurofieun tKiney ia w orth less Does it m ean th a t o u r A m erican m oney is w orth b o re ? T h a t is, w ill a d o lla r sh o rtly kuy m ore m eat, flour, c lo th in g ? P e rh a p s . T h e w o rld 's g re a t ' fl- xanciers p re ten d to know , b u t us th ey lo n 't agree , one m u s t w a it and see, fone th in g la ce rta in . W e'll sh ip less lo E u rope, b ecau se in th e e ffo rt to bring back th e b u y in g p o w e r of its b o n ey . E urope w ill buy less of us. W hat we do n o t sh ip will rem a in in �ur hom e {uppiy. T h e b ig g er th e lupply , th e less th e dem and , the ih eu p er th in g s will be- if su p p ly and tem und have n o t been d ep o rted O f co u rse a ll th is m u st sto p a t the r ig h t place, if we a re to be happy , (f we g e t the d em an d dow n too low, b a n u fa c tu re s low s up. Jobs g ive out, m d in s tead of h a v in g too c h ea p mon* �y. we h av e too l i t t le m oney . W ith com m on sen se we shou ld g e t by. We can s to p m ac in g toy b a lloons o u t if th e m oney we h av e . A t th e hank ;hey ll g ive us a "C. D." fo r w h a t we u n spare , and p ay u s inter***.. W e tan w ork. A nd we can w a tch the id v e rtis in g fo r b a rg a in s in w h a t we la v e to buy. B eef and h id es a re off st th e top. So a rc eggs. P e rh a p s the s tu m p will re ach th e re ta il m a r � ket in tim e. C h eer up. C u th b e rt! ( lav in g to p ay too m uch , an d h av in g the m oney to do It w ith , is b e tte r th a n la v in g no m oney an d n o th in g to buy i t all. T he road lead s in th e rig h t I trec tio n . T ak e th e m iddle of it and keep m oving. . . . An "unofficial" n e w sp a p e r co m m u n i� cation by V iscount G rey, B ritish a m � b assad o r to th e U n ited S ta te s , in � tim a te s th a t E n g lan d w ill sw allow th e t/odge reso lu tio n s, if n ecessa ry , in . rd e r to secu re ra tif ic a tio n of th e peace. I t la a B ritish a tte m p t to d is � lo d g e the tre a ty . W h ere a t th e re se rv a tio n 1st* say ; "A -h a! W ilson is m ore B ritish th an the B r i t is h !" T h ey say V isco u n t G rey h a s tak e n i s ta te sm a n ! live s tep . H ad th e V is� count'* le t te r d ec la red a g a in s t th e Lodge re se rv a tio n s , th e se now delig h ted r�n t!em en w ould be ta lk in g ab o u t "a n o th e r piece o f B ritish in rp e rtin - ince ," w hich it w ould h av e been-an d is. I t 's po litic*-B ritish po litics . How m uch like w h a t g oes on in cong ress sn a busy d ay . G rey h a s mast* up h is m ind w hich w ay A m erica is go ing on th e tre a ty , an d h e ta k e s th a t d i � rection , and p re p a re s th e E n g lish p eo � ple fo r it. P e rh a p s he g u essed b e t te r th a n E n g lan d did w hen it m ad e it* la s t big g u ess on A m erica. R em em ber w iuu hap p en ed fo u r y e a rs ago nex t N ovem ber e lec tio n ? T h in k in g th a t H u g h es had d e fea ted W ilson fo r th e p resid en cy , E n g lish new si tap e rs co n � g ra tu la te d th e A m erican people upon th e ir good ju d g m en t. H ow fooliali th ey m ust have fe lt n ex t d a y -like th e m an who asked h is frien d w ho th a t old h e n w as, jo in t in g to h is fr ien d 's w ife. V iscoun t G rey concedes a ll th e r e s � e rv a tio n s w hich ten d to w eaken th e l e a g u e of N a tio n s a s a n in te rn a tio n a l efficient. W hy no t, w hen th e w eak er th e L eag u e s tru c tu re , th e s tro n g e r the influents- of its s tro n g e s t m em b er? T he less m em b ers o f th e leag u e m ust do, th e m ore the ru le s leave to a g re e � m en t, th e m ore E n g lish th e league. T h a t is plain. N ot, of course , th a t V iscoun t G rey w ished it th a t w ay ; he m ere ly tak e s w h a t th e s e n a te g ives him , a n d -sm iles. T h a t is. V iscoun t G rey a cc ep ts th e Ix idge re se rv a tio n s - aJl b u t one. T h a t is th e only one th a t d ire c tly an d s p e � c ifically a ffec ts G re a t B rita in . He w ill no t g ive up a n y o f E n g la n d 's v o tes In th e assem b ly . T o su rre n d e r th ese would be to a ffro n t C an ad a , A u s � tra lia , and the o th e r g re a t E n g lish d e � p endencies. B u t G rey is generous, H e te lls U ncle Sam to go on and tak e TI W'TlheWisco Ie Journal VOL. 134, NO. 129. 81st Year. MADISON, WIS., SU N D A Y MORNING, FEBRUARY 8 ,1 9 2 0 . TW ENTY-TW O PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS WHEAT MANIPULATION SEEN 7|? sis sis $ als a!s Ms Ms Ms Ms Ms SWINDLE GANG PREYS ON TOURISTS C O N FID E N C E SHARKS BUSY IN F L O R I D A Legislature of Southern State Asked to Appropriate Fund for Detectives to Combat Crook Gang (T u rn to page I i . co Junta I i BY LEE J. SMITS .VUKSON V i m s , n a . - As w olves on th e w este rn p la in s w a tch ed th e buffalo I crd# in th o old day*, m ark in g dow n th e la g g a rd s fo r th e ir p rey , s o k een -ey ed sc o u ts of a g re a t sw in d lin g sy n d ica te s ta tio n e d here ta g th e ir v ic tim s am ong th e to u r is t h o rdes p o u rin g th ro u g h Ja c k so n v ille on th e ir w ay to th e e a s t a n d w est co as t re so r t reg ions. T h is season su rp a sse s ail o th e rs in th o vo lum e of so u th -b o u n d m ig ra n ts an d is th e r ich e s t h a rv e s t th e confi� dence m en e t e r h av e know n. A tto rn ey G enera l Van C. S w e a r in � gen h a s a sk e d th e F lo rid a le g is la tu re to a p p ro p ria te a fu n d fo r th e e m p lo y � m en t of spec ia l s ta te d e te c tiv e s to co m b at th e crooks. W a rn in g no tices a re posted in s to re s an d ho te ls, n e w s� p a p e rs h av e p rin te d fu ll p ag es of p ic � tu re s a n d d e sc rip tio n s of so m e of th e m o st p ro m in en t of th e p lau s ib le r a s � cals. T h e h e a d q u a r te rs of th e sy n d ic a te is in D enver, w ith b ra n ch e s in C h icago a n d New York. I ts to le ra to rs a re fin an ced from a tre a s u ry c o n ta in in g h u n d re d s of th o u sa n d s o f do tla rs. S tr ic t busine*? ru le s go v ern th e ir a c � tiv itie s . T he toll levied on th is se a so n 's to u r � is ts will a m o u n t to Severn) m illions of do lla rs, it is e s tim a te d by C h ief of P o � lice R each . FEW VICTIMS COMPLAIN E ffo rt* to ch eck th e c h ea te r* a re on ly p a rtia lly su ccessfu l. In th e first place, th e v ic tim s a re e n ticed In to a g am e by w hich th ey hope to m ak e b ig m oney th ro u g h cro o k ed m eth o d s. W h en th ey a re stung, th ey seldom com pla in . M any of th em w ould be ru in ed in the!.* hom e com munities if it becam e know n. In th e second p lace, th e c ro o k s c a u g h t qu ick ly g iv e cosh bonds-an d d isap p ea r. F o u r m en a rc u n d e r a r re s t in T a m � pa. T h ey w ere c a u g h t a s th ey w ere a b o u t to " ta k e " J. K. S ta r r , a re tire d N e b ra sk a fa rm e r, fo r $25,000. S ta r r w as sp o tted b e fo re he s ta r te d so u th ; th a t a r tfu l sm ok ing c a r co n v e rsa tio n re g a rd in g real e s ta te seduced h im in to rev ea lin g tho fa c t th a t he h ad a co m � fo r ta b le fo rtu n e . W hen he a i rived In Jack so n v ille , th e s te e re r of th e g an g m ad e h is a c q u a in t� ance. and proved th e Ideal co m p an io n fo r a n u d d ie -a g ed m an . T h ey m ad e side t r ip s to g e th e r an d S t a r r w as c o n � v inced th a t h is new frien d w as r e � liable. W AS LET IN ON IT T h en th ey m et th e s lick s tra n g e r , w hom S ta r r '* friend knew . T h is w as th e su ccessfu l g a m b le r who, by m ea n s of a tap p ed w ire. w as m ak in g b ig k illin g s on race b e ttin g H e g e n e r � ously Jet S ta r r 's frien d lo on th e good th in g and S ta r r saw m an y th o u sa n d s of easy m oney de livered . F in a lly he w as ta k e n to th e fa k e poolroom in T am pa. A sm all m achine, o p e ra ted by a p e d � al, re a lis tic a lly p roduced th e c la t te r of te le g ra p h in s tru m e n ts an d te r s e ' m essa g es from th e tra c k s " w ere b e � ing received. P ack ag es , o s te n s ib ly c o n ta in in g th o u sa n d s in b an k no tes, w ere v isib le , j 'h e T am p a pollee descended Ju s t in tim e to sav e S ta r r 's $25,000. T h o hook* o f th is g a n g show ed th a t they* had tak e n $165,000 in n in e days. T h e sw indler* a re cap ab ly a id ed by w om en a sso c ia tes . T h ese a re by no m ean s of th e s ta g e v am p ire ty p e T h ey a re g rac io u s , q u ie tly -d re sse d ladies, w ho use th e ir c h a rm s in w in n in g th e confidence of th e w ives an d c h ild ren of to u r is ts . A few d a y s ago th e police of T am p a rescu ed from th e d u tc h e s of a c o n � fidence w om an th e e x -ch ie f o f pollee of one of th e la rg e s t c itie s on th e P a � cific coast. T U R K VICTIMS Y RELIEF M E N W A SH IN G T O N -T h e A m erican r e � lie f w o rk ers killed recen tly by T u r k � ish b r ig an d s in Hyrtei. d u r in g an a t � tack on a convoy for A m erican re lie f su p p lies w ere Ja m e s P e rry and F ra n k Jo h n so n , re p re se n ta tiv e s o f th e A s� s is ta n t S e c re ta ry o f S ta te la jn g h as a n n o u n c e ! th is a fte rn o o n . A la rg e force of T u rk ish b rig an d s repelled a re lief p a r ty of tw o A m erican s and 150 F ren ch , sen t to th e scene to g e t th e bodies, w hich h av e n o t y e t been r e � covered . 'TLL TELL", SAYS /?OS�;!RFI|EF DRIVE GALLANTS HAVE . . u n c o i i i a vU N D E R WAY T H I S W E E K Bookkeeping Butterfly Smiles and Issues Cold Threat from Behind Bars of Chicago Jail C h i c a g o - "M onda Rose,"bookkeep ing queen of th " b r lg h tlig h ls th rea te n e d to � n ig h t to " te ll a ll I know She sa id it in a w ay to m ake it a cold th re a t, send ing ehills to a g a lax y o f follow er* wh freq u en ted h e r lu x u rio u s a p a r tm e n t in one of C h icago 's social cen ters . "M onda Rose," a bu tte rfly , o c � cupied a ja il c d I a s Rose Sehw ei- ts*rg. I took keeper, charged w ith * em bezzling She failed to produce, th e SJO POO txind dem anded fo r her re lease w hen a g ran d ju ry indicb-d h.'T on c h arg e s of ra is in g a check issues! by h e r em ployer and of em - bc,r.xling t IO OOO from th e concern - th e Mlehl & S iffen n an L ea th e r com pany . She w as b ro u g h t t*uck from W innipeg. "I'm s i t t in g p re tty ." Bos,* sa id to th e defective . "If I'm p rosecu ted r n te ll a1! I know " W hen R ose slipped from her high stool a t n ight, acco rd in g to d e � tective* sh e w ent to a well f e a th � ered nest w h ere the sh ir t w a ist and a p ro n of b u s in ess life wen* r e � p laced by d eco llrtte A ro a rin g ro a d s te r , a tho ro u g h b red saddle ho rse an d m any o th e r co m forts w ere in reach . H a rry B erger, b u tch e r boy. w as one of th e favored ll**, told officers M onda d id not tak e the m oney bu t th a t th e re w as a w ealthy m an in th e caae T h a t 's w hat th*. 'T i l tell w ha t I know " of M o o d u s m ean t. he sa id . TEN O F SHIP'S C R E W A D R I F T R O C K LA N D , Me The IO m en of the crew of the n trnnded s team sh ip Polio*, w h ich w ent ag ro u n d on Old C llley reef, 20 m iles so u th of here, w ere s till a d r if t som ew here off tho co o st o f M aine." acco rd ing to rad io m essag es received here S a tu rd ay 1 n igh t. PASSIO N P L A Y T O BE REVIV ED ? L O N D O N T h e fam o u s l e s i o n P lay cf O b e ram m erg au m ay he n�vive�l nex t year, a cc o rd in g to a le t te r to th e I tally M ail from F ra u A nton lom g. w ife of th*. " C h r ls tu s" of th e d ram a . I .aug did no t se rv e iii th e w ar. .ut r e � d r i e d . h is w ife said I le w as ill d u r � ing m o st o f th e conflict. RE D S A D V A N C I N G A L O N G B L A C K SEA LO N D O N -B o lsh ev ik fo rces .ire a d � v an c in g a lo n g th e sh o res o f th e Black Sea. 20 m ile s n o rth e a s t of O dessa, a M oscow w ire le ss co m m unique S a tu r � day sa id . PROFITE ER ING IN W O O L R E V E A L E D L O N D O N - 'T h e B oard of T rad e ha* m ade pub lic a re p o rt su b s ta n tia t in g c h a rg e s o f p ro fiteerin g a g a in s t wool sp inner* . T h o b o a rd s re p o rt show ed the s p in n e rs ' p ro fits even g re a te r that* had been ch arg ed . T h e jirofits. the re p o rt showoff, w ere from 1,000 to 3,000 p e rce n t in excess of th a t au th o rized by th e g o v e rn m en t. " N O R M A L " SLEEP E N D S IN DEA TH W H T E PL A IN E. N. Y.- A fte r s le ep � ing six c o n tin u o u s days, M rs. K a tr in a H a rd d ied h i r e S a tu rd ay . W hen a p h y sic ian wa# called F rid ay he pro- nou n ced h e r "sleep ing no rm ally ." l i ts e ffo rts to a ro u se h e r fa iled , how ever, a n d w hen he re tu rn e d the w om an w as dead. R O Y A L R U S SIA N R E F U G E E SUICIDE G E N E V A -C o u n tess de lle n r ich e n , a m em b er o f th e R u ss ia n colony a t Mon- treu x an d fo rm erly m aid of h onor to the D ow ager E m p re ss o f R u ssia , h a s | co m m itted su ic id e by d ro w n in g in ' l a k e G en ev a H er lx�dy still decked i in v a lu ab le jewels, w as found llo tttirg 1 in th e lak e off V illeneuve, n e a r th e up-^ I per end of th e lake. | M A G I S T R A T E R A P S C O U R T M A R R I A G E S cMICAGO- Marriage courts . should be abolished, Chief Justice Harry Olson of municipal court here declared Saturday mgnt. "A court marriage, although Christian, does not carry the lame solemnity a church m ar� riage does," Judge Olton said. 'A church marriage it more im � pressive and conveye better ideas pf the sacredness of the bond." Judge Olton said a majority of those asking d ivorctt were married in courts. This, he said, was partly due to the fact that the couples did not realize the solemnity and sacredness of th# marriage. The Rev. J. P. Brushingham, a Methodist minuter, said mar- '?age by a judge is legal but ie not considered Christian in the �yee of the church. "Certain churches," Dr. Brush- ingham said, "do not evan recog� nize a court marriage." PHILADELPHIA YO UN G ER S E T LEA DE R W EDS "Hunger Knows No Armis� tice'' Slogan For Near East Campaign; County Workers Named H u n g e r h irn the sloe N e a r E as t FLU IS ON W ANE; BAN STILL HOLDS ONLY 24 NEW CASES REPORTED SA TURDAY: BIRGE ISSUES WARNING TO U. W. ST U D E N T S O nly 24 new cases y e s te rd a y and no d ea th * rep o rted up to m id n ig h t in � d ica ted th a t the in fluenza epidem ic in M adison w ould w ane thin week. T he to ta l n u m b er u n d e r q u a ra n tin e rem a in s high, th e re being 294 ca#..* in 240 home*, in a d d itio n to those in hoxpita ls. T he b an on public g a th e rin g s , th e a � te rs , d ances, and c h u rc h e s is ex p ec� ted to rem ain d u rin g tho week, d e � sp ite an y decided d ro p In th e sp read of th e epidem ic, p a r tic u la r ly because of th e n u m b er o f s tu d e n ts In th e c ity w ho will be a t lib e r ty b e tw een s e � m este rs . A ccording to h e a lth board m em bers, lif tin g th e b an will not be con sid ered u n til th e re is ev ery a s � su ra n c e th a t th e re w ill be no re c u r � ren ce of th e epidem ic. CANCEL MEETINGS To co -o p o ra te w ith th*, sp r it of the ban , in ch eck in g th e sp read of th e epidem ic, m an y o rg a n is a tio n s a re cance llin g m ee tin g s fo r nex t w eek. A n u m b er o f ch u rch es h av e closed vin ing th e epidem ic, am o n g th em th e B ethel L u th e ran . F ir s t U n ita r ia n W e s tm in s te r an d L u th e r M em orial. A n o tice a d v is in g s tu d e n ts not to go hom e d u rin g th e period betw een se m es te rs b ecause of th e ep idem ic of in fluenza h as Just been sen t ou t by P re s id en t K. A. B irge, of th e u n iv e r� sity . W H AT BIRGE SAYS P re s id e n t B irge sa y s: "In v iew of th e p re v a ilin g epidem ic I s tro n g ly adv ise a ll s tu d e n ts not to go hom e d u rin g th e period betwe* n th e close of th e ir ex am in atio n * and the l�*ginning o f th e second sem este r. H tu d en ts who leave M adison a t th!* tim e a re liab le to ru n tw o danger# both to be avo ided lf possib le : the d a n g e r of ra r- ln fe o tio n on crow ded tra in s , and th e d a n g e r of e n te r in g a lo ca lity w here th e ep idem ic is not vet a t its h e ig h t. It h a s not reached its w o rs t s ta g e in m an y eom m unities. w h e rea s in th e u n iv e rs ity it h as passed th e p eak and is sub sid in g . 4 4 I � I NG I. IL K n u v s .V \ r m i - : . . . gan adop ted fo r the R elie f d riv e w hich will be launched th is week to ra ise I>ane c o u n ty 's q u o ta of 126.000. Jo h n S. D onald, ch a irm an w ith offices In th e A sso c ia tio n o f C om m erce room s, h as a b o u t com pleted th e o rg a n isa tio n of hi* c am p aig n forces. C o un ty com m ittee c h a irm e n have been selected . l i t e r a � tu re w as sen t o u t y e s te rd a y from com � m it Iee h e a d q u a r te rs to v a rio u s w o rk � e rs th ro u g h o u t th e coun ty . Boy S couts h a v e billed the c ity w ith p o ste rs b e a r � ing th e cam p aig n slogan . As co u n ty c h a irm a n of wom en s o r � g an iza tio n s . M rs. W a lte r A yer will a c t in a u x ilia ry c ap a c ity w ith C h a irm an D onald. She will pay p a r tic u la r a t � ten tio n to schools. R euben N. N ecker- m an w ill a c t a s c h a irm a n fo r M adison, and M rs. E. H. B yrne a* c h a irm an of w om en'* a c tiv itie s fo r th e city . T hese c h a irm e n will a ll a p p o in t a s s is ta n ts w ho w ill w ork u n d e r th em and they in tu rn a re a u th o rise d to a p p o in t o th e r w orker* . C h a irm a n N eck e rm an and h is w o rk � e rs will canva.se th e J iu s in e ss and in � d u s tr ia l sec tio n s o f th e c ity , w hile the re s id en ce sec tio n s w ill be can v assed by w om en w orker*. Mr. D onald and Mr*. A yer have g roup* of like w orker* in v a rio u s p o in ts th ro u g h th e co u n ty . Am ong th e o th e r ag en c ies from w hich a c tiv e w ark a n d good r*v*ult* a re ex p ec ted a re the c h u rch e s and school*. SERMON TOPIC TODAY M any p re ac h e rs th ro u g h o u t th e c o u n � ty w ill p reach on th is su b je c t today. J . A. D avidson w ill d ire c t th e w ork in S to u g h to n , O tto B . D ab Ie th a t for Mt. H o reb and v ic in ity , W L. Am es in Oiregon, A rth u r X. M er* of th# S e c u r� ity S ta te hank will a c t aa tre a su re r fo r th e county co m m ittee . Gov. E. L. PhiU pp head* th e s ta te co m m ittee w ith l l . A. M oehlenpah of C lin to n aa c h a irm a n . Ja m e s W. T hom pson o f M ilw aukee a s seer e t a ry and W alte r H a ste n o f M ilw aukee a s tre a su re r . Two M adison people a re on th e s ta te co m m ittee . P ro f. W. L. W est - e rm a n n of the u n iv e rs ity and M rs H. S. R ich ard s, w ho Ut c h a irm a n of the W om ens o rg an iza tio n * o f th e s ta te . In ad d itio n to officer* m en tioned , the c o u n ty co m m ittee in c lu d es Prof. A. W. H opkins, th e Rev. P. B. Knox, P. E. S ta rk , L. L. L u nensoh lees, E m erson Dio, the Rev. O. E. H u n t, ali of M ad i� son ; J . A. D avidson an d F. J . Y ea and Supt. S y lv an u s A m is o f S to u g h to n , O tto TV I Hihle and S u p t. E. S. T h o m p � son. M ount H o reb ; Jo h n It. C aldw ell, V ien n a; Rev. !�. K. F rey m ey er, Sun P ra ir ie ; It C. O rtstad , C am b rid g e ; W. L. Ames. O regon ; Rev. o . J. P reus, De Forest TO W NSH IP CHAIRMAN NAMED T o w n sh ip ch a irm en a p p o in ted by Mr. D onald are Albion. I* L. B abcock ; B risto l. Royal H ow e; P lack E a rth , F r e d H tub ley ; B erry . M ichael T m nnn: B lue M ounds. O tto It D ahle; B loom ing Grove, I ll. J o h n so n . B urke. NVI# S to len ; C h r is � tia n a , P. C o n s t a d . C o tta g e G rove, J . C, O lson ; C ross P la in s . K. 1>. B e rin g : Dane, Ja m es W Duff: D eerfield , A. Q O uam en ; D unkirk. J , A D av idson ; D unn. T heodore E d w a rd s ; F itch b u rg , H inurn W o m an ; M adison, G e o rg e , G regg ; M edina. W II. T ask e r: M azo� m an ie , .Tames J. O'H a ra ; M iddleton, z / a r* r j t a a r wa** denied by M. ii .Hater . i -b .e r of / \ l l \ I L A /V th e bank . I ________ IN TE R N A TIONAL "T h re e reg is te red envelop* I sa id , "one c o n ta in in g $2.OOO ii an d s t in k certifica te* and �h tw o sm a lle r am o u n ts , h ad li***n th e sam e day d e s tin a tio n ." m d h ad roach* be bon Js o th e r m ulled I th e ir C O U R T A S K E D TO B A R REFERENDUM W A SH IN G T O N , D. C. Th* sup rem� c o u rt w as asked , in b r ie fs filed by* G eo rg e 8 ll iwk*\ C in c in n a ti a tto rn e y , to d e c la re invalid th o O hio c o n s t itu � tio n a l re fe ren d u m c la u se re q u ir in g p o p u la r subm ission of fe d e ra l c o n s ti� tu tio n a l am endm en t* . T h e b rie f w a s su b m itte d by M r B aw k e in p ro c ee d � ings, jo ined by J . F ra n k l la n ly , f o r � m er g o v e rn o r of In d ian a , b ro u g h t to p re v en t th e O hio re fe re n d u m la s t N o� v em b er on th e w om an su ffra g e and, p ro h ib itio n c o n s titu tio n a l a m en d m en ts . T he re tu rn * n**w a re b e ing reco u n ted . NKW YORK A n a e r ia l race s k ir t - | ing the A tlan tic un d c ro ss in g tho | ocean tw ice w ill be held soon, a e ro I c lubs of I H n a tio n s c o -o p e ra tin g , a c � cord ing to a s ta te m e n t S a tu rd a y by j the Aero C lub of A m erica, P rizes ar� expected to exceed $100,000. T h e eon- j te s ta n ts will s t a r t from e ith e r N ew j York o r A tlan tic C ity , p roceed ing by I fligh ts to th e m a in c itie * on th e A t- I Isn t ic seab o ard so u th a c ro ss th e C a r- ribeun S ea to P ern am b u co , B razil, thence to D ak ar, on th e w est co as t ! of A frica, n o rth lo th e B ritish la v a i an d S c a n d in a v ian c ities and back to | th e s ta r tin g p o in t by w ay of lr* land, 8 t. Jo h n s , N. F , H alifax N. 8.. P o r t � land, Me., an d B oston. W A SH IN G T O N - S e n a to r Jo h n so n , of C alifo m a, her� w ik ii in f lu e n z a H iram -U n se ttle d , ra in or or Sunday night and is 111 a t his hum� J M onday. M oderate te m p e ra tu re Sun- . sud raider Monday afternoon. W ISCON SIN snow , Sunday

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