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Madison Wisconsin State Journal (Newspaper) - February 13, 1920, Madison, Wisconsin= = - " ? " - I WEA THER COLDER I TheWisco Ie Journal VOL. 134, NO. 134. 81�t Yew. MADISON, W IS., FRIDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY 13,1920. EIGHTEEN PAGES PRICE TW O CENTS MAY HALT AUCTION OF FOE VESSELS & 2 � S 2 g S i t S S | S 2 t S ! � S 2 g S ! ! S 2 f S 2 t S i t S 2 t S i t S INFLUENZA BAN OFF A T MIDNIGHT TONIGHT > BOARD ACTS HOL^ NDDJLMEF^ ^ A LK STEPS P R E S I D E N TAS DISEASE w a r g u i l t y t q f o l l o w , n r e p l y T0 DIMINISHES'F" RATIFICATION RAIL UNIONSBorder; Generals Included in Party Purcell Urge* Continued Pre� caution Until Epidemic Dies O u t; D ay's Cases Number Ten T H E "flu" b an I* off a t m id n ig h t to n ig h t.T ho decision wa# reach ed a t a m ee tin g of th e boart I o f h e a lth a t 2 p. rn. to d ay . C o n tin u ed p re c a u tio n * how ever, w ere ui-gvd by D o c to r H , K P u re a ll u n til th e ep idem ic ha* died out. T h e decision o f th e b o ard In th e r e � su lt o f th e c o n s ta n tly d lm ln leh ln g n u m b er o f case* re p o rte d each d a y ; I t w as not m ad e u n til th e b oard fe lt a s su re d th e re w ould n o t be a r e c u r � re n ce of th e ep idem ic. l i f t i n g of th e b an m ea n s th a t th e � a te r s can Hell t ic k e ts o full cap ac ity , th a t a ll d ances, m ee tin g * a n d c o n v en � t io n s s r* perm issib le . T he "flu" ban w as c lam p ed on tig h t J a n . 31. T o d ay 's re p o rt from th e c ity hoard o f h ea lth show s th e in flu en za ep idem ic fa # t on th e d o w nw ard tren d , only 139 cane# be .ng q u a ra n tin e d in 103 homea. In ad d itio n to IO new c ases rep o rted to d ay . Of th e *. d e a th s w hich o ccu rred ^ 0 th e c ity d u rin g Janus*-} 15 Were fVom in f lu e n za acco rd in g to th e m o n th ly re p o rt of th e c ity b oard of h e a lth . T he n u m tw r of in fluenza d e a th s is not the to a i d u rin g th e ep idem ic, how ever, s s th e d iscase had lust reach ed its peak o n th e (aet day o f Ja n u a ry , and m ore d e a th s follow ed in F e b ru a ry . T he s to rk w as n ea rly th re e tim es as busy s s C upid d u rin g Ja n u a ry , a c � co rd in g to th e m o n th ly re p o rt, w hich sh o w s 77 b ir th s and 2* m arriag e s . D u rin g th* m o n th th e re w ere r e � p o rted 390 cases of In flu en za 50 of m easles , 13 of an isa l pox 6 o f sca rle t fev er. 5 of ch icken pox, 2 of d ip th o r la, and 2 o f w hooping cough . V ADRIATIC PEACE BASIS FOUND? DATUIN -A te leg ram rece ived a t th e Jugr>-d41av leg a tio n in P a r is to d ay fro m (Belgrade s a i l Ju g o -B la v po litica l le a d � e r s had found g ro u n d s fo r ag ree m e n t w ith I ta ly In A d ria tic d isp u te . M IKADO'S SON IS ILL WITH FLU T O R IO -P rin ce Y ashh tto , second eon o f th e E m p erlo r, is se rio u sly ill o f influenza, sn ep id em ic o f w hich la sw eep in g Ja p a n . T h e P rin c e is 17 y e a rs old. M any c a se s of in flu en za a re r e p o r t � ed In th e a rm y an d In Tokio . B u sin ess h e re is re s tr ic te d us a re su l t o f it. T H E H A G U E-T h e G ran d D uke of l l e sse en d e ig h t o th e r G erm an s, n am ed In th e a llied lis t of w a r gu ilty , h av e a rriv e d In H o llan d to seek po litica l re fu g e It w ns re p o rte d here today . MAY NAME C O M M IT T E E I /W D O N -. T h e council o f th e le a g u e o f N a tio n s is co n s ,d e rin g a p � p o in tm e n t of e leven Ju ris t* of In te r � n a tio n a l re p u ta tio n to com pose a c o m � m itte e fo r on In te rn a tio n a l c o u rt o f Justice , It w as lea rn ed a u th o r i ta t iv e ly tod ay , T h e nnm o o f FUIhu R oot h a s been m en tio n ed a s a posalb lo se lec tion . R o o t's n am e h as been u rg ed , i t w as said . re g a rd le s s of w h e th e r th e U n ite d S ta te s becom es a m em b er o f th o H ague. M em bers be lieved h is p re s � ence e m in en tly d esirab le , It w n j said. and will ask h is a p p o in tm e n t even lf A m erica re fu se s th e league--lf such a c tio n Is found possib le . O therwise* h is p re sen ce w ill be c o n tin g e n t on A m erica 's e n try . O th e r n am es m en tio n ed included P ro fe sso r Fsdrta, I ta ly ; R afae l A ltm a- ra . S p a in ; S e n o r D ra g s , fo rm e r m in is � te r of fo re ig n a ffa irs In A rg e n tin a ; and la ird Ph iillm ore, G re a t B rita in . T he council of p re m ie rs to d ay w as to ta k e up th e T u rk ish a n d A d ria tic q u es tio n s , co n sidered tw o of th e m ost p e rp lex in g of th e p ro b lem s g ro w in g ou t o f th e w ar. C o n sid e ra tio n o f th e se q u e s tio n s w as ezp ec ted to la s t sev e ra l dave. po ss ib ly a fo r tn ig h t, a f te r w hich th e MADISON SOLDIER CRUSHED BY TREE JO H N POOH OLA, 32ND D IV ISIO N V E T E R A N , M E E T S D E A T H NEA R H IG H L A N D L igh t snow and co ld e r to n ig h t. Sat* u rd e y fa ir and colder. W inds beco m � ing fresh n o rth w e st to n ig h t. to t City Bure au I T em p era tu re P re c ip ita tio n H ighest I.ow est 24 h o u r i Ye#! erday L a s t N ight to 7 a. m M adison 2o IO 0 M ilw aukee 24 14 0 C hicago . . . 24 24 0 G reen Ray . 20 11 0 W au sau . . . 22 j o o D u lu i ti . . . . 14 .08 M mite apli� . I* I I .04 L a Crosae , 12 .02 D ubuque tx 14 .22 Y es� te rd a y Noon 7 p. rn. 5 aday 7 a m Noon .Snow *i t n iM ix . . . . . Tem per- R e la tiv e v\ md ClSudl- a tu re J fu m id ity V elocity ness Pct. 17 14 SO 20 i i 94 3 tan 26 94 2 IOO -24 hrs. 0 inches tin g round8 8 inches H ig h est te m p e ra tu re 20 a t 2 p. rn lo w e s t te m p e ra tu re l l a t I a rn. Mean te m p e ra tu re y este rd ay 18. Norir.-�l 19. T o ta l p re c ip ita tio n since Jan . I, I 07 bt. N orm al 2 1* in. Y o n t i I N 01*11 F i t i i A l t s t i ' i r m r i l in HJO -ii tv ,d e p t in lOOi, - 2 4 . W e-taa t in t o t ' . {,3 inches, h oi se ts a t 6:28 Jo h n P. P o d h o ia , m em b er of the M adison supp ly co m p an y w ith th e 3.'nd d iv is ion d u rin g th e w ar, 2 3 -y ear - oid ao r of Mr. and Mrs. O lio S c h n e i� der, 309 S o u th ingerw oil s tre e t, w as killed in s ta n tly y e s te rd a y fo u r m iles n o rth o f H ig h lan d w hen th e lim b of a fa llin g tre e a a s d riv en th ro u g h h is body, p in n in g him to th e g ro u n d . A r � ra n g e m e n ts for th e fu n e ra l, w hich w ill n o t be cond u cted before S u n d ay , a w a it w ord fro m tw o b ro th e rs . E lm er, In a h o sp ita l a t F o r t S h e rid an , and G eorge, s ta tio n e d on th e U. S. B a t � tle sh ip T ex a s a t S an F ran c isco . O th e rs who su rv iv e a re th e p a ren ts . th ree s is te rs , M a rg a re t Podhoia . M a r� cella and M ildred S ch n e id e r, an d a th ird b ro th e r. O sca r S ch n eider, I'o d h o ia 's body w as b ro u g h t h e re las t n ig h t an d Is a t th e Soh ro ad er ch ap e l. W ith sev era l o th e r m en, P o d h o ia w ent o u t to fell a tre e n e a r a fa rm o rch ard . Ropea h a d been a tta c h e d to p re v en t th e tre o from fa llin g Into th e o r uh a rd . A cco rd in g to c o m p a n � ions. P o dho ia ru sh ed to w ard th e o r- ( h a rd w hen th e m gnal w as g iven , n o t looking to see in w h a t d irec tio n th e tree fell, and w as c ru sh ed b e n e a th it. T he lim b, a b o u t th e size of a s to v e � pipe, w as fo rced th ro u g h h is body and buried IS inch es In th e g ro u n d . B efore e n te r in g se rv ice . P o d h o ia w as em ployed a t th e G tzho tt p la n t an d re tu rn e d th e re a f te r 17 m o n th s o f w a r � fa re . L a s t N o vem ber he w en t to live n e a r H ig h lan d on th e fa rm o f h is a u n t. M rs. A m elia 1-amkc. PERET NAMED TO HEAD DEPUTIES P i f t l S - R aoul B eret to d ay w as elected p re s id en t o f th e F re n c h c h a m � b er o f d ep u tie s , su cceed in g P a u l D es- ch an e l, now p re s id e n t o f F ra n c e . SOCIAL LEADER IS FOUND DEAD C H IC A G O -An In q u est w ill he eon- ducted to d ay in to th e d e a th o f W ard Vilas, w ea lth y C h icago so c ia l lead er, found d ead In a h o te l h e re swlth an em p ty d ru g b o ttle a t h ts aliV\ T h ir � teen em p ty q u a r t w h isk ey b o ttle s and an a n sw e r w h ich V ilas p re p a re d to Ale o h is w ife's m ilt fo r d iv o rce a lso w ere found In th e room . council w ill a d jo u rn to Its p e rm an en t h e a d q u a rte rs In P a ris . T he p re m ie rs y e s te rd a y considered the G erm an a t t i tu d e o f re fu sa l to s u r � ren d er th e lis t of w ar gu ilty , whose s u rre n d e r for t r ia l by allied tr ib u n a ls Im d em anded , It w as decided to send a new no te to G erm an y on th is s u b � jec t. T he q u es tio n o f e x trad itio n of th e fo rm er K aiser a lso w as c o n s id � ered. A conference o f m in is te rs of finance of th e p rin c ip a l a llied n a tio n s w as d e � cided upon, It w as eaid . to consider th e In te rn a tio n a l exchanges and Hoagie* s itu a tio n . T his conference, acco rd in g to som e sources, w ill be called Im m ediately . No A m erican rep resen a tlv es h av e a tte n d e d th e councils m eetings, It w as lea rn ed , "b ecau se no de legates had been ap p o in ted ." A m erican p a rtic ip a tio n would have been w elcom ed, official# indicated . T R IA L S " IN A B SEN TIA ? TAHIR- T h e new allied note to G e r� m an y , on d e liv e ry o f w ar gu ilty , r e � po rted to h av e been decided upon by th e council of p re m ie rs a t its sea lion in L ondon y es te rd ay , "opens th e g a te fo r new d iscussions," acco rd ing to In � fo rm atio n . In som e F ren ch q u a r te rs It w as b e � lieved th a t lf G e rm sn y persis t* in h e r re fu sa l to su rre n d e r those a . used of w a r c rim es and the a llies sr* unab le to b rin g ab o u t a p rac tica l m ethod to o b ta in th e ir a r re s t , th e w ar g u ilty T eu to n s m ay he tried 'I n ab sen tia ." so th e ir c rim es m ay be published to th e w orld. TITTEMORE RAPS SECESSIONISTS EQ U ITY F IL IB U S T E R E R S ' TA C TIC S E Q U IV A L E N T TO A SSA SSIN A - T IO N . SA YS C H IE F A ttem p ted filib u ste r a c tiv itie s In th e ra n k s of th'* WI soon aln E quity society u n d e r d irec tio n of ousted officials jb s tig m a tiz ed us "secessio n '' by J. N. T ttte m o re In a s ta te m e n t published In th is w eek s E q u ity News. Ile dec la res secession m ea n s a ssa ss in a tio n , c itin g th e s to ry of i.inco .n and the so u th e rn rebellion . H e say s; "F o r th e d ra t tim e In th e h is to ry of E q u ity , th is w ord has been used It is One of th o s t w ords which, m ore th a n an y o th er, has a lw a y s been inclined to b rin g d isg ra ce upon th e A m erican n am e and c h a ra c te r . S ecession ' W h a t a sound It had in the e a rs of tho p a tr io ts of th e N orth , w hat an a w � ful Ja r It g av e to th e p a tr io t e a r of L incoln, w hose n a ta l day w as on th is v e ry day, Fob. 12, w hen he h eard th e ro a rd o f th e rebel fu n s a g a in s t th e un ion flag a t F o rt S u m p te r and tho n a s ty w ord 'S eaesh ' w as know n to be a fa c t and th a t th e un ion of s ta te s - of th o se s ta te s cem en ted to g e th e r by th e w isdom etim ark, S w itzerlan d , T h e N e th erlan d s , F in lan d an d Mexico, l a � te r th e abjection of a d ip lo m a t to go to G erm an y *wlll be considered . W hen th * U n ited S ta te s r e p re s e n ta � tiv e s IO th e leag u e council and asa*.m - nTy h a v e b e rn ch o sen A m ertca's policy w ith re g ard to p u n ish m e n t o f G e rm an w a r g u ilty , a c c e p ta n c e o f m an d a to rie s an d fu rn ish in g of tro o p s fo r p leb isc ite s w ill be. know n T h e policy on p u n ish m en t o f G e r � m an* Is u n d e rsto o d to h ave been fo rm � u la ted a lre ad y . U n d e r i t th is c o u n try would no t p a r tic ip a te in th e tr ia l of th e fo rm e r k a iser, an d o th e rs w hose s u rre n d e r is dem anded , even lf su ch t r ia ls shou ld ta k e p lace, It Is lea rn ed . E X P E D IT IO N U N L IK E L Y O th e r league m em b ers will be q u ie tly adv ised . It is believed, th a t se n d in g A m erican tro o p s o v e rsea s a t th is tim e w ould be, u n p o p u la r here. a n d th e re fo re th e leag u e will not su g g est th a t th ey ta k e p a r t In m a in ta in in g o rd e r d u r in g p leb isc ites. On th is po in t it is r e c o l� lected W ilson h a s sa id : "W hen th e t r e a ty is ra tified , boys In kh ak i will no t h a v e to c ro ss th e sea s a g a in .- T he league. It Is ex pected w ould not p ropose a c c e p ta n c e of a m an d a to ry by th e U n ited S ta te s Just crew, u n less th is co u n try should v o lu n te e r to ta k e one. w hich Is co n sidered un likely . If th e G erm an t r e a ty is ratifier!. quick ac tio n Is looked fo r on th e A u s� t r ia n t re a ty a n d th e te m p o ra ry a g re e � m en t be tw een th e U n ited S ta te s and . tre a t B rita in fo r p ro tec tio n of F ran ce . GETS LEAP YEAR " FREE " M A N ITO W O C --S irs . M innie K rtje - j gen. IU, ap p ea red to d ay a t th e c o u n ty I c le rk 's office an d rece ived free the m a rr ia g e license offered by C o u n ty ! C lerk Schulze to th e firs t g ir l o r j w om an w ho p roposed In 1920. ' W om en h ave th e r ig h t to vo te w hy j not th e r ig h t to p ro p o se?" ahe said . A ugust B rev is , 87, Is th e p ro sp e c � tiv e groom POLICE SEEK CROOK BROKERS N E W YORK Police In cit lea th ro u g h � o u t th e C n lted S ta te n und C a n ad a w ere to d ay seek in g fo r "fen ces" o r c rooked , b rokers , th ro u g h w hom th e Ave boys, j lnvnlvi ,000,000 bond J th e f t plot, a re sa id to h av e d isposed o f m o re th an 12.OOO.OOO In se c u ritie s . T he New York police, a lth o m ak in g public on ly tw o n u n rn . In tim a te d th ey luzd Inforvnatle nngn nqj a* least a score, of o th e r mr.n In W itshlngton, P h ila d e l� phia, B oston, B a ltim o re am i here. SPILLW AY BROKEN B Y ICE; FIVE DIE TODOINTG F iv e fo re ig n e rs lo st th e ir lives a t Iro q u o is F a lls w hen th * sp illw ay a t th e A bltlb i P u lp a n d P a � per co m p an y g a v e w ay u n d e r th e w e ig h t of ice. T h e p a p e r m ills a r e o u t of com m ission tem p o ra rily , b u t all r e � p a ir m a te r ia ls a r e en th e sp o t and th e p lan t w l'l bn In o p era tio n o g am W ed n esd ay . BY R A L PH F . COUCH WA SH IN G TO N - P re s id e n t W ilson to d ay han d ed a w r i t te n s t a te �m en t c o n s t itu tn g h is rep ly in th e ra ilro a d w age c o n tro v e rsy to a co m m itte e of th re e uno n lo ad e rs h e a d � ed by TU M. Jew ell o f th o A m erican F e d e ra tio n of Ix ibor, H allw ay d e p a rt- t-e n L "W e sh a ll g ive c a re fu l co n sid era tio n to th e p re s id e n t's s ta te m e n t an d a d � vise h im of o u r p o sition la te r, p ro b � ab ly by le t te r ," sa id P re s id e n t T im � o th y R hea o f th e B ro th erh o o d o f l o � com o tiv e F irem en an d E t.g lneraen , a m em b er o f th e co m m ittee . T h e lea d e rs re fu sed to sa y w h e th er o r n o t th e p re s id e n t had g ra n te d th em th e In c rease th ey asked . T h e re w ere in d ica tio n s, how ever, th a t th e p re s id e n t re fu sed to g ra n t th e ir co m p le te d e m a n d s fo r a h o r i� zo n ta l in- re a se o f a p p ro x im a te ly 40 p e r c e n t fo r tw o m illion ra il ro a d e m � ployes. l e a v in g th e w h ite house , th * c o m � m ittee aren t d ire c tly to a h o te l to r e � p o rt to th* g ro u p o f 14 un ion re p re � s e n ta t iv e s w ho h av e been co n d u ctin g n e g o tia tio n s w ith R ail D ire c to r H ines. T h e c o m m ittee w as w ith th e p re s i� d e n t sc a rc e ly 15 m in u te s . H e r e � ceived th e m en on th e so u th p o rtico of th e w h ite house T h e u n io n r e p re � sen *atives to m o rro w p ro b ab ly will m ak e public a s ta te m e n t of th e s i t u a � tion , R hea sa id . "I believe we will fo rw a rd a c o m � m u n ica tio n o f som e k ind to th e p re s l- u e n t to d ay ," sa id R hea. CHICAGOAN N E W CABINET MEMBER W A SH IN G T O N -J o h n B arto n P ay n e of C hicago to d ay w as nam ed S e c re ta ry of th* In te rio r . P ay n e a t p re sen t is c h a irm a n of th e sh ip p in g board , and will s u c � ceed F ra n k lin K. L ana, w ho loaves th e office M arch I, T he n o m in a tio n of P ay n e will bo sen t to th e se n a te a t o nce by P re s id sn t W ilson, it w as an n o unced a t th e w h ite house. DENMARK H ARD HIT B Y INFLUENZA OO P E N H A G EN - T h e Influenza c p l- I dem ic show ed a fifty p e rce n t 'nor*#** las t week, a cco rd in g to fig u res m ade public today . M ore th a n e leven th o u � sand r a s e s w ere re p o rte d w ith 200 d e a th s . SC H O O LS C L O SE D R O M E -R eboots w ere closed to d ay b ecau se of th e Influenza epidem ic. N in e ty d e a th s w ere rep o rte d . P h y � s ic ian s sa id th e ep idem ic w as d e c re a s � ing. VETERAN EDITOR DIES IN NEW YO R K N E W YORK J u liu s C h am b ers, a u - th o r-e d tto r w ho w e n t to P a r is In 1887 a n d e s tab lish e d th e P a r is ed itio n of the N ew Y erk H erald , dK*1 la s t nighL H e l ad been 111 �w1th p n e u m o n ia fo r sev e ra l d ays. B orn in B elle fo n ta in e , Ohio, C h a m � b ers had a v a rie d ca ree r. A fte r being g ra d u a te d from G om el!, he w orked fo r H o race ( l r f > v on th e New York T r i � bune, la te r Jo in ing th e H era ld staff. Me becam e m an ag in g e d ito r of th e H erald an d la te r of th o Now York W orld. . EARL G O T FREE TICKET TO JAIL P O R T L A N D "B uy tw o t ic k e ts to tho coppers* ball a n d IMI le t yon go," said P o licem an IL IL P ie r re . " N u th in ' d e in '," sa id E arl R. Gee. m o to r is t c a u g h t w ith u n lig h te d lam p s T o m s to ja il ," sa id th e cop and F oe cam e, . C O R P 'AW AKES; EMBALMERS TAKE FLIGHT DALLAS- D an C lay. 50, t o �d ay w as m m ark ed negro . lf bo w ere inclined to voodoo, c o n v e rts w ould flock sw a y from him liks tw o d u sk y u n d e rta k e rs did w hen he s a t up on th o om balm ing slab and b e � gan to d em an d h is c to th ss , b e � c a u s e - H E S B E E N DEAD. W ednesday a fte rn o o n D an 's b ro th e r fo und him in bed, cold, stiff. A p h y sic ian pronounced h im dead of "flu " and th e body w as c a rr ied a w ay in a "dead b a s � k e t." T he h o u rs p assed . N ighL An em b a lm e r'a w ork shop . Rigid bodies laid ou t. T w o larg e eyed negro em balm er* doggedly a t th e ir g ru eso m e ta sk s . A clock s tru c k tw ice . " W e'll ta k e th a t 'un n e x t," U n d e rta k e r S m ith m u tte red , p o in tin g a n em b a lm in g in s t r u � m en t a t Dan. It w as too m uch . " Looky h ash , w h a t yo'a t ry - in* do to m e?" D an dem anded , s it tin g up. W hen th e a m b u lan ce a t t e n d � a n ts coaxed th e u n d e rta k e rs back. D an w ss ab le to w alk to th e "dead w ag o n ." T ho re su rre c te d D an to d a y w as m ore inclined to a n g e r th a n voodoo. "Yo rug aah* w a n ta rn fu n e ra l too m uch , ho grow led. WOMEN CONFER ON RELIEF DRIVE C OUNTY W O R K E R S ST A R T C A M � PAIGN AT L U N C H E O N ; PR O - C E D U R E O U T L IN E D T h * N e a r Lout d riv e In th* c o u n ty and In th e re sid en ce kiwi inns of M ad i� son, co n d u cted by w om en w ork egg, s ta r te d to d ay w ith a luncheon a t th e H o p p er K e ttle , S ta te s tre e t, I t wa# a tte n d ed by n ro m rn w o rk e rs from th e co u n ty an d from M adison. M rs. b l H . B ryne, o u tlin ed tho p ro ced u re of th e cam twig n. O th e r sp e a k e rs w ere P ro f. W. L. Went* rtn an n an d Jo h n R. D o n � ald, c h a irm a n o f th e c o u n ty com m ittee . P ro fe sso r VV. L. W ea te rm an n , w ho wo# a tech n ica l ex p ert on a ffa irs of th e T u rk ish E m p ire a n d the

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