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Madison Wisconsin State Journal (Newspaper) - February 20, 1920, Madison, WisconsinWEA TH ER SNOW IheWisco te Journal I CITYEDITION VOL. 134, NO. 141. 81st Year. MADISON, WIS., FRIDAY A FTER N O O N , FEBRUARY 20, 1920. TW ENTY PAGES PRICE TW O CENTS BORCHARD FACES ARREST ADMIRAL ROBERT E. P E A R Y D E A D c h a r g e o f STARTED HERE A T $5 A J ll CARNAHAN NEW Y 0 R K G? �- p - F 0R MURDER I S WEEK; N OW M ILLIO N AIRE^ ^ ^ ^ P A C T R E S E R VA 7"/OjVS THREATENEDEXPLORER DIES AFTER OPERATION Pemiciot& Anaemia Fatal to Discoverer of North Pole; Had Brilliant Career As Arctic Scientist Edward S. Jordan, U. W. Graduate and Auto Mag� nate, in City Today to Address Students, Lays Success to Backbone and Woman's Inspiration TO Prompt Ratification With Protection For AmericanR E S I G N Interests Recommended By Delegates At State Convention; Suffrage Favored National Equity President A ns� wers Demand at Joint Meet BY B E T T Y P R U E T T w'AUH INT '.TY >N TPai Admiral R o b e r t E. P w r y , d iscovere r of tho N o r th Polo, died a t 1:2-1 i a . rn. today. D eath occu rred a t h is hom e h e r r > w h e re ho wa* t a k e n a f t e r a recen t I o p e ra t io n fo r pern ic ious u n a rm at th e naval hosp ita l here. A f te r nn o p e ra t io n for blood (rune- ' fu s ion t h e pd m lra l show ed a slight ch an g e fo r th*- b e t t e r and w as tak en to his hom e where he ap p ea red to I* recovering . Y es te rday D eary seemed st rong , it w as learned a t his residence. A re lapso wa* suffered dUTlfi r toe TTM NKT BKN y e a r s ago a bo.' f ro m the bae. wood* M on sin s tepped of! i t ra i t ' 1 eonsin S a lc J o u rn a l odic*. a sked for � job, r i d g SEEK CONCERTED MOVE ON RAIL BILL By Denouncing Long N LABOR BACKING U P MAJORITY OF H O U SE DEM O C R A TS AGAINST G U A R A N TY PR O V ISIO N S I .ant n iden t of puny of Cle' doing busine- OOO a m onth, a d d re ss til*" as rep re sen t , indus try . N ine teen > r e jiorter on in northern a sse ts im suit , sum intr of n o r th e rn Wis- way to The Wig� ed it. j h t . lid \v a rd S. Jo rdan . th* VI ordo n Motor C a r v e l a n d . Ohio, a concern of m on ' th an 11,WOO. - r n veil in Madison to -un ivers ity conference c of the au tom obile P r e s � cott!- J P i e d i u t her W A SH IN G T O N A co n cer ted action on th* R tlam niri* *w�*"* d a u g h te r ami a niece w'cro a t his dr** m u s t overcome hom e when ne died. passed by co n g ress before the re tu rn R ober t Edw in I*�arv in trep id Arctic �f 'he Urns to the ir o w n ers on M a n t i ex p lo re r a n d d isco v ere r of the North 1 �>>' p res iden t ia l p ro c lam a t io n Po ,e. a l th o u g h born rn Penn sy lv an ia O rg an ised labor is b ack in g up the and in l a t e r life a res iden t of W as h - j lngton, D. C., w as c la im ed as a son of Maine. . T h e Roosevelt , th*' sh ip th a t c ar r ied th e P e a ry p a ' t y n o r th th ro u g h the frozen w ater* to the Pole, was In a Maine sh ip y a rd and P e a ry for s tan d of lite m a jo r i ty of th" house Dem ocra t* th a t t h e g u a r a n t y p rov l- I (dons m ean h ig h er r a te s a n d 'g ive u n � due a d v a n ta g e s to th e r a i l ro ad ow ners . The p a r t of th*' bill u n d e r fire is the section o rd e rin g the I n t e r s t a t e com I m erce com m iss ion to a d ju s t Hiles so th a t I he road- m ay be g u a ra n te e d * r e tu r n of 5 8% per c en t on t h e i r aggro g a te p rope rty . L a b o r a n d the ra i l ro ad bro therhoods , acco rd in g to a m em oria l su b m it te d to congress today, a p p e a r to he m ore o p � posed to th is p rovision th a n the plan in th e bill for a rb i t r a t io n of labor d i s � putes , a l th o u g h seve ra l d e ta i ls of th is sy s te m a re a t ta ck e d . R a ilroad union lea d e rs today w ere In session f ram in g th e i r new c om m unlea lion to P re s id en t Wilson. T h e ro m - m u n tc a t io n Is p lanned a s a p ro tea t a g a in s t p res iden t ia l a p p ro v a l of the r a i l ro ad bill, in c ase it passes m a n y y * a rs TtTfd d u r in g W rw i i tn mer# on a n is land In C asco Hay., n e a r P o r t � land. Me. M any m em ber* of P e a r y 's c rew s w i r e n a t iv e s of Maine. I t w as in 1886 th.t t P ea ry , then but 30 y e a rs old, m ad e b is first t r ip n o r th and c a u g h t tile A re t te fever, a " m a l � a d y " he never w as able ti* cure . P rom t h a t d a te to S e p tem b e r . 1003, w m a co n t in u o u s period of p lanning , s u d e f � fo r t to reach the top of th e world. I l ia Initial t r ip w as for the purt*oa*' of m ak in g a re co n n a is sa n ce of the G re en la n d ic** cape. D IS P U T E S C O O K C L A IM It w a s Sept. 13. 1309. t h a t C o m m a n d � e r P e a ry o a s t th e t irat shadow of s u s � picion o v e r the c la im s of Dr. I'Yed- e r iek A. Gook. t h a t he had d iscovered th e N o r th Pole. ' I hav e h im nailed .'' he t e leg rap h ed Mrs. P ea ry , w ho f ro m th e first had d isbe lieved Dr. C ook's story . I t w as on Kept. 6. 1909, t h a t P e a r y 's an n o u n c e m e n t t h a t he had "na iled tho Wlars a n d s t r i p e s to the Pole" wa* re ad in Am erica . T h a t w as live d ay s a f t e r Dr. Cook had s e n t a te leg ram to ! D e n m a rk d ec la r in g he had found t h e ) Pole. B o rn in Cresson, Pa., M ay 6, 1856. I .... ..... _ P e a r y p o i h is e a r ly d u r a t i o n a t N o r th W IL K E S BA RUK. P a - M esh R as- B ndg o to n , Me.. Academy, and la te r en- j ^ jnH i,a " ob ta ined a m o n th 's " leave of toned Bowdoin College front whit h be a h "r n c e " from , he Laverne w a s g ra d u a te d in 1877. He en tered i p p a r r i , i n s egg hluondent. worked for the polit ical power* who produced public i ty for the press of th e sta te , becam e editor of the Daily C a r d in a l w as once agen t for a big life i n s u r � a nce co m p an y was sec re ta ry of the M adison Forty Thou sa nil club, o r � g a n i z e d the first s tu d en t conference I a t W isconsin, edi ed the Badger, was j p res iden t of his c lass and fell in love : with a n Alpha Phi, C ha r lo t te H a n � nahs. I Jo r d a n left college to become a s taff w r i t e r for Collier's and wro te a set ie* I of a r t ic le s on football which m ade . T u rn to p&g*; 20, co lum n I) OFFICER DEAD IN DUBLIN FIGHTING D U B L IN -One policeman w as killed a n o th e r wounded slightly a n d a th ird w ounded dangerously in f ighting bere las t n igh t . It could not be lea rned w h e th e r the police were a m b u sh ed o r th e shooting took place when they a t � t e m p te d a r re s ts . g ro u p 's a I leg*** I effor ts w as d em a n d ed by the s l a te hoard. A sca th in g d e n uncia t ion of J* W e l � ler 1/ong and the g ro u p of .-�cession isis lie he ailed, was delivered by C a r n a h a n I in reply. He said : J. Weller lxing and I have never agreed . I uni u t te r ly opposed to all I the m ee t in g s ho is co n d u c t in g for the I pu rpose of b reak in g up a n d secu rin g J con tro l of o u r local o rg a n iz a t io n s ." R eso lu tion of the W iscons in union [ to sa v e the na t iona l o rg a n iz a t io n w as | exp ressed by b o a rd m em bers . Offi- i ciaJly the bourd in a s t a te m e n t sa id : T h e w i s c o n s in Society of E qu ity wLU a s s i s i th e N a t io n a l o rg a n iz a t io n f inancia lly a s f a r aa It c an con s is ten t ly with tn e In te re s t s of its s t a te m e m � bers ." While the s t a t e society will co n tin u e p ay in g i ts dues, the s t a te t*oard d e � c lared , no add it io n a l c o n tr ib u t io n s will lie fo r th co m in g while th e effor ts of Long to yield the Society of E qu ity in to the h a n d s of th e n o n -p a r t i s a n league w ere no t rep u d ia te d a n d s t ro n g ly opposed by the N a t io n a l s o � ciety. In tense in d igna t ion w a s u t te r e d by all m e m b e rs o f the tw o b o a rd s over Io>ng s re fusa l to a id In s t r a ig h te n in g ou t the a f fa i rs of th*' N a t io n a l Sot le ty a f te r leaving th em in su ch a tang led s ta te . T KW YORK Im m edia te ra t i f ic a � tion of the peace t rea ty , with d is t in c t r e s e rv a t io n s to p ro tec t A m erican in te res ts , is recom m ended in the s t a te R epublican p la t fo rm a d o p � ted to d ay by th e d e le g a te s to th e New York unofficial ll* publican c o n � vention . T he p la t fo rm w as d ra f te d by a c o m m ittee headed by lU hoiaa M u r � ray Buller, a n d w as reg a rd e d as p o s � sibly fo recas t in g the a t t iu d e of New York R epub licans to w ard the n a t io n � al R epublican p la t fo rm to be adop ted a t the C hicago c o n v e n to . T h e d o cu m en t also c o n ta in s p lanks u rg in g e l im ina t ion of bolsmevism. r a t � ification of the wom en su ff rage a m e n d � m ent, repeal of b u s in ess control laws to reduce th e cost of living, a n a t io n � al budge t sys tem , a p ro tec t ive tariff, e s ta b l i sh m e n t of in d u s t r ia l c o m m is � s ions to han d le labor d isputes , and en la rged and p r iv a te ly owned m e r � ch an t m ar ine , u n iversa l m il i ta ry t r a i n � ing and s t r i c t e r im m ig ra t io n laws. It opposes g o v e rn m e n t ow n ersh ip of r a i lw ay s and the I'iumb Plan, c h arg es t h a t the federa l t r a d e comm ission h a s "p ro s t i tu te d i ts p ro p e r func tions" and a t t a c k s th e D em ocra t ic na tional a d � m in i s t r a t io n s (o n d u c t of the w a r and the peace ncgoia t ions . F o u r de le g a te s a t l a r g e to th e n a � tional convention, and th e i r a l t e rn a te s w ere nam ed to be voted on a t the p r im aries . T he s t a te o rg an iza t io n s la te fo r these posts w as accepted . T h e plank favoring im m edia te r a t i � fication of the peace t r e a ty declared th a t d is t in c t re se rv a t io n s and d e c l a r � a t ions should acco m p an y it "as sha ll m ake i t c lea r to all the world th a t the United S ta te s r e ta in s i ts u n co n d i t io n � al r ig h ts to w ithd raw from the League of N a t ions on p ro p e r notice; t h a t the United S ta te s a ssu m e s no obligation, e i th e r legal o r moral, to send A m e r i � can so ld iers o r sa i lo rs fo r serv ice ab road unless the congress sha l l so au th o r ize ; t h a t the Monroe D oc tr ine is prouected) both in le t t e r a n d in sp ir i t ; tha t no foreign pow er o r c o u n � cil of foreign p ow ers shall h a v e a n y control w h a tso ev er over the dom es tic policies of the United S ta te s ; and th a t the governm en t and the people of the United S ta te s shall not be d ra w n by the opera t ion of J ' a r t XIII of the t r e a � ty, th e so - cai led lab o r c lauses, in to the net sp read by in te rn a t io n a l so � cialism." On ra tif ica tion of the t rea ty , the p la t fo rm u rges the in s t i tu t io n of an in te rn a t io n a l h igh co u r t of ju s t ic e to decide d isp u te s be tw een n a t io n s and an in te rn a t io n a l conference to revise the ru l ts of i n te m a t io n a l . l a w and c o n � duct. I MORE ARMENIANS BOLSHEVIK! TAKE MURDERED, REPORT ARCHANGEL, CLAIM FOE SA YS WILSON IS " PHENOMENON t f cou n ty ja i l to go home a n d n u r se h is wife a n d child back to heal th . H e is u n d e r a th ree y e a r sen ten c e , of w hich he h a s se rv ed 16 m on ths . I �*.?�� . . . _ _ _ . _ _ , �*? w,f� *"d , - t r tcken *�*� DELA Y DESA TE ere in r e a l - ! influenza, a n d J u d g e J . R. W o o d w ard offered to let R a sk in s go to a c t as nurse . A f te r 3� d a y s he m u s t r e tu r n and se rve the rem a in in g 20 m on ths . I B E H L IN -T h e ac t ion of P re s id en t I W ilson in v i r tu a l ly d ism iss in g his sec re ta ry of s t a te m ay well give A m er- . , leans food fo r though t a s to the unique 'c o n s t i t u t io n a l p r iv ileges of ihe prest- j dent, the T a g e b la t t sa id to d ay . Since I his i llness the p re s id en t h a s become, J I m ore th an ever. a "psycholog ica l phe- I nom enon." the n e w sp a p e r asse r ted , i a dd ing th a t W ilson 's Inner and o u te r t policies obviously ar** "governed by psychological r iddles ." TRANSCONTINENT AIR MAIL FAVORED P O P U L A T IO N O F S E V E N V IL L A G E S W IP E D O U T BY T U R K S , S A Y S D IS P A T C H L O N D O N -P o p u la t io n s o f s e v e n Ar m enian vi llag*9 * 4 B Y R O B E R T A L L E N FO U R sen sa t io n a l development�, s tood o u t today In the ln v ex t ig a - t ion o f th e E lroy, Wie., "poison p a r ty " th a t result ed in the d e a th o f t w o p e rso n s a n d th o il lness o f th roe o th e r s . T h ese were: - D is tr ic t A tto rn e y C lin to n P rice announced th a t h e w ould sw ear out rn w a rra n t ch arg in g F ra n k B orchard , C hicago, ra ilw a y baggagem an, w ith m u rd ar in tha th ird degrea or m an s lau g h te r in tho firs t degree if the evidence brought out in th e John D o * hearing now ^ under w a y should show co nclusive� ly th a t Borchard brought to E **ro y th a liq uor served th e guests, a t th e l it t le g a therin g in th e home of M rs. N e llie W a rd Satu�oday n igh t. - C. E. M a rtin , /fe d e ra l p ro h i- r b t t 'rn agent w h -b took th e p a r � t ia lly am pty whnisky bo ttle and th a glass ja r fro m *which preserved peaches w ere sery*ed the guests to C hicago fo r c h e m ic a l analys is, da- d a re d th a t both . contained wood alcohol. - W . M . K a lity , E lro y m arsh a l, in tim ated t o new spaperm en th a t th a p o iso n in g w as in te n � tio n a l. H a re fu a a tj details , saying th a t th# " story w ill a ll come out in hearing.** , - P rosecutor P9�p�* stated p u b � lic ly th a t ha wC>uld go to th e bottom of th e " poison p a rty " and th a o ther p a rk a s "no m a tte r whose rep u ta tio n H w recked ." Mot*' th a n 20 w i tn e s s e s h a v e b r e n su m m o n ed by P rice W a p p e a r a t t h * Jo h n Doe hear ing . BWC h a rd , too t i l ~ _ m r . ; h is hom o in C hicago > to bo taken* F A L L O E F A R - N O R T H P O R T T O L D I in to cu s to d y by federa l tegen ts who* IN D IS P A T C H ; R E D S H O L D ' hold a w a r r a n t ch arg in g h in t w Uh v ii*- F U L L S W A Y I la t ing th e federa l prohlbitlo>ft a m e n d - j merit, w as t h e on ly pe rson s u b p o e n a e d I/ONDON A w ire le ss dixpat* h from ' who fa iled to ap p ea r . He w ill be takem Moscow today c la im ed th e bolshevik! J in to c u s to d y as* soon os h i s o w d l t f o n have c a p tu re d A rchange l a n d th a t the j will pe rm it . M eanw hile ho i s urwieo 3 ON HOME RULE W E A T H E R W A SH LNGTON T h e s e n a te p o s t � office c o m m it te e voted today to r e c � o m m e n d e s ta b l i sh m e n t of a n a i r moil L O N DON - I>�*l�.n** on the I r i sh I ro u te f rom New York to S a n F rr ncix* Horn*- Rule bill has been postponed in ro am j fu r d ro p p in g th* p re se n t route* the H o u se of Common* until n ex t be tw een New York and W a s h in g to n week. I t p robab ly will come up T u es - ,in)| N>w y'ork .w4d C h ic a g o . T H - a e - daV* | l ion uph e ld t h a t tak e n e a r l ie r in th*' week by u t u b -c o m m it te e . Cilicia is a n an c ien t d iv is ion of Asi i Minor. t*nrdenng on th e M**diterran*'an now in the Vilayet of Adona. ALL DENTISTS ALIKE TO HIM JA C K S O N V IL L E . H a . - "W a n te d two d e n t i s t s colored, whit** o r m e � chan ica l ," d ec la re s a n e w sp a p e r a d � ver t isem en t h*re. YEGGS' ENTRANCE WOULD BE H ANDY Snow to n ig h t and S a tu rd a y . Coldar S atu rd ay . tncraaam g eas te rly w inds to n ig h t. (O ffic ia l Report by U . S. W e a th e r B ureau ) City T e m p e r a tu r e P re c ip i ta t io n H ighest L ow es t 24 ho u rs Y es te rday las t n ig h t to 7 a. rn. Madison . . . . . . . 20 IO 0 Milwaukee . . . . 26 16 0 Chicago . . . . . . . 24 2 2 � G reen Bay . . . . 2� 6 0 W au sau . . . 24 IO .01 Dulu th . . . . . . . . 2 2 IO .02 Minneapolis . . . 24 O I 0 La eputy IT. R M arsh a l R. O. Hodge s hom o here, w a s com pelled I to se lec t f rom ''b roken lots ," ( T h re e o th e rs have p receded h im du r in g lh** lust tw o m on ths .I T h e p o s t - se a so n in t ru d e r took $6 s u d a pistol f rom a back room while ' r n a i K l i K i r ^ \ / r \ ' r r r \ ,famtl> W" H in tm f ro n t p a r t ofTRAINING VOTED ^ I It h a s be�*n sugges ted H odges e s � tab l ish a ' b u r g l a r 's e n t r a n c e " fo r the convenience of fu tu re m a ra u d e rs . GENERAL A R M Y W ASH ING TO N -U niversal ms1 i ta ry t ra in in g to Jo* in s t i tu ted on Julv I. 1922. w as appro v ed today by th e hou**- mili tary- com m ittee by a vote of l l to 9. E igh t R epub licans and thre* D-m o- e rs ta voted for the t ra in in g program , effective J u ly I, 1922. T he R epub licans wer** Kahn. C a li fo rn ia ; Green, V e r � m o n t ; Sanford , New Y'ofk , Morin, p e n n sy lv a n ia ; C rag" , Ph i lad e lp h ia ; Miller. W as h in g to n ; Jam es , Michigan, ami Fuller , M a ssac h u se t t s T he D em o � c ra ts wer** Caldwell, New Y'ork ; Olney, Massachusetts* and Fisher, Tenneswee. F o u t"R e p u b l ic an s and Jive D e m o cra ts opposed t ra in in g a t any time. T h e R e � p ubl icans were Anthony, K in tots; Mc- Kensie, Il linois, Kearns, Ohio, and Hull. Iowa. T he D e m o cra ts were I H T , A la b am a ; Fields. K en 'uckt teuton. Mississippi, H arr ison , V irg in ia ami Wise, Georgia. PSYCHIC HUNCH WAS MISSING C nflGAO n- \ mind r* ider on the vaudevil le s ta g e here ad v is e s scores of folk* a t each p e rfo rm an ce where and how to sea rc h for io>t and Molen p roperty . II" tu rn ed u p at the pollee s ta tion the o th e r day "Som ebody swiped rn. watch *nd a d iam ond ring," Cunt ti he, "No, I do n 't su sp ec t * i n n l t " AGREE TO ROAD NATIONALIZATION Archangel g a r r i so n h a s jo ined the Reds. The m il i ta ry s i tu a t io n th ro u g h o u t R uss ia has been very favorab le for the bolshevik! for seve ra l weeks. T h e fall o f Archangel w as not unexpected . R e � cen t c o m m u n iq u es r ep o r ted th e red forces advan c in g a long th** O nega and I b s Ina r ivers , while a n t i - bolshevik t roo iv* were m u tin y in g , m u rd e r in g their officers and jo in ing the soviet t roops. The a n t i -b o lsh ev ik g a r r i s o n a t N i kulak abou t IOO m iles n o r th of Archangel, w as rep o rted in a c o m � m un iq u e received y e s te rd a y to h a v e revolted and joined the so v ie t t roops. T h e fall of Archangel , s e a t of the n o r th ItUHsian a n t i -bo lshev ik g o v � e rn m e n t , if confirmed, will p rac t ica l ly \ e r i f y lh** soviets* c la im t h a t ac t ive m il i ta ry opposi t ion in R u ss ia h a s been c rushed . F i rs t red u rm ies d e fea ted G enera l Y udrn ltch , head of the n o r t h � w es te rn a n t i - bolshevik g o v e rn m en t, and l a te r the a n t i - bolshevik forces of G enera l Denikin** in sou th Kuasia ami Adm ira l Kolchak in S iberia , were d i s � persed. PRINCE COMING AGAIN TO U. S. LON D O N T h e Print ** of W ales w ill leave next m on th on his t r ip to A u s � tra l ia and is schedu led to a r r iv e in Hun Diego, California, M arch 31, It was lea rned today . I le will leave for Honolulu April 4. T he p r in c e s voyage will be m ade on the c ru is e r Renown, wh ich car r ied him on his recent visit to the United S ta te s and C anada . LYTTON HINTED FOR U.S. POST i ITT AW A, y es te rd a y by don of the the G m n d T lowed by th 1 jo in t board 1 will m an a g e G ra n d T ru n k a b so rb ed in one It w a s annum.* ( in t .- T h e a c c ep ta n ce tho sha reho lde r* In Is*n- i -re* motif to na tiona lize link ra i lw ay will he f*�D im m ed ia te c rea t ion of a f opera t ion . T h is board tho G ra n d T ru n k a n d Pacific until bo th a r e g re a t na tiona l sys tem , d he re today. I>ONlM)N N ew spap the nam*- of Lord Lytt rs today added n to th e list of j possibilit ies for a p p o in tm en t to the! |K*st of Bri t ish a m b a s s a d o r to the U nited S ta tes . LAKE STEAMER STRIKES CRIB FAVOR BILL TO H A LT SHIP SALE W A S H IN G T O N - Th** se n a te com m*'re*� c o m m ittee today ordered a fa t o r s l>!e report on the Jo n es bill to p r e � ven t sale of fo rm er G erm an sh ip s by the chipp ing board, until co n g ress h a s a u thor ized it. The c o m m ittee t o t e w as nine to three . S e n a to r s Edge, New Je rsey , Nelson, Minnesota, and Ferna ld , Maine, R epublicans opposing Jones sa id he expected to call the m ea su re *'o in the sen a te in a few CHICAGO T he $50,000 c a rg o w a s ) I rem oved early today from the s t e a m - ) I sh ip Alabam a, fas t on a su b m e rg ed I I concre te su p e r s t r u c tu r e of a n a l lan - j I done*) cr ib off th e C h icago ha rbor . T h e vessel w as ta k in g w a te r and I I severa l f e e t was rep o rted i n all holds, j I The engine room w as p ro tec ted by I w a te r t igh t bu lk h ead ed doors a n d the * I p um ps wer

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