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Madison Wisconsin State Journal (Newspaper) - January 05, 1920, Madison, WisconsinWEATHER SNOW VOL. 134, NO. 95. 81st Year. MADISON, WIS., M O NDAY AFTERNOON, JA NU A RY 5, 1920. PRICE TW O CENTS BEER GIVEN DEATH BLOW PRICES WILL REMAIN HIGH, PREDICTION Must Remove Basic Causes, Says Royal Meeker, Com� missioner of Labor Sta� tistics in Washington COMPROMISE URGED IN PACT RESER VA TIONS S e n a to r K ing In tro d u ces L ist S lig h tly M od ify ing L odge P ro g ra m ; W ill P u sh A ccep tan ce lf , O th e r G e t-T o g e th e r M eans F a il; P e t i� tions A sk T re a ty R atifica tion B Y H A R R Y B. H U N T I l f A S H IN O T O N , D. C. - H ow ard W Figg, food a d m in is tra to r , w ork- " * ing un d er A tto rn ey G enera l P a lm e r to red u ce th e co st of living th ro u g h th e L ever a n t i -p ro fiteerin g ac t, Buys he exi��ets Bald coat bf liv ing j to be reduced fu lly 25 per c en t by J u n e L R oyal M eeker, U n ited S ta te s - co m � m iss io n er of lab o r s ta tis tic s , whone lo b i t is to stu d y price levels, tren d * an d in fluences, sa y s h ig h p rices a re he re fo r a long stay , th a t F igg could p u t alt th e p ro fitee rs in Jail w ith o u t a ffe c tin g p rice levels ap p rec iab ly , at�� th a t u n til th e basic c au ses fo r h igh p rice s- In w hich he does no t include p ro fiteering -a re rem oved, we. will have th e h igh cost o f liv ing w ith us. IN F L U E N C E N E G L IG IB LE "T he p ro fiteer is being b lam ed on all h an d s f o r th e In c rease in p rices," M eeker said today , in d iscu ssin g thu price ou tlook fo r 1920. U nd o u b ted ly p ro fiteering o f a m ost rep re h e n sib le so r t h a s ex is ted and does ex is t to d ay . B u t th e p ro fiteer is a re su lt of ev er In c reasing p rices ra th e r th a n th e cau se th e reo f. H is in - tluence in bo o stin g p rice s Is neglig ib le . "B efo re a tte m p tin g to a n sw e r tho q u e ry w hen, if ever, p rice s ane to fall. It w ould be well to co n sid e r th e c au ses th a t h av e b ro u g h t a b o u t th e ir re m a rk � ab le r ise s ince 1916. T h ese m ay b s su m m arised a s fo llow s: " (1) By fa r the most torpor- tSnt cause is the enormous add i� tions to the c ircu la ting jnedlum, money and its substitutes. *(f) Decrease in the actual physical quantities of goods pro� duced and exchanged. " (3) M anufacture fo r and pu r� chase by the governments of the world fo r war end other purposes. "(4) Changes in the the de-. mends for and th e supply of goods and services. M U S T A T T A C K C A U S E " l f p rice s a re to be low ered, th e c au ses o p e ra tin g , to boost p rices m u s t be a tta ck e d . T h e . im o u n t of m oney and ch eck s in c i r c u i t i o n m u s t be a p � p rec iab ly reduced an d th e q u a n tit ie s of n ecessa ry goods m u st be Increased in a m o u n t. T h e s to ck s of co m m odi� tie s m an u fa c tu re d on g o v e rn m e n t a c � coun t m u st be sa lv ag ed a n d th ro w n on th e m ark e t. "T h e financ ing of th e w as h a s m ade tw o dolla 'rs g row w here b u t one g rew before. T his. coupled w ith th e fa c t th a t th e re h a s been an en o rm o u s d e -, k tru c tio n o f econom ic goods and of th e fa rm s, m ines, fo re s ts and fa c to rie s su p p ly in g these goods, ex p la in s . th e en o rm o u s an d w o rld -w id e d ec rease In th e p u rc h asin g pow er o r v a lu e o f m oney, w hich cansos in creased prices. "I see no p ro spect of a n y c o n sid e r� a b le fa ll in p rices fo r sev e ra l y e a rs to com e." Anji co n sid erab le A m p in prices. M eeker believes, w ould have a d is a s t � ro u s effect ti t the people, u s a whole, in th e ir d e sire fo r q u ick ly low er p r ic � es, have no t considered . .* S P E E D PR O D U C T IO N * "U nto ld d is tre s s h a s been cau sed by th e rap id p rice in c re ases of th e jta st fo u r y e a rs", ho says. " B u t th e s u f � fe rin g s a lre ad y en d u red th ro u g h ris - tng prices will be m u ltip lied ten -fo ld if p rices d ro p w ith in th e n e x t seven y e a rs to th e obi 1913 level. A period of fa llin g p rices is a lw a y s a tim e of b u s in e ss depression , fa ilu re s an d u n � em ploym en t." I A s to th e only m ethod by w hich lo w � e r p rice levels can be reach ed w ith o u t h eav y econom ic h a rd sh ip , M eeker sa y s . . "P ro d n c tio h should be speeded u p to th e lim it. I>ebts should he paid n o t w ith m ore debts, b u t w ith goods an d se rv ices. It will re q u ire severa l y e a rs to re a d ju s t in d u s try and tra d e on a firm b a s is again . In th e m ea n � tim e th e U n ited S ta te s should Join w ith th e o th e r lead ing g o v e rn m en ts of th e world in th e c rea tio n of a n In te r � n a tio n a l com m ission to s tu d y w ay s and m ean s of se ttin g u p a tru e and re la tiv e ly c o n s ta n t s ta n d a rd of va lue to d isp lace th e p re se n t m o n e ta ry u n its , w h ich a re m ere ly u n its of w eigh t an d co n seq u en tly v a r ia b le in va lu e o r p u rc h as in g pow er." W A SH IN G TO N S e n a to r King, U tah D em ocrat, to d ay in tro � duced in th e se n a te a se t of com prom ise re se rv a tio n s to t h " peace t r e a ty . ' K ing an n o unced th a t if no com prom ise is a f � fected by o th e r m ean s in a re a so n a � ble tim e, he will a sk th e se n a te to ta k e up h is p lan . T h e K ing re se rv a tio n s closely fo l� low th e Isn lge program , w hich failed la s t session. K ing h a s a lte re d th e p ream b le ho th a t a ffirm ativ e ac tio n Is no t n ecessa ry to accep tan ce of th e r e s � e rv a t io n s by o th e r pow ers. H e p rov ides m erely th a t the re se rv a � tio n s sha ll be effect iv* when accep ted by th re e o th e r n a tio n s. T h e Ixsige pream b le re a d s th a t they should no t be e ffective u n til accep ted th ro u g h a f � f irm a tiv e actio n , by th ree o th e r p o w � ers. A flood of p e titio n s fo r t r e a ty r a t i � fica tio n ap p ea red in th e se n a te today . C ivic bodies and ch am b ers o f com - niehoe from m any s ta te s se n t u rg en t ap p ea ls fo r action . S e n a to rs fav o rin g th e L odge p ro � g ram p resen ted c lipp ings from F rench an d E n g lish n ew sp ap ers to show* th a t E urope Is re a d y to accep t the I I Lodge re se rv a tio n s unchanged . S e n a te r U nderw ood, i t is believed, p lans to b rin g up a t an early d a te h is reso lu tion fo r ap p o in tm en t of a co n � ciliation co m m ittee to a r ra n g e a com prom ise. The S te rlin g , sed itio n bill is on the ca lan d a r, d ue to be called u p In th e sen a te today. I t c o n ta in s som e new p rov isions th a t A tto rn ey G eneral i 'a l- m er w a n ts p a ssed so h e can deal w ith th*' A m erican B eds who, a t p re sen t, go' free In m any in s tan ces , w hile th e a llen reds a re d eported . S ev eral sen a to rs , led by lto rah . believe th e re is a "red hysteria ," in th e c o u n try co m p arab le to th e eG rm an spy sc a re an d th ey plan to m ake sp eech es on th e S te rlin g bill u rg in g m o d era tio n and n o n - in te r � fe rence w ith free speech and o th e r con� s titu tio n a lly g u a ra n te e d r ig h ts o f U n � ited S ta te s c itizens. T he m ost preening b u sin ess before the house Is th e ap p ro p ria tio n p ro g ram b eg inn ing w ith th e In d ian a p p ro p ria � tion bill. T h ese a c ts w ill m ean a t a x � ation p lan to ta llin g fo u r to five billion dollars, even wheji th ey h ave been c a re � fully cu t dow n by co n g ress , It w as e s � tim a ted today . FEAR HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE IN BIG QUAKE Two Mexican Villages Be� lieved Completely D e- str o y e d ; "Swallowed Up", Refugees De� clare ; 11 Tremora Felt FRANK G. BROWN G. 0. P. CAMPAIGN DIES IN SOUTH PLANS ARE LAID M H E A R T T R O U B L E B E L IE V E D C A U tE ; W ID O W , T W O D A U G H � T E R S A N D B R O T H E R SUR V IV E Fruni$ G. B row n, aged 47, 2k L a n g � don s tre e t, v ice -p re s id e n t NT th e T Trst N a tio n a l bank , d ied sudden ly In A sh e� ville. N. C., a t 4:^0 a . rn. M onday, a c � co rd in g to a te le g ra m rece ived by h is b ro th e r. F re d M. B row n, 121 E a s t G il� m an s tre e t, w ith w hom he m an ag ed th e T im o th y B row n a s ta te . H e a r t tro u b le is believed to h ave cau sed h is d ea th , th o u g h no d e ta iled In fo rm atio n h a s been o b ta in ed by r e la � tiv e s here. Mr. Brow n is su rv iv ed by h is widow, fo rm erly M tss'M aVy Goodrich, M ilw au� kee. tw o d a u g h te rs , M isses E lisab e th an d A deline, an d a b ro th e r, F re d M B row n. On afccount of the Mimes of M iss E lizab e th B rown, th e fam ily w as In th e e as t w ith M r, Itrow;n. M rs. B row n an d M iss E lizab e th b ad been in N ew York six w eeks w hen jo ined fo r th e h o lid ay s by Mr. B row n an d M iss A deline, w ho le f t M adison a b o u t Dec. 2 1 . W hile in N ew York, Mr. B row n w as ill on C h ris tm a s day, su ffering w ith s c u te ind ig estio n and h e a r t p a lp ita tio n , h u t h is co n d ition w a s n o t believed se rious. On N ew Y ear 's day , th e fa m � ily w en t to A sheville , 8. C. M r. B row n w as a son of th e la te T im o th y B row n, w ho cam e to M adison from S y ra c u s e N. Y., In 1855 and w as a fo u n d e r o f tho F ir s t N a tio n a l bank. T im o th y B row n a lso ow ned th e e s ta te now d irec ted by h is nuns. T h e b u ild � ing a t E ast W ash in g to n av en u e an d P in ck n ey s tre e t, now being to rn down. is the B row n block. 143 ,000 TEACHERS QUIT DURING YEAR W A SH IN G T O N --M ore th a n 14 1000 school te a c h e rs resig n ed la s t y ea r to accep t m ore lu c ra tiv e w ork, se c re ta ry of th e in te r io r l a n e d ec lared today . T h e g re a te s t b u lw ark a g a in s t th e sp re ad of bo lshev ism th ro u g h o u t th e U nited S ta tu s- th e pub lic school- 4s in d a n g e r o f c ru m b lin g because of th e fa c t th a t te a c h e rs ' sa la r ie s have no t b een - in creased to keep pace w ith th e cost of living. l a n e said . H A Y S V IS ITS C O N F E R E N C E S A N D P R E S E N T S H A R M O N Y P R O � G R A M FOR P A R T Y W E A T H E R Snow and much w i r m i r tonight and Tuasday. Fresh south winds. T E M P E R A T U R E Y E ST E R D A Y - Noon. 0; 3 p m , 6. 6 p. rn . 4; 9 p. m.. - 3. T O D A Y - M idnight, -4; 3 a rn., -4; � a . m., -7; 9 a. rn., 2. M axim um d u rin g 24 h o u rs en d ing 9 a. rn., 7; a t 4 p. rn.; m in im um d u rin g 24 h o u rs end ing 9 a. rn., -7: a t 6 a. rn. M ean, 0; norm al. 1*. CHINESE P A R T Y WILL COME HERE T he C h inese e d u ca tio n com m ittee, headed by th e fo rm er v ic e -m in is te r of ed u ca tio n of th e R epublic of C hina, will v is it M adison Ja n , 9. T h is in fo r � m atio n w its rece ived M onday by C. I*. C ary , s ta te su p e rin te n d e n t o f in s t ru c � tion. in a le t te r from P. C. C hang , sec- I r e ta ry of th e com m ission , w hich Is now In C a lifo rn ia . T h e com m ission will to u r th e U n ited S ta te s s tu d y in g s ta te , an d c o u n ty no rm al school sy s te m s an d j la rg e u n iv e rs itie s . YOUNG SWIFT STARTS A S CLERK CHICAGO^-W illiam Sw ift, y o u n g � e s t son of L ou is S w ift, head pf th e p ack in g co m p an y of th a t nam e, to d ay began w ork a t th e b o tto m o f th e la d � der. H e e n te re d th e S w ift p la n t a s a clerk . S w ift re c e n tly re tu rn e d from W a s h � ing ton . w h ere he ed ited th e book " F ly � ing Officers o f th e IT. a. N." He w as an en sig n in th e av ia tio n co rp s of th e n av y . CHICAGO-R ep u b lican s o f th e m id � dle w est, m en and .wom en, m ad e th e ir r . j i i i a u m plan* a t n tim era tt* - swo t > r ences her� today . W ill H . H ays. R ep u b lican n a tio n a l ch a irm an , v is ited m o st of th e c o n fe r� ences, w hich wei*e sec re t, an d p re se n t� ed h is "h a rrp o n y " p ro g ram . H ay s a l � so conferred w ith m em b ers o f th e n a � tional co m m ittee and o th e r p a r ty le a d � ers reg ard in g con v en tio n and c am p aig n plans. T h ree h u n d red w om en, re p re se n tin g 14 m id -w este rn s ta te s , w ere in fo rm ed by H ay s th a t he ex p ec ts a om en to play a larg e p a r t in th e com ing e lec � tions. H ay s w ag In troduced by M iss M ary G a rre tt H a y of N ew Y ork, ch ilr- m an of the W om en s E x ecu tiv e co m � m ute*'. Im m ed ia te ly a f te r a tte n d in g th e w o � m en 's session, H ays, "looked in " a t th� m eeting of th e com m ittee on a r r a n g e � m en ts fo r th e n a tio n a l conven tion , in p ro g ress In an ad jo in in g room. Follow ing a conference w ith na tio n a l eo m m itte leaders , H ays. an n o u n ced he would m ake public th e m em b ersh ip of the policy and p la tfo rm co m m ittee a t San F ra n c isco nex t M onday. T h is com m ittee w ill m ake su g g estio n s to the na tio n a l p la tfo rm com m ittee, w hich will rep o rt to th e convention . P la n s to n am e an ad v iso ry co m m it� tee o f 24 to a s s i s t ' th e n a tio n a l c o m m it� tee w ere abandoned . H ay s s ta te d . Men and w om en R epub lican lead ers will a tte n d a "h a rm o n y " b an q u e t t o � n ight, w hen th e re su lts of th e d a y 's w ork a ill be m ad e public. H otel m a n a g e rs a ssu red th e -om- rrtittoe on a r ra n g e m e n ts th a t rat* - would not bt* ra ised d u rin g th e c o n � ven tion . T h ey d ec lared acco m m o d a� tions would com e n e a re r h a n d lin g th e crow d th an ever before. E rn e s t G raham , a rc h ite c t fo r the C oliseum , when*- th e conven tion will lie held. In � form ed the co m m ittee th a t 1,000 a d d i� tional se a ts could be added, nanking the cap ac ity 13.187. POOR RECLUSE H AD $ 8 0 ,0 0 0 ESTATE D E N V E R - A rec lu se fo r n e a r ly 15 y e a rs in h e r little shack in N in th stre e t, th is c ity , M iss M ary K enny. *>6, supposes! to bo poorly th an th e pr�ak in Jers.cy C ity tom orrow n igh t, a s ch ief of Police R aJterxby anno u n ced , a f te r a co n ference w ith c ity officials, "An o rd in an ce will bnrently w as in th e m o u n ta in s of (tan Angel, n e a r M exico C ity . F ive sh o ck s w ere reco rded th e re . VISITS HUSBAND WHO SHOT HER MILW AU KEIS- R ecovering fro m th e effect* o f tw o b u lle t w ounds, M rs M eta Kadloff. in a w h r/ l ch a ir, 'today v isited the bedside of h e r h u sb an d , W illiam , a .p a tien t a t th e sam e h o sp ita l, and figh ting fo r his life, {yoni tile effect: of a bullet in h is b ra in . All t h e s h o t s w e r e f ired b y th e h u s � ban d t h r e e w eek s ago in a q u a rre l, th e police . ay, due, to jea lousy . Both lives I fo r a t i m e w e r e d esp a ire d of "(give . m ay lie ' v ic to rio u s w here m edical sc ience fa ils ," sa id Dr. IO. AV. Thom as, in charge , of b o th ca� , CONGRESS AFTER FACTS ON A WARDS PU T STOP TO PRESSURE ON SUGAR BUYERS l l / 'A S H IN G T O N - Retailers W must stop compelling pur� chasers to buy a large amount o f 'Other goods to obtain a few pounds of sugar, the fed� eral commistion ordered today. Such trade practices constitute un fa ir competition, the com m is� sion decided, and sn o rd er to " cease and desist" was issued against a Chicago company, which w ill be extended to ail other cities from which com � plaints have come. The specific case decided was that of tho Cola-Conrad com pony, Chicago, which was charg� ed w ith offering three to five pounds of sugar in combination w ith certain other selected goods. The commission also stated that the decision would apply to the C. D. Kenney company, B a lt i� more, charged w ith offering to sell sugar on condition that a certain amount of coffee was in � cluded in the purchase. CANNOT BE SOLD UNDER WARTIME PROHIBITION, IS SUPREME COURT DECISION V ita l Section of V ols tead L aw H eld C o n s t i tu t io n a l ; E d ic t D ispels H o p e of L id F i l t in / N ow or A fte r Jan . 17, Belief in N ationa l C ap ita l DAILY CARDINAL INCREASES RATES . An in crease In sd vertis* m ent rat*** wax announced Monday by th e D ally C ard ina l upon re su m p tio n of p u b lic a � tion. in the c irc u la r Kent �ut. th e cause of th e Increase is c ited as increased cost o f production . A rto ther W isconsin d a ily has ra ised its su b scrip tio n price due to cost of p r in t paper, w hich h as increased se v � e ra l h u ndred percen t. The Ja n e sv ille G azette , b eg in n in g F eb I w ill c h a rg e $7.Ho fo r a y e a r 's subscrip tio n . ST A TE TREASUR Y CLOSING IN ON ARCH-RED, BELIEF H U G E R E V O L U T IO N A R Y .F U N D C O L L E C T IO N B R O K E N U P BY RAIDS. O F F IC E R S D E C L A R E A l /A S H IN4.TUN I pholding the const itutioiiaiity ut the most vitrtfi * * section of the Volstead enforcement law the supreme coujL /od ay declared that 2.75 beer and that other near beers cannot bet sold under M ar time prohibition. Supporting in every w ay thai contentions of the government, and, congress, just as the opinion o� the court did when war time pro� hibition was declared cgnstilu- tionul by. unanimous vote, the de� cree of the supreme tribunal ap� parently means a real bone dry nut ion. L ikew ise it d isp e ls th * hep* of th* liq u o r in te re s ts fo r an y til t in g o f th e Hit e ith e r a t p re se n t o r u n d e r c o n s t itu � tio n a l p ro h ib itio n i t is believed here. T he im p o rta n t fe a tu re of th e decision is th a t th e c o u rt u p h e ld ,th e ac tio n o f congrue* in declat m g in to x ica tin g , an d p re v e n tin g th e sa le of a ll beverage* c o n ta in in g one h a lf o f one p e rce n t o r m ore of alcohol, by volum e, w ith th * ex ce p tio n o f hom e m ad e c id e r andf w ine. T ho decree of th e c o u rt m ay be tak en a s a defin ition of in to x ica tin g liquor will s ta n d u n d e r c o n s titu tio n a l N E W Y O R K -D e p artm en t of ju s tic e a g e n ts a r e cloning on th e tra il of the " a rc h - b o lsh ev is t," o r m a s te r m ind. b e � lieve*! to be a t th� head of R ed A ctiv� itie s in th e U nited s ta te s , acco rd in g to re p o rts a t d e p a r tm e n t offices here today . T h e nam e of th e person w a s c losely g u a r d e d D ep artm en t officials, how - lev e r, in d ica ted th ey expect hun to be I a r re s te d soon. T h ey in d i c a t e fu r th e r i f a r> a n 7 oU*. T he in ju re d rece ived bru ises, b roken a rm s an d severe c u ts from living g lass.? _ DIETRICH- DENU FIRM ORGANIZED th a t h u g e su m s of c o u n te rfe it m oney by th*' j s ta te m e n t . th a t congress , in p rov id ing Reds. w 'ith th e in te n t o f flooding th e j fo r th e en fo rcem en t of p roh ib ition , co u n try w ith m oney and d e fla tin g j c an p re sc rib e ju s t w h a t m akes a bev- \V. II. D ie trich am i W illard K. I>enu h av e form ed a p a r tn e rsh ip in th e o p � tical- business. T he s to re Is in th e lobby of th e P io n eer block, nex t to the I O rpl . im th* ss cr .Mr. D ie trich fo r 20 �**.,r h ts m an I aged th e o p tica l d e p a rtm e n t In A ver- I b e c k 's Jew elry s to re , la te ly know n us R atc liff s. Mr. D enu ie p re s id en t of th e W iscon - j sin .A ssociation o f O p to m etris ts . He h as p ra c tic e d in M adison 12 year*, j B oth p a r tn e rs a re m etnl�ers of th e I A m erican O p to m etric a sso c ia tio n a n d I c '4** I the W isconM n AsxH ia'tion of O p to - t I m e tris ts . t WAKIDA* I . . . * ' ag r Inst � rly I 000.000 wa* th e an n of rad ica l Ie; [ a r re s te d in th e red'* ro u n d up, It I lea rn ed today a t th e d ep artm e t | Justice. A la rg e i*art of th e fund wan t I coffers of th e soc let Ic*, b roken bj | ra ids. j J u s tic e d e p a rtm e n t se c re t a now a re in v es tig a tin g to lea rn th j a c t a m o u n t a lre a d y collected , will j e s tim a te d u t sev e ra l h u n d re d ti a n d s of do llars. A G E N T T H R E A T E N E D M IL W A U K E E -T h rea t* ag a tn i ; H. H trobd. fed era l a g en t who I ch a rg e of th e c o m m u n is ts 'F rid ay , w ere m ade to Urn! te lep h o n e , acco rd in g to bt , m orning. S tro u d suys ho rec j m essage . . 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