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Madison Wisconsin State Journal (Newspaper) - June 22, 1920, Madison, Wisconsin Badger weather fair tonight and wednesday. Not much change in temperature. Light variable winds Chewisco lie journal City edition twelve pages vol. 135, no. 82. 81st , wis., tuesday afternoon june 22, 1920. Price three cents my comb Wilson policies extensive 6.0. P. Drive under Way a hundreds of Harding clubs Are formed organization to extend to smallest political units in nation 3-Blluon Coal gouge threatens country Hanor Paia foe Given 37 years in which to pay up Wahi hat by Raymond Clapper Khan ton Extension of Tho Riding organisation into Wrd in the country except those of the solid democratic spilt is under Way. Her Ding n advisers indicated today after talking to the Republican nominee. Fully i Soo Harding Rop Hll in Chilli already Are. Organised it Wilt said. John Haye Hammond mining Engineer promoter of thin phase of the Campaign conferred with Harding today and announced later that the Leim fue of Republican club of which he a. La the directing head will Start a a a House to House Campaign and Organ Lac every Ward of the country. Other visitors today were Stettin Mccormick Illinois and Oscar Straus new York. Traua Tut id Harding a is not what in me people have said a hard Shell reactionary. I should Call him a con a or valve plans for car none in connection with the formal notification of the nomination of Harding and a of bldg were completed today. Harding a notification will he at 2 p. In. Atty 22. And Coolidge a at the stuns hour july 27. The following committee on arrangements for the Harding ceremony was named t. Coleman Dup it it i aware sen a a Tor Lawrence y. Sherman Illinois j. I Healing Indiana in k. By Nocka Ohio i it. W. Mulvane will c. Cook South Dakota and h. O. Ruran. Hew Mexico All National committeemen. F a the Coolidge notification the Filo Vring arrangements committee was selected j. H. Roo Rah cd. Connecticut f. Estabrook new Hampshire k. R Kinsley Vermont i. A Caswell Minnesota f. M. Warner. Michigan c. D. So Wop Virginia and a. 13. Jaynes. Arizona Union ser vice for Bible pupils the religious Day school will have a special Union service tomorrow to 40 a. In. In Christ presbyterian Church. Pupils of the West and the East end branches will unite with Tho pupils of the Central school. Par ate of pupils end others let a acted Are especially invited or. George e Hunt will talk and prof. Al ii Jordan will Load in singing. A demonstration of the work done will be Given and stories will be told by pupils. The total enrolment of the school now is 411. Certificates will be awarded saturday to pupils who meet the Rettere ments of the. American Institute of religious education. Preus leading in Minnesota by. Pai la Jacob a. Of Prius was leading in the Republican race for the nomination it governor at noon today with a majority of More than 19.900 Over his nearest competitor. With 1.ot9 precincts out of 3.396 reported. The Republican state convention endorse it had 76 793 against 1.7,61 4 for or. Henrik so instead candidate of the National nonpartisan league. Thomas prank san Heuten Aht governor was running third. Lech Hodgson mayor of Al Paul. On Tho face of Early returns was assured the democratic nomination for governor. Louis i. Coins. Minneapolis War Veteran was practically certain of nomination for lieutenant governor Over George ii. Mal Ion nonpartisan league candidate. Letter scoffs a t slacker Chase i new York a a litter signed a Grover Cleveland Bergdoll Quot was re i d ived by Harold w. Ross editor of j the american legion weekly today. 1 attempts of Pollee and other to 1 catch the fugitive draft dodger were i ridiculed in the letter. The envelope was postmarked at Cincinnati. Are doll who is under a five year sentence for dodging Mil tary service Esca Ted from armed guard while visiting his Mother in Philadelphia. Quake shakes los Angeles and Vicinity i of Angeles a workmen away the debris of Ingle away the debris of Inglewood near Here today following an earthquake that Shook the surrounding country last night rounding country last night. Inglewood received the hardest Jolt. Windows were broken throughout los Angeles and the City halt today exhibited Large cracks As a result of the tremors. Eight business buildings in Inglewood and Many dwellings were damaged. Three Walls of the California Edison company fell breaking wire connections and leaving the town dark. Mine operators Send prices sky High while workers wait Idle for cars famine peril seen to at Bascom varsity Ivy 1. Abbington sky High Coal 5qq alumni present at reprises double those of last. ,. _ f i naming of main Hall for illustrious president of the United boys and girls Here for course nine counties represented at week s event thursday Dane county Day forty boys and girls from nine counties Are Here today for the on week Young Peoples course at the College of agriculture. Waukesha county a Ltd nine boy and girls has the largest delegation followed by Washington county with eight. Counties sending club members Are Waukesha Washington Chippewa Kenosha Portage Walworth Sauk Langlade and Jefferson. Thursday will be Dane county Day and a Large attendance of Boyt and girls from this county is expected. T. I. Bewick hurl j. Cooper and miss Mildred Haggerty Are in charge of club activities. Sessions Are being held in agricultural Hall. Following organization of the course including election of of ulcers and appointment of committees this mornings program included an address of Welcome by prof. In a. Moore poultry Husbandman and poultry judging contest conducted by j. G. Hatpin and assistants demonstration on a selecting the la ing Hen by the Waterloo High school team Quot the Busy Bee business a by of. L. Mcmurry and a Bee keeping demonstration. After lunch on the Campus the afternoon wits taken up in songs and announcement a trip to the Vilas Park zoo baseball and other games. Year threaten states. Consumers face amp nodded tax of $6 or More on every ton of soft Coal. Mine prices have doubled and tabled since april 1. Total extra Cost for the country wit1 be at least $3,000,000,000. If present prices continue and easily May reach $5,000,000 too Moat of Thia will be Clear profit for a thousand or More Coal operators according to government figures on production costs. An acute famine also is irs Prospect for parts of the United states particularly the Northwestern states served with fuel by the great lakes Routs. Hard Coal in sympathy i l go up with soft Coal prices. Only drastic Achor immediately can save the situation and the $3.000,-00� oooo for american Consumers. It will every filly whether or not it consumes soft Coal in the Home Furnace. Every cent of extra Coal coat is passed on by manufacturers. Atty. Gen. Palmer s threat to prose cuts individual profiteers May or May not Stop the run away Coal Market. Similar threats from Nim in times past have not fessed profiteers in other 11 Nee. The Coal situation is due to three main cause three chief causes first under production already has created a Coal shortage. Second a railroads ire so congested that mine Are getting Only 40 percent of their Normal Supply of cars. This prevents mines from working More than 40 percent of full time. Third Coal buyers bidding against each other for delivery Are enabling mine operators to charge High and steadily increasing primers in a runaway Market. The poorest grades of Ohio Slack mine run and Lump bituminous coals sell at from 17.60 to $9 a net ton at the mines with the Prospect of going still he chef Coal from Pittsburg West Virginia and Kentucky acids Coats from 8 do to Sis a net ton at the min it a. Thrice u. S. Prices these prices average three times the government prices in effect april i. Their Are prices of Coal As it comes from the mines. Consumers pay this mine Price plus freight and the jobbers and ret Alleg a margin profit and Cost of conducting business. The governments geological Survey reports show that production of bituminous Coal for the first 6 months of mor than a year ago. Hut e conference of premiers closes finance experts will meet in Paris tentative indemnity program fixes amount at 120,000,-000,000 Marks educational movies will tie shown in. Atho auditorium of agricultural Hall -000 �?�00 to Quot Fth a in Isis an tonight at 1 10. The program for the Reft. Of the week includes wednesday june 23 i ooh songs and announcements. 6 16�?reports of committee. 1 60 a address what next a a j. W. Wehrend 1 00�? University commencement Parade and program. U$0�?trip through the t noted states Forest products id Bora tory for those not attending the commencement program. Noon intermission i is bongs stunts announcements. 1 60 a demonstration a a attn can Canning Quot a Belleville Canning club a 2 20-Dsoys program y. M. C. A girls program Lathrop halt i so strand or orpheus theater. Thursday june 24 9 09�?hongs, stunts announcements 1 6� address a the boy and hts fat Here Dean j. A. Jarne a 9 ooh a a spread food for thought and thoughts for food pc. H. Benn. A Ion recess. 0.45�?boys Quot knots to tie and in Thra rite production to june i was 3,Ono Coo tons More than last year. This Good showing is offset by the fact that the Low production of Coal in 1919 prevented the customary yearly eau by Over of 30.000.000 or More tons of cd Al into the present year Kince june i congestion on the railroads has Itea Dlly shut Oft the Supply of cars at Tho mines. Reliable operator and Railroad men estimate that for june the mines have had Only an average of of. Percent car Supply and j have closed Down production accordingly. Roads set terms june r. The Block Diamond leading Coal Trade journal said a product on throughout the country remains at Bot Wren 30 and 50 percent with the greatest curtailment in cd Dence in Illinois and Indiana Fields. West Virginia and Ohio mine have a out 50 percent Normal car Supply Kentucky 40 percent car out of every ii tons of Normal Coal production from american mines railroads use 26 ton a the railroads con. Trolling the d Artri Hutton of recoil cars tie Quot to r. Zeasman inspection have their orders ailed Aret. At pre s. Of farm machinery Quot b r they go to a mine and Sav _ girls inspection of Home Keo a a it want today 40 atm of Coal for to Stuart Reed. Is agriculture Nom ice work Mildred Lia Gerty. Which we will pay you 13 a ton. Fill Robert Mcmynn 94, Law and or. Vie 11 00�?i the mount ration preparing a Jour order it that Prier and a will or. 1874-87 err Tolstik in Honor of or. John h Bascom president of the University from 1874 to 1887, were attended by More than Roo alumni and friends of the University gathered from All parts of the country this morning in Mufic Hall and at noon o the in Coin Terrace. The program was conducted by the hundreds of Wisconsin alumni in Honor of one of the nation s most illustrious educators and leaders in National affairs. Miss Florence Bascom daughter of the late or. Bascom and professor of geology at Bryn mawr was present at the commemorative ceremonies Anil spoke in appreciation of the tributes and eulogies paid her father who died in 1911. Music Hall was filled at the Aret meeting and the Noonday . When University Hall was renamed Bascom Hall was witnessed by a much larger assemblage. The program in Honor of president Bascom opened with a piano Solo by miss Marjorie h. Lacey 2ft. Reuben k. Brown 19, a vocal number and the varsity Toast followed. Jones reviews history Burr w. Jones 70, of Madison one of the dozen alumni Here who were intimate with the University during president Bascom s leadership spoke on the a Advent of John in which he reviewed the history of the institution at the Tim or. Bascom came to Wisconsin. He brought out the Caraci Ristics which made the great University president and the Competition which confronted him in Bis work As a Leader of the. New. Free patriotic social service. Mrs. Josephine sales Simpson. 83, spoke on a John Bascom and she emphasized the value of Liberal and humane education. A John Bascom came to Wisconsin at the beginning of the period of co education Tor men and she. Said. Quot five years previously the first had received her degree from this University. His attitude was one of profound Faith in . This Faith permeated Alt of his work and one of his greatest influences was in his giving to the of his time Faith in their own Powers. A we who knew him intimately feel confident in saying that never has any Man s personality so permeated an institution As did that of John Bascom the University of Andrew a. Bruce. 90, addressed the Assembly on the museum tradition. Which he said was the tradition of the free Public schools of America. A Bascom helped put a soul into the University of Wisconsin. His fight was for patriotism As against commercialism. It is because of men like him that America has been Able to March to Terrace the singing of America closed the meeting and the Assembly formed a procession headed by the regents and older alumni familiar with or. Las Eom s regime and marched to the Lincoln Terra. The ceremony of the Renam no of main Hall Bascom halt took a place Bishop Samuel Fallows 69. Gave the invocation. President Bilge spoke a few words in which he emphasized the of having the chief building at the Crest of the Campus named in Honor of i re id it Bascom or. Charlesti. Vilas 66, president of the regents pronounced the ceremony which renamed the main University building. The Day at the univ Rosity is being devoted to alumni activities. At a business meeting in the morning the Titre members of the Board of to is by by Henry Wood of Logner the conference of Lilied premiers closed today. An official statement announced today a session had decided that the Allied financial experts will meet at Paris to Complete the indemnities program for presentation to the supreme Council july 2, when it re assemblies at Brussels to fix definitely the Allied program for the spa conference. The statement said the conference had approved the military experts proposals for disarmament if Germany. Decision will be reached at Brussels regarding reports of French experts on Coal deliveries to France. It was decided that the negotiations with Gregory Krassin soviet Trade commissioner would be continued with the understanding that no political recognition be accorded soviet Russia. The Council also decided the allies would appoint ambassadors to Berlin at once. While official communique covering monday s meeting were vague and did not indicate what actual decisions had been made it was generally understood agreement had been concluded regarding Tho following fixation of Tho total indemnity to be exacted from Germany at 120,000.000,000 Marks to to paid in 37 yearly instalments on a sliding seals. The minimum annual amount to to Psid by Germany must not be less than 3.000.000,000 Marks and if German economic life recovers rapidly the supreme Council May fix the yearly aum payable on a basis to be agreed on later. The German army must be reduced to 100,000 men at once As provided by the peace treaty. As regards Asia minor it was believed the conference would reject Premier Veneie Loe proposal that greek troops be permitted to police Turkey. The Council would permit a policy of greek aggressive Ness Only on turkeys Fiat rejection of the treaty As revised. Arrival of a Large Force of turkish troops under Tho nationalist Leader Mustapha Kemal Pasha at Tho Dardanelles has made the demand for immediate action in Asia minor More urgent. Reports were current that there was some possibility of Franca and England agreeing to defend constantinople and the Dardanelles permitting greeks to occupy Othor sections of the near East for police purposes. Portugal Greece Czecho Slovakia Rumania and Jugo Slavia wore invited to Send representatives to the sos conference. Italian foreign minister count Sforza vigorously protested Tho proposed distribution of indemnities claiming Italy should receive More than allotted. Get Back to democracy urgent plea presidents league Plank sharply attacked by manager of 1912 Campaign autocracy is denounced c $3,500 reached in Relief drive mrs. Anna m. Vilas new Mem Ber of county $100 club steady climbing toward the $lft,ft00 goal set As Dane county a share for the Eastern and Central european nonsectarian Relief drive wan announced today with a total of $3,500 obtained by the committee. The committee Alai announced mrs. Anna m. N Ilas 12 Bast Gilman Street a a new member in the Hoo club. Contributions of any sum can be sent the fund to Headquarters of Tho committee in the Madison association of Commerce offices. Syndic a the of thieves found Dan Ilia he a Quot thieves Syndicate a so Well organized that it had travelling salesmen in surrounding in trial Kentucky Terri Ory and was Able to steal a Calina of sugar in a night systematically loot freight curs in the Southern railway division Yards Here during and since the switch men a strike according to Pollee officials who late monday arrowed a local merchant on a charge of receiving stolen prop a Rev and swore to 30 warrant for alleged member of the gang value of the goods stolen May reach ii26.000, in in Ais three arrests have been made two youths Are in jail charged with robbery. The i Bird is j h. A a Bro it a proprietor of a a Quot cd cig in Wand accused of buying i Cigar ets part of i Ito Wor a stolen one night. A watchmen it in charged by the authorities Are implicated. Rail situation before Wilson Secretary Payne reports to executive on strike situation Clearing report Etc ago Willis in f. Mccomb former chairman of the democratic re inn a i committee and manager of president Wilson s Aret Campaign rewired today to go to the san French convention to War against president Wilson. Quot it is futile to create a smoke screen in Europe by saying what this country wants and on the other hand. It is futile to try to create a smoke screen Here by saying what in Honor we must do Quot Mccombs declared at i Irving Wilson s plan for a Tongue of nations Plank in the democratic plat i form. A at san Francisco we again turn to a Rue democracy regardless of plat holders and pol Hunters Quot Mccomb said. A we have finished with tin phrase. The indignities of autocracy will never again be accepted by this peacemakers san Francisco will try to assume the role of peacemakers Between the contending wet and dry factions of the democratic party at la National convention Here. The will urge a common sense Quot treatment of the wet and dry questions mrs. George Buss Chicago chairman of the s democrats National committee said today. The . Mrs. Bass said see no reason Why either a wet or dry panic should appear in the democratic platform. They regard the Issue As settled. Their View echoed by men delegates arriving for the convention. There is a Prospect that what threatened to he one of the most troublesome questions of the convention will be ironed out. Women leaders intend to Lay their views frankly before William j. Bryan dry Leader and the wet forces headed by governor Edwards of new Washington the Railroad strike situation has beep paced before pres 1 unable to understand either Dent Wilson through John Sartor or governor Edwards Quot Payne. Secretary of Tho Interior it was or a am at More _,.j.�?z m Quot i Doc or. Bryan want the eighteenth amendment is Law and the vol Learned today Payne refused to give out details of his report but said it would be read to the Cabinet meeting late today. A the situation is rapidly Clearing he said Issue ultimatum a Tim his m i with the outlaw mrik a kit Natl it a improved in the Penn Sylvania terminals Here and practically unchanged in the Baltimore and Ohio Yarris the latter Road today is Stead act has been upheld by the supreme court. At the same Tim there ire Many men in this convention and some who wish Tho eighteenth amendment had not been adopted. Question settled Quot does or. Bryan want them to say a yes we Are glad the eighteenth amendment became Law Quot a what does gov. Edwards Wantt enforcement of the Law a the whole liquor question a been sued an ultimatum requiring allem a says he is for personal Liberty ploys to lie at work by i a. In. Tumor it uth we of this convention to Row. Men who do not return by that 6� on re or<1 against Observance and time will be considered out of the service paid off end dismissed la s ate Merit Auld. J settled. The re is no Issue. It is not about too men were dismissed from j a Case of Side stepping it because the Pennsylvania service last night for there is nothing to failing to comply with Tho. Terms of the Moi Delegate expressing about the ultimatum requiring them to return to same views pointed that the platform work at 4 in. Yogt str it May. All a in of the Virginia demo rats which i to Burgos Rem lined in effect today. I serve As a Model for the National plat strike in Houston i form Mallen on the prohibition Quas hour Tot a a outlaw rail j Quot. Strike flared or the Lay. When i leaders Here Are so intent on 250 men employed by the Southern Pacific Here fulled to report for duty. Kirtle leaders a id others would go out tonight fail3 in Wilmington Wilmington i a a the a a outlaw strike of Railroad a n in this City has apparently failed Only a of w men responding to the orders to walk out the sentiment expressed at a mass meeting a i Hir it last night was Ai most unanimous against stopping work. Calf for 11 45�?discussion and Dairy hams or Stock judging contest. Noon intermission 1 15 a songs stunts announcement i to making baking powder . Madison baking club. 2 16�?trips to sugar a tory. Shoe factory Fuller and Johnson manufacturing Plant state Capitol. Historical Library. 7 00�?stunt night in charge of la a. Kook Dak Friday june 25 8 00�?final report of committees 8 30�?"the com games a j. B. Mortimer. 9 00 a Corn demonstration from Jefferson county. To ooh Ion Short talks by club champions. 10 30 the state fair a a Mildred a Gerty e. J. Cooper t. L. Beni k. 11 00�?plans for next years course. 1 15�?annual picnic at Bernard s j1 Ark Auto or boat ride. In additional cars to your mine Quot inspection of the was the mine operator can get Gondola end Hopper cars is by accepting the railroads terms if he re fuses he gets no cars and has to shut Down and the empty ears go to a mine that will serve the Railroad at its own terms. Great car shortage railroads Are getting their Coni but that Lensch Only one fifth the number of cars needed to Supply household Consumers manufacturers and Public utilities. The heavy mining season in Coal starts with july retail Coal dealers Are asking How there can be any heavy team j mining sea Sui this year unless rail-1 reads get eos cars moving in Quantity. Also How Consumers will he Able to get Emaj at All even at extortionate prices if care Are not supplied to haul it from the mine. Tor a Falk ill. Medicine were reelected. The report of the president. Frederick e. Clausen 97, showed that the alumni association s membership has grown 590 since last year to . Clausen announced that total i a or 1 re a Heyjl f1 "1� a next Rel aay former princes to visit Doorn lutherans use English Tongue Amsterdam Fredreich Wilhelm former a Sermon Crown Prince a i f \v�4rirgn for let out in where he will visit the cd Kaner. A wording a it ret Harv a Oblatt today. Prince a Lim another it of the former kaiserfon1 both will in ode. Rel Lay with the or int Recti denies Tampico hit by plague no later options for the Wisconsin War memorial have reached 1250.000. An Active Campaign among alumni is being made. Alumni Parade feature the Zig Zag Parade of grids is Ai feature of thai afternoons protium a when alumni both old Aud Young will Wah Hinton the american f�n-8 seem Hie at music Hall and Pirfo Imp Tampico re red to the Ste in Snake like formation on the Opp r i it Piir Larrit today that after a careful i Imp. The Parade will go to the j to Wal Ika a it n a of reported cases of but i Ailo by the inc Surg on he in convince he disease a not up keeping the convention harmonious i that they will bring great pressure to Bear on both wets and Drys not to i make a fuss Bryan leaders said presents the i Only difficulty. Home prof cd red to be have he would not be Harl to appease. Conferences on the platform Are \ scheduled to begin thursday following the arrival of he Natur f Arter Glass who comes fresh from a talk with president Wilson about platform i planks and other matter relating to i in a Ltd vent Ion arrest alleged Leader in riot continue wheat Board in Canada Janesville has 18,293 in census Ottawa ont. The Canadian government today decided to continue the wheat Board for another year. The Board will continue to dictate prices and regulate sales there will be no trading in wheat futures except by permission of the Board. Washington the census Bureau today announced Tho following 1920 population result Janesville was. In 293 increase since 1910. 4,299, or 31.6 Pyrc Fifiel Nab agitators in Harvest Fields a Wichita i. W. W agitators have been arrested in the Kansas wheat Belt according to officials Here who Are taking precautions to prevent labor difficulties during Harvest. No trouble has been reported. Lower Campus for the alumni a mses ill game Between Illinois and wisc on i tonight the alumni dinner at 6 . The to one of the big events of the week the reunion classes will Al tend a Masse. Frederick a clan -. In 97, president of tile alumni association will preside. The speakers in crud president Biroc Dean Kellery and several excellent speakers from among the alumni. The alumni Day activities will c it my with the presidents reception tonight at 9 and the alumni Bali in Lathrop hat from 19 la to i a in. The alumni Board of trustees yesterday afternoon elected Ernest n. Warner 89. Burr w. Jones 70, and Detroit the evangelical lutheran a in id in convention a re decided monday to t Iveta by Lawand Lee i tire at its it Molnari # translate into the King Ash language to a1 the Gro a ing number of Oudems who were in a i Hie to speak German the convention adopted a Zero Lute a prohibiting Stu dents flaying their was through then i logical or Hoot by doing of l<1e work. A special fund a been Enta Blahe to it permit students to a vote the or full time to the or stud $500,000 loss in freight wreck i turn to Page 5, column ii Matrimony is candidate Plank Topeka ear. John it Kri it a Bachelor farm labourer who has flied As a candidate against gov. Henry j Allan for Republican note a Ion for governor has announced that if he is alerted his first off Ial act will be to get married. Know wan born in Lawrence kane., in 1868. He will Appeal to the Farmer voters and to the in his com Paten. I Mik id wrecking Crews of the Rhea Peak a Ohio today were i Clearing tit wreckage of 20 freight i Ara and repairing 1.099 it of track j at bark r switch a Miles Northwest of this Cit a a a re ult of ii wreck in is it night which with fir that Bosh out. In a air of mar hande inflicted a loss a animated at More than i&00,-Ofto members of the freight Crew escaped injury. The locomotive safely crossed a switch but the first car broke Loo Afi and raced 800 Del Down the track before plunging Down an it Urban Mont. It Quot his a it Oscar my , 25 years old alleged ring Leader of the abyssinian a Aback to Africa Quot Parade or Hun Day which culminated in the death of two White men v�.,� under arrest i a Pittsburg today according to advices received by put n a he re. Grover Reading a held by police her today charged with a he killing of to. U Rone aulos and Joseph Hoyt. The shooting sunday followed an argument Over d i Al a of american Flag. Pope condemns class hatred Rome Pope Benedict a Odin Wret a letter to Cardinal a Fontaine patriarch of veni condemning Radical agitation and in St b i o d in class hair. D. Ii praised the of Catholic labor offi. A a Only the Church can epee. Vely Deal Aith present Day est la with Justice a the letter said. It further invited the wealthy to give lib a Raly and act More i a Coo re an with a spirit of equity than Eold Hustle. He alar held that labor should not make unjust demand at the pre ult urns

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