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Madison Wisconsin State Journal (Newspaper) - March 18, 1920, Madison, WisconsinWEATHER R A IN CITY EDITION V O L 134, NO. 168. 81 st Year. MADISON, WIS., TH U R SD A Y AFTERNOON, MARCH 18, 1920. FOURTEEN PAGES PRICE TW O CENTS CLEAR DECKS FOR TREATY VOTE EBERT FACES DEMAND FOR BIG REFORMS Radicals Grow in Power Dur� ing Reign o f C haos; W ould Force Reorganization For O w n Gain T J FE g o v e rn m e n t o f Krledorlch E b er t . imperia l p re s id en t o f G e r �m any . will f a ro w id esp read d e � m an d s fo r d ra s t ic indus tr ia l a n d g o v � e rn m en ta l r e fo rm w hen It r e tu r n s to Berlin. today 's d i sp a tc h e s indica ted . T h e re s ig n a t io n o f t h e r e v o lu t io n � a ry group , headed by Dr. W olfg an g Von Kapp, wh ich seised po w er In B e r � lin, M arch 13, wa* forced n o t so m uch by p r e s s u r e from the Mb a r t g ro u p a s by de te rm in a t io n of th e rad ica l ele� ment t h a t a e re ac t io n a ry g o v e rn m e n t should s t a n d In enhagen said Von K a p p t ro o p s had teen de fea ted and d i sa rm e d a f te� a t loody f ighting a t Gera, a n im p o r ta n t ra ilway c ity 130 m iles so u th a n d w'est of Berlin. The B av a r ian diet, th e d isp a tc h said, has e lected Itr . Von Kapen, fo rm er governor o f u p p e r Hilesla, a s B a v a r ian premier. Bloody f ighting a lso w as reported from Hagen, W es tp h a lia , w h e re w o r k � ingmen a n d t ro o p s c lashed w hen the soldiers a t t e m p te d to o ccupy the city. Tho troops, Recording to a d isp a tc h by way of ("op e n h a g r n, w ere d isa rm ed a f � ter they h a I su r r e n d e re d a n d wore held a s p r i so n e rs by the w ork ingm en . T h ir ty so ld iers were killed and "ft w ou nd ed In tho l igh ting th a t precede*! the troops* su�render . T w o w o r k in g - ! men w ere killed a n d severa l w ounded , j L U E ! T W I T 2 Q U I T S R ep o r ts o f th e re s ig n a t io n of Von l .ue ttw itx w� re con ta in ed In an s h � ebang* te le g ra p h d i sp a tc h f rom B e r - j Un, which sa id th e m il i ta ry leader s t e p p e d out a f t e r fu t i le n eg o t ia t io n s wi th H e r r Huumig, leader of th e c o m - I bination of rad ica l par ties . 1-uettwitl. th e d isp a tc h said, w a s promised he w ould be g ra n te d m il i ta ry protection by th e radicals . T h e c o m � munists , tho >.1*. p a tc h added said th* would no t l o l r r a tn the re tu rn o f G u s � tav Noskr, defense m in i s te r of P rov i� dent Ebert . a n d t h a t h is will he dem anded . D isp a tch es con tinued to rep o rt *x- fi-nsive r a d '.cal u p r i s in g s In B avaria , Saxony, tho B u h r in d u s t r ia l d is tr ic t of W estphalia , Chem nits, F ra n k fo r t ab d ACCEPT PACT uT YTnp*YL IM H I C l o u r HONORS TO THREEAND LEAGUE, HOOVER PLEA Proposed Reservations Should Satisfy All As to Foreign Entanglements, Declares Former Food Boss C h ar l ie 'Chaplin I ' *S A X O M -EK -Mil d red H a r �r is Chaplin, y o u th fu l b r ide of C harlie C haplin . has found m a r r i a g e w ith h e r film c o m � ed ian h u sb a n d a fa ilu re . Mrs. Complin la s t n igh t a d m i t te d she will file su i t fo r divorce. And w i th h e r confession, m ad e a t he r homo. t h a t Chaplin a n d she had s e p a ra te d several m o n th s ago, cam e a s to ry of hea r tach es , alleged c rue lty . n eg lec t and c h a rg e s of p e rsecu t io n . It is on one of tho#** h a s left h OOO an d ivorce in N e v a d a grounds** he would i vo rce ac t ion a g a in s t A f te r th e se t h e . , d e tec t iv es followed I f rom home to s tudio to th e hom es of fri in q u ir ie s and m ak ing a n t . his rea l� t i e s Athletic she says. he .xford s t ree t s th a t un less I * suit f o r on "nominal ist ituto a di- she said. cr constan t ly f rom S tud io ?lids, m aking life unp leas- CHANGES SLIGHT IN AUTO LIGHT ORDERS S ta n d a rd s F o r R eg u la tions , T o Be A n n o u n c ed By Indu str ia l C om m iss ion in F e w D ays, Follow T e n ta t iv e S ch ed u le C lose ly I I T AKHINCiTON H e rb e r t Hoover dec lared lite peace irea- ly should lie accepted , so long aa th e f inal form gives us f reedom of act ion a n d room for c o n s t ru c t iv e d e � v e lopm en t cif p e a c e . " He said a lso th a t the g ro w in g s t a te of in te rna t iona l a n ta g o n ism c a n n o t be m o d e ra te d until tile lnif�*d Blate* Joins tile L eague of N ations . In a stalem* nt prepare*! for the W a s h in g to n S ta r , the fo rm er food a d � m in i s t r a to r assert***! t h a t the r e s e r v a � t ions p roposed to the t r e a ty should "s a t i s fy the m ost t im id as to e n ta n g le � m en ts ." "R e g ard les s of w hat a n y of us may LhinK should hav e been the provisions of e i th e r the league o r the t rea ty , we and the world should not in- Kept w a i t in g long* r for a se t t le m e n t ," H oov� e r said. C O M PR O M ISE N E C E SSA R Y "T h e whole p rocess of |k*,u >? has l e n t n ecessa r i ly one of com prom ise iind jai lung as tile f inal form gives us freedom of ac t ion and room for co n � s t ru c t iv e d e v elopm en t of p e a c e , I b e � lieve It should be accepted . 'The re se rv a t io n s should sa t is fy lie most t im ed a s to e n ta n g le m tn a s and, desp i te th e feeling of th* p res iden t a n d his a sso c ia te s th a t th e s t re n g h t of th** league is so m e w h a t u nde rm ined , I believe the a lso should accep t . I do not b e l i e v e the r e se rv a t io n s d es t ro y the possibility of the c rea t io n of a po ten t o rg an iza t io n to m it ig a te the d a n g e r s in I f ront of us and th e a l t e rn a t iv e s a r e a I c o n t in u a t io n o f o u r s t a t e of w a r for | a n o th e r y e a r o r th*- u n th in k a b le th ing I fo r uh to m ak e a s e p a ra t e peace j a f te r we h a v e gone ? *> f a r a s to ag ree | to i ts m a in l ines w ith o u r com rad es in a rm s . "I lu r to th is u n se t t le m e n t an d o th e r c au ses the league would m it iga te , the j world is s tead ily d r i f t in g back to a I worse s t a te of in te rn a t io n a l a n t a g o n � ism th an ex is ted be fore 1914. . * . ' Til*' naval str* ngtli of every nation , ext- pi th*- enem y an d R uss ia , has been I inei used d u r in g the war. M any great ! a rm ies have been demobilized, ye t the world i s ' a g a i n en g ag ed in |>r*-j*ar*t i� nes : an d the a c tu a l n u m b e r of men | u n d e r a r m s today is m u ch l a i g e r th an before 1914. FO U N D A T IO N OF PE A C E "T he pres iden t set-ins to feel the ; founda tion of the league re s t s on our j liar t i n p u t ion I su b je c t to a p p ro v a l of c o n g ress on use of force ,> in a n ob l i � g a tion to p reserve Hie te r r i to r ia l i n � teg r i ty arni polit ical independent e of i ts m e m b e rs a g a in s t a g g ress io n . W'Jth- I o u t e n te r in g on th is m e th o d of p r e � vention of agg ress ion , I believe a g rea t I fo unda tion of peace dot ?* lie in tin | co n t in u o u s func tion ing of a body of I g re a t in te rn a l tonal re la t io n s engaged I u|s>n concilia tion , th e m i t ig a t io n of a n � tagonism , the vt iy effective boycott of ' d i s t u r b e r s th rough a ro u sa l of public j op in ion a g a in s t them a n d througii i t I the im m ed ia te u n d e r ta k in g o f d t s a r in a - 1 rnent of i he world to a s im ple defen- i sivt* foo ting ." SCIENCE HANDS ALCOHOL JOLT W. L. HO U SE R , A. R. P O T T S AND S. A. BAIRD GIVEN T E S T IM O N IA L S W isco n s in honored today th ree r e s i � d e n ts w ho h a v e served the s ta te h> he lp ing to build l ls a g r ic u l tu re and bv a id ing in im p ro v em en t of c o u n try life. As one of the f e a tu re s of the g r a d u � a t in g e x e r c i s e of tho sh o r t cou rse in a g r ic u l tu re , t e s t im o n ia ls of a p p r e c ia � tion were g ra n te d by tho univers ity to W a l te r L. H o u s e r of Buffa lo county , A ndrew I! Po t ts , W a u p a c a county , and S te p h en A. L aird of W a u k e sh a county . P re se n t in g the te s t im o n ia l to Mr. H ouser. D ean H. L. Russel l poin ted out t h a t b e t t e r live s tock and b e t te r ru ra l Ufo had been the goal to w a rd s which his efforts h ad liven largely d i � rected . "Mr. H o u s e r h a s d o n e m uch to e n co u ra g e young people o f the s ta te to lea rn m ore ab o u t an im a l h u sb a n d ry a n d to a p p re c ia te th*' va lue a n d i m � po r tan c e of good live s to rk ." he said. Mr. H o u ser m oved to W iscons in from P e n n sy lv a n ia a t the age of IO. H e is the p re se n t pi (-Bident of the W iscons in L ive S tock B re e d e r s ' assoc ia t ion . P O T T S BADGER PR O D U C T "A n d rew P o t t s Is d is t in c t ly j* W is � consin produe*," said Ls-an Russell. "H e is one of o u r lead ing j*�tato g r o w � e r s an d h as done m u ch to d i s s e m i � n a te p u re seeds used th ro u g h o u t the s la te ." A f te r co m ple t ing ills public school t duca l ion Mr. P td ts se rved a s clerk in J* genera l s to re a n d l a t e r t ng.-igcd a c t � ively in f a rm in g Ii** ti.cs r e p re sen ted his d is t r ic t both a s a s se m b ly m a n an d sena to r . "It was his bill or iginally know n a s tho P o t t s lull w hich c rea ted the co u n ty rg r i c u l tu ra l law in W is � consin th a t baa done so m u ch to f u r � th e r good fa rm in g an d good f a rm l iv � ing." sa id Dean Russell . "A s a f a r m � e r and public s e r v a n t he h a s done m u ch in Hie in te res t of b e t t e r fa rm in g a n d t a t t e r f a rm liv ing ." BAIPD A L E A D E R I n t ro d u c in g S tephen Baird, for Rub- .-ell poin ted * u t t h a t he w a s b o m of p ioneers of W au k e sh a co u n ty , w here ha sti ll lives. ''L aird and I have f u r � nished fo u n d a tio n s to r k s th ro u g h o u t th o c o u n t r y , ' sa id Dr. Russell . "H is fa rm is one of those c red i ted bv the College of A g r icu l tu re a s o f a d e s i r � ab le t>i*o fo r fu rn ish in g p rac t icab le experience til s tu d e n t s in ag r ic u l tu re . Because of h is In te re s t in b e t t e r b reeds an d b e t t e r seed s tock Mr. Baird has been chosen a t v a r io u s t im es to lead v a r io u s farm* r s ' o rg an iza t io n s , in c lu d � ing th e W iscons in Live S tock B re e d � ers ' a s -ioci.ition. H e is kno w n In his co u n ty a s a b u s in e ss fa rm e r , a s a m a n w id e -aw : k� for new o p p o r tu n i t ie s eace ' re a ty on th e g ro u n d j that ti* m u m w o rk e rs d id not w an t the war an*! th e re fo re dec l ine lo m ak e repara tion for IL Y A N K S A R E R E AOY PA RIS A m e r ic a n 1 t ro o p s a lo n g the Rhine a r e read y f r�* di- ad* m y of Science in re su l t of ob se rv a t io n j f alcohol in severa l r�* port in* as comm is.sion ., " l f a * (Hit - m o to r - vehicle, to am reported to th* co m m it te e remit installed on any he of such c o n s t ru c t io n a impossib le to d irec t th** I g r e a t e r th an 35 feet in tn o to r -v rh ie le w ith in Ru� by lint s 45 d eg rees to �-:th ax is of the vehicle." Th* has changed th is o rd e r in .T u rn to |*age 4, col by the j light is I tty It sha l l m ake it of light of the defined r side of the commission th - phrases . i ii git P A R IS P la in t* us** of alcohol is |M�sed of by th** A tx report of th** of tho elf cc th o u sa n d ca** The**** obse rva t ions , th* prove conclus ive ly th a t til* of m u sc u la r force. Intellect! and ra p id i ty of m ovem en t un illusion. T h e sen sa t io n of w a r m th the d r in k in g of a lcoholic a lso is declared d e t r im e n ta l I** th** effect is only t e m p o !a ry ti p roduced a t Hie expense of the po rn t u n of th** in te rna l o rgans . HIGHER SHIPPING R A TE S UNLIKELY BY L. C. MARTIN A B B IN G T O N -T h e w ay was c leared today fo r an ea r ly vote I on ra ti f ica tion of the peace ' t rea ty , v\ hen the se n a te m et u n d e r an * a g re e m e n t to s tay in sess ion un til r e s � e rv a t io n s have been d isposed of. As a f u r th e r aid to speedy action, tho si Hate ag reed d e b a te on r e s e r v a � t ions shall be l im ited to fifteen m in � u te s fo r �* s e n a to r on any one r e s e r v a � tion. Lodge a lso gav e no tice th a t he would ask t h a t th e rule req u ir in g th** reso lu � tion of ra tif ica tion to lay over a day w i th o u t ac t ion be siispcnd*-d. T h e m Is i barn possibility the final vote will corno la te today. T h e c o n � v ict ion th a t it will re su l t in re jection of t h e t r e a ty for th** second t im e was s t re n g th e n e d by the s e n a t e s defea t l a te yester*! i / of the lam root r e s e r � va tion , dec lar ing It to lie the A m e r i � can fwd Ic v tha t , In event of th e th re a t of a n o th e r wa * In Europe, th** Lo tted K tafes would consider w h a t act ion it should take. D isp lay ing a d ispos i t ion to get a final vote on th e peace t r e a ty w i th � o u t m u c h m ore delay, th e sen a te t o � d ay began vo t ing on th e rem a in in g rvserv at ions. It re jec ted 27 to 48 a r e se rv a t io n propos* d by fc*etutV>r Heed pj'ov ating th a t tile IT. s keeps to i ts e l f the r igh t to decide w h a t q u e s t io n s affect its n a t io n a l honor and in te re s t and w i th � holding all such q u e s t io n s from the Ju r isd ic t ion of the league of nations. A N O T H E R B E A T E N Following d efea t of this. Reed o f � fe red an o th e r , p rov id ing th a t th** U. 8. a s su m e s no o b l iga t ions to use its m il i ta ry or n av a l fo rces un d e r any a r t ic le of the t r e a ty for a n y purpose. T h is a lso w as re jec ted 17 to 53 Ha offered a n o th e r In a lm o s t Hie sam e language , it a lso w as bea ten . .Senator G a rry , Kbode Is land, called up his re se rv a t io n wh ich prov ides t h a t th e U n i ted S t a te s "a d h e re s to the p rinc ip le of s e l f -d e te rm in a t io n " and e x p resses til** hope th a t I re land m ay soon be In dependen t and become a m e m b e r of Hie L ea g u e o f Nations. IS**nu to r T h o m a s offered a n a m e n d � m e n t to include Korea. II** declared the r e se rv a t io n o u g h t a lso to I n c l u d e tile Phil ippines, P o r to Rico, Hawaii , G u a m and th*- Is land o f Yap C u m � m ins , who w as p resid ing , overru led a point of o rde r a g a in s t the T h o m a s a m e n d m en t . H i tchcock sa id tile G e r � ry r e a r r e s t . on w as In e n t i re ha rm ony . both w ith tin- L eague of N a t ions and the a t t i tu d e of tin senate , which las t J u n e adop ted u re so lu t io n express ing s y m p a th y w ith the I r ish people to o b � ta in se l f -g o v ern m en t . COLBY TESTIFIES IN O W N BEHALF I W A SH IN G T O N B ainbridge Colby! I testi fied in nu* ow n behalf today b e � f o r e lh*- se n a te fo re ign re la t ions c o m - 1 mitte**, which is c o n s i d e r i n g objec tion*) I to his c o n f i rm at io n a s sec re ta ry of | j s ta te . heock said. a f t e r Colby a* W ANTS JUICE TO SERVE UP TO MA-IN-LA W \ I r A S H ,N G T 0 N - H orticu l- V Y t u n s t s here have made an am azing d iscovery of th e pow ers of th e d iffenbachia pieta , a tall , s lender p lan t , w i th spo t ted g reyish g reen leaves, a yellow Idoom, and an especially po ten t rap. For a half c e n tu ry or more th e diffenbachia pie ta has f lo u r� ished in th e g o v e rn m e n t b o t a n � ical gardens , and no one has a t � t em p ted to Am erican ize its name. A short t im e ago, however, an e x a n v n a t io n w as m ade of its sap, and a d u sk y -h u e d labore r w as p e rsuaded to d r ink a d ram or so of it. T he effect w as in s tan ta n eo u s . He waved hie a r m s wildly, ju m p e d a ro u n d excitedly , bu t did not u t te r a word. All th e man did w as to point a t h*a tongue and co n tinue his fe rv id geet icu- ta t ions. A day passed. th en an o th e r , until finally nine d a y s e lapsed , yet th e laborer c o n t in u ed m ute . On th e t e n th m o rn in g he ap pea red a t work, armil ng happily . " T h a t aho' Have done the t r .c k ," he said. " C an you b o t � t le some of it fo r m a?" " W h y ? " he w as asked. * Well, boss," he responded , " my m o th e r - m - l a w ta coming to m y house, and I w a n t to pu t som a of t h a t jute# in he r coffee w hen .*>. a in 't lookin', i t 'll keep he r qu ie t fo r n m e days." W hs re upon th e officials of th e g a rd en ch r is ten ed th e d i f fen b a � ch ia p ieta th e ''m o th e r - in - l a w " p lan t and it ie so know n today . M.O. REFERENDUM UP TO COUNCIL Hays, l l I I t I VV *. I prod uc* bey*'rag* rid ii t�*n�- NKW YORK T here i* int!*- p o s s i - 1 b ih ty Rial congress will adopt *|m-ciu1 legislation a l low ing meres** d f r e i g h t rat*-* to coas tw ise s t e a m sh ip Un* s m> Mi*- Im*-* m a y gran t increased w ages de m a n d ed by th e i r employes, J J En* h of th** house i n t e r - Mat**, com m erce eornmitti today te leg rap h ed T V O 'C onnor in te rn a t io n a l p res iden t of the I .tong sh o rem en a a ssoc ia t ion . HUSBAND HELD S e n a to r Hi s t a te m e n t , ti o u t " a g a in s t ti rotation. t 'olby left a back doer . t he "st those op p rd mg *n* hi* -omntit t * ape in tr b y RE STR IC T ACTS OF D R Y AGENTS u run 4 W E A T UNION B Y ORGANIZED PROFS A T U. R am to m g . i t and F riday . W a rm e r ton igh t . S trong sh if t ing winds. w. ( U U c l i , I l t r | � i i r | I t* I I I I , r e m , I VV en I ber C l I ICA* JO Im p o r ta n t re r ti let tori* on I IN D EATH CASE G ro w in g nu* of the t ro u b le s o f M a- t lu r A. V. D a lrym ple , in c ru s h in g t h a i Michigan ru m rebellion," it w a s or-1 de re* I from W ash in g to n th a t s i cfi of-1 Hoer* c an n o t a r r e s t suspec t* no r) se a rc h suspec ted l iquor c a c h es w ith - j out w a r ra n t s . J o h n E. K ra m er , "ch ie f camel," CHIC A G O F ra n k Riley Admitted to police today th a t h** "p u s h e d " iii* w ,f* a f t e r sin- h a d c h ased h im w ith *-!ul�- arid plate* a ro u n d the house last night, th en he p u t iu-r to bcd aud did not dis*-over until e a r ly today th a t sh*- w a s dead. Police held Rilev* arid DE C I S I O N R E G A R D I N G P E O P L E S V O T E T O BE M A D E F R I D A Y NIG HT T h e c ity council will decide F r id a y n ig h t w h e th e r o r no t th e I mo pie o f Madison ahu I be g iven r ig h t to e x � p ress th e i r opinion t h ro u g h a r e f e r � en d u m vote on m un ic ip a l o w n e r sh ip a a a so lu t ion of the c i ty 's s t r e e t r a i l � w ay problem. A reso lu tion req u ir in g sub m iss io n of th*� m u n ic ip a l o w n e rsh ip q uest ion to a r� fei� Odum t o t e w dl be in troduced at the �|*e Ctions to decide w h e th e r they uNTVKKSITV pro fesso rs at a meetli%' las t n igh t jolueff the r a n k s o f o rgan ised labor, A local union affi liated with th* A m erican F e d e ra t io n of I .a bor woe form ed. About 13 p ro fesso rs were p resen t . Kmne of th>�n a r c i n s t r u c � to rs both in u n iv ers i ty high scIkn,! and in the u n iv e rs i ty ; o th e rs have no c o n � nection o th e r th an in the un ivers i ty it- self. *"r '?"'v The. p u rp o se o f th e union w an e x � p la ined today by I 'rof. K. A. J l rns t , who a d d ressed the meeting. ''It is no t for iht- p u rpose of o b t a i n � ing b e l t e r pay o r work ing condition* I for ou rse lves ," he declared . ''T he un- in .ii who are v* merit as Federa t ion Joined th* tha t univ e- ivers ity tak es c a re of tti .i t "T h e o rg an iza t io n is of rn in te res ted iii the luJ*or rndative in Mi wan J Keo l>�* d e lay ed si* he can e a s t a va: for rub* by Ute nappie. gam *.lim n is Justin F* (b r a � st! ready a Iff I F> d e ra t ion of -XI**, Y es (entity Noon 7 I* i n Today 7 a. in Noon Hlgl Low Meal mal 30 Tota l p r e 'in. Normal VI \ IIINMX Tempi r lh at ure Ifu \ I HI U v* Wi n d I'PLUTON col infiu* r Ju d y I, Lair it temp temp* ?rn pc th IPU 4 2 I I*. RI. Jan. I, Martin , Or* rn I p ro m in e n t bushi d ism is sa l of th** .John Dont! into F o u r th L ibe rty I fund d g ru n ted th** de nt rod vee (-eidetic ii, I i . It. rd. I, Folictti .mbtv rn *n can d id a te T h e fu n e ra l of an urn Y w hr W ed n esd ay tak e s place sit 9 a. rn u n la y . A lderm an Hupp could n tend th** council m e l t in g Friday and a t the a am " t im e a r r iv e lr W a u k e e b e fo re 9 a . til Th** pav ing p ro g ram ax subm it I e Hie e*,iit*-n' .on. I Rn I roan! of public w orks will be n id I* st.tied tic * on!ribu:

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