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Madison Wisconsin State Journal (Newspaper) - October 19, 1920, Madison, Wisconsin� FROM--------- A R E A D E R 'S NOTEBOOK Y- O U know fu ll w ell th e need for n u rs ing in h o sp ita l* and homos w here th e re a re h u m an beings su fferin g th e pangs of illness. You kn o w th is n*�d is la rg e r each w in ter. You rem em b er how, d u rin g \fQL 136 NO 19 IheWisco eJoumai City EditionSIXTEEN PAGES N E E D the la s t ep idem ic of influ- P O R enza, th o lack o f n u rse s se- N U R S E S riously h am p ered th o b a ttle a g a in s t d ise ase an d death . All o f w'hich w ould su g g e s t a n in � c rea se of h o sp ita l- tra in e d n u rses. But, acco rd in g to h o sp ita l re p o rts , th e re a re few er n u rse s now in tra in in g th an th e re w ere fo u r y e a rs ago. I t is true th a t h igh w ages in o th e r fields have tem p ted g irls from e n te r in g the t r a in � ing schools o f h o sp ita ls . T h is m ay bo c o rre c te d by p ay in g th e s tu d e n t n u rse s m ore th a n m ere ly enough to p ay th e c o s t o f books and an occasio n � a l m ovie. B ut, i t seem s, th a t th e m a t te r of w'agea is n o t th e ch ie f fa c to r in th e re d u c tio n of s tu d e n t n u rse s . T hese g irls are sa id to o b jec t to do ing 12- hour sh ifts on h o sp ita l floors w hen th e ir sisters in a ll o th e r v o ca tio n s a re w o rk in g e ig h t h o u rs o r th ereab o u ts . W hy should th ey ? F u r th e r , i t is Raid, th e n u rse s - to -b e o b jec t to do ing such w ork a s sc ru b b in g , sw eeping, w ash ing d ish e s and o th e r Ja n ito r serv ice , in � s is tin g th a t th e doing of th e se th in g s m ak es i t im possib le fo r th em to give th e ir w hole a tte n tio n to th e ca rin g fo r th e ill. C e r ta in ly i t w ould be a foolish p erson w ho w ould d e s ire to em ploy a n u rse tra in e d in Jan ito r w ork an d lau n d e rin g r a th e r th an m edicine a n d th e c a re o f th o sick. Yet th a t is w h a t m an y h o sp ita ls e x � a c t of s tu d e n t n u rse s! A nd a t w ages w hich w ould m ak e a sw ea tsh o p p ro � p r ie to r b lush w ith sham e. A fa ire r deal (thouId be g iven them . o r th e re is com ing th o tim e w hen tho lack o f tra in e d n u rse s w ill c re a te a fe a rfu l dem and fo r coffin, c rep e and c em ete ry laborer* . . . * N in e ty p e r c e n t of a ll a cc id e n ts o c � c u r in public h ig hw ays. A uto f a ta l � itie s h av e g row n from nine U S E p e r m illion p o p u la tio n to IOO Y O U R in 1919, an d a n e s tim a te o f HO H E A D fo r each m illion in h a b ita n ts in 1620. W h ich m ean s one d ea th e v e ry th ir ty -o n e m in u te s o f th e s ix � tee n a llo tte d w ak in g hou rs. T hese a re s ta t is t ic s on th e U n ited S ta te s , from C. k l. T a lb e r t , ch a irm a n o f tho pub lic sa fe ty sec tio n o f the N a tio n a l S a fe ty C ouncil. A nd w h a t 's th e a n sw e r? C a re less� n e ss com es a b o u t a s n e a r a s an y th in g . I f p e d e s tr ia n s w ill w a tc h th e ir s te p a b it c lo se r and m ach in e d r iv e rs will w a tch th e ir d riv e c loser, A m erica can c u t dow n th is u n n ecessa ry , and a la rm in g ly high, d e a th ra te . . . . 'I t is sa fe to sa y ," WTttes a b a n k e r In Mexioo C ity , " th a t a t no tim e s in e s 1910 h av e po litica l cond i- P E A C E Hon� been so sa tis fa c to ry in i n M n M E X IC O B anditry ' h a s been e lim � in a ted u n d e r th e a d m in � is tra tio n . C om m ercia l a c tiv ity h as b een g iven a new an d decided im petus b y th e lack of po litica l w rang ling , w h ich , in th e la s t decade, led so o ften to th o sh ed d in g o f blood a n d d e � s tru c tio n o f p ro p e rty . M exico is, a cco rd in g to Dr. FL J . D illon, no ted w rite r , now in Mexico, "a b o u t to in a u g u ra te an e ra o f in � te rn a l re co n s tru c tio n . . . a v a s t b a n g e h a s corno o v e r th o p e o p le " "T h e financial cond ition of M exico is m ark ed ly better.'* d ec la re s l l . C. M ost) 'n, of th e B an k o f lo n d o n and M exico. . "B leed ing M exico" is a b e tte r M ex� ico. N o t b ecause sh� bled, b u t be - canoe she, a t last. lea rn ed th a t peace a n d p ro d u c tio n is th e key to th e co m � b in a tio n o f th e sa fe o f p ro sp e rity . . I t ! T h e B ritish coal m in e rs ' s tr ik e will n o t a free t coal price* h e re -unless you p e rm it it. E n g la n d 's need fo r coal w in no t in � fluence th e A m erican m a rk e t because coal e x p o rts can n o t be P L E N T Y la rg e r th a n th ey now are. O F A tlan tic p o r ts c a n n o t handle C O A L s n y m ore coal. B ritish b id s fo r m ore coal w ill not overcom e th is in ab ility to ex p o rt m ore coal. "T h e co u n try over," sa y s th e ed ito r o f th e Coal T rad e Jo u rn a l, "people h a v e m ore coal in th e ir c e lla rs now th a n th ey ev er had ." T he d irec to r of th e A m erican W holesale Coat A -Locution p o in ts to th e A m erican re se rv e o f JO.OOO,OOO ton* o f b itu m in o u s coal. which, he p red ic ts , w ill bo increased to 40,600,000 by J a n u a ry I. "T h is m ean s," he a s � se rta , "co n tin u a lly falling p rices and coal enough fo r everybody " 81st Year. MADISON, WIS., TUESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 19, 1920. PRICE THREE CENTS GET OUT, ALLIES TELL POLES OPEN WAY TO COAL PARLEY W E A T PARLIAMENT TACKLES BIG MINE ISSUE Rioting of Monday Believed Work of Hoodlums Rather Than Strikers; Looting Held Proof B U L L E T IN L O N D O N - The w ay to renewed n ego tia tion* in the nationw ide B ritish coal s trike w a * opened to � day by W illia m Brace, labor m e m � ber of pa rliam e n t. Brace suggest� ed a new plan of settling th e -con� tro v ers y , in a speech, shortly a fte r the re-as�em bling of p a rliam e n t to day . THREE THUGS GET BIG LOOT IN CHICAGO C H IC A G O - T h re e bandits obtained $20,000 in ca th and $50,000 in negotiab le papers w hen they held up C arl M a u re r, a bank m essenger, here today. M a u re r had just le ft the S tate C om m erc ia l and Savings bank, a m oney to a dow ntow n bank when suburban in s titu tio n , ta k in g tha he w i t held up A policem an usua lly accom panied th e m essen� ger, but the officer w as ta t* and M a u re r decided to go alone. N o trace o f th e ro b b er* was fo un d and M a u rer w as not able to give a good description of them. DANECOUNTY BOYS SCORE ON L A M B S Wilbur Renk and Kenneth Stevenson Take High Hon� ors; Dunn Girl's Entries Win Prizes EVACUATION PRECEDENCE GIVEN OF VILNA IS LUXURIES OVER FARM Q Q M M A N D E O PRODUCE. IS CHARGE ! Secretary M eredith T ells Bankers That Farmers Violatiort *ofl" A re D enied N eeded Credit W hile Less Im� portant Production is F inanced; Praises Rural A ccom plishm ent During Uncertain T im es Pledge; France and E n g � land in Sharp Note U nsettled to n ig h t add W ednesday. N o t m u c h change in tem p era tu re . Fresh south -winds. I ON DO N-Tho B ritish p a rliam e n t w en t d irec tly to th e coal s tr ik e p roblem w hen i t convened f o r th e fa ll serm on today. S ir R obert H om e, p re s id en t o f the h oard of trade, p u t th e ca se before p a r lia m e n t in a speech rev iew in g n e � g o tia tio n s w ith m in e rs' lenders on w age dem ands. P re m ie r Lloyd G eorge w as no t schedu led to speak bu t he w ad p re s � en t, re a d y to in te rv en e Die m om ent labor m em b ers show ed th e ir hands. L ab o r lead ers w ere to h ave o p p o r tu � n ity Ho p re se n t th e ir cade w h en H om e h ad concluded. C O L D W E A T H E R S T R IK E S T he firs t cold w e a th e r o f th e y ea r s tru c k K ngland today, em p h asiz in g th e p o ssib ilities o f su ffe rin g du o to th e s tr ik e . Lloyd Georg� w as sa id to h av e prom ised m ay o rs o f lo n d o n P l � ough* th a t he w ould p ropose a so lu � tion fo r unem ploym en t a t (h e ii re t o p � p o rtu n ity . T h e w eath e r an d th o rio ts o f y e s te rd a y in W h iteh a ll a n d D ow n� ing s tre e t w ere expec ted to fo rce the quostion to th e f ro n t in co nnection w ith tho coal s trike , L ondon p a p e rs ag ree tho D oom ing s tre e t r io ts w ere th e w ork of 1-last E n d hoodlum !5 not unem ployed m en b wit on a q u ie t d e m o n s tra tio n . Th� loo ting of tw o jew elry sh o p s in th e S tra n d und th e bag g ag e room of th o M ilita ry club show ed th o m otives of th o hoodlum s. T ho r io ts w ere n o t a re su lt o f the coal s tr ik e , b u t show ed th� s t r a in on th o tem p e r o f w o rk ers g en era lly , th e New-s said . T h e H erald , lab o r p ap er, denounced th� "C o ssa c k -Ilk - b ru ta lity of tho p o � lice," b u t o th e r pap ers p ra ised til� o f � ficers fo r th e ir re s tra in t. A m azem en t w as ex p ressed th a t so few w ere severe ly in ju re d in th� c h arg ee a n d c o u n te r -ch arg e* in D ow n� ing s tre e t. A lthough m ore th a n IOO jrorsons req u ired RP-dical t re a tm e n t, only six rem ain ed over n ig h t In lios- pit.ils. Fourteen policem en an d 24 c iv ilian s w ere se rio u sly In jured . T w elv e a r re s ts w ere m ade. th e n u n b e in g held in jai! today . S IN G " R E D FLAG** T h e firs t s tr ik e d is tu rb a n c e s in th� coal reg io n wen* re p o rte d to d ay frum T on d u an d B andy, m in ing c e n te rs in W ales. L arg e bodies of m in e rs g a th � ered in bo th c ities n e a r m id n ig h t sin g in g "T he Red Flag*' a s they m arch ed a b o u t th e dim s tre e ts . Shop w indow s w ere s to re d b u t no s e r io u s d a m a g e r e s u lte d . T h e m obs d isp e rsed o f th e i r ow n accord . BETTING FA VORS HARDING, 7 TO I N E W Y O R K -T he l ig h te s t b e tting e v e r know n in W ail s tre e t o n th e o u t- com eof a p re sid en tia l e lection p re � v a ils now, tw o w eeks before election day. Th� m oney offered d o es n o t ex - I re ed 1250,000, w h e reas fo u r y e a rs ago It w as m ore th a n $1,000,000 a fo rtn ig h t before e lection . H a rd in g ru le s fa v o r� ite a t 7 to 1. VALECIA CO. HAS NEW PRODUCT T ho V a le ria M ilk co m p an y of th ia c ity will s ta r t th is w eek to m ark e t H ilver Key, a new p ro d u c t, w hich la a com pound o f ev ap o ra ted skim m ed m ilk an d veg* tab le fa t. CRUSHED NEA TH CONCRETE MASS MI.W H A BO LIX F led flit!. 2 ft. San Franc isco , w as a lm o st in s ta n tly killed J��re to d ay w hen a h a lf ton blot k of J c o n cre te topp led from th e C a lh o u n ! j school and fell on him. TANKER AGROUND NEAR TAMPICO ----------- XAN' FR A N C ISC O T he sh ipp ing hoard oil ta n k e r D illw yn. S an 'F ra n - I cisco to K uropean ports, is lah o re n ear j T am pico Mexico, acco rd in g to s m e - j I so re Th re� �teamer� ar� s ta n d in g ! I by. I NORTH ST. WANTS FU LL CAR SERVICE 200 S IG N P E T IT IO N T O R A IL R O A D C O M M IS S IO N ; L IN E B U IL T T O ' S E R V E P A C K IN G P L A N T A p e titio n fo r a ll day se rv ice on the N o rth i r r e e t ex ten sio n o f th e M adison R a ilw ay* co m p an y 's W in n eb ag o line ha* been flied w ith th e ra ilro ad coni - m ission . Th� com m Lorton will ho ld a h e a rin g on th� m a t te r OcL 36. C ar* ar� now o p e ra ted o v e r th* e x � ten s io n on ly d u rin g th� h o u r* o f t r a � vel o f em ploye* o f th e M ayer P a c k � ing p la n t to an d from th e ir w ork. Th� p e titio n fo r fu ll- t im e Bendee wa* flied by E. C. Growurwin. a n in s u r � an ce m an . I t bear� th e s ig n a tu re s of n e a rly 200 p e rso n s liv ing in th e v ic in � ity o f N o rth s tre e t. W h en official* o f th e M ayer P ack ing c o m p an y o f C hicago d cd to p u r � c h ase *he p la n t o f (hi a n e t F a rm � e r s ' C o o p e ra tiv e P ack in g com pany, th ey fo u n d th ey w ould b� h an d icapped in g e ttin g w o rk ers because of Jock of t ra n s p o r ta tio n . Georg� I* Schein , a tto rn e y fo r th* pack ers , launched a cam p aig n fo r an ex ten sio n o f th e W innebago line to a p o in t w ith in tw o block* of th e p lant. T he M adison R ailw ay* co m p an y wa* u n ab le to build th e line b ecau se of lack o f fund�, so H chH n ap p ea led to th e busine*� in te re s ts and w hen the pack in g co m p an y v o lu n tee red to u n � d e rw rite a $40,000 stock issue fo r the e x ten so rs th e B ank of W isconsin am t th� M erch an t* an d S a v in g s b an k u n � d e rto o k th e sa le of th** stock. T h e p o ck ing co m pany g u a ran tee d th e ra ilw a y com pany w h a t amount� to p ra c tic a lly th e co st of o p em tlo n of th e ex 'eru co n d u rin g th� Iruurs th* p la n t1� employ**� ut** go in g to and from th e ir w ork. FAIL TO CLEAR DEATH MYSTERY PH II# A DK I.P H LA T h e m y s te ry o f th e m u rd e r o f E lm er C. Drewe*. D a r t � m o u th s tu d e n t, w hose body w as found In a su b u rb early S u n day , M oonie* m ore baffling a* ever)- new , clew fa ils to p roduce light. T h e p o ss ib ility of th e re be ing "a w om an in th e c a se '' WU a v ir tu a lly e l i � m in a ted to d ay w hen it w a s learned th a t I�rew es wa* u n u su a lly s tu d io u s and h ad no social A m bitions. He wa� em ployed a� a s te n o g ra p h e r by av*v* e ra l m em b e rs of th� fa tu i ty , in a d d i� tion to ru n n in g an e a tin g c lub in p a r in e ra h p w ith h is a u n t. M iss K. H anson , l ia n o v e r, N. H , w here D a r t� m o u th is located . He w a s th u s pa) - ing h is w ay th ro u g h college. TOOTHACHE ALIBI IN JAIL DL LI VERY S T IL L W A T E R . M inn. Ja m e s M c� K enzie com plained of a to o th ach e and w hen S heriff X. O. M arsh , W a sh in g � ton co u n ty , opened ha cell to ta k e him to a d en tis t. M cKenzie poll need on him . H e locked th e d ep u ty in 'h e cell a n d �soaped w ith a rev o lv e r to th e r iv e r bank . A posse .* seek ing him. HARDING REPLIES TO WILSON QUER Y W A SH IN G T O N - T h e w hite bouse Unlay wa* considering a rep ly to S e n � a to r H a rd in g '* � xp ian a tio n o f hi� r e � p o rted s ta te m e n t th a t spo k esm en of W ane� h ad com e to him a n d ask ed A m erica to lead the w ay in fo rm ing a new a sso c ia tio n of n a tions. H a rd in g , in a le tte r in sh e w e r to P re s id e n t W ilson'�, declared, w hat he in ten d ed to convey w as 'th a t th e re had com e to me those w ho spoke a sen tim en t w hich they r�pr�*en*�d to be m an ife s t am ong the F ren ch people, hut n o th in g could su g g est th e F rench g o v e rn m en t h av ing v io la ted p ro p rie � tie s of in te rn a tio n a l re la tio n s ." W E D N E S D A Y 'S P R O G R A M 6:30- B reakfast. 8 :30- G eneral conference- T a lk by Dean H. L. Russell. 9: IS - Judging d a iry calves- H ols te in , G uernsey, Jersey and Ay rah i re. 12:00- D inn er. 1:00- Judging d a iry calve�- dual purpose calves. 4:00- T r ip around U n iv ers ity fa rm . . :(X$- B anquet c ity Y . M . C. A. W IL B U R N. H E N K of Sun P r a i �rie, K en n e th S tevenson of Dane, a n d F ra n c e s M enchain of b u n n co u n ty c a rried off p rin cip al honor* on lam b e n tr ie s a t th� Ju n io r L ivestock E x p osition in th*- u n iv e r� s ity s to rk pav ilion to d ay . in hi� first y e a r o f com petition , W il� b u r Renk. 1 4 -y ear-so n o f W illiam F. R enk, S u n P ra ir ie sh e e p breeder, won fo u r firs t p laces w ith h is S h ro p sh ire en tries . H is p u re -b re d ra m lam b, in �lass 27, h is p u re -b re d ew e lam b in c la s s 28, h is p u re -b re d ra m lam b in cia*� .10, an d h is par� -tired ew e lam b in class* 31, a ll won first h o n o rs E M U L A T E S B R O T H E R W ilb u r is a tte n d in g Sun P ra ir ie h igh schooL H is b ro th e r, who is a f re sh m an in tho u n iv e rs ity th is .w ar. won sev era l prize� In th e 1919 Ju n io r L iv esto ck exposition . Mr. R enk is se c re to ry of th e W isco n sin Sheep B reeder* ' a sso c ia tio n an d on th e hoard of d ire c to rs o f tie* H am p sh ire B re ed � e rs a sso c ia tio n o f A m erica. K en n eth S tev en so n , a n o th e r Dan� co u n ty y o u n g ste r ex h ib itin g , won th e $20 prize offered by the B ank o f W is� consin fo r th e g ran d cham pion fa t lam b in a co m petition open only in first p rizo w inner* In c lasses 29, 32. SD, 3*, 41, 44 a n d 47. Lee Jew el o f M ineral Point, won th e prix� fo r r e � se rv e cham pion . Th� D ane c o u n ty boy a lso c ap tu red first p rize o f $15 offered fo r th� c h a m � pion w e th er iii th e sam e com petition . T he B ank o f W isconsin d o n a ted $10� in p rize* fo r tin* even t. G IR L S C O R E S H IG H Frau��* M each:* rn. IO -year-o ld .laugh� te r o f W . W. M coehorn of Dunn coun ty , upheld th� p ro w ess o f h e r sex by w in � ning th ree find prix�* and a second In fo u r C h ev io t en trie s . Sh� ais** won a th ird in the L inco ln an d C ots wold cia**. Th� d is tin c tio n o f ch am p io n e x h ib � ito r a lso go�* to Mien Mea*'ham, w ho aam� iii� g re a te s t distune� w ith ft c red ita b le e x h ib it am i won til� $12 p rize offered by t h e . B ank o f W iscon� sin . Th� prix� o f $*t fo r " reserv e cham pion e x h ib ito r" w ent t of th� H aney K-thool Seat B un d lur� n .m p a i i ) brr� w a d eatlf-y� ! b ? fir.- la day. Th� com pany w a �rn of th� la rgest in th� m id d le west. Th� .un� w a * about $ IOU.OU�. $2 PACKAGE FULL OF GOLD NUGGETS Airrioult tiro M e re d i th to d a y cha rg - nceded c r e d i t by b a n k e r s in fav o r he c h a rg e iii a speech a t th e open- DR. NOE CLEARED BY HIGH COURT J U S T I C E R O S E N B E R R Y 'S D E � C IS IO N O V E R R U L E S L O W E R T R IB U N A L : F A IL S T O F IN D D E N T IS T N E G L IG E N T Dr. W alte r No�, p ro m in en t M adison d e n tis t, was com ple te ly ex o n era ted by th� su p rem e c o u rt th is m orning in .ll nm I sea I �f a l t ap p ea l from c irc u it c o u rt over a n a w a rd g ra n te d Jo s e � p h ine R, Val� as a resu lt of In ju rie s to hor m o u th w hile th� fo rm er w as fixing a too th . A c irc u it c o u r t Jury had aw ard ed Mr*. Val� $475. 'U p o n th e c o n sid e ra tio n o f a ll e v i� dence I am con v in ced th a t th e re I� ii� m om fo r in feren ce o f neg ligence on th� p a rt o f th� d e fen d an t m erely b a � co ns# of hi* fa ilu re to sh u t off th� po w er,'' Ju s tic e M . I i . K tw enherry stat**! in th� decision. Th� m o tio n �m�red to "** a sid e the v e rd ic t w as g ru n ted , th� co m p la in t w'R* d ism issed a n d Ju d g m en t wa� r e � versed Dr. No� w as u sin g a d en ta l disk. p re p a rin g a to o th fo r a crow n a t th� tim� of th� acc id en t. Th� p la in tiff c h a rg 'd th a t ho d id no t us*' due car* a n d th a t w hen til� d.ak slipped and s tru c k th� floor of lier m outh th a t h� did no t s h u t off th� m ach in e trnrn�. (Lately. T b s b u rd en of p roof o f neg ligence la on th� d e fen d an t, acco rd in g to th� suprem o �o u rt decision , w hich stat**� th a t th** cu t m ay have re su lted from p ure acc id en t. T he finding of th� Jury th a t th** co m p la in an t did n o t m ove her head w as b ased **�l�ly on th e t e s t i � m ony o f th e p la in tiff a ie l Judging from th e loca tion of th� c u t u n d e r th� tongue, th� co urt found th a t lite to n g u e m ust hay� been m oved. $100,000 LOSS IN CHICAGO FIRE B U L L E T IN \ I r A R S A W - O ccupation of V V V i le * by Polish regu lars vio lates the arm istice and vio lates the pledges to allied nations and the League of N ations, France and Great B rita in declared in a note handed to the Polish go v� ernm en t today. l f G eneral Ze liq - owakt, com m anding the troops oc� cupying V dn a . i� not disarm ed by Poland, tho allies w ill be forced to take fu rth e r action, the note said. c U H R ' A G O ?'In* d� ? tn*v*�d a al*, s 'ory busiocHM b u i l d i n g w i t h a Ioh-l of $;uo.o*�i lien* * ar! bsh* . Th*- b u Cdlng destroy�*! 'n th� M o rt o f th� b u s in e ss ��l ion. E le v a l- i | *>d and str**\HTANT1 NOBLE G e n e r a l . W r a n g e l l troop* have won new v ic tor ies a g a in s t lh� ItoUrhevik I n e a r T aur ida , a cco rd ing to a com m itn - I tqu,. issued from Hebastofsd today, Th� offensive i� co n tin u in g on all fronts , th** communiqu� aalii. "N grth o f T a u r Ilia we defea ted large en em y for* i * in th� region o f Goula!- pole. cafh un rig Doth! prisoners . " In th� region o f Orlchoff, o u r troop� advanced a long th e r igh t hank o f th� D a d per r iver, near ing the ra ilw ay ju n c t io n of A |s>Mtol**v o.** G enera l Wrang* I lias issued a d o r re� r e s to r in g most o f t h e i r g o v e rn m en ta l pow ers to provincial zemstvo�. An� o th e r decree,- issued ny th** general, re - pealed the p ledge tha t a n a t iona l a s � sem bly will decide the fa te of Russia* once the Uoishevtki ait* defea ted . M O S C O W S E E S V IC T O R Y MGSCGW G en era l Wrang�! will b� d r iv en o u t of so u th e rn R u ss ia and hi* a rm y will ii� d ra t m y ed, a sovie t co m � m u n iq u e declared today. T h e com m unique said Wrang�!'* a xray had been forced in d iso rder from n e ar Nikopol when sovie t t ro o p s c o u n � te r a t ta ch e d and de fea ted five divis ions. G enera l Babincff. c o m m a n d e r of one division, w ,ls killed, th� s ta te m e n t said. N E G O T IA T IO N S H A L T E D LON I JON N'cgot tut turin looking to - I w ard a Balt ic union were s topped a t J Biga, when I'rifle� Capicha, Polish m in � is te r of foreign affairs, resigned | D ispa tches said J a n ttom hski , head : of th� Polish com m ission , w as foracrt to re tu rn to W arsa w , b reak in g off th� j conference. PUEBLA SCENE OF ARMED REVOLT . VERA I 'R U Z Armed opposi t ion to I th� M exican gov e rn m en t ha� a r is en I In til** slat� of I *u�bla s i c i c r* - \nu- | I i on b i s bay** c o n g reg a ted i n t w o towns, ai cord ing .o dispaiii�*-* from I (hat distr ic t . T h re e Hunt sand l i e n , l e t t�y .ui e x - C a r ra n z a general, w* i� j reported to hay� a ritu a l to p rev en t (..Ii* �ai r *l*r* a; >>n f r ia r a u n in I ho p r e s id e n c y , ' a poi k fen Ii� VS IS poii*� ii ill* turn in wh�n a Iou FOUR FA TA U T I ES FROM ACCIDENTS MIL WA I 'K E H F o u r d e a th s r. G R E E N I IL L E , H. C . A p ic k a x * I�n i g h : a t i i i old of un�laim ti� w o r t h I package . %i.*� f r o m A r iz o n a . night F r a n k

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