Van Wert Daily Bulletin, The (Newspaper) - July 7, 1919, Van Wert, Ohio ESTABLISHED A D 1873 VAN OHIO JULY 7 TWO CENTS EYESIGHT Jfi ONE OF THE GREATEST BACKS TO THE HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF DREN It is also responsible for a goodly percentage of ness in school Perhaps TOUR sight is defective It won't require much effort to find out and you will be better satisfied to know As children grows into and reaches the bifocal age later on in life he will want the best glasses he can find Then is the time he will own a pair of because their invisibility comfort and con- will afford him more sight enjoyment than any bifocals he can procure Patrons Notice Owing to the extreme heat and age of labor all Telephone Calls for delivery this week must be in day do not ask for short The Empire Laundry W Jackson St Phone Why Go South For the Winter when you can have Summer beat in your home all witb a Rndy C L EPPS 209 N Washington St VAN WERT O Chattel Loans Borrow money on your live stock machinery or any other kind of personal property without asking anyone to secure you at the OLD HOME LOAN OFFICE Over Tobacco Store Phone E F FIRST CLASS PIANO TURING Regulating an also Player Piano acil work All work your orders at my 327 North Van Wert or DIP a card 14 years with The Co Phone M W W ULAM Chiropractor Floor Slock Office phone Residence phone lling LENS GRINDING Wo duplicate your Broken Lens the same day Quick Reliable Reasonable HIMES SPECIALIST Arr ARRIVES AT MINEOLA FIELD Dirigible All but Out of Gas Lands on American Soil MISS MARGARET DENSE FOG CAUSES DELAY Big Blimp Was Under Perfect Con- trol When She Hovered Over Roosevelt by American Soldiers in Five Minutes L L Tilly aerial triumph was recorded when thv huge British dirigible the first machine to liy across the Atlantic ocean rounded out its voyage from to America and landed at Held here After being in the air exactly 10S hours and 12 minutes from the time it Kast Fortune Scotland on the history making air trip it descended to UK ground at Mineola without to the vociferous cheers of sands Traveled Miles The distance the blimp the airship in the world is computed at miles from to Trinity bay sind from there to Mineola When the did arrive here it had line enough to carry it only 00 miles farther and according to tho of the airship if this been ex- hausted trip might have ended disastrously When it started on the special ney nt p in New York Tuesday hist it had a full supply which was considered ample to take it on fi return trip Almost Out of Gas An cruise through dense over Newfoundland and Nova Scotia however depleted supply which became so low that it was foil red the gigantic hag would not he able to reach hut would have to land at Point That the commander and of the wore apprehensive was by the that a wireless sage was flashed ashore that the United Slates navy send to fake it in tow if it proved necessary Fortunately did not require assistance mid managed to roach its goal without the est mishap Tf the permits the may start on its return flight across the Atlantic on Tuesday according to sin statement made by Hen P T in charge of the air service of the United Stales army Tentative plans as outlined by oral call for visits to New Yurie Philadelphia and possibly Washington when the big dirigible will circle over these cities for an hour or more Ship Under Perfect Control The blimp was under perfect con- trot when fihe hovered over Mineola smd started to descend to American soil Tt came down sis gracefully as a bird on wing and settled as snugly as could be in he center of the spacious aviation field As the great dirigible hove into view hundreds of American soldiers and sailors who been specially drilled for the task made ready to secure it immediately touched ra The first rope anchor thrown overboard was by HO men who fastened it to the concrete piling and the historic voyage of the huge airship was at an end Five other anchors wore thrown over and made the other ing blocks the bail boon Oen M of the ish air the server and bis companions stopped to the ground All wore disheveled anil on the verge of collapse none of them having had more than two or three hours sleep since the voyage began Trip Rather Sweet The of he big ible ran true to form when were made to interview them upon their historic They were reticent but one of them do dared the trip was uneventful and rather sweet praise Was heard nf the field of tho export manner which the American soldiers and ors secured the cumbersome dirigible Co its moorings when landed They had been drilled in their work but it was not expected ilia I could have secured the craft in five minutes did 1 Turkish Troops in Aidin Paris July troops have entered Aidin which lie have evacuated with them the vilian population according to n Con- dispatch to the Temps MAY MAK ABSOLUT Prohibitionists Fight for a Law Banning One-Half Per Cent Alcohol QUICK FOR With the Appropriation Bills Out of the Way Dry Measures Are Ex- to Have the Right of Way Miss Margaret assistant of the of of England is making speeches in this country on behalf of labor Miss declared that the proposed League of was not a real ami there never would bo one until it came from the people EXPERTS AID WILSON President Discusses Details of Message to Congress Treaty Must Be Ratified Promptly or the United States Will Lose Trade Aboard the U S S ton July Wilson again discussed details of his message to congress with Thomas and other experts who took a prominent part in framing tlie economic clauses the peace treaty with Germany A definite plan lias been worked out by the president and his advisers for the purpose of securing the speediest possible ratification of the pact by States senate The president is expected to sixe in the course of his speech before congress that Franco and are likely to push through parliamentary ratifications of the treaty an early date and that unless America does likewise the effect will be a serious handicap for resumption of her share in tile world trade in 1 opinion of exports Mr Wilson will point out to con- gress what he regards as the of the adoption of a simple roso lution declaring the war an end meeting the situation Messrs T.amont and Davis will accompany President Wilson to Washington and there ex- plain personally to the senators ly why is necessary to ratify the ratify promptly FOREIGNERS ARE GOING HOME Rush on From Milwaukee to Many Slavic People Are Booking Milwaukee July of foreigners are planning to return to their native lands was indicated when it was learned that steamship agents have been swamped with re- quests for prices of transportation in Norway Sweden Hungary Italy and the stales The strict regulations in regard to passports the ments relating to income and the shortage of ships in handling migration are delaying actual de- from city Fully two-thirds of the Slavic people in Milwaukee and parts of Wisconsin will leave within next year says a steamship PREDICTS REVOLT IN THE U S Washington Inly by house of a enforcement hill banning beer and wine of of 1 per cent alcohol u is ed by dry leaders before fihe end of the present Action by the senate is hoped for before tlie end of the month The program is to up in tlie house on Tuesday when fress reconvenes after holiday re- cess i ve Volstead man of rile house loo will ask Ih rules to report a special rub for immediate con- sideration of measure At leant two or throe days will he devoted to debate on the flour With the hills out of the way ioli is expected to have the of way so far as the house is concerned No Separate The of some of the publican lenders Hiat enforcement be provided for in a separate apparently will not be followed Volstead in- tends to the passage of tin in its present form title 1 of applying to prohibition title ii to constitutional prohibition and title to industrial alcohol is the contention of the drys that time would be saved by the prohibition ure alone ami in The end much more time would be used up in de- bate if the measures were acted upon separa probably will be made on the floor to separate file bil's or lo kill the sections applying to tion The hiir is expected to lake place over the definition of liquor wets hoping to the aid of some of the more lukewarm drys in per cent beer Defines Intoxicating Liquor The prohibition part of the pending hill defines intoxicating liquor as follows words beer wine or other in- malt or vinous liquors in iho war prohibition act shall be si rued to mean any liquors which con- lain one-half of 1 centum or alcohol by volume The definition which applies to tin constitutional prohibition and trial alcohol sections That when used in title U or title of this act the word liquor or tin phrase liquor shall In J construed to include alcohol whisky rum beer ale porter ami wine and in addition thereto any or fermented liquor liquids and compounds proprietary or not I and by whatever name called inj one-half of I per centum or j alcohol by volume which are l or capable of used as a of prohibit ion is under Iho commission of internal enue by the terms of the of offenders falls lo Plat ton itan of Odessa and one of the highest dignitaries of flic Kussian church who comes to Ibe United Stales tf make sin appeal country The fin avowed enemy nf arrived from on lie Vladmir fleeing be- cause the hail placed a price on his STRIKE AT CLEVELAND All of City Crippled by Traction Men Demand Flat Increase of 12 Cents an 111 Affected Cleveland O July transit facilities completely para- traction company and union entire force of and tors have walked out The men de- mand a Hal increase of 12 cents an hour The company has offered an increase of fi rents an hour but th men are standing pat on their de- mand The ear attempted to run several cars manned by dispatchers an inspectors lint were forced to nivo up th attempt when strikers stoned the cars injuring several persons Inadequate police protect ion was reason Driven by company for their plan to run cars 111 Tilly violence at hands of the strikers street ear men have been ing the cars here since the strike last Thursday refused to ufo out on their runs and no was made by company to run any of the ears The street ear company an- that the ears will be put in opera t ion EXCITED TRIAL of Germany to Face Charges as Plain William Hohenzollern REBELS WIN IN PERU Augusto B Leguia Takes Office as President 71 OTHER MEN ARE ACCUSED Proceedings Will Be in English But Are to Be Translated Into Other Modern Centers in Judge London Tuly has fired imagination as in years the announcement liy thai the will he in London It the sole topic of discussion everywhere and the wish seems wholehearted and unanimous thai the lie lo without delay Tlie has wiped everything except news of the from the front of the London newspapers which print columns of conjecture and opinion is divided as to whether Holland will release the lull J J nt Dutch editor thinks there will no trouble in about Hie ex- tradition Dispatches from tend to strengthen view while there may he a show of ance 01 and international grounds Netherlands will eventually deliver its unwelcome his judges hands Interest Centers on Judge Meanwhile here centers around the personality of the son of a Manchester ironmaster Lord ner of who has suddenly jumped into fame as the probable chief of the monarch lie is the pride of the bench He be- came at the of and is now liftyriiine He is sin ardent player of disposition and noted for u keen souse of humor Lord unusually young He is a leading authority on hilei national and was of aid to the allied peacemakers in tlie drafting of the clauses is of course anxious for trial of Hie former arch but it is unlikely the proceedings will actually before sibly until early next year for the British law courts are loaded down with pressing work the proceeding at the trial will lie in will lie translated into other modern trial is to up many weeks if months When ilie formal charge is read lie court will address the as plain William I He will be compelled to stand and face his while the are read Lists 71 for Tlie admiralty has handed list of 71 Commit naval and others com- of ii desires by an international court These of the kaiser it is announced are In be by a tribunal from that constituted for the former Cerman em- Kvory a list of its own candidates for trial Herr Austrian Leader Says There Will Be Outbreaks July 21 Vienna Inl inns will out in France and America on July 1 says riau radical leader in Die immediate a soviet for Austria of the tions Friedlander says there is need to fear an sillied food PRAISE FOR ANGLO-SAXONS Michigan Bishop Preaching in York Says They Are Like j Old Hebrews Vork fitly T i of n at Crace said I ne i those ill like the ancient I lei i rows luith they are ined to and Ver to do lose no side Sneli a failure hot he A 1 i i i o is I must lie IIP or will lire ruin no ami into tin I head of I lie average A III ill I STANDING OF THE CLUBS NATH iXA I New -I -1 m -7 Wi M i- -I Former Executive Senor Pardo and High Army Officials in Jail Limn Peru B on took as visional of Peru and moved into the palace as a result of the successful overthrow earlier In tlie day of President Senor ministers find a number of officials of the army and navy are in prison is de- in the penitentiary here Virtually no lighting swirl no ties marked the overthrow of the do government Senor is supported by ly nil of tlie army and naval forces in Lima and public opinion here ently is behind him The revolution began at three o'clock this morning with an attack on the palace by two regiments of police By six o'clock Pardo had been deposed and Senor proclaimed provisional president The movement was similar to that which resulted in tlie overthrow o President Guillermo on February 4 It was announced that Pardo would be tried on charges of having con- spired against tlie institution of tho republic It is alleged the government in re- fusing to obey tho order of the premo court in the habeas corpus in connection with the paper Ki Tiempo violated the Another charge against Pardo 5s that he attempted to purchase the votes of members of congress in order to carry out his plans to annul of Senor as president and to place the candidate of his own party In power MORE YANKS ARE HOME Liner Mauretania Arrives at New York With U S Fighters and New Premier of Zealand York July Canard liner arrived hove from Southampton via Halifax after barkine troops and 1 number of civilians Including the Ifon W S premier of New Zealand the first of the peace treaty to reach Canada Premier was taken to the Isle of Wight in n French and was picked up by the The liner brought hero 115 civilian including Sir Joseph Ward minister of finance New Zealand the earl and countess of Lindsay and Sir William and throe Dejas Tt anil Ato Hern of a mission to the United States bearing a sift for dent Wilson 38 years old an committed cide Tuly when the ship in mid- ocean The transport arrived from Marseilles 07 and men YANKS TO VISIT LONDON CAPITAL MOB RACES POLICE Washington Posse Scours Country in Search for Who Attacked Young Woman Two Thousand American Fighters Will Be Taken to England by eral Pershing Inly ol lynching were openly liy dents the national pusses are Riot Amsterdam Tuly Sparta can took place at Prussia The food shops were dered troops have ed town PRINCE IN THREAT Declares Will Never Extradite Him Only Inly 7 Th allied will lae M ey In- I The allies lie Sunday's XA I t i it i No i Ii I New 1 Si n A M ASS I jis -7 PLAN EXECUTION OF TREATS Allied Commission Charged With En- forcing Peace Pact Holds First Session in Paris Inly allied sion with enforcing the tion of the peace treaty held its first session Saturday London Tuly is understood that has postponed his visit to to July 17 ning to remain until Tuly 19 Ho may be accompanied by a composite ment of American troops all units still aligned with allies in France If the date of his above is confirmed will provided for tho to participate in the peace bration on Tilly 39 and the troops in this city Tho gram for visit in- police a who AI eludes an visit to tho city Mary Saunders twenty-two war he will an award of in a near the chevy honor have lunch with and and clubs j u dinner at the of commons Stale and of are polic J AUSTRIANS TO GET TREATY in their attempt lo arrest the j -i first j Th is believed to be sanii i one responsible for oilier attacks women in available police were patrolling Proposed Document to Be Handed to Foe Hands of Printer Tuly proposed an peace treaty will be ready for pre- o the Austrian delegation WASHINGTON RECORDS SHOCK Tuesday THO nni text of the Georgetown Seismograph Shows Earthquake of Duration Occurred in Americas Washington July j of moderate intensity lasting j ules and believed to have in the Americas occurred Sunday morning The disturbance beiran at a in continued until -1 a in to records at town university The dis- tance of the disturbance from ington nf miles now is in the hands of the printer The presentation will be by impressive ceremonies About ten nays will be Uio to study I IIP new financial eco- nomic and reparations articles and boundary terms covered in Uio first draft A Sweet Job And now since you have come ont nnd asked iis said tho indolent and youthful editor we may as well confess that our idea of a strenuous job is taming wild honey
