Van Wert Daily Bulletin, The (Newspaper) - June 26, 1920, Van Wert, Ohio Made in many attractive styles with or without Mountings are ble becoming and when fitted with lenses for sensitive you have the utmost in refined and efficient spectacles or and Success largely on your eyes To be sure you see clearly without effort have your eyes examined regularly If you need glasses you will want Ask for them by name and look for the name in the bridge of every Spectacle and Eyeglass mount Refracting Optician VAN Good Judgment Means True Economy In the purchase of a Heating Plant by purchase cost op- cost and the the plant The Rudy furnace Will save all three Sold by C L EPPS 207 and 200 N Washington Street Phone 1737 VAN WERT O ARMAND'S Complexion Powder The perfume is Bouquet of Para- dise One box will convince you it is an ideal powder Armand Cold Cream Powder PENNELL BROS Druggists QUALITY SERVICE When you are asking self the question if your eyes need the service of an eye specialist ask yourself if they tire easily while reading or if they to visualize some distant point Have you a that medicine will not re In any way arc you loosing your of sion You would better let us carefully examine your eyes to determine the status quo of your vision power HIMES SPECIALIST IMS NEW YORK MEN FIGHT THE DRYS Delegation Would Have States Fix Per Cent of Alcoholic Drinks FRED B LYNCH AGAINST THE VOLSTEAD ACT Tammany Men Caucus to Name Com- to Lead Wet Hum in Frisco as Leaders Up San Francisco June York delegation will caucus to name Its committee convention members and also further to discuss plans for a drive against the Volstead tion enforcement act delegations may do National Mack of New York said the New Yorkers propose to put all of their weight behind an effort to pledge lie party to amend the net so as to permit the states to determine content of beverages for selves within a maximum limitation to be substituted for the oi 1 per cent restriction of the present federal act W Bourke is Slated to be New York's member on the convention resolutions committee There will be no fight in the delegation on any com- selections it was said find Hr Cochran's appointment will be taken generally as indicating the purpose of the New Yorkers to urge an Irish plank in the party platform A decision also will he reached as to where the fX New York roles will go in balloting on candidates for the presidential nomination after n com- favorite son expression foi Smith delegation chairman lias been recorded The delegation has no instructions There was a strong intimation however that its strength would be thrown to Governor Cox of Ohio after a ballot or two Georgia Delegates Full of Fight Hoke from Georgia by former Senator Thomas W who nre contesting Tor seats in the con- vention arrived full of fight Senator said if the national com- should reject the delegates and seat the Palmer group which Is friendly to Clark he proposed to carry the fight to the committee and from there to tlie floor of convention Attorney General Palmer arrived took personal charge of his for the presidency and at the same time plunged into lite duties as n member of the Democratic national committee The latter task he said he regarded ns a sufficient reason for his presence In the convention city He added that he considered questions of nnd policy far more important than the problem of who should be the nominee and asserted that the party must stand for the ideals of historic Americanism of constitutional racy and of impartial enforcement of law Accompanied by two trainloads of the sylvania delegates pledged to his port the attorney pen oral was met nt the union ferry by a crowd rind n brass band which serenaded him ns he his old-time Democratic friends and smiled Into lie camera Tie wont to n downtown hotel and immediately began conference with leaders from many states Examination Is Begun The credentials examination by the national committee was begun and it not known before the meeting opened whether Senator of souri and his friends would make a direct effort to pave the way for his appearance on the convention floor armed with a proxy that would him floor privileges Much Interest attached to this question because of the senator's opposition to the policy throughout the treaty fight In the senate There was an evident desire on the part of some leaders to prevent if possible any ring of those troubled waters during the sessions Chairman of the national committee continued to receive form proposals from various sources for preliminary discussion with ers before the resolutions committee begins work on the platform itself Men who will play Important parts in this work including W T Bryan and Senator Walsh of Montana were The movement to put Senator Walsh forward for permanent man of the resolution committee In- stead of the convention seemed to have gained Impetus over night ator Glass of Virginia previously had been slated for the Job I rich Question Among platform proposals reaching Mr one group of planks expressing the views of ft 1 coterie of leaders opinions Fred B Lynch of St Paul is tional Democratic for Minnesota certain to have weight The question was the only one of a highly controversial nature dealt with in this suggestion it was In sub- stance the Irish plank advocated by these leaders follows the line of Irish reservation resolutions put forward by Democratic senators during the treaty fight and pledged the party to instruct American representatives in the league of Nations appointed to bring tip the Irish problem for ad- judication hy that body ALL UNDER ROOF Democratic National Convention to Have Every Convenience Exposition Hall to House Candidates Headquarters and All the Sub- committee Meetings San Francisco June 20 When the Democratic national convention meets here Monday It will bave available for the first time accommodations in the Exposition Memorial building sufficient to house under one roof not only the convention proper but committee meetings and ters for candidates as well These are to be utilized according to T Bruce Kremer of Eutte Mont vice chairman of the national tee thus avoiding the Inconvenience and delay attendant upon holding minor conferences away from the conr hall In addition to the main um the maximum capacity of which Mr Kremer estimated at sons tho building contains two halls one that will seat 900 sons and the other 750 There are 19 rooms that may he used for smaller meetings A fence the entire building with entrance gates for spectators delegates officials and news writers will be used by police convention authorities to prevent crowds from rushing doorkeepers to obtain admittance This has occurred several times during national party conventions UNCLE SAM FOR REAL SKIRTS Garment Retailers Told Not to Jar Modesty With Conservation of Material June 20 Conservation of cloth at the expense of womanly modesty will not be indorsed by the govern ment representatives of the tional association were told by Howard Figg assistant to the attorney-general In charge of campaign to reduce prices The retailers presented for Mr Inspection three living models dressed In knee length gowns designed as tho extreme in women's wear for next fall Mr Figg declined lo cate what he considered n proper length for skirts but declared after viewing the extreme styles that skirts should at least come below the The retailers approved Mr that coming styles should he changed as little as possible so that women might get the full wear out of their clothes and not foel com- to their wardrobes fro fluently because of the modes NEW RED PLOT IN Department of Justice Told of v Civil War Planned by Communists PARTIES HAVE UNITED Program Galling Armed tion Drawn Up at Secret Conven Sec Take Action Washington D O June dence of the formation of a unite communist party by the of the labor party and th communist party with the purpose of fomenting a against the existing government wa received at the department of justice Act to Stem Propaganda Steps are being taken officials said to guard against the spread of th propaganda In the hand of the department announce the forma tion of the new party at a secret con attended by delegates the two old organizations Predicts Civil War The program of the party It Is stat ed declares that the final struggle be- tween the workers and the capitalists between exploited and wil take the form of civil war and tha It is the function uf the united com party systematically to arize the working with the sity of armed insurrection as the means through which the capitalis system can be overthrown In Mexico Establishment of the can branch of the third Internationale of Moscow ut Mexico City to bolshevik propaganda on North am South America Is reported by Excel slor of Mexico City copies of have been received by state depart ment officials the Mexican capital is the center of bolshevik ac on this continent and It Is from there that soviet propaganda in the United as well as in Latin American countries Is being directed The Mexican police authorities Ex have begun arresting tive agents of the Moscow soviet At various times In the past two soviet agents plentifully supplied with money credentials ani documents have arrived In Mexico from European ports and the States and they are said to have built lip a strong organization represented include Russians Germans Hindus and Americans Some of the Americans fled from the United States to escape the draft Excelsior says the leader of the Is a named enberg who with two others is now on his way to Moscow to obtain a fund of to finance the work of the in the Americas ORDERS PROBE OF CAPTURE State Department at Washington to Investigate Reported of American Missionary by Turks Washington June state de has instructed the American commissioner at Constantinople to In a report that Mrs Paul Nil sen an American missionary has boon captured by Turkish nationalists at Tarsus Information as to the capture of Mrs Nilsen reached the department In a telegram from her father H A Fisher of college Illinois CHARLES BOESCHENSTEIN Baseball Results STANDING OF THE CLUBS Club Won Lost Cleveland 34 OQ New 33 Chicago 34 05 Washington 20 26 27 St Louis 29 30 39 Philadelphia is 45 NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati 32 23 Brooklyn 31 25 St Louis 31 28 Chicago so 28 20 Boston 24 28 New York 32 Philadelphia 24 34 LEAGUE Chicago C Cleveland 3 Boston New York 3 Washington 4 Philadelphia 2 St 10 Detroit C LEAGUE Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 3 Boston Brooklyn New York 9 Philadelphia 1 St not 623 576 527 492 582 554 525 517 Charles of 111 represents his state on the Democratic national committee NAMES LIMIT Harding Wants Only Small Con- to Campaign TO MAKE RAIL PAY AWARD SOON Prospects of a Countrywide Strike Lessened by ing Date BARTON ISSUES STATEMENT It Requires Time and Great Care to Formulate a Decision of So Great the President SNIPERS BUSY IN British Troops Restore Order in Londonderry Wants Financial Side of Fight in Hap many With His Preconvention Activities Washington Juno ren G issued directions that liis campaign for the presidency he supported only hy contributions made this announcement through William Thompson chairman or the national ways and means committee who Issued a ftl statement following n lengthy con- ference with he nominee Thompson until that re- quest on campaign contributions fixed man Huys some time ago will he re- He said the party does not want to he under obligations to Interests after the pa Itrn This step was agreed upon hy Ing and his advisers to meet the thrusts which they expert from slump speakers ns a result of the senate investigation of the huge funds ot General Wood and Governor Lowden Thompson said he had no idea ns to what tho campaign will cost and would venture no estimate ing his conference with Harding lie Issued this Senator Harding lias said to me ns head of the national ways and means committee that he wants the financial side of the campaign cast In harmony with the policy of his pre- convention campaign The senator spent the least of any of the dates in period and takes especial pride In having It known that the major portion of his limited fund came through small con- from neighbors and friends In his home town He feels and we all agree with him that the necessary funds for the national campaign should be made up of small tions CHURCH DELEGATES IN FALL Platform at Baptist Injured None Seriously Buffalo N Y June ary platform at the Broadway urn on which about 100 delegates lo Northern Baptist convention were laving their photographs taken col- Among those injured are Rev T L Pen cock president of sity Raleigh N C Rev Robert Scott of Marshall of Grand Mich and Rev Robert E of Indianapolis Ind The convention by a unanimous oto condemned propaganda or political which seeks to In- luce the government of the United States to meddle with the Internal of Great Britain It was voted o hold the 1021 at Ind American Envoy Sails York June who to the United States ns a of the Armenian military mission with the object of enlisting moral and financial support for the Independence of Armenia for England Wyoming Hailstones Like Apples Cheyenne Wyo Tune stones ns ns apples crashed through roofs on 12 miles from here and reduced two farm ings near there to kindling wood cording to telephonic Chicago June ers of the country were called upon by their chiefs to remain at work pending announcement of the wage award by the United States railway labor July 20 The statement was signed by H P Daugherty of the Brotherhood of Engineers Timothy Shea of the Brotherhood of Firemen and men L li of the Order of Conductors W G Lee of the hood of Trainmen and E N of the Switchmen's union Chicago Tune of nn immediate country-wide railroad strike were lessened by the fixing of a definite date for the wage by i the railroad labor board fudge It M Barton chairman of the gave out this The board Is earnestly and actively working out and formulating u deci- sion having agreed on a method of working out the problem It takes time and great care to formulate a decision which can be clearly understood and applied with out practical difficulty The board nnd all its forces are so engaged and are not losing an hour and will an- a decision on and possibly be- fore July 20 1920 This decision when made will take effect as on and of May 1 1920 Hope Strike Is Off The chiefs of the four brotherhoods Induced the board to fix n expressed the hope there will be no strike We came here to prevent a strike and at the same time obtain full satisfaction for the said othy Shea president of the hood of Locomotive Firemen We have held our men back for three months ever since the outlaw strikes began We have lost men by revoking of unions which walkouts We could not hold the rest another week If th board had promised us to an its decision in the future Why the biggest walkout have been In the East where the out law unions have no organization a all The men were Impatient at re nothing but promises and local within the brotherhoods under took to vote on the strike question locally Naturally definite to the men that they will get a wage Increase not later than July 20 am that It Is to take effect from May 1 will do much to prevent a genera strike on the lints But the board would have done much better to have promised a de before July 1 Three weeks and a half is a long time to ithe present impatient temper df the Lee Blames Wilson William G Lee president of the of Railroad Trainmen Hint the president had mitted the railway administration to dally along for nearly n year after the men presented their demands thus causing the crippling of the na transportation service and the prospect of a complete The hoard has dallied and taken Its he told Judge Barton man of the board There son why the board could not have been ready with Its award by July at the latest The men are in no per to wait longer for the tion Mr Lee denied that the hoods planned a general strike to force n speedy decision BENEDICT CROWELL IS OUT Resignation of Secretary of War Accepted by Wilson Washington Tune assistant secretary of war hns resigned effective n HC plans to enter private business The nation hns been by President Wilson Mr Crowell whose home in Cleveland entered the army ns major of ordnance early In the war nnd assigned to duty In connection the creation of facilities for the of anns ns assistant secretary of war was given complete charge of the munitions program No Attempt Made to of City Dead 29 Wounded London Jane were husy in during the night according to a News dispatch from that city 1 on guard there fired on elements several times nnd also d looters At about midnight the firing came so the searchlight the destroyer anchored in the hor was turned on the city In an en- deavor to locate the men engaged in the A former soldier named Austin waa killed while crossing a street Londonderry Ireland June Civil war has been quelled at least temporarily In this city by the of British troops rushed here from Belfast The troops drove the ring elements olT the streets and out of their strongholds Before midnight machine sun fire was heard in various parts of town but inter only Isolated shots were The death toll since the riots ed last Friday now stands 17 and 20 wounded are reported attempt has yet been made to resume business The streets are still deserted the people keeping in doors At a meeting of the magistrates General Campbell gave assurance that the government would provide cient troops for the protection of citizens In He Issued a proclamation putting the few order info force from Saturday be- tween 11 o'clock in the evening and 5 o'clock Sunday morning English soldier who went through the war describing his experience said he had seen nothing In France to compare with the situation In derry Bullets he said were flying from all sides wherever he went and It marvelous that so few lives were lost attack by of 300 on the gas works was frustrated by the tary who took possession of the plant In consequence of a gift of from the late Mrs H a Steward of Tucson as a memorial to bar a new astronomical observatory Is about to be erected on the of the University of Arizona at The principal telescope a Inch reflector was ordered some time but work on It has been delayed by the war The observatory will be Wider of Prof A Constable Killed Belfast Ireland June report has been received from Omagh that Constable Horan was tally shot while on duty In THE MARKETS Ing July Sept Dec July July Sept Grain Provisions Etc Chicago June a eat eat 1.75 lota per brl 98 Ib ba- Rye In dark rye BJ special brands r trade 15.00 hard spring clean second clears hard soft winter 11.00 and No 1 timothy 43.00 standard and No 1 clover mixed No 1 and No 2 No 3 timothy extras SB score higher scoring commands a pre- firsts 91 score MHc score seconds score MHc ladles renovated stock Prices to re- tall Extra tubs prints Clc firsts ordinary firsts miscellaneous lots Included returned 1 extras packed In checks dirties age firsts extras LIVE roosters ducks spring ducks geese SOc ICED POULTRY Turkeys fowls roosters geese OLD 100 Ibs northern round NEW brl sacked 100 Ibs to prime steers good to choice steers fair to good steers and feeders fair to choice rood to prime cows fair to rood 14.00 fair to good cows veal 1.80 medium wt butchers heavy Ibs Mr lo fancy inching heavy rough packing stags Native lamM wethers
