Van Wert Daily Bulletin, The (Newspaper) - July 28, 1920, Van Wert, Ohio ESTABLISHED A D 1873 VAN WEBT OHIO WEDNESDAY 28 PRICE THREE CENTS Plague take these All I do is from one pair to the If you are tormented with the bother of using two pairs nf glasses one for near vision and one for far vision with the constant change change change from one pair to the other all day long Try COOLIDGE TOLD OF NOMINATION Republican Vice Presidential Is Notified at Northampton Mass CLASSES THE BIFOCALS the moat efficient glasses made for the people whose eyes need help for both near and far vision combine near and distant vision in one pair of glasses Yet their manufacture ia so perfectly carried out that they can not be distinguished from glasses You cannot detect the sligh- trace of a line or seam across them They are known aa the invisible bifocals Ask us about An examination will show whether your eyes need them Refracting Optician X WERT OHIO For Heat and Health Epp's Patented Sectional Furnace Casing and a Rudy Furnace erly installed makes an Ideal ing Healthful and System See them before buying G L EPPS 307 and 2051 N Washington Street Phone VAN O IIM L O GARRISON Bonnewitz Avenue Phone 2520 When you are asking self the question if your eyes need the service of an eye specialist ask yourself if they tire easily While they fail to visualize some distant point Have you a headache that medicine will not re- lieve ID any way arc you loosing your of sion I You would better let us carefully examine your eyes to determine the status quo of your vision power HIMES SPECIALIST Grind IMS CITY IS FINELY DECORATED Law and Order Slogan Prominently i In Address 1 of Acceptance Sets Forth the Country's aa He Sees Them Northampton Mass Tuly publican party leaders gathered here for the ceremonies when was formally notified of his nomination for the vice presidency The program officially opened with a meeting of the notification tee at but the city began Its several hours earlier sauds of visitors arrived during the forenoon and marching delegations testified as to their loyalty to the vice presidential nominee Law and Is Slogan The city with its office buildings and Its residences decorated with flags and bunting with pictures of Its candidate under the slogan Law and prominently displayed In hundreds of windows and with its clubs maintaining open house gave evidence of Its Intentions to do Its full part in its tribute to Its most citizen The notification exercises took place at Allen field on the Smith college grounds Dr L Clark Seelye dent emeritus of Smith college pre- sided and the Invocation was delivered by Rev Kenneth H Welles pastor of the Edwards Congregational church which Governor Coolidge attends Mi- chael K Fitzgerald the Democratic mayor of Northampton who has Just arisen from a sick bed delivered the address of welcome and Governor row of Kentucky the notification ad- dress After the exercises Governor held a reception on tlie field Governor Coolidge's Speech America must be rescued from all the reaction of the declared Governor Coolidge in his speech of acceptance With the emergency for voluntary autocracy over he said the nation must repossess the people of their government and property eliminating tlie menace of seizure that hangs over private enterprise blighting in its effect paralyzing In its result to tlie public detriment Governor Coolidge went on to out- line how a return a thoroughly peace basis should be brought about He 1 Strict observance of law and maintenance of order 2 Elimination of extravagance of government and relaxation of private extravagance as the Steps ering the high cost of living 3 Revision of that great breeder of public and private extravagance the excess profits and recourse to customs taxes on Imports 4 Punishment of profiteers 5 Reduction of the amount of ey without curtailing necessary credits together with increased production G of railroads left by government operation disorganized and demoralized On Capital and Labor T Different public attitude toward Industry a larger comprehension of the interdependence of capital agement and labor and better ties for the prompt and reasonable ad- justment of industrial disputes 8 Suitable reward to farmers cause the economic strength of a country rests on the farm 9 Realization that victory In the war is not a substitute for further human but means more re- sponsibility 10 A helping hand and care of de- pendents to those who served the lion In every patriotic capacity in the world war 11 More general recognition and defense from lynching of the colored race Quick ratification of the woman suffrage amendment Must Make Peace Soon he said the country cannot he securely restored to a peace basis I in anything until n pence Is first made with those with whom we have been at war Governor Coolidge indorsed the stand of Republican senators for to the proposed League of Nations lie declared that persons and property of Americans wherever I they may lawfully be must forever I have protection adding hat a ment disregarding this Invites the con- of Mie world j Scoring those engaged In organised efforts to undermine the faith of our in their government stifle duction and up and warning against the to create class MRS ARTHUR MEIGHEN Mrs Arthur Melghen wife of the new Canadian premier who is ered cue of Canada's beauties Governor out tnat the destiny of America lies in the homes of the people themselves Look well then to the hearthstone therein America lies LEWIS ASKS PARLEY Miners President Requests Op- to Meet Them Union Chief Calls for Joint Confer ence to End Sent to Indianapolis July L Is president of the United Mine ers sent the following telegram to Thomas T Brewster chairman of the executive present disturbed situation the a grave importance and of dous public concern The cial and social equilibrium of out- country will be Increasingly dis- turbed unless prompt remedial ments are made by those elements charged with such responsibility It is my profound conviction that any remedies which must be applied should be done so by orderly processes and through the Instrumentality of the ex- isting machinery within the coal try I am accordingly herewith ing an official request that you join me in a call for the immediate sembly ot u joint conference of op- and miners of the central com- field for the purpose of giving consideration to the confusion now ex- isting in the coal industry and the tional emergency which has thus been created and for the further purpose of applying practical measures de- signed to restore normal conditions advise me at the earliest possible hour of your action Mr Lewis said the telegram had the approval of the miners tional executive board now In session here BIG GAIN IN COTTON EXPORTS Total of With In crease of Official Figures Show Washington Tuly ex- ports during the fiscal year ended last June 80 exceeded those of the year before by more than bales trade statistics Issued by the ment of commerce show The figures were bales ucd nt In com- pared with bales worth the previous year In June however cotton exports were only bales compared with bales In Tune of last year Exports of during the fiscal year 1919 totaled as against In 1939 and ton seed oil dropped from pounds worth for 1919 to pounds worth 529 for 1920 BUSINESS WOMEN MEETING Not Standard to Urged at St Paul of National Body St Paul Minn July from all parts of the country attended the opening session of the second an- convention of the National of Business nnd Professional Women's Clubs which began here Re- ports of committees nnd officers pied the first meeting In the rooming nnd the afternoon was taken up with addresses Setting a business and standard of service not will be one ot the of tlie convention TAX PAYMENTS RECORD Grand Total of Received During Last Fiscal Year NEW YORK TORS THE STATES Collection of This Record-Breaking Assessment tho Government or About 55 Cents for Each Washington nation's greatest tax collected during the fiscal year ing Tune 30 figures show that tax paid in the Inst 12 months had ex- all estimates congressional and official by approximately and was nearly -15 per cent larger than the total of taxes In either of the of 1038 or itoO The 1018 tax levy yielded and the taxes In 1919 Collection of this record-breaking assessment cost the government or about 55 cents for each Revenues derived from income and excess profits taxes alone were for the 32 months which is nearly than col- lections from the same sources in either nf the last two years An in- crease for also WHS shown in the receipts from miscellaneous taxes which brought In SI These taxes totaled and 1919 nnd 1918 ively New York State in Lead New York slate to tain its record of leading the nation as a tax payer Its tax burden amounted to Of this amount came from the financial heart of Wall street dis- The Chicago district paid all but of the total Illinois taxes of following was Ohio with taxes of and Massachusetts with North and South Dakota both in one collection district were upon to pay only from their combined areas and with the exception of the Philippine Islands wore at the foot of the list Collection by Districts Total collections by states or by groups of states In cases where more than one state comprises a district were announced us Alabama and Mississippi 233 Arkansas California ami Nevada Colorado and Wyoming cut and Rhode Island Florida Georgia 792 Hawaii Illinois Indiana Towa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana 984323 Maryland Delaware and the or Columbia Massachusetts gan Montana Utah nnd Idaho Minnesota Missouri braska New Hampshire Maine and Vermont New Jersey New ico nnd Arizona New York North lina North and South Dakota Ohio 548 Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania 080 South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia ington and Alaska West Virginia Wisconsin Philippine islands post office sales of Internal revenue stamps 11 551 JAPANESE DIET IN UPROAR Accusations by Member Against Cause Says Tokyo Dis- patch to Honolulu Honolulu July diet was thrown into disorder today when the government sought to pend Representative who Is regarded ns an opponent to the according to n Tokyo to Tiji accused the ministers of finance education and agriculture of having manipulated the markets so ns to realize large profits during the financial crisis Tho diet was unable to carry on its ness nnd until Tuesday Four Killed In Explosion Wyo Tuly men were killed and more family injured ns a result of an explosion of a powder magazine at Sublet Mine No of the Kemmerer Coal company CHESTER D PUGSLEY Chester D of N Y will be a candidate for the cratic nomination for United States senator in the September primaries it Is announced He the Democratic candidate for congress in 1916 and also had progressive sanction He is now a director and vice president of the Westchester County National bank a director of the New Jersey Life Insurance company and a ing lawyer In New York AMERICA'S CUP STAYS IN U S Resolute Beats Shamrock in the Deciding Race for Trophy WAS UPTON'S 4TH EFFORT FIVE KILLED IN of Family Die Chicago Vacationists in Crowing Tragedy Near Michigan City Is Seriously Injured Michigan City Ind July vacation tour of a Chicago family ended in sudden tragedy near this city when an automobile driven by Peter was struck by a fust Michigan Central railroad train Five members of tlie party In- two little children were in- stantly killed and Mrs John mother of one of the children was seriously injured The accident was witnessed by Jeter Jr in an automobile just ahead of the car which was struck The party in two cars was en route to Harbor The Mr and Mrs Peter Adolph 2 and his cousin Victoria C and Frank The two cars hud just left gan City and had reached the road crossing at the township line Tho first car crossed ahead of tho train Young turned to wave a warning to his father only to see the car struck by the engine and rolled over and over Dr Eva Hopkins Is Dead Topeka Kan July Eva Hopkins sixty-three probably the best known woman physician in the West nnd the Socialist candidate for United States senator from Kansas Is dead at her borne here after a prolonged illness Baseball Results STANDING OF THE CLUBS Club LEAGUE Won Lost Brooklyn 54 Cincinnati 49 Pittsburgh 41 Chicago 47 47 New York 44 44 St 44 Boston 45 Philadelphia 35 LEAGUE Cleveland fil Xew York 02 Chicago 57 43 St 42 BoRton 31 Philadelphia 27 32 34 sr 43 47 66 574 503 500 coo 444 437 500 455 352 Results NATIONAL LEAGUE 10 Boston 2 Pittsburgh Philadelphia 1 Cincinnati S Brooklyn 3 Xew York S St 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago 3 1 Cleveland No other garnes played Defender the Green Sloop Decisively Boat for Boat in the Crucial Contest of a Series Sandy Hook N J July America's Cup stays lu America This was decided shortly before when the American defender captured the regatta three to two by defeating Sir Thomas ton's Shamrock IV In the fifth race of the Cup Held 70 Years The race makes one more failure In Britain's efforts to take back the cup which aa yacht won from her seventy years ago The defender the green sloop decisively boat for boat in the last contest of a the closest and most hard fought In the history ot the precious crossing the at only about minutes before expiration of the six hours time limit At S Shamrock finished Resolute Keeps Lead It was a thirty-mile windward and leeward race started in light airs after postponement at Intervals for and a ter After having been led by the lenger two-thirds of the distance to tlie mark a windward leg lute crossed her bow ten miles from the start and breezed into a lead which she maintained and steadily In- creased to the finish line By the time twenty-two miles of the course had been covered the defender reaching back and forth on her way to the finish line At one time toward the end she was two ahead of Shamrock but the challenger came up to within a mile at the finish INDICTED AS NEGRO SLAYERS Texas Jury Reports Against Five After Burnings Are Probed at Paris HUGE NAVAL DISPLAY Atlantic and Pacific Fleets to Unite in January Concentration of May Take Place Near of Panama Purls Tex July special grand jury drawn to investigate the recent burning of two negroes held on of murdering a farmer nnd his son reported five for first degree murder and adjourned Tn its report it was stated that many of the witnesses examined could not positively Identify any of tlie crowd at the burning as The names or indicted not marte public ar- ALEX HOWAT DEFIES COURT Chief of Kansas Miners Supports Strike of the Men at Kan July 23 ing the strike of union coal miners of this Alexander Howat president of District 14 United Mine workers of America has thrown clown the gauntlet to the sos industrial court Howat It became known here has invited Governor Allen nnd ney General come and see If they get the strikers to return t CANADA ROADS BOOST WAGE Schedule of Increase Granted to U S Rail Men Will Be Applied In That Country Ottawa Tuly 28 The schedule of increases granted to United railway men will be applied to the Grand Trunk system throughout Canada within tlie next two weeks cording to the Ottawa Journal The on the lines will likely be retroactive to May 1 as wore the awards In the United States lust week U was Said SERBS LEAVE Hailed When They En tar Evacuated by Italians Vienna July Jugo Slavs evacuated at noon day marching through deserted streets Austrian gendarmes entered Immediately and received a friendly demonstration Italian evacuation of Virtually has been com- Washington July concentration of sea power In tory of the American navy will from the junction of the reorganised Atlantic and Pacific fleets off coast next January under platu now being prepared by the bureau ot naval operations The great naval spectacle probably will be staged ia the vicinity of the Gulf of Panama The maneuvers will set a new mark In American naval history The exercises and drills will unofficial athletic competitions tween representatives of the two and of Individual ships Henry B Wilson iii of the Atlantic fleet will be cer of the combined Rodman chief of the Pacific in command The will be unique in many respects chiefly In that they the first actual mobilization vf the bulk of the new American navy For the first time In the history of the new navy the battleship fleet will he supported by a reasonably number of destroyers and other light craft Submarines be able in abundance together with cient aircraft for all tactical purposes The total number of to will depend on the progress of recruiting as many ships are In reserve now for lack kof crews tout It Is probable that Admiral Wilson will command at least 300 vessels of all JAPAN ASKS FIRE INQUIRY Wants to Know About Blaze at ville Cat Which Destroyed Jap Business Houses Francisco July ese foreign office has requested an jii Japanese business at Cal July 21 T Japanese consul here an- Ohta had already ad- vised Tokyo he did not think the was of Incendiary origin or resulted from an plot Father's Foot Is It absolutely necessary that 1 to your asked the wooer after the girl of his heart had promised to be his Why of course He Is the head of the family you know It isn't the head of the family Tm afraid of It's the foot Ideas THE MARKETS Grain Provisions Etc ing Dec March 2.43 July 1.45 Sept Dec July July 2.09 Sept Chicago July S eat eat 1 2.44 2.40 2.46 2.43 2.46 i 1.45 1.43 74 78 71 2.09 2.08 2.08 1.8014 ij lots per brl 98 Ib Rye white In jute dark rye spring wheat brands to retail trade hard spring clears second clears winter soft 12.75 Uo 1 timothy Choice No 1 timothy ard No 2 timothy No 1 clover No j mixed No 3 timothy extras scoring commands n firsts 91 score v score ladles renovated jack- Ing stocks Price to retail tuba prints firsts ordinary firsts miscellaneous lota included cases returned extras packed In checks dirties XQ storage firsts LIVE roosters ICED POULTRY Turkeys fowls roosters ducks geese brl white sacked 100 Ibs to prime to choice yearlings fair to choice good to prime cows to sood heifers fair to good cows canners veal calves bologna bulls butchers medium wt butchers heavy fair to fancy packing heavy 914.50 rouBh packing stans SHEEP Native western lambs
