Van Wert Daily Bulletin, The (Newspaper) - August 3, 1920, Van Wert, Ohio ESTABLISHED A D 1873 VAN WEBT OHIO TUESDAY AUGUST 3 THREE CENTS Have Ended the Eyeglass Troubles of thousands and ands of people Thousands and thousands of people whose eyes need help for both near and far vision are wearing Glasses today with perfect satisfaction URGE INCREASE IN STATE RATES Envoys of Various Boards Report on Action by Commerce Commission GLASSES THE INVISIBLE BIFOCALS Olf S IV If you know the bother of fussing SAY REVENUES INSUFFICIENT Report Signed by William O B Ainey of Pennsylvania Royal C Dunn of Florida and John A of Iowa Washington Aug re- quiring an increase of interstate are very persuasive of the need for increase in intrastate declares u report sent to the various state way commissions by the three GOV ESTEBAN CANTU with two pairs of glasses one for near of those commissions who vision and one for far vision if you know the bother and inconvenience of peering and scowling over reading glasses or removing them when you want to see at a distance if you know the embarrassment of ing ordinary conspicuous then are just the glasses for you too Let us explain them to you They are the only invisible bifocals Refracting Optician 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 C L EPPS 207 and 209 N Washington Street 1737 VAN ERT O VI IIM L O GARRISON Bonnewitz Avenue Phone 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 fail to visualize some distant point Have you a headache that medicine will not re- lieve In any way are you your of sion You would better let us carefully examine your eyes 10 determine the status quo of your vision power sat with the interstate commerce com- mission during public hearings on the railroad rate cnse When all matters tire suys Hie report and remembering that whore lit men are considering controverted questions and proposed policies their differences of opinion must be composed or decided by the majority we believe the conclusion considering all things is just and fair and we give it our approval Revenues Insufficient The Increased rates permitted un- der the ruling in ex parte 74 will ably go into September 1 1020 The operating revenues of the roads under present rates and tions are recognized by all persons as insufficient A part of the ity to meet the situation rests on the state commissions Such increases as be made in intrastate rates should if possible be effective September 1 1020 report is signed by William D U Ainey chairman of the public ice commission of Pennsylvania C Dunn of the Florida road commission and lohh A Guiher of the Iowa railroad commission We participated in the conferences in same manner as members of the the report adds be- ing invited by them to take part in the discussions and express our views with full freedom The of lbe commission gave to the case In- tense and efficient application ex- and discussing It with the dent desire to reach correct sions and apply the increase in such manner as to deal justly with the whole country The questions presented were very numerous Involving the commerce of the whole country and the entire rail transportation system of the United States many of these questions being of complex character Any decision of the case looking to the observance the statute in some way every rate now effective Not Always Agreed Speaking generally every verted question concerning all classes anil commodities and all rates rules of rail carriers and all the theories of shippers and curriers wore presented and urged in the timony and in argument before the commission and given careful in conference The commissioners were not of one mind on all questions and their con- In many cases was the result of recognizing that the views of the other man must be taken Into account and that there must be some der by each before an agreement could be reached In some instances the conclusion of the majority is the view expressed in the ruling On some of the tions our views were not in full cord with the majority and in some instances we three state ers did not have unity of view of the whole rate structure of the nation's tion systems has been started with a view to putting Into by ber 1 the freight passenger Pullman excess baggage and milk rate in- creases Cantu governor of the northern part of Lower California Is declared by the Mexican government to be in open rebellion NEW IRISH READY Government Measure Provides for Trial Without Jury Crown to Appoint the High and Other Court Officials to Sit in Dublin London Aug cabinet is re- ported to have virtually completed the new Irish providing for trial without Jury in Ireland and giving the military and police wider powers for apprehending suspected persons The inability of the government to arrest criminals and ob- tain juries in south and west Ireland caused the breakdown of the crown courts and was forcing the ment officials stated to resort to the juryleSS system The crown will appoint the high justice and other court officials who Will sit only In Dublin to obviate the possibility of if court sessions were to be held in remote localities The government gave notice that it would Introduce Its which is to be discussed Thursday and adopted day Lynch Sinn Fein member of the house of commons for the southeast of Cork and food controller of the republican ment who went to America some months ago is reported to have re- signed as a member of the republican parliament because of differences be- tween President De Valera and ers of the Irish party in the United States It Is predicted In Irish political cles that his resignation will lead to important developments In the Sinn Fein ranks OBREGON OPENS OFFENSIVE Masses Picked Troops to Drive on Forces of Governor Cantu WARNING SENT BY REBEL Tells President That In- Difficulties Will Arise Over Government's Proposed Ac Ask Protection FIND SECRET JAP ROUTE Underground System Into the U S Is Definitely Located by House Committee Aug location of the underground system on the Pacific coast by which sands of Japanese are smuggled Into the United States yearly was an- here by Congressman son chairman of the house on immigration and tion which reassembled here to in- Japanese activities In tho Northwest We have found that the system begins nt Yokohama From thence it leads to Honolulu and extends across the Pacific to Guaymas on the Gulf of California Here either by water or across the border the Japanese are gled Into tiie United States Mexican guards nre known to have been bribed with at the United can border Los Angeles Cul Aug varo Obregon if the military forces of Mexico has established quarters at seaport on ilie west coast of Mexico and will ally direct the of picked troops of the expeditionary forces gathering to be sent against troops of Gov Cantu ing to word brought here by ger from Mexico Antonio a of Sun Jose de who was a ger on a steamer arriving from tral America ports said the troops were chosen from the forces of Gen Angel victorious So- nora leader during the revolt against tiie He said they believed by to be the best drilled and equipped of tiie federal forces General Obregon arrived at a week agol according to Pino and warmly greeted there by dents He to be aboard the gunboat Guerrero which had ried him from and was said to be awaiting the arrival of the boat Chiapas which way being fitted for carrying troops Cantu Sends Warning Mexico City Atig tu governor of Lower California has telegraphed warning to the provisional president thai not be sible for any occurrences which result if troops are him He says difficulties is taken be- cause of the many foreigners in that part of Mexico that the Mexican ment has ordered rides from denied by Miguel Alessio private secretary to the visional president who says this country cannot afford to buy them Chinese Ask Protection If Governor Cantu of Lower nia has summoned Chinese to fight against the government be con- a to a ment issued at the office of al President de la Huerta In the meantime however Governor Cantu continues to report aio news to the war department Wu Yu Kan president of the nese Fraternal union has written to T 1C Fons Chinese charge d'affaires at Mexico City urging him to ask the Mexican foreign and the Chinese legation at Washington for protection for the Lower California Chinese who are to be menaced by tu's rebellious plans President De la Huerta has told newspaper men that he does not con- sider the Lower California situation a military problem Only a few disorders marked the congressional elections throughout Mexico Detailed reports of the re- sult are not as yet available but there were Indications that the liberal con- or government party was victorious CHARLES PONZI Charles head of the ties Exchange company of Boston whose affairs are being investigated by United States District Attorney Daniel J Gallagher through his company is said to have paid many thousands of dollars to investors and to have made more than in a year He asserts he has this by trading in foreign exchange postal orders FIGG HITS PROFITEERS Cites H C L Propaganda to Create Stampede United States Attorney Says Clothing Men Will Be Prosecuted ly Under Lever Act Washington Aug E Figg special assistant to the attorney general in the enforcement of the ver law against profiteering charged that manufacturers and jobbers of apparel attempting prepared da to stampede retailers and the lic into a renewed fictitious demand for clothing and thereby force prices higher The department of said Mr Is fully ud vised of ROUMANIAN THREAT TO REDS Ready to Mobilize Full Fighting Force if Refuse Demand MUST GET OUT OF COUNTRY Hot Fighting in Progress Along the River Narew Between the Poles and Cavalry Makes Gains Vienna Aug lias nerved an ultimatum upon soviet giving Hie days to their troops from territory according lo a dispatch received here In the event nf failure to comply ii la added declare a general Battle to Save Warsaw London Aug lighting along the in region west of Warsaw is reported in m of- received less from Moscow A crossing of tiie river at one by tnt fs announced and progress die roles farther to tiie In the Is claimed The soviet cavalry also is reported in or The statement In the region is continuing for the fords of the Iliver irew West of the soviet troops have crossed the ami continuing the of the it at several points Cavalry Makes Gains Tn the region of Brudy our alry has advanced as a result or HANLY TAKEN HOME Body of Ex-Governor of Indiana Sent to Indianapolis Former Executive Killed Neap Dennison O When Auto Hit by Freight Train ing north of Busk is miles eral phases of this carefully planned campaign and it only remains to fix responsibility before applying the criminal provisions of Who Lever law Manufacturers and jobbers are even going to the length of ing the retail trade against a ing Mr Figg said Mr Kigg called attention to instances mills have been closed for the reason he charged of justifying market con- ditions on the plea of underproduction The closing of mills is in turn be- northeast of Lenfrerg In the Chert ko IT region our ad- vance is continuing Up to early in the afternoon ing liad arrived in ofHclul British or to definitely whether the Russian Polish armistice emissaries hud ly come into contact The British foreign is ing all Us representatives in that part tf the world for any scrap of news as to what Is going on but so for result and ing used in the price Mr asserted The retailer is then being threatened with further ment nud higher prices if he does not goods and order on the present market MIMES SPECIALIST I G 0 P SPELLBINDERS New Consults Harding on Plans to Let Oratory All Over Country Aup 3 Senator Harry S of of the speakers left fur Marlon O ho will confer witli Senator preparatory to out corning speaking his departure Senator New lield a long conference with W of Iowa will he in charge of the reau at the central regional here They will meet again Thursday after Senator return from Ohio to start assigning the more who have enlisted in of the ticket CENSUS RECORD IN ILLINOIS Madison County With Shows Psr Cent Bain in United States Washington Aug tn Madison comity Illinois whose lation was announced by the census ns has shown an m crease of 403.81 per cent during the last ten years Is the highest rare of growth shown by any place in the United States thus far in the teen ih census PORRAS PANAMA PRESIDENT Liberal Conservative Candidate Win In Isthmian Panama August D Forms candidate of conservative was elected of Re- MANILA STRKE IS SPREADING Newspapers Tied Up as Result of Op position to Independence For Filipinos Manila P I Aug strike of linotype operators which began Friday as a protest against published tions in the three American pers here that tho Filipinos were not ready for independence has spread The entire mechanical force and most of the Filipino members of the ial staffs of papers walked out striking natives assert that the articles published In the American newspapers tend to belittle the pinos In eyes of visiting members of the foreign relations committee of the house of representatives Employees in a number of tries have announced Intention of striking In sympathy with ho pino printers nnd newspaper men REDS TAKE GREAT FORTRESS Stronghold Near Mw Is Captured by the MUM DEBS OPPOSES BEING FREED Socialist Candidate for President Says Place Is With His Comrades A continuance of the bolshevik ad- west of with the of towns and villages fs re ported In Saturday's communique of the Russian war office at Moscow re- here It In the direction of Lomza miles northeast of Warsaw we forced the Rivers and West of Bialystok our advance is continuing successfully To the south of Bialystok we occupied Bielsk In the region of the for- est we occupied station Northeast of Kovrin we have broken the enemy's stubborn resistance and occupied a series of villages SAYS DIDNT SAY IT Dennison Ohio body of J Frank former governor of Indiana who was killed near here when a freight train struck the auto- mobile in which hfe was riding was en 10 Indianapolis by tZ Harry Miller of Indianapolis a friend of the ly Dr M Bakor nnd his wife Mrs Claude Bakor the other pams of the machine are also dead and Mrs Baker came to from to meet the former governor came from In- to deliver a chautauqua ture KII go re They left the son sral ion in the automobile and ar- rived at Trap crossing on the railroad six from Dennison The railroad Is a doubla rack Doctor Baker drove the cal on track while an train was passing A bound train bore clown upon them Tha automobile was hurled high In the air Tho three occupants were dragged for than n quarter of a mile known as a Methodist reformer lawyer author and statesman was born April in a log cabin near St county Illinois He re- his education at Eastern Illinois Normal school taught school for nine years then studied law He was ad- mitted to the bar at Tml in Tn he was elected n member of he Indiana state senate He was a member of In 1004 he was elected governor of Indiana by a majority of As governor he was active for reform and fought the gambling and liquor Interests Because of the failure of the party to declare for tion in their platform nor deserted the party and aligned himself with the Sts KILLED IN IRELAND AS SPY Body of Unidentified Man Found In Field Near Glenmore County Cork London Aug placard ing the word Spy was at- to the body of an unidentified man found in a field near Cork The man bad been shot having his hands bound behind Washington Aug V Debs socialist candidate for president has put his foot down on the ment started by friends to obtain his release from federal prison Writing from penitentiary Debs declared that so long as his comrades are held criminals and convicts his place was there The letter was sent to Mrs Robins secretary of the Central Labor Bodies public of Pana opponent m Dr Clero Aug fortress of tho stronghold 110 of Warsaw on the boundary of Poland proper Is reported to have bwen captured by the cording to a wireless dispatch from Baseball Results STANDING OF THE CLUBS Club NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost Pet Brooklyn Cincinnati 52 York n Pittsburgh 48 Chicago 50 St Louis K Philadelphia 38 LEAGUE Cloveland OG St Louis Washington 45 Boston 41 Detroit 37 Philadelphia 29 43 41 46 46 50 52 55 33 38 49 48 570 K9 521 516 500 455 403 067 610 484 112 290 Deo Sept Dec Berlin Aug Trotzky Sept let war minister denies that Poland Is Dcc Denies Soviet War Minister Said Poland to Be Used as a Bridge him Crazed Porto Rican Kills Wife Chicago Aug crazed with jealousy Eugene a Porto Rican living at 3253 South Park enue shot and killed his wife Sadie and fired a bullet Into his own head He Is expected die THE MARKETS Grain Provisions Etc Chicago August 1 j Ing eel 2.15 2.08 MS Monday's Results LEAGUE Pittsburgh 3 Boston 2 New Tork 5 Cincinnati 2 St Lould 4 Brooklyn 1 Chicago 4 2 LEAGUE New York 7 Chicago 0 Detroit Boston Cleveland 2 Washington 0 81 Louis Philadelphia to be used as a stepping for a westward march of The Information is contained in a message from the Russian foreign of- flee at Moscow and received by a lin correspondent The message Trotzky never said Poland must be a bridge for the revolution not did he say we must place before the entente the accomplished fact land's he never said we must annihilate Poland No stich radio was ever sent from Moscow All ol this the message quoting Trotzky Is pure invention The radio was signed by the alan foreign affairs ARMY SHORTAGE MEN Regular Service Maximum Present Strength Only Says Report Washington Aug regular army is approximately short of tho maximum strength of 207.000 mitted under the army reorganization which became effective July X On Tuiy 20 the strength of Ihn forces was enlisted men and officers as against the strength of enlisted men including the Philippine scouts and officers Minneapolis Synagogue Minneapolis Minn August armed hand it held up the synagogue hero shortly after services had been concluded and with The money had collected at the services for to the poor Sept 1.59 1.67 1.22 tots per brl In white dark rye wheat special to retail trade hard clears ond clears hard winter soft winter No 1 timothy choice No 1 timothy ard No I timothy No 1 clover and No 1 Umothr m higher a 91 score score seconds score ladles renovated Ing stocks Price to retail Extra tubs prints ordinary firsts miscellaneous Included cases returned C extras packed In- agre firsts extras LIVE roosters ducks geese ICED POULTRY Turkeys fowls roosters ducks SOc scese Per brl white B sacked 100 Iba Choice to good to choice to good yearling fair to choice gwd to fair to good fair to good cows cutters real calves bulls Choice light butchers medium wt butchers heavy butchers 270-350 Ibs fair to fancy light mtmd heavy packing puck Ing- pun class SHEEP Native western lambs wethers
