Van Wert Daily Bulletin, The (Newspaper) - August 6, 1920, Van Wert, Ohio A A D 1878 VAN WEBT OHIO FBI DAY PRICE THREE Have Ended the Eyeglass Troubles of thousands and ands of people and thousands of people whose eyes need help for both near and far vision are wearing Glasses today with perfect satisfaction CANTU TROOPS BEGIN FIGHTING j Governor's Forces Seize can Patrol Boat and Stay the Captain CREW KILLED OR PRISONERS GLASSES THE INVISIBLE BIFOCALS If you know the bother of fussing wifch two pairs of glasses one for near 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 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 C L EPPS 307 and 209 S Phone 1737 VAN O L O GARRISON Bonnewitz Avenue Phone 2520 WHAT GOOD IS A GOOD BOOK if have to strain your eyes when you And it is so easy to have good eyesight by having the right glasses Let us examine your eyes and fitting the make reading writing and all your eye work a source of profit and pleasure to you Shur on Provisional President De La Huerta Sends Peace Envoys to Lower California of Villa Agreement Is Made San Diego Cal Aug have begun at in the lion of Gov Cantu against I bo Mexican central federal ment with seizures by Cantu tics of the Mexican patrol ship killing of Cant Leonardo of the Tecate and arrest or i lie crew according to brought to Sau Diego of the and shooting of her took place night before last Offer Terms to Cantu Los Angeles Cal Aug surrender was demanded of Sov Cantu of the district of California by the representatives of dent de la Huerta who recently con- ferred with him at it was announced here at the agency of the de facto Mexican government Tt was said also that if Cantu censed activities against the federal government and retired from governorship he would be re- stored to a In the federal army a position be formerly held Huerta Sends Peace Envoys Mexico City Aug President do la Huerta has sent a commission to Cantu ernor of Lower California in an to dissuade that from con- bis revolt against tlie federal government Hopes are tha the conflict can bo settled without bloodshed ing to the Universal troops which will be sent into Lower California to put down led by Esteban governor of that state are be- ing mobilized at and Puerta Isabel In the state of and at ports P Elius Calles rotary of war said Cantu has not more than 1.000 he added and they are not of the fighting kind Most of them ape and gamblers Urges Compulsory Service Compulsory military service Is the only way solving Mexican military problems the general declared and he expressed as favoring the of five military the northern southern central At- and Pacific The text of the agreement to render signed by Francisco Villa the rebel leader at on Inly 28 is published In dispatches re- Sun Pedro The terms are substantially as given In the news dispatches of thai day They provide for Villa's retirement to private life with a guard of 50 men for his own protection The remainder of his followers get u year's pay and farm land Villa himself will live In the hacienda de In the state of The Villa forces are given as nine generals thirty-three colonels flve lieutenant colonels thirty-three majors captains thirty-four lieutenants forty-one sublieutenants and noncommissioned officers and privates U S IS NO LONGER RURAL Census Returns Show About 52 Per Cent of Population Live In OR DANIEL A POLING Dr Daniel Poling is secretary Of the world committee that Investigated the recent steel strike and recommended to dent Wilson that a special commission be charged with of bringing about at once a free and ence between employers and employees the steel industry to prevent another strike MANY HURT IN DENVER Fifteen Persons Are in the pital Following Riot Union Strike to Run the Street Denver Colo Aug sons are In the County hospital and men are in the city jail as a result of rioting in this city which began when union sympathizers attacked strikebreakers who were endeavoring run street curs in the business the city on the tracks of the Denver City Tramway company whose employees have been on strike for the past five i lays The injured of whom two are ex- to die were mainly bystanders and strikebreakers Late in the afternoon several union sympathizers surrounded the city hull In a demonstration From this demonstration several different mobs of lawless persons led ly by in khaki uniforms proceeded through the city besieging the county jail and threatening to re- lease the prisoners confined there Jn the business center of tlie city at and California streets two street cars were stopped by the mob A strikebreaker fired a shot at the rioters who immediately attacked every one of the armed strikebreakers on board beating them unmercifully with fists and clubs One man had his eye gouged out while several others were more or less seriously wounded by promiscuous shooting indulged In by both sides Both of the cars were wrecked Three parties Of rioters are ing through the city threatening life and property on every side No state have as yet beep ordered out HANDS OFF SAYS TENNESSEE Constitutional League Requests Cox and Harding to Avoid Political Pressure Over Suffrage U S NABS RED CHIEF IN RAID Bomb Squad in Chicago Seizes John Alexander Alias La Grance HIMES We Grind all fens aid Repair the Optical Litt ii Agu the first In the history of the United States tlie returns will show that more people live In the cities and towns limn In the rural territory officials of the census reau estimated When flic final bilions completed the officials de- clared they expect It to bo shown that or possibly 52 per cent of the total population of continental United I Sintes reside In urban districts j According to the official estimate of the total population recently made by Dr T A Hill Chief Statistician of the census bureau which 000 the number of people living In and towns if tho percentage Is 51 would be nnd in rural territory Boy in Auto Killed by Train 111 Aug I Four pn sponsor train struck an a mlb wost of Ogden ishing It and killing Instantly son of Mr and Mrs M T Hays of Ogden tin Nashville Tenn Aug Constitutional league with a hoard of directors consisting of three Democrats and three Republicans sent to Governor Cox and Senator Harding that political pressure on the Tennessee legislature be The letter to Governor Cox was written Judge Joseph C Biggins former ber of the court of civil appeals and that to Senator Harding by Judge G N who in 1806 polled the highest vote ever given a Republican candidate for governor of Tennessee CHRISTENSEN DENIES I W W AARON SHERMAN WATKINS CALLED FISH Immigration Commissioner Landis Says It Is the Most Important Ar- rest Since Signing of the Armistice Chicago Aug Alexander John by federal authorities to be the most Important taken In their search for since the signing of the tice WMS seized by members of I he and turned over to gration Commissioner Harry lie will be as tin enemy alien aud his deportation sought Landis de- Alexander Is charged with evading the draft circulating and communist literature spreading man and obtaining false passports for two brother members of I lie German communist party He is said to lie an I agitator aud has edited radical publications The bomb squad of Detective Sergeants Egun arrested before noon at 1953 Hudson avenue Trailed York Acting on information that der was distributing literature of the German communist party In New York city Sergeant Egah went to Mew York several weeks ago ills arrival there he learned that Alexander in- tended to and ed to avoid extradition proceedings by permitting his quarry to pay his fare to Chicago here early this week it is said and Egan after watching his actions ar- rested him f When the selective went effect was living ijj tied to the Catskill where he remained in hiding for several months ing John La Gruncel He was active government agents say in I AV and later in various branches of the communist party The police of several cities were ou his heels on innumerable occasions but lie evaded them each time Forging Passports Charged About six months ago he succeeded in forging passports for two German named Hoffman and ton enabling them to leave the Iry it Is charged Since then they have supplied him with quantities of German communist literature It In said Alexander is a Russian by birth but lived In England for several years and was in at the outbreak the war BE TO CANTU Mexican President Conciliatory to Lower California Governor Mexico City Aug President de la lias sent n com- mission to Cantu governor of Lower California in an effort to suarte official from continuing his revolt against the federal government Hopes ure by the president according to the Uni- versal that the conflict can be settled without bloodshed BIG CANAL EARNS RECORD in in Commercial Craft During Period Washington traffic through the Panama canal set a new record hi the fiscal year ending June according to official reports received here A total of commercial craft with an aggregate tonnage of made the paying more than In other charges All expenses of operation and tenance will not exceed the report says surplus of This is nearly five limes the previous record surplus FIREMEN DIE IN OIL BLAST Farmer-Labor Candidate for the They Have No Control of Party New York Aug P tensen presidential nominee of the 1 Farmer-Labor party Issued a denying that the party was con- trolled by Industrial Workers of the i World In Salt Lake City hy two party tedders resigning from I Utah state organisation Several of the Cincinnati Department Perish In Series of Aug of Cincinnati fire department were killed another probably tally burned in u fire and aeries of ex at the of the Refiners One unidentified body wan received at the morgue Lieut Fred Hotel is among the known dead A stub thrown Into the oil yard bettered to have started the Latest portrait of Aaron Sherman of O who is the Prohibition party's nominee for president He of ature in a military academy and has been a lawyer and a minister BERLIN BACKS RUSS Reds Have Secret Treaty With Germany Correspondent for London Paper Planned to Control Next Campaign Against Roumanian London Aug Russia con- cluded a secret treaty with Germany concerning Poland weeks before great Polish tc of Times He claims he has secured the -in- formation from excellent authority The treaty It Is asserted contained the following Russia without interference from Germany would be allowed to all of Poland's arms munitions rolling stock and foodstuffs After this conquest of Poland mission would be given Hussla to send a number of bolshevik commissioners that country to control the ex- port of Polish supplies of nil kinds would then undertake to evacuate Poland completely In favor of which would hold the country as a guarantee against future credits to Russia In return for man goods and German labor the correspondent intends to try to avoid the terms of this treaty by the creation of a Polish bolshevik army the first steps in the formation of which are now being taken In occupied areas of Poland When Russia withdraws from land she will leave this Polish army permitting Germany to take such steps as she can to face the situation The are convinced England will not materially aid Poland and will wage their next campaign against mania In CLAIM PRESIDENT IRISHMAN RUSSIAN REDS KEEP UP DRIVE Continue Push on Warsaw lish Peace Delegates Start for Minsk BOLSHEVIKS HELD AT PLACES General Forces in the Crl mea Overthrows Two Red Armies Taking Prisoners and 39 Pieces of Artillery Aug U soviet armies driving against the Polish lines defending Warsaw are an average of six miles per day In tho direction of this city They ure being held In the south however and In some places are be- ing pushed buck from the districts east of Lemberg which is one of the objectives of their present campaign The official statement issued sit eral staff headquarters declares the Poles have retaken the town of Brody near he frontier and have forced the buck into in the region of northeast of Brody Wrangle Defeats Red Forces After an eight-day battle General Wrangle leader of the anti-bolshevik forces in the Crimea has overthrown two red armies taking prisoners and 39 pieces of forces are now pursuing Uio disorganized red forces and em- ploying armored trains and biles which have just been taken The attacks of the red armies on Lomza have been repulsed In I he sector the Polish forces have captured 500 Russians and have re- the line along the Bug river Yank Pilots Halt Soviet American aviators fighting with squadron are battling against General cavalry Infantry along the Sereth river where Strabane County Tyrone Said to Have Been the Home of Wilson's Ancestors London Aug petition for the pardon of Jim who is serving a sentence for sedition In the United States has been sent to President Wilson by the citizens of Strabane County Tyrone Ireland who claim that village to have been the home of President Wilson's Baseball Results STANDING OF THE CLUBS Club NATIONAL Won Lost Brooklyn 44 Cincinnati 63 42 New York 51 46 Pittsburgh 51 46 Chicago 51 52 St 43 54 Bonton 41 50 Philadelphia 39 67 AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland 67 34 New York 65 41 Chicago 63 40 St 51 46 30 Boston 44 54 Detroit 38 oT Philadelphia 31 71 569 558 631 531 485 465 451 03 612 485 479 449 334 KM headway Parts of this squadron were engaged all day Wednesday near where they mot Cossacks and bolshevik infantry The losses suffered by the enemy in this district were very heavy an official statement saying viki were killed and large numbers were wounded Poland strained every ounce of her reserve power Wednesday to mate the in the game ou the result of which the fate of the new republic Men In whose hands rests the destiny of Poland assembled at various conferences throughout the day and taking u leading role in all decisions were the British French and Italian missions Munitions recently unloaded at zig by the British were arriving during the day and tanks rides and artillery from Franco were rushed to French officers are arriving daily to us technical advisers at Polish general headquarters in the tions for Warsaw's final stand against the invaders Stiff Fighting Goes On There was no in the particularly along the northeastern and eastern sectors where the soviet forces were gradually moving toward Warsaw Negotiations for un tice seem to have stimulated the sheviki who with the exchange of notes between Warsaw and Moscow governments began their drive with new vigor Newspapers of this city were still confident and expressed great hopes In the now facing the en- emy Some wounded nien from these detachments have already arrived here many of them being hoys who left school when the country called its men to arms against the soviet armies Polish armistice and peace gates left Warsaw for Minsk U S ATHLETES LAST Americans Last to Arrive at Antwerp Belgium HINT JAPS TALK TOO MUCH Thursday's NATIONAL Xew York 2 Chicago 1 Boston 1 St 0 Pittsburgh 8 Brooklyn 5 Cincinnati Philadelphia C LEAGUE Boston 4 Chicago 2 Detroit 7 New St Louis Washington 1 no State Department at Washington Re- fuses Comment on From Tokyo Washington Aug state de- issued a statement saying It does not care to comment on reports or mere rumors from Tokyo which purport to give details or extracts from friendly and frank discussions of ters between the government of the United States and the government of Japan Any correspondence Involving tions of public the statement added will of course be duly but International courtesy re- quires that such publication should be made only by mutual consent Roumania Denies War Move Paris Aug Roumanian tion denied that the Roumanian army has been mobilized for war against Russia Last Delegation for the Events Are on Board Transport Matolka Antwerp Aug the ican transport Matolka arrives sooner than is now expected the athletes will be among the last delegations for the stadium events to Antwerp Dozens of of oilier countries are busily training at tho stadium Among them Italians who with Platt Adams their trainer number twenty-one Thirty-one members of the Canadian team also arrived here among thorn Earl 1 hurdler who holds the world's record in 120 yard high hurdles hough ho long competed In inter- athletics in the United States Thompson Is representing in the Olympic events because of his Canadian parentage other teams arriving are the Egyptians South Africans nnd Greeks Hans the famous nish Is also on the ground Pot or winner of the 1020 Boston Marathon who was sent by bis Boston countrymen to represent In the Olympic Marathon has accompanied by bis trainer Peter of York He was one of first to go the Olympic course American bicyclists entered for Olympic road race arrived at Ant- werp aboard Finland Wednesday charge of Frank PL Denney They found representatives of a mimber nations ahead of them and In 1 raining The Americans expect to go over the course tomorrow The arriving were Freeman Nogar Kockler Stockholm and Grassing The American cyclists Immediately after arriving took up their quarters in a school building which had arranged for their accommodation They found their lodgings In the main The bicycle sprinters United States team are aboard the Matolka with the main Olympic team and are expected to arrive late this Paul Pilgrim who was sent In ad- vance to make arrangements for the training of the Americans called on the Belgian officials at the stadium mid a number of athletes ready arrived and In training India Cans by Uncle Sam's Even on India's coral they are canning and doing It by the tions put out by the United de- of agriculture The aries there have been the Instigators of the movement Hundreds of men women have visited the exhibits of the products THC MARKETS Dec 2 March 2 Sept 1 Dec 1 Sept Dec Sept 1 Dec 1 Grain Provisions Etc Chicago 5 est est Ing 2.45 2.28 2.42 Ing 1.81 74 1.75 1.74 1.75 ent first clear ond clear special mill In cotton Hacks house delivery Soft winter patent Hard winter wheat Kansas short patent clear second clear Rye patent 9.25 dark No 1 timothy standard and No 1 light clover 45.00 No 2 timothy No 1 clover and timothy extras 92 score higher scoring commands a um firsts 91 score score 470 seconds score ladles renovated stock Price to retail Extra tubs prints firsts ordinary firsts miscellaneous lots cases Included coses returned extras packed In checks dirties age firsts extras LIVE turkeys broilers geese POULTRY Turkeys fowls roosters ducks brl white sacked 100 Ibs to One good to fair to jrood steers fair to choice food to prime cows fair to good heifers fair to good cows canners veal calves bologna bulls 7.80 light butchers medium wt heavy butchers Ihs fair to fancy light butchers heavy packing rough pigs stags Native western feeding
