Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 110, Lebanon, Boone County, 3 February 1917 — Page 6
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-CHICAGO CEDENT SHOV
LoeaJ Men to Meet With Builders From All Parts of the Country.
Ilov Metzgor, und u party of local men interested in building arc making plans iu ieuve Miunl for Chicago to join in the events of Cement Miow Week, February 7-15. Chicago is the great buying renter of the Middle West for building materials and equipment and the Cement Show brings together many building materiol dealer?, engineers, contractors and city oiliciuls that many organization! related to the building industry schedule their annual convention for the same time and place. This has made Cement Show Week in Chicago the greatest gathering of the building fmtcrnity. Even at home we can see wonderful .stride.-? in the use of concrete today. We remember when brick und wood sidewalk. were the rule, but now concrete is tie standard. Factories and warehouses, water reservoir-, sewers and most other foims of construction depend today upon concrete for structural stability and permanence. The most startling development in concrete is its use for concrete road.
sticets anil alleys. It is estimated that during IMG neuri) 25.0oO.0(ifl snuare yards of concrete pavements were laid in city and country, equivalent to over 2,600 miles of lti-foot concrete pavement. Hundred of usofu', and ornamental applications of concrete and the machinery, toots and appliances used by workers in concrete are shown evenyear at the Chicago Cement Show, Huge mixers traveling under tlieir own power, that deposit concrete over the full width of a city street, and concrete distributing systems that chute concrete over the urea of several citv b'nrks will be shown. There wil! V cnr.o :.' -.v, -! t -il - :.r I ' n . flower boxes, cone cte statuary and concrete roofing tile, concrete fence posts and a score of other forms, both practical and ornamental. The decorative side rf building will interest many visitors. In the Joint Exhibit of cement companies win be specimens of sculpture and among them 2 excel'ent and original studies in garden ornamentation by the eminent Chicago sculptor, Kkliard W. Bock. The spirit of "Springtime" and of "Winter" is faithfully executed in concrete with the child figure as a motif.
Church Services
POWELL'S MINSTRELS.
Happy (ioldew a Headliner With the Big Show Coining Tuesday. Happy Goldew has been a minstrel headliner so long he ran count his friends by the hundreds in any place he visits, Happy began young. He is not as old in yean as he is in talent. His humor is parennial, his dashes of comedy, sprinkled throughout the entertainment, strike home at every tkrtio Kntm the nnenlnr to the dose, Happy's voice is heard, and is always followed by a laugh. Happy always has the laugh on you, and jou re glad of it. He is one of the principal comedians with Tom Powell's Peerless Minstrels, and will prove hi ability &s a laugh producer at the Grand theatrr Tuesday, February 6.
PRESBYTERIAN CHl'RCH. Sunday school at 9:0. in tne Men's Bible class McCreight will speak on World Peace. Morning service 10:.10. Organ, "Glorious Morning" . ...Greig Miss Huuhings. Response, "Hear L's Lord" ....Elgiir Quaitette Chant, "Lord's Prayer" ...i.. Quartette Oigan, ' s-aiut D'Amour" r-neiiy Anthrm, "O God Whose Presence" Mrs. Jones, Mrs. lacobolli. Mr. Jones. Mr. Tolle Subject. "The Tides of Life" .. Vesper Program The following is the program for the vesper service at 4::i0 o'clock. Organ, "Andante" Dubois Organ, "Allegretto Tonte Miss Hess Hutching. Anthem: "Saviour, When Night Invades the Sky" Junior quartette: Mrs. Donaldson, Miss Perkins, Mr. LaFuileite, Mr. flyrd. Organ, "Serenade" Gounod Reading. R rowing's "Saul" .. Mrs. P.. F. Coombs with organ accompaniment by Miss Ilutchings. Anthem, "How Long Wilt Thou Folget Me?" Senior uaitette: Mis. Jones, Mrs. lucoboHi, Mr. Jones. Mr. Tolle. Anthem, "Sweet Galilee" Double iiuartette: Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Donaldson, Mrs. lucobelli. Miss Perkins, Mr. Jones Mr. Tolle, Mr. LaFollotte, Mr. Byrd. Subject: The Fourth in the Scries of Vesner Talks on Life Messages From Literature liased on Browning's "Saul" and "The Awakening of a Life", of Life." Mr. Ralph Smith will assist the Seni-.r Ouart't'.e at both service omorrow. METHODIST EPISCOPAL IHI'IH H Charles Albert Parkin, mtnlsTer. At 9 :t'l Sunday school. The Sunday school is the greatest character builder knuwn o man. Urmg your hoys.
.uii..a.:i' nlai inmgs of iiii: and giv.-n a plan by which they may rear a fine superstructure. At 111:45 a. m. morning worship. At this service the pastor will preach on the subject. "After the saloon. Then What? or the Devil Seeking a Hoarding House." The saloon is now outlawed in Indiana, thank God! what is the next step? Opportunity is another word for responsibility. V hat is our opportunity and responsibility in this, the greatest day in Indiana, since the close of the civil war? Come and let us reason together in its discussion of this sermon. Bring your friends with you. At 7:00 p. m. evening worship. We will consider the Third Commandment. This is the third m ssage of the Sermon Lecture Series. Subject: "The Sin of Profanity." The crowds that have attended the evening services to hear these messages, are larger than the most hopeful could have thought possible. It is leing demonstrated that Lebanon can have a large popular Sunday night congregation. The encouraging thing about it is this, that the simple gospel of Christ, preached in its purity is what is attracting; not the preacher but the preaching. You will need to come early to be well seated. Congregations are growing every night. Miss Ruth Perkins will begin an organ recital at 6:45. Read our large di.-play ad on this page. Sunday afternoon at 2. '10 the Junior league will meet. Don't fail to
Invest In Tax-Exempt Securities and avoid paying nM.ies.mnentx on taxnld real or prrxonul property on March i. Triere are numerous splendid tax-exempt investment to yield :J.73 to 6 per cent. Invert in hijhgrarie bonds and tax-exempt securities !H'ked by t)nlintfs' service. Get full nartieijlars from HARRY L. KENWORTHY, LEBANON, INDIANA Representing the R. L. Dollings Company. Indianapolis Columbus, O. Philadelphia Pittsburgh
send the boys and girls. Come and see h'ow good it is. At 6:00 p. m. the Ejworth league in the league room. This service is just the place for all young people and older people with a young heart. Tuesday night at 6:30 a banquet will be served by the Ladies' Industrial tnion to the young men members and friends of Centenary church. Two hundred invitations have been sent vjt t tfc: b3if::ff aH eeH y,me man may bring a friend The following fine program has been arranged. Banquet 6:30 p. m. Banquet song All Singing Toasts. Mitchell Tillotson Toastmastcr "Tne Young Man in Business" . . Mr. Herbert Ransdell "The Young Man in Society" Mr. Manley Immel "The Young Man in College" Mr. George White The First National Hank Male quartette. Whitehead, LaFollettc, Callune and P.ansdell. Banquet Address, Subject "What Men Live By" .... Charles A. Parkin Adjournment at 8 o'clock. If you hnve not ye t responded to your
invitation telling the comm'ttee
you will lrf- present do it now. We must know not later than Monday at G o'ebs-k p. m. how many will attend. Don't fail to giv us the name of your friend wl o will cmce with you. At least one hundred will sit down to this banquet.
Did you get to prayer meeting last
Th-:rsduy night? If not you were absent from a mighty fine service.
Plan to come this week. We are
studying the Acts of the Apostles Bring your friends. CENTRA I. CHRISTIAN CHI RCH. A. L. Ward, minister. The Sunday school will meet at thi
usual time. '.:',',(). with orchestra and
special song service at the beginning Are you interested in the life of Christ? Then come to the school. Ft the first six months of the year, a Ir'e will be studied. Morning worship at 10:20.
Organ prelude, "Melody" .... Tiuette
Miss Gnldine Groves. Gloria Patri. Invocation.
Anthem, "Lovely Appeal' .. Gounod
lesson. Hvmn, No. 2'. "Aga;n the I "rd of L'ght and Light." Arne Prayer. Hymn, No l8 "Rock of Age. L'left for Me" Hustings Communion. Offertory, "Abendlied" Max field Announcements. Solo, "The Heavens Declare" Beethoven Mr. Rirhman. Sermon. "Christ in the 1 rail of the Centuries." Hymn, No. Tft, "In the Cross of Christ I Glory" Conkey Benediction
Postlude, "Festal March" Clark
Evening worship at 7:00 O'clock
Organ prelude, "Serenade," Schubert
Miss Groves Hymn. No. !!4.j "My Jesus I Lo
Thee" Gordon
Scripture reading. Anthem, "Selerted". P ;ii in Hymn, No. 408 "There is a Habitation" Rosoeran: Offertory, "Romance" Tou Hymn. No. 1104. "My Faith Looks
to Thee" Mason
Announcements. Solo, "Ii Thy Spirit Fall" N'eidlinger Mr. Iliehman. Sermon, "A False Kstimate of life." Hymn, No. SO J, "What a Friend we have in Jesus" Converse Benediction. I'ostlude, "March Pontificale Tombelle
The official board of the church will
hold its regular monthly meeting
Sunday afternoon at 2:.'i0 o nock, in
stead of Monday evening the usual time. There will be special musical
enU rtaiiuiicnt in the church Moiid; evening.
Tuc-dav evening the What-So-Fver
Circle will hold its regular meeting
in the vestry of the iliuifh. Sunday morning two Boy Scout
THE SIN OF
ROFANITY
Do You Swear, Cuss, Say Bad Words? HEAR THIS SUBJECT DISCUSSED
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LECTURE SERIES
Sunday Night, Feb. 4, Centenary Methodist Church CHARLES ALBERT PARKIN, Min?irir
Grea t Crowd Attending. All Wclcoue. Come Early f
will be in I p; fff t i hi to receive an offering fiom t ie rr;m-1 bera as iney go out. T-i- .n nusil rn f! nr thr ellr Nov
Thursday between 4.30 and 6:30 the boys will take flowers to the sick.
You are invited to worship witn us. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Morninir Worshio 11:00 o'clock.
Organ, "Moniing" GrieeSentence, "Come, Thou Almighty
King" dearrlini Hymn, "Safely Through Another Week" Mason Response, "The Lord Will Hear"
Adams
Offertory, "Adoration" tiaul
Anthem, "Glory to God in the Hnjnest" ... Snencli
Hymn, "Just as I Am'! .... Bradbury
rosiiuoe, "Jerusalem me uuiuen Spark Sermon, "Helpful Limitations." , F.venin Wonhio. 7:00 o'clock.
Organ, "Preluile" C'haminade Organ, "Romance" MacDowefl
Hymn, "How Firm a Foundation" Portuguese Re::pon::, "Sweet Hour of Prayer" Bradbury Offertory, "Chanson Tristc" Tschakowsky Antnem, "Something For Thee," Protheroe Hyirn. "He is My Friend" Thompson Postlude, "March Pontificale" Lemmens Sermon, "Brighter Pays". Miss Mary Stevens, organist. 9:4f a. m. Sunday school. Six a. m., Young People's Meeting with group one in charge of the McKinley program. Monday evening 6:TO Worker's Conference, at the church. Thursday evening 7:"0 study classes meet in the Sunday school room. IMTKD BRETHREN. Sunday school sermon at !:?.0, "Jesus the Savior of the World," John. .1:.r.-l7. Following the Sunday school the pastor will preach at 10:46 at the local church. He will go to Beech Grove at night to begin a meeting which will last two or three weeks. The official hoard of the local church will meet at 2:.'10 tomorrow. J. M. Tuggle, pastor. FIRST CHRISTAIN. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11. Subject "God the Guide of His People." C. F.. 6 p. m. Preaching at 7 p. rr.. Priyer meeting Thursday evening at 7:30. (ilad welcome to all who wish to worship with us.
Thomas E. Taggerl, Employed in New Railway Construction Camp, Died Friday.
Thomas E. Taggert, who ha3 been employed as a locomotive engineer with the Dunn-McCarty Company contractors on the new Indianaolts and Frankfort n-ilrnnd for the pust year died suddenly Friday afternoon at the company's camp near Mechanicshurg. Mr. T iggert had been working as usual yesterday but was taken ill in the afternoon and died a few minutes later. Deceased was born in Ohio and wa.s fifty eai's old at the time of denth. Four sisters, Beuna Carley. Caroline Grant, Daisy Hauck und Margaret Taggert. all of Cincinnati survive him. He wt a member of the Locomotive Engineers Association at Cincinnati. Thomas J. Carley, a nephew of Mr. Taggert', came from Cincinnati early this morning and accompanied the body to that place, leaving here at 1:47 this afternoon. The funeral services will bo held at Mt. Victory near Cincinnati Monday.
PUBLIC SALE DATES
February 7. Wednesday, Elmer Kiddle. 2 miles east it Stop :, T. 1L, I. E. traction line, 8 miles north of
llmnon; horses, cattle, hogn, nheep,
feef! and implements. February 12, Monday R. II. Johnson. H'ij miles southeast of Lebanon and l miles west of Payette and
mile north on what is knnn as the
Sam Doyle place; horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, feed and implements. February HI. Monday Henry J. Gorman, four miles northeast of t,nbanon, 2'j milea southeast of Pike, 4 miler southwest of Eliiaville on what is known a.i the Dora Neal farm; horses, rattle, hogs, feed, implement Col. J. II. Henderson, auctioneer.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Arthue It. inH l oella Miller t Hel
ena M. Applsgate, At acres In Thorn town, 11,900.
Orln J. and Myrtle McCann tn Vio
let J. Updike, 13 KM in Marion townihip,
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Puige-Dctroit Motor Car Company, Detroit, Mich. ENGLISH AUTO & TRACTOR COMPANY Eaat Side Square.
Winter Brings Colds to Children. A child rarely goes through the whole winter without a cold, and every
mother should have a reliable remedy
handy. Fever, sore turoiit, tight chest und croupv couirhs are sun-
symptoms. A dose of Dr. Hell's Pine Tar Honey v. ill loosen the phlegm, re-' iieve the congested lungs and stop the couph. Its antiseptic pine balsams heal !
and soothe. For croup. wha;pingi
cough and chronic bronchial troubles try Dr. Iie'.l's Fine Tar Honey. At all
Iruggists, 2.V. Adv.
DR. A. A. W ILLIAMSON EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT Office over Etter'a Drue Store. PHONE 141.
Select your WINDOW SHADKS for spring l.ousecleaning now. Ask to have our aaleaman visit you home with samples. JONES & PERKINS Thone 18.
Dumont Kennedy, Atty. for Plaintiff. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS BY ORDER OF CO CRT. Carl C. Hurting, executor of the last will and tentameut of Isham B. Harting, deceased, vs Lucinda I-wis ft. al. State of Indiana, Hoone county as: In the Circuit court of Bwne counLy in the state of Indiana. No. 6075. Complaint petition to sell land and .0 nuiet title. Re it known, that, on the 2fith day of January 1117. the above named phintiff, by his attorney, filed in the office of the clerk of the circuit court of Brone county, in the Sfate of Indiana, his complaint against the above named defendants. I.m ir.Oa Lewis el. al., ami the said plaintiff, having also
filed in said clerk's ndke the affidavit i of a competent person, showing that said defendants to-wit: Luctndu Lewis, Drueilla l.cwi, Rachel I.ewis, Williunfj
Le.vis, John l-wis. Margaret Lewis, Albert Lewis, Sarah Lewis. John M. Walker, Joseph J. Walker, .lane Walker, Elizabeth C. McNary, Kliabetb McNnry, Sanford Allen, Henry M. Lnwler,- Lawler, Lawler, Joseph L. I iler, Uizarui F. P. Iwler. Mary Handrijtg, Jesse Durham, Barton W. Killer, J. Milton Walker. James C. Walker, Marv Me Nary, Ellen McNary, Alexander McNar, George Vtaiis, Jamea II. Hamilton. Joseph Creig, Lorenzo C. Douglierty, Americus C Daily. Harvey O. Haielrigg, .Samuel S. Daily, Mag. gie Gibson, Margaret 3. Gibaon, John II. Couch, B. F. Thomas. The unknown widows, widowers, husbands, wives, him, devisees, legatees, executors, Administrators, assignee, mortgagees or guardians of each and all of said above named and designated defendants and each of them and their suc--onr in Interest! whoa true naiflei, dd'5.-ri and resideneet tn nnkntm'B and nnv raersen w peranne who by any po.nte matin or rifht may tow
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You do not have to limit yourself to the paltry choice of a half dozen fabrics or patterns if you come here for your tailoring. We carry a very liberal assortment of both imported and domestic materials suitable for men's and women's garments. Low prices and good work keep us busy. That is one of the many reasons why it will pay you to.let us work for you, Iacobelli Bros. Phone 785-Y. CLEANING, PRESSING AND REPAIRING. First National Bank Building.
claim or hereafter claim or assert any right, title or interest through or under any one, either or ull of said unknown defendants and any person who may have been known at any time by the above designated name or names who by marriage or otherwise may have changed his or her name, are not residents of the state of Indiana. Aff'otnt further ny thlt the plBietiff in the above entitled cause claims full and complete right and title to the real estate described :n said complaint to be in the plaintiff and the following named defendants: Car! C. Harting, Ad. V. Hurting, Charles B. Harting, Pallia B. Harting, Hiram J. Harting and The Indiana Natioi.al Life Insurance Company of Jmiiaiiapulis, Indiana, whirh real estate is described as followa to-wit: The southeast quarter of the southeast ouartcr nf section three (3, township aeventeen (17), north, range two (2) Weet, containing forty acree, more or less. Also a part of the southwest quarter of section two (2), township seventeen (17) north, range two (2) west, described aa follows: commencing at the aouthwt corner of said section, townabi and rang and running thence norti one thousand five hundred thirty-two (16St) links, thunee eait nrs thoaoane" fifteen JS01M link", thence south on Majwad fro hundred :tiry-v
(1532) links, thence west two thoui
and fifteen .(2010) links to the plac of beginning, containing thirty an
eighty-six hundredths acres, more of
less.
Affiant further says that the inter!
est so asserted by the plaintiff in h; complaint and petition is asserted a against any and all persons whatso erer, and that it is thf purpos
of the plaintiff in this cause an
proceeding, to quiet his t:ti an' Interest in and to such real estate a against the world and as against ai demands, tlsims and elsimants what soever, except said last above name and designated defendants. Now, therefore, by order of sab court, aaid defendants last abovi
named are here) notified of the filina
and pendency of said complain against them and that unless they ap pear and answer or demur thereto, a the calling of said cause on the 20t;
dv of Mnrcb, 191? the same being thf
68th judicial day of a term of san court to bo begun and held at the rnur' house in the city of Ubanon, Indian,
on the first Monday in Jarwirr. 19171
said complaint and the matters am things therein contained and allege will be heard and determined in thv absence , LEONARD TITUS, Cl'-