Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 154, Lebanon, Boone County, 28 March 1917 — Page 8

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Here are noire of th" reasons for chousing a Kabo corset above all others. There is a separate and distinct style lor every figure: the best materials that can lie bought for the purpose, are used; the prices are as low as you can pay and get real corset style and comfort.

Olympic Theatre Coming Thursday, March 29 EXTKA ADDED ATTRACTION "Newcastle Tornado Pictures" We shall not attempt to go into details in regard to this horrible catatiophe which has been visiied ujon our neighboring eilv. These pi-'tures are shown to give you some idea as to the fearful destruction that was caused by ihis terrible cyclone. "BROKEN CHAINS' Ethel Clayton and Carlyle I;iacl:v.ell are featured in this lirady-VVorid production. The ambition of every producer of motion pictures is to present the old story of love in omc new, thrilling and unique manner. No rem.u k has -er tood ii,e acid test of the cynics so successfully as "LOVE Wild. FIND A WAV in "BROKEN (MAINS." S .v -thing happens, and this pai'tim'ai- s.nii'L!i;;ig provides a new vehicle for future romances. Ii is one of those beautiful Soui hern stories that remind us of life's higher elevation, h is a thrilling dram:', of modern women and leaders of men big men. There is nothing in the story to hurt your feelings, but there is much to entertain those ho are looking for good pictures clean, wholesome ami nk-asai.t to -. membor. Klc ADMISSION .c

Real Estate For Sale

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Henry Roem 2u:i nn.l H Olympic Theater Quality House Quality Plays j TONIGHT ; Triangle Flays Present j William Desmond and Doro-: thy Daiton in "A GAMBLE IN SOULS" ' In thin luteit Tri-iet-le ','',:; thruin xma-sh ui.il whirl anil ni,h of th" ea, 8 wondVrlul. Lre,"ii("tskir.e Miio wrwk, Me primal lf t nf two su m the wihlerneiie, v. ith Bu'-pi-ni-tp, violence mul all that ye to muke op a virile story of ir.rnit.ive h:'e. Therare two filits. One in u free-f.,r-ai hatU in v .iat purports to he a mis'on in San I'rancisro. anil the other is a nuifhty haml to Land iitriiKKle hetween two pnweifui men on a lonely itlanil. Don't niiiot th.s fr.o. "nr. 10c-ADMISSION-5c COMING THURSDAY World Film Coisioralion pre-ntt Ethel Clavton and Carlyl blatkwoli ui a t;rr t-iJ en lobor law "CIMKEN" CHAINS" RF.P0KTK8 on r. b veael

THIS cm-set is for the norma! figure. There are fourteen Kabo figure types one of them in yours, and there's a Kabo moth I hat is just the thing for you. Thin Kabo system of figure types makes it easy for you lo select vur

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r-fferw leii M ini.tHiO. (fin Ike iHlfniHtttol firm Kt'ivtrv.l K4a YU.KSk iSi'o, fl., M.ir-h 2. . Tlie (vt:it- of the Into Mnjorflenetnl lretl.ri.k l unston .n.Mxtx of i:u.MH iol if" iiiMininee uril personal i If.f u va!lir-'l i.t f i, mronlmif to a p.'tilion for l-t i -rs of -vlioioixtra-tion til'il in th- raHK-iiiir court hy Mr.;. K.fo.i Ii. KimtMH, the wnlow. . MARKET REPORTS INDI AN M'OI.IS LIVESTOCK. INIH.WAI'OI.IS Intl., March 2. The run nf ti.MW) hoffs for the miirkoi ttflay v.as On- InrKot for M"vtral lay.- ainl u ii-ual tl.t'rc was more Dili In ts in pi n i s. Scvi'rul Iiiik solil lo ou'.'i.l.' hiivfis at tl.l ami Kintra'i & ).. I.i.oi-1't pturtt iit SI.". or.. A fow .:,h-i iTf at 1.V1'I ami tilt" top fur tin- ik.y was IVI5. so the mtirkrt was :.c to U- ln in :i (,'cncral way. ATTI K--Tli.. rtvoii.ts of t.soli fall I. '.vr ro ll:o hirst for ovor a noTitli, ami th's work.-tl to tho a.lant:iKt of Imyi r.: ulm rcali?otl moro or ! Ins ill pi-iff. Sti't-r rattle now aic -( to ."iiv lower than the host tine- la-' week, anil female liutfher railii' ;-ie tUot. il OttlM sli'luly to lower than w'stor.lav. Ahoiit the mm" mo- prevail! il with rereieiu e to the market for l.utU anil a hiir ran of .11 caiv- m"iI with Vi rv little, if anv. .Iiiv.-i.nee in ,ri.,..' There a:. 'u llli.t ..ia.-,.-t for ,li-ker, ami r, ,.,. Slll t- I' tito1 Limits .', eipts of ''llO .sheep irifer thim they have i.i.t w-re p;i.ii.p-lly m one run--.it ,..n--t;.i- of .i..!i!.l.-.l.t. -,'... lainl... ll-.at loom-lit f:e rhe-: . -I i-- l-a-r real.Ze.l .. .,.i,ar.,ip ! s .a.:,.t. eel i.....ffh ai-sl s, k to Ther. ( lilt I.U Vl. . llli'.Mio. Ii;.. Mai. h -What fi,:il Ml v . Pi i.e. Nin I.--i., - a.s a !- nil of cortiial..! dry al- in the. : v t ami on Imv - .,ve--e-r. t ioo -i :. Tl'.e Mil-' -I Mi. ii--..r.-l than the v il. ip il.-liv. n.-i. Tiaile was !ifht. ;,.( ,..,(, , ..., I -;e,-t!.TaU'. :,-. !'e .!.... Ut wa;- or. -Ml. .. ii i..,.i; t.;i.i..., pi, s -ir,i- Mie selling I'r.-v siit'.th ( .,. u hc.t - Nt.iv. l !H'-a. ;.luU. : ' M-ot.-i-l,,-!. 1... . ( ,.. n '.lav SLIT .. ' Julv. !.-!..,-. SepterolM... ?I.I4. 1 ..,- - M;.;.. :" : 1 !':-. '',. I'..,:-- Ma,. -. !.:": J.ily. f'.:i.6T. i ,,-.)--'..:-. l:. i-'.fn HTr: .In'v, Sl!l.. h-iOo-l,-:. .J"(I2. - Ma. i -.; July, i.:.o. f lll M.o IIVf'.-TlHK. fS!'i ii K K VAGI'S. I!'.. March s . I - i:.-ee.i., :-.im; o,i.l.l. -t..iv; in .. -! a.: ' hulerer... 5-M.l..'.. la.!'.; it i.e." 1 l.-.aio la. J i .r.pKh 1. .v .... si lift; liltl.t, t!I.Oi."i la on; ,.:', slI.alKo I'l.Rr.; I, .'k ' -a p.. SI l.xi.di la.UI. t' ITt j: I:--. . i.t h. IT.'itiO; iv.aik-. t ;. a.i.; l.-i-.e. .fi(K,i 2 :,: revv s arid li.-il'-rs, .. iiii.i ll.i"i; -to. k- an. I f. . ders. S7 I'M .; Tevnnj. s'.v. ., 'I.hii; cove-, tl-.'im.'o l.t .vi. SIO-'I'I'- Keee.pt.-, J".0OI); m i , ket . v.e.ik: niitiv.-s and vvcslrrn... ll..'jn,. I la--I.-. u '- I r,.::i. GRAIN MARKETS. Cutter, fre.sti Leithornn II..,,, i'j l!n and over lt-ni under 4'.- II, H Spril. eiiicks over 'J lb.s Old r'xkx ounz CK-k. atatry tt'n tuiks, 8 !1). ami over .... Hen tuiks, old Tom turhs, 12 pounds and over Trrh Tuik, old Cap.in'.. 7 lt9 and over il.de III! full fealh. re.1 l()e I I'HH I NK, Ii. II. 12. Joe land and son Will of ii'roenwood called on Ainde Perkins Sunday. Helen S'iirepie spent Friday n:i;ht with Mrs. Ada Itii hey. Kndo.tvor every Sunday eveninjr at i o cinck everv body invited. Kemernher the April Fool social ut the Kl'.7-avi!le haM Saturday evening, Ma.-h Miss Erlith Wiley wmt to Trre ttaute nh'-re she v iil attend school. Mr. and Mr. Wesley Hwojie ani daudhter Lena mient Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harks. Mr. and Mrs. I!v Sample tment Fiidav w th HiiKh Fnmpl. I: ay Hlehey and h'other Chartea, went to Indianapolis. Friday and re mmrieil until .-salunJai!. ' v. f t v- r ' - ',1 ' -nrf -

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Man an 'I Wnitia't Kilteil an4 Am.ll.er Woman Itlaily Injured. IKa Hr i.l.i..,l,.4 Xrcl.i.i . Ai.fON, til., Marrh 18. -A mim anil a woman were killeil anil another woman prnLol.ly fatally injured when the jtutornchiln ,n whj,h Uiey were on their ay from shipniBit to I'i.'i.sa, III., to att.'fiil a fooerut was fcttuek l a C'hirairn 4 Alton flyer three miles west of Shipman at 9:.'I0 thi.s innrninir. 'I'hi; ilead are: Harvey ( anlia, a Shipman fann'r. Mi. .lames I.eailer, Wi, wife of a neiichbor of C'ariliir. Canlitra wife was' hai'ly injurrii anil it is sail! that .uhe cannot recover.

ELIZAVILLE. Alpha Cory was the guest of Louis Allegree and wife last week. Squire McKinley and Ruby Evans and son Buster were in Lebanon Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Higbee of l.ebanon called on the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Egbert Higbee Sunday evening. Mrs. May Dulin and daughter Jessie near Mechanicsburg spent Sunday with John Batts and family. Mrs. t.ouis Burleson spent Saturday with her daughter Mrs. Lorena Coy. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Storms of Lebanon called on Jake Newkirk and family Sunday. Tom Reed and family spent the afternoon at the Newkirk home. Miss Mary Silver of Indianapolis, called on Mrs. Cora Fisher Sunday morning. Robert Batts and wife near l.ebanon spent Sunday with his father, Butler Batts. Dr. Shields and family of Thorntown, called on Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Edrington Sunday afternoon. Elsie Newkirk of Lebanon spent the week-end with her parents here. Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Tucker were in Noblesville Saturday. James Nett Coy and Mattie k were in Kirkliri Thursday on Perry Park, wife and daughter spent Saturday in Lebanon with relMr. and Mrs. Will Edrington had for their dinner guests last Wednesday, W. J. Edrington and wife and Joe Adams and wife. Louis Swope and son Bob Swope made a business trip to Indianapolis ROSSTON. Mrs. Jessie DeBard remains very ill. The rest of the sick are all better Mr. and Mrs. Richard Watts spent Sunday with Alice Stevenson and family. Mrs. Johl Wurtzler spent Monday with Mrs. James DeBard. Marcus Parr who has been in Missouri all winter called on Arthur Harlos Monday. While in Missouri his sister died. Grover Staton and family and Arlie Staton and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Martha Jane Staton. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Harlos, George Harlos and son George spent Sunday with Clarence Harlos and family. Lester Watts spent part of last week with Dick Watts and family. Mrs. Theo Wills called on her daughter Mrs. Myrtle Hickson in Rosston Saturday night. Virgil Harlos and family, John Steelsmith and family spent Sunday with Walter Bowman and family of Baker's Corner. Mrs. Rossa Bragg and family and Mrs. Emma Cody spent Thursday with Mrs. Richard Watts. George Atkins, wife and daughter Maiy, spent Sunday with Ott Moore and family. TO CONTRUE LAWS. INDIANAPOLIS, March 28th. -- Governor Goodrich today appointed Ele Stansbury, attorney general, William H. Thompson and W. W. Spencer as a commission to consider and interpret the woman suffrage law, the new registration law, the new primary law and other laws affecting the election machinery passed by the last legislature. URGES BREAK WITH AUSTRIA. PEKIN, March 28. -- Lian Chi-Chao, a leader in Chinese reform movements, has addressed a memorial to the government urging that the country break with Austria-Hungary within forty-eight hours and enter the war at once. RUSSIAN OFFICIAL KILLED. BERLIN, Via wireless, March 28. -- The governor-general of the Russian government of Tver has been assassinated. News of his violent death was received by the Overseas News Agency today. SUCCEEDS PEARCY. INDIANAPOLIS, March 28. -- Oscar H. Williams, associate professor at Indiana university, was named state high school inspector to succeed J. H. Pearey today. His salary will be $2,500 a year. APPROPRIATES $150,000. ALBANY, N. Y., March 28. -- The bill appropriating $150,000 for a military census of the state was passed by unanimous consent by the assembly today and now goes to the gov-

Was Laid on Dispaches From Chihua-

hua City. (by the International News Service) EL PASO, Tex., March 28.--The strictest censorship was laid on all dispatches from Chihuahua City by Mexican military authorities at Juarez today while reports of skirmishing between Villistas and Carranza troops south of the state capital persisted. Men in close touch with Villa's movements declared they did not believe his real assault on Chihuahua City has yet begun, though they reported Villa bands closing in upon the Carranza stronghold. ROARK. School will be out at No. 11 on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clay of Yorktown spent the first part of last week with H. P. Stephens and wife. Guy Morrison and family spent Saturday night and Sunday with relatives at New Ross. Dorothy Titus visited Thursday night at the home of John Owens west of Dover. Charles Peyton, wife and daughter Miss Olive of near Bushtown, took supper with John T. Jones and wife Thursday evening and attended the Dover Country club at night. Jasper Gordon received word that the wind storm Friday damaged the home of their daughter Mrs. Jesse Emmert near North Salem. Elias Plew and family of near New Salem visited Mrs. Margaret Beck Sunday. J. N. Bratton and wife Glen Bowen and James Kibbey visited Sunday with Ralph Jones and wife. Mrs. Roy Rust pleasantly entertained the N. S. club Friday afternoon. Mrs. Will Sumpter and Mrs. John Emmert were guests. The hostess served a plate luncheon assisted by Mrs. I. P. Hooton and Miss Genevieve Welch. Mrs. Charles McClain has been at the home of her father J. C. Caldwell who has been seriously ill with heart trouble. Dr. Charles Emerson specialist of Indianapolis, was called Wednesday. MECHANICSBURG. Sam Doughty and wife are the parents of a baby boy born Tuesday, March 27. Next Sunday and Sunday night is Rev. Sleeth's regular appointment. Mrs. Fred Herr and baby visited relatives at Frankfort last Friday. Arthur Denny and family of Lebanon spent Sunday at J. W. Moore's. Charles Young and family on Frankfort, visited relatives here Sunday. Rev. Arthur Clements filled the pulpit at the M. E. church Sunday. Frank Davis and family motored to Mooresville, Monday and spent the day with friends. School closes at this place Tuesday April 3. Edward McCanee and family and Mr. and Mrs. George Cassidy were Sunday guests of F. M. McVey and wife near Scotland. AN URGENT CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS

Among the members of the Lebanon high school alumni may be made within a few days. The congress of the United States is to meet in special session next Monday, and it is possible that many of the graduates of L. H. S. will rush to the support of the Red, White and Blue.

YOUR COUNTRY NEEDS YOU But even before congress meets and makes such a call, there's a plea out for the former graduates to meet at the high school building Thursday evening of this week, at 7:30 o'clock. Display your love of country with an OFFER TO ENLIST P.lll. to U'-t to the point, the' alumni wi!' have a nieetir.R, as sl.-iU-,l above. Thu.--diu-eveiinijf of this week, and the Ohl (o.hl ami ninek fl.nr. . needs u little rallyinit aroued. There is a isH el 47 Kia.lu-i.t.-s this yer, and tiny med i.orne entertldnnierit. They need to he shewn that they're I.et'H all get together and show these youriRslers that we haven't forotten all v.-e eyer Unew. COME THURSDAY NIGHT FOIl Evervthinir Electrical SEE J, E. BERKLEY 124 W. South. Phone 97S-L AIRIIARTS GARAGE - 1. H. A1RHAUT Ai. tm !!: Cu'.sk Auto Room fof ('.- Expert Workmen , tli Sowth. Ix-banon St.

We are showing a fino Hats and Furnishings for

Lebanon and

House Cleaning Needs

riimt'.x Wall Paper Cleaner, 2 en us for 1 ThAiTiiinnia. I t. bottle. ... Klc Washing Ptiwdpts, 3 pkgs. KitPaint and Vurnish Stuin wr can . .- 10o Paint ir Vurnish Brushes 1 0St rtiti Rrushi's . . . .5r and 10c Mower Seeds, 5 wkp He EXTRA STEC1VI-1 qt. or 1 Moore's 5 & Deliver .aOc orders

Colonial Theatre TONIGHT Course Play No. 5 "OHEYT thundered the imposter when Hester hesitated between filial love and ner solemn oath. MA M ,I, TliUNNELLE and CONWAY TEARLE IN 'The Heartof the Hills' will p;ie yen ninety minute of straight-from-the-shoulder rapid action in one of the exceptional dramas of the year. "THE HEART OF THE HILLS" is founded on the celebrated novel "The Girl From the East," by David Whitelaw. In the cast are a dozen filmtrained favorites, brilliantly interpreting an exciting story of romance and adventure. "THE HEART OF THE HILLS" offers a strong, logical plot, and unending succession of exciting scenes and a finished production that can not fail to please. lr)C-ADMISSION-10c

NEWEST CREATIONS. PRICES THE LOWEST WALL PAPER Sartront'H Floor Lac Screen Paint Paint and Varnish Rrushes LONG & DAVIS Phone 39 Wall Paper Store

When in Need of Lumber See Us Fuller Lumber Co. Phone 299. 410 West Socth Strert

We Have a Few Bareains in Implements and Plow Shares J. C. BROWN CO.

BEP0HTER, ONE MONTH BY BIAIL 35c. RETOIiTEK, BY MAIL, $3.00 A YEAIt

Don Delay

Drp-ss-upWeck and Easter arc both close- at hand. Order your Spring Suit now.

assortment of S I y 1 i s Ii men. Thorntown.

Screen Wire, 1 yard 15c Spotlens Cleanser 5c Ron-Ami 10c CtirtHin Pole 10c Curtain Good, yard 10c White Wash Brush 15c Garden Rakes 25c Garden Hoes 25c Garden Trowels ,10c 1). of I.tiwn Crass Seed 10c

10c Store Phone 142 Reo Automobiles - Trucks Fiye-pasenger four JS76 Seven-pansengcr six F. 0. B, Lansing Call for Demonatntion Mooie & McKoberts, Auto Ir.n