Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 164, Lebanon, Boone County, 9 April 1917 — Page 4

J. M. B4TTBHTON, Newa awilter.

Iasued ewy evealna; except Sunday, wl'h mull editlona Tea.ihln 3J Kural Routes au Town of Jamestown, A4renoe, Ttiernlown, wnlteiilown. zione. villa, McelianiesburS. ElUavUl TeckuM ana Roaeion. mm of svasoarrnosr. (Mail subscriptions pnyet'H strlotly IS advance and paper will ua dlveon tinned aniens .luhscrlptlon la raoawad) By Mall, ona year Bjr Malt, en montha 1.71 By Mail. IhrM montha 0 By alall, ona month hr Carrier, per week .... By Carrier, ona year .. .10 . . t oo Obituarlea and Cards of 1haiik are auMecl to a cliarire of fic per Una of si words. Ca.l. ahuuld aectmitany matter of thla kind. Advarlisinf matter of lotteries or anylhnKC of a Ilka nature not accepted at any price. Advertising rales made known on applicallua. KoreiKh A.lv American I'rea and Chicago. liu 76; Newa, aU.SOSIC CAlBsTDAB. Slated Beetluia. Hcione (.mice No. r . A M. ee" end Krl.'.n' -.'li iiimilli. 7 3" u. M Ivory c. Tulle, serret.tr. Harry A. Hurt Leoannn Cipler No. ;. to-der Est arn Btr. f irt Tiic.,It eartf month 7-30 p. in wia an Nu, aecretar May Schults, W. M. lbiian Chapter N J. K. A M er ond We-lnetilay ea.-N in'-nUi. 7 7w p. in Ivory (.'. Tglle, secretary, pallet J B(ia. K I'. y'c.fifll No J, KnlKhl! Teiiii,lr. Tlili'l M 7 30 n. m. Ivorr i lolle. Recorder Ben L Cuouba, K. C. IIONOKI.NU I HMNCK l .'RACK. The coniinir of the minimi i'Ujtvance of the re: urn 'ft inn nf tht I'rmre o! I 'caw v. at :t lime ln fic forcinoi-t defender of tiie faith, thi. republic, is entering upon the final war to bring; about the peace of the world. Christ came tu brinx "not peace, but a t-word," and there can be no true peace until the world is freed frotr any jtovemment but that of the people, rclyinit uptn Divine guidance Christ drove the wicked from the teni pie, and m His followers must hel break up autocratic rule, the M-ca!led divine rule of kines, and the people for whom Christ died and for nhn.x freedom from wrong, i-'n and ciror He was. resurrected, muct fitflit for thi inei'niinK of thet-c principles ;nfi blcii'iffi, with Chn.-t as the ludor Our soldiers will ten into the war, under the order of our Kovcrrnnonl, but they will fight enperting to b" yj'tverned by the stand irds preached and tinicticed by the Man of Galilee. The Christian ii.Uii.. f.sht to ad vance the cause, of the people fo: whom Christ died. War i.s ti rribh but advance mu.st be mw'o, and tho: w ho stand in the w ay murt be pu.-h (! Heilr. None will fisht more biavrU nr w ith ler thnnpht of elf than tlew who 1'iok to Chri.-t as lead'-c. I),, leader not only of thi nation, b'lt of all the (treat miliniis of the wuild "Ilia truth i.- marrhintt nr." tVlf.l. H. Y. I'l.KYI V OK nv.w, The I'liiirr SLatrs will have pl.-itty of help before the rouniry hai- koi.( very far into the war with dennanv. I'hiH help will come from the rinallei nation. who have had a iij;iir d a' f rom Vd le .Sam. Cuba aiicady ie in the war. and I'au .una will jf.-t in, anil none of Central and South American republic! will add their we-ht to Unit of tin, nation in Ihe worldwide war on autw riaey and mU -(fovernirK-ni. , Tliu nittinn has nothinr In r-rel a. bit lice di'dlion- w-'.h tilher pophv, feept with Ihe Amcrir in Indian, and nw even that ri-c is erinsc it wiviee, for lite war, o.an;. of the In fllaflo havine Ih'cokh' food A merit an. The allies t him to h.iv-. .,hoiil all eohtr and a'l ration... v.i'h luent, b'l (he Unileil .Stai, will :nld evny ntl.T r.ir, trichvlii.i: n.uny thou ;ind. tli liermaa-. Ilicm.lves, ror (h" ;rm:irit 'M -v th':r lit; ft tilt:, nation jlMt Hl Will tho.,e a...e, of over othf r,cotntry who Kive unite lit re tc make Ihcir homes. The United .NlU- wiU fiimh.), ...Id ieca ftotn the Caucasian, t'hi"ian. l!td, .lu i eveu tlxt MaUy atd Mitt-

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v ,'4 be Jkp.i.ne and Cii.in.ie in our atmicsy whin the treat cull ahnll come (or volunteers. There will be men from every nation, little nd bi(t. w Her the sun. The negroes and the Indiana will take t front rank as toldiery. The Jridi have come here by the hundred! of thousands, the Eng. Hsh, Orrnnn, French, the Italians, the Norwegian and Swedes, the Greeks, the Austriana, Portuguese and Spanish; all the h-Ianda of the sea have furnished their portion to put into the great melting pot of America, and now all, fighting to gether, ato going back to help In the final breaking up of the last great autocracy. Vrui-Mani.sm and militarism must go, and all the races of the world should have a hand in its final overthrow. So, Uncle Sam will welcome the help of all the races that make up his ounlry, and those will join with all the other peoples of the world, not m malice, not with thought of conquest, but, w i:h the good of the world at heart, will go forward to a great victot y. MAW AI.HKADY TRAINED. While every effort is being made 'o train men for war, it should not be forgotten tht there are many hunIitiIs ,of thousands of men in this ount'y who hove hud training either tete or before coming here. A good many iicn had tra.ning in the armies f i;ui (-, and hey will lie ready to Kive the benefit of their training. It Mil be pos.oUt to find a good ntany ur.'lieils of thousands of men w-ho iivi' had military faining to the :toiat where the know how In obey order;, aud move forward when the call MINISTERS PLEDGE fhe Htrttne County AsMtriation -Adopts lU'stihilitins at Meetins Held Today. At a meeting of tile lJoone County Miiii-.tenal A-.soc.iation hehl this Homing at the Centenary Methnilisl 'hurch, resolutions were adoptetl ex-:ite....iiiL-too vmnathv of the a.,soeiation to l't-e.-ident Wilson and approving his action in regard to (he iar with liennany. The reaolutionr read as folious: "Kevolved, that we onvey to I'leHiiont W:lon assurance f our ry mruilhy, and our approval of nis course in relation to tiie war with h rmany. and asoure him of our willingnesn to serve to the extent of oui ibthly." The suhkrl of ciunlt w iiie evaitrM. ism wn.t brought up for di.tcussion. hut any uctinn on the inatt.:r whk tlefcrretl unn the next regular meeting o he h"ld on May 1 1. Wjisihinxdin Toun.Hhip Meeting Held Sunday Wealhtr Ctils Attendanre. Tiie ateiiilanie ut tiie annual con vention of the Washington town-hip lay school, held at the Bethel tl"thndtl Kpistopal church .Sunday a, only fa.r. The bad weather was he rau.-r of inanj not attending. The rograin ineluiM songs bv the vari'U.illluhiy seliools m the Inwn-hip. reportj- of the superintendents, talks bv town.-hip ..nicer;., an address In Hal-t.-u, anl ,hort talk, bv Mia Mrltimal of Advance, K. K. Smith i.r Whitfrttown and Itobcrt ti. Crose of l'horntown. COURT NEWS. Ma beMe and Chariot'. ttera . made puMir wards on petition of the Hoard .if Children's1 Guardians. SI'Kl M.I. MASONIC M)TK;. I .i,,,,,,!, Chanter No. !!, It. A. M. 1 ) p. fu, W eiipi'iil ,y April II. Stated coinoe.ttion. VV.lti, ,u the Ro; . ..1 An U lt. gr,'.. Ro-me Co-Ikc So. U f A A M Krt. oil April I I. Shit..) inc-ting. Work in II,.. M. M. deproe. MAHKMGK l.rt KNSriS. Marriage licriie ,e Iwen ssttecj to Jew,. ,.V JtlJtp j T(y. It': T'naj L Ca.i.y.ts nu-i vvitmic M.i) Ability.

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Local i'osloffjce Receives Notice to This Effect From the Government. All mail consigned ta Germany from this country will tt stopped according to the daily order sent out by the pos tal d-partment today. The order reads: "During the coatinuanc" of 1- :;;!'; ties between the United t lutes and Germany, tin packages or other rv !! matter originating within the United States or iU possessions t-rtl destined for Germany, or addressed to any pot office, port, or other place within the jurisdiction of Ger many, shall be dispatched from the United States to their Saul destina tion; provided, however, that nothing herein contained ehall be construed to authorize the seizure or detention of any foreign closed transit mails for Germany originating in Germany anil lestined for any other foreign coun try (not her colony or dependency) bite in transit over the territory of the United States, which closed mails hould be returned by the United States exchange office first receiving them to the country whence received tceompanietf hv a bulletin of verifica tion stating that the United tates an not act as intermediary for the fciwarding of such mails. "That for the purpose of executing his order iiostmaxters at post ofltees if the Unitwl States and its possesions are hereby instructed to send to he division of dead letters, for return .0 the senders or other appreciate lispnsa), all mail matter prohibited lispnteh as above indicated. "This order is hereby made to in clude all mail matter destined for Oerraany now remaining in the United States and it possessions, and that hich may be mailed or received hereiifter. Postmasters will cnu.ie due notice of the foregoing to be taken at their Hires and until otherwise Instructed refuse to accept for mniling any mail matter tit atined for delivery in (Terniiny. "In view of the fact that under exting conditions, mail for Austria, (lurptiry. Luxemburg, Bulgaria ami T.irkry reittiri's transit through frmany, to w hich country mail service "rom the United States is no-v (.".:- j tended, mail for those countries w ill he treated until otherwise ordered, in ' the manner herein prescribed for mail destined for Germany; bat mail from those countries received in the United ! States will be dispatched to destinat ion." Another announcement received at ihis office .states that all mail from the United States to the We.st India Islands will now be carried under the domestic rule 'instead of foreign. The United States recently purchased these islands from Denmark and since, they become America's possessions, j i he domestic rate was applied to -ill mails to be sent there. Another jorder received this morning states that all men in the postal service who are now on leave of absence, other than their regular leave tin pay. on military' duty or on account of sickness, be called back to sennetimmediately. Hereafter leave of alienee will not be granted except for tiurfioses mentioned above and all regulations in conflict with this order art rescinded until further notice. NEW SHOE STORE OPENS. Special entertainment for Visitor to Heaton'a New Establishment. The oh ning of Ch'tn Ileaton's new hoc store on th" et side of the ,'tuare whs held Saturday and hitr crowds visited the store throughout ihe day. Music war, furnished by Karl Watson and his nrrhe.-tru. Mist. Haz"! Shahan di.-rtbuter) the favors 'if flowers to the ladies and whistles !o the children. Mr. Heaton and Ins family have moved to this rity. He recently purrha-ed the tork bek.ng irg to the Selz Shoe company and has (liken a new lease on the room. He is handling a complete line of shoes and has one of the best stocks in tin ily. $1,001.42 FOR BOONE itifttrihution of the Lirenxc Kees. to Counties-, Ho Begun. 4 Jark.n, recrrtary of stAle. Paturjuy brgas; the dislribirtion of to !: tf $7 l.7;i'..i"i to ihe ixrutttiea. f ihe tnte ittider the InH ait aotmnobiie license law. The miey Is hhe totail wetved bv secretary of state frcin tips sair o( licenea itoviog the Usl nix months nf 1!H. The total exceed, bv approxunalely HUM!, the Hmount dislrdiuted for Hit tame per. rod In y.llb. l"K COlUl'j tefctl, , lH.'ji'l lJ at iU auar.'. ,

All 'e ,. a, vc ... I'.uiiui t ' frren .Jtouee. lctwiy now. 4-ti if jamah, auto delivery. Long distance, drivea I't,,,,,. BIB- W. T. KsrHIe.

e rebuild pianos and art equipped to rrhnisb eases as wen as supply any broken or worn eut parts. We hv an expert tuner and can give your Work Immediate attention, tall or wrjte us for price. Geo. I Frank 4 Co. - Mar. Sl-tf. ATFARMERS'METING Pledge Support to Food Connervation and Urge Increase in Cropa. The following resolutions were adopted at the mass meeting of farmers held Saturday afternoon at the court house in response to the call issued by Governor Goodrich: Whereas, The United States Is facing the greatest sho'rtige in the food supply that this country has ever been engaged in. unit Whereas, Our Nation looks to Indiana for Its full quota of men to prosecute this great war, and for more than her share of food to maintain our army, navy, and civilian peculation, and realizing that the mun who glows food is no less a pntriot than the man who thnulders a gun, We, the citizens of Honne county adopt the following measures in order to stimulate food production and to onservc our resources to the fullest Xtent. In order to accomplish this end, we feel the neessitv of organizing our county with eommitteess to further all branches of production and to aid in the conservation of food products. Organisation. This organization shall include all persons in lloone county. The ollieers of this organization -hall be n president, vice president, iml a secretary, whoso duties shall he the Usually prescribed duties of Ui h ofhees. Upon determination of the principal rops needing increased production and methods of conserving all sifricullurnl products committees shall he ap pointed whose duties shall ho to proiect this nrk. Suggested committees, one from ach township: Corn Production seed testing, var ieties, fertilisation, cultivation, inreased acreage, five acre contest. I'otato t'roduction Increased acre age, fertilization, seed, disease, cultivation. Home Garden and Vegetable Crops Soil preparation, selection of suit able crop, canning uii preserving fruiU and vegetables. Kruit Spraying, pruning, eniciey in marketing and conservation. Livestock Production Care and luanagement, - feeding, larger use of pastures urged, selection nf rations. Dairy Production Care and man agement, feeding, pastures, silos. Heme projects for lieys and tiiris Corn club, pig club, poultry club, gal lon dull, dairy rluh, etc. Food Conservation Canning of irgetahles and fruit, better utiliza tion. TtOMKKT STEPHENSON. P. II. CltANE. C. I). McKEV. K.OFP.TOCELEBRATE Foundint; of Leliannn Lodge to be Observed W ith Special Program. Thursday April I", is the for'yihird aRr-ivcrsarr f 'he the founding of the Lebanon lodge riT Knights of P; thias nd s the celebration a splendid program has been arranged for that evening. Past t.rnd than Z'llnr, Merrill E. W iImii of Indianup. tlis will be here and deliver anddress and will also give the new see t work. An extensive prngium hich will 1n t,f interest to every K. Of P. has alsn been arntnged. At if,. ..a xl.ii hi'tui tt tin: rt. of 1'. lodge lit.-t week s resolution -s passed rem'Uiea In" due of l members mho are in Company 1! ot any branch of Ihe army service. As lung as Hicee men axe In active sor- : no dura will ie char(t ihem. . IIEfltg IWITION. It. f, t.arr who has lien tM.li'.'.'1 t the Campliell. Pmi'h i'td Pitehiej i.4x e.-iH " u-i.itio.u ei.o n.r rurally -'. mo Wirte geaeriil rarjienier work, Mmi'B. i vVaUrTentt r on doe tai ".

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. . . $ h Eliza Jine Kohn Succumbed in Washington Township to Complication of Pisensts.

Eliza Jane Kohn, a resident nf Washington township died at her home there Sunday- evening at 8:16 o'clock at the age of seventy-five years, five months and thirteen daya, death following aevoral months' illness due to a complication of diseases. She was bom in Franklin county near Mt. Carmel, October, 25, 141. There she was married to Daniel Kohn September 28, 1H4. Her husband died February, 7, 1!)14. A few years after their marriage Mr. and Mrs. Kohn moved to this county and settled on the farm In Washington township where they both died. She was a member of the Presbyterian 'church at Mt. Carmel but when they moved to this county she transferred her membership to the Hazclrigg Presbyterian church. e Two children. Mrs. Ida Thompson of Washington township and Mrs. Emma Harris of near Kingman, Ohio, anil one sister, Mrs. John- Miller of Washington township survive her. The funeral services will be held r.t the residence at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon the Rev. Hugh Ronald officiating. Bunal willte at Oak Hill. IN JUKE I) BY A FALL. Mrs. Henry Sicks had her left arm painfully injured Sunday morning when she fell while on her way home from church. The ligament of her left arm were badly torn. Reporter, by mail, 153 a Year. rave coma inoiiB gheeks Be Better Looking Take Olive Tablet If your skin is yflljw oniplexion pallid tongue ceated appetite poor you have a bad Uste in your mouth a l.t zy. no-good feeling you should take Olive Tablets. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets a substitute for calomel were prepared by Dr Fdwards after 17 years of study with his patienM. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive cil. You will know them by their olive color. To hive a clear, pink skin, bright eyes, no pimples, a feeling ot buoyancy like chiluhund days you muil get at the cause. 13r. Edwards' Olive Tablets act on the liver and bowels like calomel yet have no danscrous after effects. They start the bile and overcome constipation. That's why milltons of boxes are sold annually at 10c and 25c dm box. Alt druggiats. Take pne nr two mchtlv and note the Dlcajing results. PAINTING AND DECORATING W. B. SADLER Paper Hanging and Will Tinting Experienced workmen at reasonable price?. ITione 17 709 N, Jamcsion St. Lebanon, Jnd. LEBANON VULCANIZING & SALES AGENCY Everything for the auto. POET automuhiiea. Vulcanizing a specialty. Telephone 3C2 Armory Building KdlfWfLjteil OWEN MORKERT Chiropractor Boars: 9-11 a. m ; 1-5 and 7-t p. aj. Consult at ion and (Spinal Analysis free 2? Caaon-Neal BWg. Phone 633 The First National Bank The oldest and Lirsrcst bank in Boone county. AUTO LIVERY " son com CbUBtiy lfivuif--fiaMWeisbt ' . , . Pricesf .... At iirentoB t liartg. 0ca Pbona ?W- ' tdHH? Hi

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U Soothoa and' Keltcvea i.ik a - - Mustard Plaster Without ' ,- ths Bum or Stirg - MuMerole it a dean, white ninfntat. liaJe with the oil r.f mmurd. Tt doea all tke work of the obl-fafhiotteil mti'tird plaster dees it art tar and eoe not Whiter. on (to not have to fcothrr w ith cloth. You simply rub it otf nil usually the pain is gone ! ' ' Many dtictora snd'pnre ne 'Iiuterolc and recommend it to their pai.em. They will gladly tell yr.tyvlul relief it giics from sore throat br-vnchiii. croup, stiff neck, tithqta. neuralgia, congestion, pletirisy, rhettmattsm. lumbauo, pains and aches of tile back or joints, spniinn, sore maKctes, bruises chilblains, frosted fett, colds of the chest (it often prevents pneumonia).

HE A I. EST AT K FOR SALE Now is the time to list your propeity. Now is the time to sell. 76 acres for sale or trade. Possession this spring. HENRY V. SICKS 20?-?C4 Farmers BJnk Building AIRIIARTS GARAGE 1. U. AIRHAKT Airehcy for the Buick Auto Room for Cars. Kxpert Workmen 224 South Lebanon St. List your property and farms for sale with Orcar & Orcar, Lebanon, Ind. MONROE AND PATEKSON CARS Monroe Sales Agency 209 West .South Street Dry Goods Ksst Bis Bo. Order your SPRING MONUMENT WORK early. Prices very reasonable HARLAN MONUMENT CO. Phop ITione 102, . Residence phones 115 and 714 Oris Harlan C. W, Chappius 3AFETY RAZOR BLADES SHARPENED Single edge, per dozen 25 Double edge, per dozen 35 We pay postage one way. Barker & Son. Lebanon Reo Automobiles Trucks Five-passenger four $7B Seven-passenger six $12ii0 F. O. H. Lansing Call for Demonstration Moore & Mr Roberts, Auto Inn FOR Everything Electrical J. E. BERKLEY 121 W. South. Phone 97S-L DR. JAMES H. BLACF Practics Malted ts to Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Farasera State Bank Bldf. LEBANON. IND. W.1I. GREEN First NatUaal Bask Bslldisg Baona IIMU PkoM IU UK P.WOMMENI) NATURE'S CREATION It'nt Tuberrulcedii, Asthma, rlrnnctial ' airrh. etc. Ask us about it. LONG & DAVIS RoHCtMi HollinfMworth LAWVKR Otce tt Court House, ground loor 1 ' PHONfc; Duu

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ti nteney if yoa gl s fojs u on snr smll weekly payrtitu 'plan. Boat worry, but let 6 mak you a loss. $10 to $250 J advanced upon Furniture, Livt Stock, etc., and left In jn possession. Writs us for rates, Kivin- . amount wanted, wages and oc

eupation. W. A. Swank Crawfordsville, Ind. Ben Hur Bltlg. phone b-C-2i F$ $ $ $ $ $ 9 Prest-O-Lite Service Station! Batteries recharged anl repaired. Free insped tion and distilled water. Jacob E. Wilcox 112 East Main Street Phone m. WOOLEY & EDWARD SUIT SPECIALS $19.73 $11.75 $9.73 P. B. WINTERS CHIROPRACTOR Sours: S-ll a. m., 2-5 and !$ p. CONSULTATION AND SPINAlf ANALYSIS FREE j m Caaon-Nesl Bldg. Pkoaa t 0 DR. L M. BEAVEN OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICI Famars Stats Bank Bulldlac 7 a. m. to t p. m. rilONE 254. Phone 6 ;PINNELL-C003IBS Lebsooa's Ltaailaf LasuMg T AUTO INN Standard Oil Serv ire .Station No. 1 GAS 19 CENTS North Lebanon St. Phone V MOixfGAGE LOANS on Boone county farms of approve title fl'a 6 years No commiBsion Farmers State Bank I LEBANON I DR. R. D. GARRISON DENTIST Fsraers State Bsak Baikiuig Koeau 20S-I0I Pkoae I4t1 LINDSAY & TOLLE FUNERAL DIRECTORS BALL BUILDING Nut ts Inters rbai Statlsa OAca pbons 189. Open day at ai(t Wc can mipply you with any! thing In the Hardware line I iuo tut mourn or a rosl Lebanon Hardware Co-1 fhoaa aas Waat Mala street We are experts in our liu TRY IS JONES, THE CLEAN EI West 'South Street ' rhona 8' !farry L. Kcuorthy IIANOLKS ALL Itl.NOH OP .NONTAXABLE I SECURITIES ! IlexinVnre phone, 224; OlScr, 10; DR. A. A. WlLL!AMS0. EYK EAR, NOSE and THBOa! Offics over Ftter's Prof Slurs. rUONE 141. I

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