Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 186, Lebanon, Boone County, 5 May 1917 — Page 6
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Constitutional Committee' of Reichstag Djeidta t3 Altsr Article of Fundamental Law V,4 ImtrrntHom Inn tfttct.) LONDON, May 6, The power of the Germain kaiser in to be curbed A dispatch from Amsterdam today aid that the constitutional corrunltte of the reichstag ha decided to alter article XVII of the Giirun constitution relating to ordinances. In the future the kaiser's decrees will be issued in the name of the em pire and will require the counter signature of the chancellor or his representative. The chancellor hereby acquires responsibility to the reichstag for hit official at til. Hitherto he (u responsible to the kaiser only. The constitutional revision was brought ubuut by the progressive, national liberals and centrists. Some of the consevstives voted against it, Not only is the power of the kaiser restricted but a check is also put upon the au thority of the chancellor. For some time there has been agitation in favor of limiting the great power of the chancellor. ' MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSI ED. A mailing licence has bean iaeuod to Charles Snyder and Veda Duzan. j Reporter, by mail, 53 a Year. Olympic Theater j Quality House Quality Plays TONIGHT 'tedy laughfeast. L-KO "RING RIVALS" 2 ACTS 2 L-KO comedy in two acts featuring Dan Russel, Gladys Rouch, Dick Roach. Dick Smith and alt star cast. This comedy has a sporting turn, two ring buttles being featured. The action begins in the east and then drift ')-t to a small western town. These scenes are said to be iox.e uf the n:"st coiical the L-KO comedy fa mukeis have us yet produced. "ART ACHES" Jler coiunly featuring Osle Hunry Hf.i vv-ii pm triney. U-iie pnii as 'l'rcoTrhtr Artrnoon" in her unic.i "i !'.t with trimming. She certainly 'i ak-.- some Afternoon, for it is certainly an afternoon and nigiit of !iiu-ti. A vi-ntable scream. "ROPED IX" 101 fri.n weetern raneh comedy fMiiarlnjt a buub of row boys and a new ranch boes. Thr latter is a woman of nuain.fth type, who wears d.r:d'.l skirts and wants to run things. After bullying everyone about the place, the practically forces a long lanky Individual to marry ber. This character possesses a wealth of good humor. 10 ADMISSION-Sc Colonial Quality House QuaDty Playa TONIGHT. Paramount pictures present Dustin rarnum in THE PARSON OP PANNAMINT" This story poitrays Ufa in typical western miajng towu the wild, crude, virile tyf of manhotxi and womanhood which pervaded the aceiusa of '4'J. Into tine atmosphere comes a young parson, sjmpie-irunded, strong-hearted. How lr. r'amum ae the paxaon subdues the town; brings cie. rovnders and church hypocntee into bis fold, regeneratlr their Uv nd purifying their thoughtu Is a portrayal of such surpassing strength and iaeting irapressloa oo the mind. Ton should see Uiis photoplay in order to include this masterpiece to the usIngua of your memory. A photo play with real, live-wire, red-blooded people whore Uvea are. punctuated with punches. How the "fightin' bob-ct" of a pmreoo sirikef a weetem mining town; eubduee ta bulliee; reforms the unrigbteooa; and proves himself a hero that wtil live forever In yonr memory, is graphically portrayed by Dustin Farnom. 1 0c ADMISSION 5c
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Cause HopeUe, Disagreement in the Ways and Mvans Committee. fty thr Internal innl yir fitrvirt.) WASHINGTON, May 5. Apparently in hopeless diwgieement over tax schedules the house ways and wr.t esmnUtW ,i,t uJuj in a fiaal attempt to formulate war revenue bill to be reported to the house Monday. As the time for reporting the bill draws near with little prospect of composing dissensions in the house conmittw, leaders are convinced that the fight will not only be carried to the floor of the hoae but to the senate. MARKET REPORTS INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.. May 5. About 3.5UO Iresh hogs arrived for the market today, whieh is not large as compared wlrt preceding days this week. This hod a tendency to strengthen price-", and with a good nemand from local and outside buyers it was finally agreed to pay 10c higher than yesterday for the good hogs weighing from 160 pounds upward, which provided an outlet for that kind from $15 4;' A U.5. Those weighing from 140 to 160 pounds sold 2ic lower, but there were not many such hogs, so they did not affect the general average of the market, and the week closed with very little e'lange as compared wfth the close of lout week. CATTLB There were only 1&0 cattie for th final market this weak, vt.lrh is amall wen for Una time. There w.u a lock of variety, of gradee. and not much animation was in the traling, but prices were steady as ccrapared with yesterday and there w.u a good clearance. There was a I' otg market for clve. The weel closed with a lo9 of from 2oC to 60c In price of enttla, with the bettor kinds showing the greatest decline.. Balls finished the week on a steady level, and calves ore now fully tl Loweer. The coif market finished the week uruund f 1 higher Uan the early part ef this week The stocker and feeder nuirtet closed on a strong level with a week ago. SHEtP Owing to the fact there were not enough sheep here to make a market today, there being only one hiiid, there Is, of course nothing to n port. The market for th week closed ith prices of the young itoc.; tl higher than a weel. ago. CHICAGO GrUIS. CHICAGO, Mnv -The wheat markot opened Vtf'nc higher today, 'xiittercd buying wuj tho reason for ti.e upturn. Corn was unchanged and oats unchanged to lower. I'rovisions were iower. CLOSE Wheat May, t2.78ig; July, JJilS to S2i; Set.mbor1 $l.i to Vj. (Vrn May, $:.o3; July, 11.44 to V, ; SevUmbar, SI VS to i. I Ufcjv lla7, 67 Kf, July, 0Sr-4 to hc; September. CJSe to due. Pork Mar, 138.00; July, $SJM. Lard May, Jia24; July, i-2 6i Kibe May, r0 4e; Jaiy, lieptesstier, fZij'Z. CrTJCAGO LIVE-STOCK-VNIOM STOCK TARDS, W., May v. Hogs Rueelpts, VJ.V'X): marktt, he lower; mixed and butchers, (1510 itfl5.S;; good heaviee, $15.C0'15.S0; rough hiviee, Ili.iii'J Ifi M; light, $14.40ilC.6ii pigs, $11.05 fyu 14.00; bulk of sales, lo.W&lb&. CATTIJs Receipts, 8,000; market, steady; beeves, 8.?C'13 40; cows and katfera, $a0011.60; atockers aad feeders, t7.7& 10.26; Tejutna, calvea, 10.ZS13.0O. HUB1P Beveipta, 2.000; niorket. tteaily; natives and weKtraa, 3,t0 1B.7S; lambs, $1(1 Tlx? 17.85. LBsUA'OH MAnrs. Waaaw .........TS Cora. W & , 1.68 Oata, mixed G4c Oata, white 66c POULTItT. Egge 81c Butter, tree 20s Hens, 4 Mi lbs and over lUc Uens andar 44 lbs 19c lagbern ban 10 Spring chicks over 2 lbs 16c Old ouck 12e Touog ctwka, etaggy 12c Hea tarka. I its aad rrsg 20c Han rarka, aid 2o Tun tarka. U As avd ever . . , . 20 Tea tarka, aid lie Gsa, tail Isattawl 1U iHeka, vbt 16c , aelara 1U WELL DESCBIBED. Fottiaf sa aaa ovareoat Is mtimef so mock of aa effort that one is dlspoaad to agrwa witk tbe old aeara who aaid: "Fast ye ynta ta aa ahai, das. yen pnU ta da addak ahn. aa' dest yo' gibs a tn''l conwulslon."-- New York Time.
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British Foreign Minister Minim izea Any Movement for Home Rule at Present Time. BY DAVID M. CHCRCH. Bs IA hlcrimlknoi -Vfit Strtict.) WASHINGTON, May 5. "Any Irish-American movement in favor of home rule in Ireland at the present tim would be most unfortunate." Thin statement today from the British mission followed a meeting between Arthur James Balfour, head of the mission and a depr, ation of pi eminent leading Irish Americans. The mission bus retninfM silence upon the Irish question, but it is known it is using every effort to pour oil upon the troubled waters and maintain neutrality upon the part of Irish in America, in regard to home rule for Ireland. The official statement of the British mission regarding the conference with Mr. Balfour was as follows: Mr. Bui four has met a small deputation of Irish -American leaders, when they put forth their views on the subject of the Irish question In a convincing fashion and with great moderation. The meeting was entirely cordial and Mr. Balfour hud agreed to report to the home authorities the views of the Irish in America upon tliie problem. It is thought best to withhold the D.-unes of the gentlemen who called upon Mr. Balfour." Those who were in attendance at the conference included: Judge Morgan J. O'Brien of New York; furmer Mayor Julm F. Fitzgerald of Bustun, and John Qninn, Robert D. Emmet and Lawrence Godley of New York. Misunderstands Question. "American misunderstands the Irish cniestion of today." said one member of the British mission today. "With this queatien coming up for parliamentary debate in England next week it would be moot unfortunte If there should be any sweeping sentiment in America in regurd to this question. There has been a change in attitude concerning Ireland in Great Britain which America has failed to gmsp. "I dure say there would not be fifty votes in purlianwit out of an entire seven hundred against Irish home rule today. Everybody In Eng-1 i.ind wants the Irish qucxtion settled ana is determined that it shall be. j "If this is thouifht to be an attempt by 'tyrannicid England to 'bainhooilo Ir'lur.d, 1 must point to Lord , NorthcliflV, wh..i has lien an anient unionist, but who now favor.; Iri-h 1 home rule. Lord Northcliffe is typical ; of the great change in attitude whi'h , has comu ever Er.plnnti nnd whirh is not an effect of the wir. Amer ra i must realize this and locue ehe has 1 not realized tho cha-itre, any American . aenUment on this subject at this time would result from misundorstanding and might mean stirring up a great trouble. "The question is for the Irish to ettle thmi;lveri When they can agree what they want, England surely mil givo It to thorn." Washington was flooded wltn anonymous pamphlets today attacking Mr. Balfour and bringirg op tho old day when it was claimel he was known in Ireland as 'Bloody' Balfour. It is known that this has greatly displeased" high govjmment officials who feel that such attacks are highly diarourteous at this time, when the British miesioa is here to nerve this aatioa coalmining eiibjects which do aot touch upoe the Irish quentioa. GIGANTIC SCHEME. T rWvey Needs and Beeonravs ti all h'elToo at War. ( Wm Immntmn Wtm fervsse.) TASniNfTON, May 6.-A gigantic scheme to survey the needs and reeourceo of all of the nations at war with Germany and to pro-rat exporta with referen.-e to requirements was today worked out by the right Hon. Arthur J. Balfour, in conference with Secretary of State lansing, secretary of Commerce Redfiold and Lord Eustace Percy, a member of the British war mission to the I'nited State. AGREES TO REPORT. Senate 0. t'a. Conference Report oo ! Array Appropriation Bill. J I til Me fuMTMltMO JTem trMe.) i WASHINGTON, May S Ti saaata this afternoon agreed to the couferenca report, on tha regular army appropriation bill providing 1276,000,0OO for tha immediate uee of the araiy. Tha West Point military academy bill, aa reported by tka conference, also wu agreed to. placing $1,540,000 -tv&Habln for the iiium-dinte use of the academy.
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Desiring to assist the United States Government in the placing of its war loans, we have wired the beeretary of the Treasury for an allotment of Liberty Loan Bonds, and will offer free of charge to our customers, and all other persons wishing to participate, the facilities of this bank in making subscriptions to the issues. We will be glad to take care of all details incident to these transactions and to render prompt delivery contingent only upon allotments made by the Government. Boone County State Bank Lebanon, Indiana.
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