Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 192, Lebanon, Boone County, 12 May 1917 — Page 4

lidH Ronta. vine. BlOl'iama, l ch(iwct.ur EitWT. Admitted to HA aecondolasa PMttr at lii pootofflG at ItM.oQ, or iirmaanrrribn. (Vll subacripllona piijatiU atrtotljr it anvsnrt. ana ppr will I aiarnnt'nue.1 unless auhscrlptlon U ranawedl l y Hall, on year J D fy M.1II. .I months J.TS y Hall, three month (i By Mall, on jmmfh in Jty Carrier, per nwk .10 Pjr Carrier, ona ysar . . . L. . . .. . Mi Ob'.tuariea and Card of "Yhankii ara autjt tu a charxa of he pr tin pf an word!. Ca.h ahouhl srwinyeny matter of tiila kind Advertising- mutter of lotterl or anything of a like ustur niit accept) at anyprtca. ArtvtUlng rttteaniade Known" on ap- " A.lvartTMt g r.p Preps Association, Naw Tork "Teiephonas Bu HA6OWI0 CALEHDAB. laud Maetluae. Boon I.aJ.e No. 9. I . at A. U. nil I r.'luv l ull monlli, 7:10 PLebanon Chnpter tiay fe'hulu, W. H No ?. Orctar Ksst ..Mtiv aar, nvmh, n .oys, secretary; Tbanon Chsptar No. 2, It. Ivorv C T'iha, sccreury; Coombs, 11. P. I. M Ser .to p. ni Ban II n. b. m Charles Harm J. Knhtht ch rt.ouii Tjlla, rtacordai Covert.. " ' -drich and l.i l-.-h commissi"::' r nave promulgated an idea that thould be adopted pretty generally, and even enlarged upon. The h"a to do wil" 'he h.di i': the streams, ij make- ii,.-e ti-h of some benefit to the oeop'e of l!:is staU--. during the p.v.i-nt high pric. of the neccisities of life. Of comae, afu-i the prices arc lower, then thi: rish ran be preserved again merely for tb" benefit of the sportsrmn of the state. The idea i to take only the ct'p and suckers and so forth, fish that ac ' not regarded very highly, seine them out o? the ftreams un'1 .-e!l them tc the people at a few cent a pound. This is a good Hen, und would he. Home; but why not take meai-uri j to make the fish :n the streams, the tikes and even the s'-a. of more adALL KINDS OF Posts, Fence and Gates WOOD FOR SALE A. R. Dossett Phone 176. Near Fuller! u mill GROCERIES Always in the Lead LEWIS & STORMS C. E. NOBES The Penslar Drue Store "A Medicine for Eery 111." Berth Side Square, Lebanon CITY GARAGE STORAGE AND REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS Phone 1M 21 & lanoa St. Rco Automobiles - Trucks r ;ve-pas';nier four ?a5 fceicn-psgei u ....... lUott V. O. B. Laajiirig Oil for Pemfrtr-itton Mtwtre MfRnhetts. Atito Ins

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tts: country? Tu . t o i n .ire m.-is f it the bene ,t of ! rtman, to far as fh'b. are eoncermxi, rather than for the benefit of the people (fenarally. So far ai this ectioa of Indiana ia conrerned there miKht just aa well be no fish in the streams, for they are never caught by anybody who wi.hci them for food. The sportsmen do not wish the fish for food, but merely wish the pleasure Ci tawJiiug UtciU. If a stream belongs to an iadividual, he should have the privilege of sayinf; nho should fish in it; if a large ttream, it should be so arranged that the fish that come up into these streams with each year from the rivers should be taken and used for food for the people who need them. It may well be said that the fish that are in the streams this year rmit be taupht or else they are lost to the people. Right now when the price of meat i -e no hih that the average family ran hardly have all the meat needed, there arc enough fish in the streams i.;id in the lakes to supply everybody with fish for the whole year; yet they re not caught in sufficient supply to even reduce tho high coct of living. Thrn in the seas, thjre are fish enough for ail the world to eat fish (very day in the jear, but no special ' tToi-t is made to provide them for the , op'e at reasonable prices. Why not 'iave an organized effort to get the i'ifdi fiora the .-icam, the rivers, the lul;es, ami even the ocean, to the pb'es of the people who would en;vy them ? Kven the carp and suckers might ie eaten just now, when prices ai-e o high, but uhy not give the people chance also to have a bass now and then? They are in the streams, and might be used to advantage just now, not merely for the pleasure of the sportsmen, bt-.t for the filling of the tomachs of the people who may not have enough to eat. otherwise.

CITY NEWS Baumgnrdt for cleaning. Phone 93. Coming a new telephone directory. May 3-tf. K. li. Morgan, paper cleaner. Chnne yT'i-K. 5-12-31 Let Miller and Morris clean your runs. Call 128. 4-18-tf I.o.-t Small gold and black Culver i'in. Harry Stephenson. Taxieab, auto delivery. Long d sjince drives. Phone 219. W. T. Rar.dle. Kor wall paper cleaning rail Warr.n Ifaiiy. I'hoae o0-L. iiay 9-6t per cent nrney to loan on city properly. -Jlarnal! & Son. First Na:ic.na! bank bu:lding. May 8-fit. Those wishing combination betis 'th red elm sills at different prices, a!o cultivator shovels should see at once George W. Mayer, blacksmith, 117 West Elm street. 5-11 ot We clean 9 by 12 rugs for $1. Mil'er M'.rrie Apr. 00-tf. : REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Minnie G. and it. I.. Woodworth to I rank O. and Nellie M. Myers, in lot t in Coons and Hog.-hire addition, I.t banon, ?'l,.'.f't. r'rank Vj'ickers, adinvistiiitor of Mary V. Smith, to Samuel II. Wilt-ox, a part of mlot 1 in the Spencer and McLaughlin addition, Lebanon. - J'" tt ' ii piper wi;t 'o l. .,rn ' it t n. l at 113 ' --."rn.'y '"..'.irrli th.a- a ' rt:iMtut'?'i , r. a-.- a .eatiiutiwnl tret. t,. . HhH , ,-at,-ra -ur la i,K.n In. r",llv. ac'I'-r; da-llv iiti. il lh pi '4 ir-'i n,u -ft- rjrfn. of tti wvatrai. thra. "tre;. ! 'a the f-undallw of On (Wt-r-A. fii c-iiijt Hi- p.itnt STetarth v aiaa:,, up tho rr.ntlt.itvn fcad asalallnn I'Mr- In li -work. TT.-r pr?piitr t of p-atlnioniala. et a co, ti., ex laupawsfilctzger Lumber A Coal Co. THE PHONE ORDER HOUSE Lebanon and Thorn town. Phone IB WE RECOMMEND NATURE'S CREATION far Tuherrulnein, Asthua, Bronchial CaUrrh, etc. Ask u about it. LONG & DAVIS OWEN MORKEBT Chiropractor Jours: -U a. : I S and 7- pv. . ConMiltatkw aiul Saint) AnljaH (et 2,-0 Cltwa.Neal Bldg. Pbetie t X-ILax Ipiae&((it tefsiisal

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Mrs. Katharine N. Snyd Pirector of Dramatic Arts in Lebanon College. The Lebanon college announces the opening of the new department for the teaching of the dramatic and the speech arts. Mrs. Katherine Nome Snyder of lndianapolia has been obtained aa director and teacher of department. She ia toe oonu.'r and director of the C: hu School of Expression s. Lulianapolia, and has had w ide experience aa a dramatic director, actress and public speaker. She ia owner of and director of the Catha MRS KATHERINE N. SNYPER. Woodland Players who have made ex tended tours through the Northwest and Eastern chautauqua fields in the production of Shakespearean comedies. Mrs. Snyder is a graduate of the dramatic department of the Metropolitan School of Music at Indianapolis, and a po.-t-graduate from t he Hin.-haw Conservatory at Chicago. She h.vi been particularly successf-,i' with children, and contends that this is due to the fact that she herself is the mother of four beys and girls. "One of the interesting facts, in the r-eld of the dramatic and spe-ch arts," said Mn. Sn;,der rcent'y, "is the ne'.v understanding that haa developed in the last few years of the value of these arts in the businesi world. Preachers, lawyer and business men in the selling and prpmotien fields of wovk are among my regular patrons. These men know that bu.-ip.ess success depends upon rcrsnrnl charm and ability to speak and talk forcefully. There is net, in tite commercial world much sueeeys w ailing for anyone who cannot explain v hat he has or cat do so that the customer will understand. The lawyer vho convince a jury, the preacher who convert the wayward, the poli tician who wins votes, the girl who -oils vou ribbons, must all speak and talk in a way to make the Juror, the sinner, the voter, or the customer think as they think. Spesliing ability i.i worth seeking, aside from its purely cuiturid vaiue." A SMALL BLAZE AT THE CLUJE HOTEL Guests Roused From Their Slum hers Hy Fire in An Unoccupied Room. A s.nail Maxe which i-urtcd in an unoccupied room on the first floor of the Clule hotel about 10 o'clock last night was the cause of the guests who Had retired for the night being routed from their slumber;.. A. J. Cluie, owner of the hotel, was the first to discover the Ware and rent in the nrc alarm. The fire had evidently ilartexi in a bo of vale paper v hull m turn set a fatresa en tho bed afairc. The firemen were unable to ext.nguiah the blaze with the chemicals and had to u o the hor. The damage eon..isted of a mtnH matres and a hole burned in the floor. OFFERS SERVICES FREE. Mus NcU Hiatt Iq Amu! in Work of Conscription Registration, Miss Nell Mia't today, bi a leUer to Harrj- Darnall, v ho h been appointed to hi8 chatajs ot the conscription registrilion in the nwand precinct ef truti county, offered bw sovices to Mr. DarnaM en that day in ef thajpe. Each of thcs lefristratipn . officials ar serving free ant each 'will need st-iiisiHUfa in, dcinf (lie work. Hiss Hiatt deserves thinks for the'offsr the hta mad!. NOTICE. Tt IJ. S, V. YRegular mopthl meeting Moivlay aight M iv 14. M'ir !n of Rocrtitts.

Horning worship. 11 o'clock.

Organ, "Choral-Gothic Suite .... ; Boellraaa Miss Mary Stevens. Cloria Patri (ireatorcx Hymn, "Majestic Sweetness. Sita Enthroned" Hastings Response "The Lord Will Hear, When I Call"' Adams Curtesy, "Elijitith's Priytr" ... Wagner Anthem, "Savior Thy Dying Love" Protheroe Hynin, "Jiy Hope i Built" Bradbury Pof '....'., "Roumanian March" . . . Waning Evening service, 7:30 o'clock. Organ, "Prelude in C Silas March, "Triumphal March 'from jtfaaman"' Costa Hymn, "How Firm a Foundation" Portuguese Response, "He ladeth Me" Bradbury Anthem, "The Lord is Great" .... Mendelssohn Solo, "The Pilgrim'V Speak Miss Mary Elizabeth HootonOfTertory, "In the Moonlight" Kinder Solo Selectea Mrs. Luther Rich man. Poatlude, "Finale in F" Capocci Sunday school at 9 :4a. AU memben of the church should be memben of the school. The Women's Industrial Union will hold its Jubilee meeting Tuesday even ing at the church. A brief program will be given in the church auditorium, which will be followed by the socia' hour. The ladies cordinlly invite all men of.the church to attend. The other churches of the city will meet with us t 7:30 for the Baccalaureate service before tho graduating class of the high school. CENTENARY M. E. CHl'KCH. Charles Albert Parkin, Minister. 9:30 a. m. Sunday school; 10:45 a. m. moromg worship; 2 30 p. m. Junior League; 9:00 p. m. Epworth League. Sunday in the Sunday school wi!' he observed aa Mother's Day. A fine shnrt program will be rendered. The churrh will be suitably decorated. It is expected that a very 'rge crowd will be in attendance. Come join the throng and swell the bunch. cr a carnation in honor of Mother. Sunday morning at the hour of wor ship the pastor will preach on the sub jeei "Woman's Work." This will be a tribute to womanhood and motherhood. W ear av carnation in honor of memory of mother and don't mis the service. There will V no service Sunda night We will unite in the service in honor of the class of 1917 at First Baptist church. Prayer meeting Thursday night. Juat the place for the Christian to grow and receive, inspiration for life and its duties. Come and bring your friends. Music for Sunday. May 13. Prelude, "Nocturne" Greig Miss Ruth Perkins. Hymn, "Intercession" Callcott Anthem, "Praise the Lord O My Soul" Lansing Quartette. Offertory. "Inprovisation" McDowell Hymn, No. 610, "Jerusalem" Vnknow n Postlude, "March" Whiting M,c Ruth Perkins. CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHVKCH. A. L. Ward. Minister. The Sunday scnool will meet at 9:."-0 o'clock. Mr. F. C. Gullion. superintend ent. The school is doing most eU'wient work. Ave you in Sunday school? Come, we need you and you need us. Prest-0-Lite Service Station Batteries recharged and repaired. Free inspection and distilled water. Jacob E. Wilcox 112 East Main Street rhone 199. WOOLEY & EDWARDS BOSTON IAN SHOES $1 $5 $6 $7 W. H. GREEN DENTIST ftr NaUeaaJ Bak BaUt Mm Ml Hi nMU) MONROE AND PATERSON CARS Mroor Sales Agency SO Wert Smith Btre4. Lawn rajjritw fjjcirif.' We' inaka them cut the grata. 'ive u' IriaL W..K. t'raley 'bcp. Allay rrmssiitu? f4 6trsf "( : '. t V:

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'he work of wc.ren 10 huri of great national aacrihce. Musical program for the mommg, Tannhnuser March" Wagner Miss Goldiene Graves, Orgsmat. 'Warum1' fMiumann "Poatlude In D" Frysinger' Solo, "The Publican". . .Van l vyaler Prof, Luther Kiohman. The young people ef the Christian Endeavor society will hold their mectm promptly at 0:3o o clock. All the ,-oung people of the church are, urged 0 he present. There will be nt evening service in this church, but we will unite with Jit other churches of the city in th union service at the First Bapist church. The annual sermon be fore the high school will be preathed by Rev. Kent You are cordially invited to worship with us. PRESBYTERIAN CHI RCH. Sunday school, 9.30. Morning service, 1Q:30 Organ: "Chorus of Angels" Miss Besa Hutrhings. Sentence: "Unto The King Eternal" Wilson Mr. Jones. Mrs. Iacobelli, Mr. Jones. Mr. Tolle. Chant: "The Lord' Prayer." Quartette. Response: "We Come to Thee" . Metcalf Quartette. Organ: "Adagit" Anthem: "The Good Shepherd" Nevin Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Iacobelli, Mr. Jones, Mr. Tolle. Organ: Selected. Subject: "It Doth Not Yet Appear." There will be no vesper service to morrow as the congregation will unite in the union meeting at the First Baptist church when Rev. Mr. Kent will give the baccalaureate sermon. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. Subject. "Adam and Fallen Man." Services Sunday at 11 . m., preceded by Sunday school at 10 a. m., Wed nesday evening. Testimony meeting at B:00 o'clock. Reading room open Monday, Wednesday and Saturday from 2:00 to 5:00 p. m. A circulat ing library of authorized Christian science literature is maintained at the reading room. Cason-Neal building. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend these services, also to call it this reading room. FIRST CHRISTIAN. Sunday ch.Kl at 10:00 a. m ; preaching at 11:00, by Rev. C. W. Howman of Union Christian College. ill ISo n.mKo nt tk S.irvK urg'-tl to come. Christian Endeavor :u o:oo; preacning at i:ou, oy nrotner Howman. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7:30. UNITED BRETHREN Sunday school will meet at 0:30 at which hour Mother's Day will be observed. There w ill be church services at the local church at 7:15 p. m. The pastor will preach at Max, at 11 a. m. Rev. J. M. Tuggle, pastor. Let Miller and Morri clean your rugs. Call 128. 4-18-tf CHICHESTER SPILLS J .vTlii nus piliaJw" sorDByHuuBisw Auto Insurance!! Xnanra yonr antomobllaa in Mi "atata," lnoorporstaa la tualaaa, Laabuity and propanr daaiaga fuily oovaraa. Cotllalema of ali ktada frtm i.oo to llsoa.oo Mi r a4aaUou, Flra 1nm bar wiia taf eovaraa ta fall. MttamaaW pranp. Ir adtnaWd bj aant. IMr tU pisttcolara, aaa Z. C. SMITH, Aitent Harry L. Kenworthy HANDLES ALL KINDS OP NONTAXABLE SECURITIES Residence phone, 224; Office, 10 P. H. WINTERS CHIROPRACTOtt aotr: 9-11 a. m.. 2-5 and 7-8 p. m CONSULTATION AND SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE tM CaaoB-Naal Bldg Phou tU BRENTON GARAGE Autofl ao4 i)to SuPfUe East Min Street. Phone 294 CALL 235 Ad gave Mwty t GrtKeriea W. DAVIDSON

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PUBLIC SALE Having sold ny farm I will offer at public sale 2 mile south of Mechanksbuig and ti miles north of Lebanon on the Lebaaoa sj Frankfort road on SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1917. BEGINNING AT 10:00 O'CLOCK A. M. THREE HORSES One bay horse, 9 years old, sound and frill work in all harness, weight l.jflO pounds; one brown horst, 16 yetrs old, sound, weight 1,100 pounds; one brown horse, 12 year old, serviccably sound, good worker in all harness, weight L300 nounds. TWO CATTLF One Jersey row, 6 years old, giving good flow of milk, to he fre.-h in Augu.t; ope 4-year-old Jersey cow, giving 3 gallons of milk a day, will be fresh in October. FEED About 2'i tons of timothy hay, 150 bushel of corn, it bales ot good oat straw. 12 IKK.S 12 head of shoats weighing frcm f0 to 111 pounds. IMPLEMENTS One good 2-horse wagon with box bed, one h:iy ladder, one new hog rack, one new storm buggy rubbed tired, one top huKzy, John Deere corn plantor with fertilizer ttrhmeflt, one good 4-horsc div 2 cultivators, spike tooth harrow, one roller, one Champion mowing machine, on grave! bed, good drag, en good cream separator, one water separator, some household good, and other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS On all sums over ?.- a credit of nine months will h given, pirchaser giving good bankable note. Sum under f caah At hand. No property to be removed until terms of r complied with.

W. H. STALL WORTH

COL. J. B. HENDERSON, Auctioneer.

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