Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 198, Lebanon, Boone County, 19 May 1917 — Page 6

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The greatest mystery story ever screened in America. Who is the firl branded with the mark of the Double Cross? That is the mystery that will grip you from the very start of this Sea ture serial of love. thrills and peril tv....a. -

Produced by a star for FATlll: Shown at

Olympic Theatre Monday, May 21st

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s Everybody is economizing;. Why don't you buy your : 5 groceries at Matthews where you pet H the best quality i s groceries find nice fresh green stulT at prices always less : than elsewhere? tu will ( tir:rU-'l at the amount saved s 5 in a short time. : 10c Airtloat Talcum 1'owder He 15c Jap Kose Tulcum Powder 12c Thread, miy siie. white or black ;. ..... . .4c ; Big size Pineapples - for 2.1c : 10c Head Kiee, per pound 7'jC Nice Potatoes, peck (weight) -c E : Fine Fresh Country Butter, per pound 33c z 10c can of I.ye Sc i Sweet, Sour or Dill Pickles, Ward's Cakes, Strawberries, ; s Green Beans, New Potatoes. New Tomatoes, ; I ' FRESH FISH I Matthews Cut Rate Grocery I : 206 West Washington Street. Phones 100 190 : ?.IIHMOIIMIIMOIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIMMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII.:

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.VCLOTHIN. AUTO LIVERY JOE COIL Country Driving Ksasonable Prices. At Brsnton's Garaga, Office Phone 294. Residence 7 BEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR POULTRY Columbia Conserve Ce. Ubuon Phon $20 CnAS. E. LEEKE For Groceries NO. 4 INTfckURBAN BLDG. Your Used Furniture Taken as part pay on new goods at JONES & PERKINS Phones 18 or 181 Job Work at Reporter office Job Work at Reporter office OUR

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.,.J - a . ,M ii mm a ti The First National. Bank The oldest and largest bank in Boone county. JONES & STARK CLOTHIERS Suits that Suit South Side Square PREPARE EARLY Screen wire, ail size,:; screen door hinges; screen door springs; screen door paint. BOWMAN'S 5c and 10c Store Our Garden Tools Are 1917 MODELS WITH 1916 PRICE J. C. BROWN CO. GOODYEAR TIRES Mobiloils Filtered Gasoline Ifooton-Davis-Overleese Phone 4.'56. Lebanon, Ind. Reporter, bv mail. S3 a Year. Job Work at Reporter office Job oi k at Reporter oflice

PLAYERS CO. OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT-"WHO'S WHO"

Will he Held Thin Evening at the High School Building.

The 8-A c.uii"rHinrnt vrill fce held toniuht at 8:00 o'clock at the high selii.ol. The subject is "The Plan of the League to Enforce Peace." The league does not seek to end the present war; it propone the formation; of a league of tuitions after its closrf to maintain iieaee by their unite! eco nomic and military power. William Howard Taft is president of the league. The boys of the class will (five extracts from spearhea by mem. ber of the league explaining its ideas. Other feature in accord with the spirit of the timeii will be presented by both the boys and girls. Th public is invited. 1 he following is the program. Introduction. "A Scene in Time of War," Class. "Star Spangled Banner and Union Jack," Ruby Gott, Dorothea V.irntz and Lillian Johnson. "The Pins of the League to Enforce Peace. A Platform on Which the Whole World Can .Stand," A. L. LowOlympic Theater Quality House Quality Playg TONIGHT Hig Comedy Laughfest "LITTLE RO-PEEP" I. KO comedy in two acts. Dan Russell ifives oni of his inimitable I rdy characterizations in this, one of the rnly good ones produced by the L-KO comedy fun m.ikers. The nmedy is chiefly small country town ;ttiff and tht? usual hurb'siue of the city vampire i.-; intriwiuced. A decidedly worthwhile comedy and up to the L-KO standard. "WHAT THE ?" A burlesque .Inker comedy featur ing Gale llinry and VSjiam f'raney. Ibe latter, a henpecked huvhand, Kits bv the kitchen stove and dreams that the devil comes to ee huru He ex changes pliu't-e with him. The scenes in hailes are unuMia. land staged withjut any offense. The novelty is quite enjoyable. "STEEL HEARTS" 101 fit son western drama, fenturinx Mario VVakatiip. Tu!k uhout your tnrf tlcviis jf thf films, this (firi, Marie Walramp, takn the bally bun, .;ti jovp, as thy u.wi to -ay in dear ild I.unnon. Sho climhn up on a ripriMrtuiK tU'mun of a hurse, which rorr:nt!y tlirown her. She is draKil ftir yards, with her foot in tht atirnip and hr purls in the .unt, riKht :i ros tht path f a locooriotive. Ihf finfiwpr mukfri u jump to g"t her that if K"insj to mate you rasp rigid out loud. ThrilU ar galor. 10c ADMISSION 5c Colonial n r PI Quality 1 layg Quality House TONIGHT, Paramount pictures present Valentine Grant in "THE DAUGHTER OF MACGREGOR" A tale of Scotland and of the American lumber camps. If your father is" Scotch snd has a traditionally stubborn disposition it is only natural to supiwse that you, being Scotch, will inherit a bit of the san.s stubburaci.a. Therefor" ynv will naturally resent the idea of having your very best young man forbidden to gaze upon your comely face again. And if that parental edict is followed almost Immediately by the announcement that your futher is about to take unto himself a second spouse, who is one of the most disagreeable and utterly detestable women you ever snw, it is only natural that you should Btart an insurrection A rtue combination of laughs and tfirills, with a touch of pathos. 10c ADMISSION 5c

in bailor. "A Plea for the Plim." WomIiow Wilton, Ijivrence Hen.U-r-son. "Puat Pear Plans," Oscar S. Htrausi Ralph Burress. "Huniness Endorses the Leupue," B. C Rett, Prank Appleby. "What the Church (las at SUike," Sriailer Matthews, Wilbur Siaifle. "Great Work of the l-esfcue," Henry Cabot Ixltte, Chsrle Powell. Piano solo, "Meilley of National Airs," Elizabeth iarner. "Rise of Democracy," LaJah Immel, Norms (iatoa, Dorothy Rinehart, Jessie Dale. I'resentatioa of class gift, Eva Shaw, presentation of honor pin, Miss Bell, presentation of certificates, Mii Bell. The class roll is as follows: Gladys Allen, Frank Appleby, Newton Ashley, Ralph Burress, Jessie Dale, Du loth y Rinehart, William Fulton, F.liabtth Garner, Norma Gates, Ruby Gott, Lawrence Henderson, Euitene llicnins, James Allen Hogshire, Victor Konan, Poster Horner, La I ah Immel, Lillian Johnson, Myrtle Loiran. R'lshton Plew, Charles Powjll, Dorothy Darrough, Eva Shaw, Charles Sinu), Wilbur Slasrle. Mary Tice, Dorothea Varnti, Virginia Wainsrott. Ijiurin Walter, Rachel Wilcox. Honor Students Elizabeth Garner, Dorothy Rinehart, Charles Powell.

GOVERNOR GETS ORDERS. INDIANAPOLIS, May 19. Governor Goodrich today received order from the war department to erjuip immediately the conscription boards throughout the state for registration day. June 5. Adjutant-General Hurry It. Smith replied that the draft organization in Indiana is pr-irtira!! completed. BVRRACKS nritNING. BIRMINGHAM, Ala., May 19.-A report reached here this afternoon that the barracks at port Ogletorpe. near Chattanooga, are burning. Tbe Maze is said to have originated in the building occupied by the interned sailors of the German steamship Prinz Kreiderirh. BREAKS WITH GERMANY. WASHINGTON. .May 19. Senor Dr. Don Joaquin Cuadra Zavala, charge d'affaires for Nicaragua today formully announced to Secretary of State Lansing that the government of Nicaragua had severed diplomatic relations with Germany. INDICTED BY GRXNU JI RY. EI.OOMINGTON, Ind., May 19. The grand jury today indicted Mayor John ti. Harrison and his son, Edward city street commissioner, fur malfeasance, misfeasance and oppression in tbe letting of contracts for street impiovementa. FIREMAN' OVEIilOMF. LAFAYETTE Ind., May 19 H. E. Anglin, of Indianapolis, a Big Four fireman, i the lirst victim of heat this season. Hs was found unconscious in the fab of an engine today. His condition is critical. HI SBAND KILLS WIFE. CASONSBURG, Pa.. May 19. Mrs. John Colly, 42, wan shot and killer) today by her husband, 45, who then turned the revolver and tired a shot through his brain. Colly is in a hospital here and probably will die. HOT IN KANSAS. SMITH CENTER. Kansas, May 19. Northwestern Kansas is smeltering unuer mid summer heat, a tempera ture of 94 in the shade being reported in several towns today. AGAINST SEPARATE PEACE. PETKOGRAD. May 19. Tho coalition cabinet of Russia today went on record against a separata paSra. litis was tiie first expression of the reorganized ministry upon peace. SOCIALISTS TO MEET. COPENHAGEN. May 19 The international socialistic peace confer enra in Stockholm will open on Monday, says a dispatch from that city toADMlUAIU.ri PRF.C.M TION. "When I eat in public I ulways go where there is a free lunch." "Economy?" "No. 1 haven't an ear for music. 1 want to eat standing up, so as to be in proper position in case somebody starts "The StareSpangled Banner." Washington Star., Reporter on R. R. $.1.00 Yearly Job Work at Reporter office Reporter on It. R. $3.00 Yearly

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.. May J!. i Only about U,!jt)l logs arrived for the final market this week and these were ! augmented by around 1,001 lay-1 overs from yesterday. In harmony ' with reports of highor prices else-1 where, the market opened with sales-1 men asking a generul gain of 15c,. but there was consiilerable opposition to ibib and u coiiiuronit.se was finally I made whereby a general gain of lllc over yesterday was realized. According to this, the good hogs weighing ; from lis) to 2H0 pounds sold at tlD.Jf. ! (jt MM. Heavier hoga sold from 1 116.60 up and they were in line with I the geneial advance. The top was 16.67 being the highest ever paid i here and the week closed 2.'iia;ioc I

higher than the close of last week. CATTLE About 2W cattle arrived this morning. Prices were .fully in line with yesterday and some sales of light ta handy weight steers were perhaps strong as compared with yesterday. The week closed with an advance of l(n 2oc over the close of last week. Calves sold steady and aie around $1 higher than Monday. 1 here v. us not much doing in the stacker and feeder trade. CHICAGO GRAIN. CHICAGO. May lM.-With the smallest volume of business aitontent for any day of the week the grain market at the opening today witnessed a drop of five cents in tbe price of July wheat. September was unfhangeil. Sboit covering absorbed all offerings. Corn opened ti 2c higher. Provisions wen; sliirhtlv higher. ( LOSE Wheat Jul v, :Mu: Sept emlier, J2.17. Corn July. $t.r.f to V, : Septem ber, 1.4t'i to $1.4. Oats July, ;? to !: Hr pt em ber 57 to Pork May, $:W.W; July, HS A3. LardMay. -'2.70: July, 2-J.2: September. 22.92. ibs-Mav. 2t'.Wl: July. $20.92: September. 12 1.07 (a 10. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. UNION STOCK YARDS. II!., May 19. Hogs Receipts, 7.00(1; market. sXrong to fc higher; mixed and butchers, 1 1 .1.70(1111 6.4.) ; good heavies, $150g ltj :,; rnngh heavies, $l.".70,,i' Ij.K,',; light, fla.l.W Hi.:i(i; pigs, 10.r.0(u 14. "0; bulk of hales, $l."..W(n lt!.:la. CATTLE Receipts, COO: market, steady; beeves, !i.iai 1:1.70; cows and heifers. $6.a(.i II 0; st.n kers and feeders, 7.i(o 10,10; calves, 810.OlHii'11.75. SHEEP Receipts. PH); maiket. steady; natives and westerns, $!2.7.'i (iilti.oo; lambs. Jlfi.OIH.i 21.00. LEBANON MARhETS. Wheat $2.7fi Corn, 70 lbs 1 64 Oats, mixed fi:tc Outs, white f.r.c POULTRY. Eggs 32 "nButter, fresh "ic Hens, 4' Bjs and ovor pic Hens under 4Mi tls likleghorn hens iffic Spring chioks over 2 His Ific Old cocks 2c Voung rocks, staspy . ., litHen turku, 8 lbs and over 20c Hen turks, old :ic Som turks, 12 tbs and over .... 20c Tom turks, old 15c Geess, full feathered 11 Ducks, white 12c Ducks, colored lie PERT AMI IMPERTINENTA young woman of a pink complex- ! ion but of hemic build a kind way of j denoting obesity applied to K, H. ' Calvert ,the moving picture diiector. for s position as an extra girl. She I presented him a personal letter of in- j traduction. Long years ago. it se.'ma. ! Me Calvert knew her father and mother. As he gazed at this plump Juno tho light of memory came into his eyes, hut still he was not quite certain aliout something. "!t me see," he mused, "which side of the house do you revenihle the most?" "Sir!" she cried in arrest far from 1 mild, "I don't resemble any side of i any old house!" 'I npeka State Jour- j nal. ' ANOTHER OIL NOTICE. Portion wanting roud oil will go to the office of H. P. New and there subscril the amount of oil wanted. First come, first served. Only one car will be ordered. I-ast notire. Wa'l patier cleaning, call 4'13. 5-19-21.

Neckvear Silk Shirts In All the New Patterns and Colors

Moore's Saturday Specials

Iienox Soap, 6 bars 2."c Rubber Hair Pins, 1 yard 10c Sujrar, 10 )H)unds $1.00 VincKar, 1 quart 10c Rolled Oats, 2 puckRgcs. . 1 jc Black or Civon Tt a, ilb. 10c

F.XTKA SPKCIAL. Wheat Biscuits, parkage 5r One lot of Spark Plujfs. $1.00 and S 1.50 value) . :i!c Moore's 5 & 10c Store

Deliver 50c Orders r

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If the Sprinptime finds your feet suitably clad it will discover that you are in a happy frame of mind. The sonc of an aching heart doesn't sound half as unhappy as the dirtfe of aching feet. In thiai shop you will find style and wearfulness, reasonable prices and courteous service. Morgan Shoe Co.

W E HAVE EVERYTHING IN WALL PAPER PRICES THE LOWEST COME AND SEE

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RED CROWN GASOLINE 20c Per Gallon STANDARD GASOLINE Lebanon Auto Sales & Machine Co. North Meridian Street Lebanon

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Tute Roses. 10 for 5c Lawn Crass Seed 10c Salt, 3 sacks 10c Tumblers, :i for '.10c Sim Hats 23c Talcum Powder, 1 pound 10c

Phone 142 & Davis Sargent's floor Lac MONTH BY MAIL 33c.