Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 200, Lebanon, Boone County, 22 May 1917 — Page 3
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White Hosiery fiom the best manti-factMi-cri. White cleaiiois that make it ea.-y to properly care for your shoes in a Jiffy. There was never a prettier fashion for women than dainty white shoes ami lwfiery U) match. French's Shoe Co. South Side Sijimro
IN HONOR )!' MR. LAIV.
rest-O-Lite vice Station eries recharged and d. Free inspec1 distilled water. b E. Wilcox 'ast Main Street Phone 199.
ILLAC, PAIGE AND ICE DKOS; CARS :STONE AND U. S. TIRES
LISII AUTO AND TRACTOR CO.
LEY & EDWARDS ETONIAN SHOES $6 $7
W. H. GREEN DENTIST . Nstiensl Bank Batldlsg SM-1M Pkoms 111
VROE AND PATERSON CARS roe Sales Agency 0 West South Stmt.
cr Lumber & Coal Co. IVnONE ORDER HOUSE - and Thorntown. Phon IS
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.LIRE'S CREATION uberrulosis. Asthma. Brimalsrrh, etc. Ask us about it. !,ONG & DAVIS
i on a hihde-ei.i-xt. Miss I.-a Pollard ami Mr.-. My in Hld'aldson entertained a fiumlicr of
Tin-. i.. Mund.iy rvrnlng at the home
ofMins Pollard on K ist Pearl treet l-i coripiiment to Miss Charlotte 0;n'!.
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given Miss 0el. During tlio evenM is.- Tl.yrj. Wheel,.., gave sevnundirrs on ihe riar,,. an. I music cr.jovwl on the Edison. The
James K. Risk Entertained Ganu Ytstrrday Evening at a Dinner. John A. Lapp, who was in charge of tin" Legislative. Hurra of Indiana wa., the boner guest at a 8 oVIock dinner (riven lu.-t owning by James K. Ui.'k ut the home of Mr. anil Mrs. t'nlph K. Smith on South East street. A candleluhni formed the centerpiece of the tahle. The guests were: Meiers. Hen MrKey, Paul Hnnnn. O. M. Carinichacl, W. 1. Ot-Vol, Joseph Coons, W. W. Williams. K. I). Voorh f , and Ralph K. Smith of this city, John A. 1-app of Indianapolis and K. K. Neal of Nohlesville. Following the dinner the guests attended the meeting ut the Cunven-
tinn Mali of the court house where Mr. Lapp wan the principal speaker of the evening.
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rti.juet of pirk anil white carnation.id bridal wreath. A one course inch was served hy tlie hostessc- . ; t tr.tr out the rol.tr srii.'nie of pink .iilulp. M;,. rt.'Hha ll'-lins of .,.tvii!e uns an out nf-t.rin K'.iet. TiiK vi:stmist.:r ;i ii.d. 'I lie Westminster (iuild of the
tr-iian chuich met last nii.t
ith Mi.- liiuncl Stump on Uoyiil iii-t. i"Vo!i.ms were led hy Mis? 'eime Frank. The first put of Chapi six of ihe study bonk, (lid Spain in
w America, was discussed hy Mi.-H ry Toile. A paper on the Life "( of our missionaries. I.-ahellc inU-an re-i.l bv Mrs. Thomas Xeal.
Mr.-.. Neal who leaves soon for her ic home in Smith llend was prei r-teit v!i a silver spoon hy the
d members, Ilefrescmonts of ice m and wafers were served.'
VEN MORKERT Chiropractor 311 a. m.; 1-5 and 7 S p. m
tion and Spinal Analyaia free
.oon-Neal Bldg. Phone 63)
. Spinojcraph Department
I. N. COOK, M. D. 1 atteatloa flrra to kidney, r. rectal and akia diaeaaaa. I Koorna 205 and 208 - ! Stat Hank Building
KAT LALEI inro litikt ,i And Taxi Scrrle
n. ISM. Baaldts, M-J
or, by m?il,?3a Year
IIIRTHDAY MWFB. -uinlay beinc the Wth birthday of P. Wysi.nrf or Ve.,t Main street. ehil.lien an,l 11 andi hildren made
surprise on him nod they had a Mdid dinner at hiu-h imm. The
i'mviiiK were present: Koy Sloan I family, of Thorntown; J. IV ystini? and wife of ll urison townip; Herbert Shrukley and ife and n. of Hen.lnik.s county; S. A. ivlor ami family; Jewel lliudy and
MARUIKII I.AXT KVKMNC. Ituth Weit.-el and Clarence
Wubauith weie married Monday after-
on at 4 -.;!' o'ciock at the First Hapt church parsonae, the Rev. li. II.
Kent ofliciatinK. Tney were attended
he bride'a sister. Miss Ksther izel and Harry l.ouirhrun.
E. K. Moisan, paper cleaner. Phone
;m-K. 6-12-ra
F.MF.KTAINKI) AT OIN'NF.R. Mrs. I. ester Jones of North Meriilii itieet hail as her dinner puests lay Mrs. Charles Cihbs of (ileenl.l. Mrs. Sidney Smith and win of iiliicnthie. 111., Mrs. Hruco Avery id son of Whitini;, Mrs. Fred Dyers Kokorno, Mis. ( larenre Fall and tighter .d Indianapulis, Mrs. Harry .tin-nod of l.os Arireles, Cal.. and i -,. Frank Coombs, Mrs. lonaldson. id Mrs. livron Jones of this city.
( I.KARKM $. The holies of the Magazine club cleared f'-'fi from the rummage sale which they held yesterday in the vacant room on the south sble of the s'ouare. The proceeds will b divided het'voon ti e lied Cross and charity.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr. and Mr. P. Y. Wilson spent Sunday in lluinloidirp. A. J. Stewart made a business trip to Indianapolis tisluy. Miss Jessie Dale is visit ini? relatives near Zionsville. Charles Cunningham has . (fone to Yincennes on business. Miss Floience Parkin is spendinR the week in Indianapolis. Mrs. 1.. I. Hornaday has returned from a visit in Mooresville. Miss Mary Stevens has returned fmm a short visit in Anderson.
Miss Helen Kbner, of Indianapolis.
is the guest of Miss Marion Parkin Mrs. I.. M. Heaven and son, Frank
1 1 n. are siendinit the day in Indian
apolis. Mr. Hernia A. Heck is nitendinp a meetinir of Jhe state board of uealll: at Indianapolis.
Tommy Kini? who attends Notre
Dame is here for a Tew days visit
i...,ti'.,-.',v- ; Miss llertha Helms has returned to
her home in I'ortvd'"', fW tt visit
with Mis La Poilurd.
Mrs. I.. C. Smithon and Mrs. Uovd
Rradshuw of (iippus are siHndJi5 the day in Indianapolis.
Mrs. W. IS. llamson was me iraest
Sunday of Charles Kern and wife of northeast o( Iehanon.
Mr. unil Mrs. Jess Martin of Tbont-
lown, were the (ruests Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. K. S. Mattm. Mr. and Mrs. Anson Hush u.e SH-nd-init the day with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hurt of eust of lhauon. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fisher of .afavette were the quests yesterday
of Dr. and Mrs. J. K. Kail.
Mrs. W. W. ISuchunan of Kvanston, 111., arrived this ufternoon for a visit ith W. 1. DeVol and family.' Miss Gladys Voorhees of Frankfort siient Momluy jveninif with her par
ents Mr. and Mrs. It. O. Voorhees.
The Halcyon rluh will meet Wednesday with Mrs. S. S. Heath, with Mrs. U. T. Pinnell as assistant hostess. Miss Lucille Pickard has returned to her home in Fairmount after a visit with 1,. M. Pemberton und family. Mrs. Sidney Smith, who is visiting relatives and friends here, will return to her home in C'hillicothie, III., Thursday. Miss C.oldia Keener of Faton, Cola, lias arrived to spend the summer with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Keener. Miss Charlotte Opel left this morninu for a visit in Ijifayette before (ruin to her home in Chicago Ileirhts. Walter J. Shaw, worshipful master of Boone I .mice No. ! F. and A. M. is attending the C.rand Lodge at Indianapolis today. Miss Fern Davis and Miss Kuby Hurress and Harry Patterson and Haven Cnuger of Thorntown spent Sunday in Darlington. Mrs. Mary' Bodenhom who has been the guest of Mrs. A. K. Fields has gone to Indianapolis, for a visit with ndatives before returning to her home in Anderson. Mr. nnd Mrs. Leonard Languor had as their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Maze, Mr. and Mrs. Clem S'hirlry. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Winn and Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Whiffing. I he Ham or Shme club will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Mar
garet Wall. 701 West South street
ith Mrs. Alice Stephenson and Mrs. Mary Strawmeyer as assistant hostesses. Mrs. Hyron Moore entertained at
dinner last evening Mrs. Bruce Avery
of Whiting, Mrs. Fred Ityers, of Ko
konio, Mrs. Sidney Smith of Chilli-
cothie. III. Mrs. Walter Perkins, Misi
f.uth Campbell and Miss Doris Per-
of this city.
Convention of I nusual Interest
to be Held Indianapolis.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ora Powell nnd Mr. and Mrs. George Davis motored to Colfax Sunday. Miss Lena Smithson of Indianniolis, whs the guest of her parents.
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GASTOEIIH For Infantg and Children. Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria
Always Bears the
Signature
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Eo Copy of Wrapper.
In Use
For Over
Thirty Years BASTQRIA
A convention of unusual interest tn
retail dry good merchants of Indiana will be held in Indianapolis, Tues
day, June 12th, being the. Third An
il Convention of the Intliana Ketuil
Dry Goods Association.
The Association will depart from its ual rule and will omit the formal
banquet. In its stead will be given
smoker, the entire convention be
ing given over to the discussion of the business problems of the retail
dry gooda and ready-to-wear mer
chant.
At the smoker a Question Bo will
be conducted to which the dry goods merchants of the state have been asked to submit questions relative to any problem in their business which
they have not been able to successfully solve, thus drawing out a free
liscussion of the particular subject
and in this manner gaining the ex
perience of other merchants who have
successfully solved the same question.
The convention will last but one day
nnd will be divided in three sessions,
the final session being the smoker, all three sessions lieing held at the Claypool hotel.
Due to the conditions existing In all
lines of business and especially in the retail dry goods line on neeount of the war, the convention promises to lie
of unusual interest.
At this convention tht Mid West
Dry Goods Association will bo form
ed comprised of the membership of
the three .states, Indiana, Illinois and Ohio.
Membership in the Indiana Dry
Uoods Association will curry with it
membership in the Mid West Retail
Dry Goods Association without ad
ditional cost. The convention Tues-
lay. June 111th, will go a long way
in bringing together in a closet relationship the retail dry goods mer-
hants of the state and should lie at
tended by every merchant in that line.
BY JOHN A. LAPP
CONTINUED FROM PACE ONE.
cted; the governor should lie held
responsible and if he fads should be
turned out of office.
One question before the convent will lie the matter of selecting a
state statistician or geologist. Six
years ai?o a stone cutter was ejertra
i statistician. The simple way to give
the people power is to put the respon-
ibility on one or two persons and the
people look to them for proper work.
In the judiciary we must work out our
bill of rights where it says (he courts
-hall be open, cases tried without de
lay. At Indianapolis, cases arp on the dockets for two or three years. We h;e an appellate and supreme court and the Istte r spends most of the time deciding before which cases should be tried. Cases should go throtigh all the courts in at least six months. In
a California county a case, goes through the courts inside of four weeks. So we need a central court at the capital, one court in the county
which will do away with the justices
of the peace. Home Rule for Citica.
"Cities should have the home rule
and not be hampered by the state leg
islature." On the question of fran
fhises in Indiana, Mr. Lapp proposed
that the state should not allow a fran
chise to become a vested right or
wrong in opposition to the people';
rights. Franchises should be subject
to alteration, amendment or entire re
peal.
"The new constitution should be framed on the basis that man ia above property the rights of life first The power of all should be exercised for
the benefit of each. Now when the
people ore thinking along these line.
it ia a good time for Indiana to make, a new constitution. It ia a good time
to get broad constitution. No man
should go to that convention who does
not think In the termi of the peopla. Indiana la setting an example In going to school before selecting Kb dele-
gstea. With all thia study and en
thusiasm we may b aura what Mi
result i tomg to be.
SOCIAL CALENDAR.
WEDNESDAY'. Tahitha Helpers Parlors of Cen
tral Christiun church. 2 .'W o'clock.
Ixiyal Women's class of C. C.
hurch Vestry of church. 2 (Ml
clock.
Halcyon club Mrs. S. S. Ilenth, 2:-
HO o'clock.
Rain or Shine club Mrs. Margaret
Wall, 2:30 o'clock.
THURSDAY. W. C. T. li. Mrs. Hraiier Brown HI) o'clock. FRIDAY'.
Thinibleine club Mis. It. S. Martin.
2:30 o'clock.
NEGRO IS BURNED.
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v . CliGviftrafior every men'
Mob Taker Life of Murderer of
White Girl in Tennessee.
Ir ise Islfrsollsiiol YriM fferricr.) MEMPHIS, May 22. While more
than 10,(HH) persons looked on, Eli Persons, negro, confessed murderer
f pretty Ki-year-old Antoinot'a
Raphal, was burned to death by a mob
of unmarked men.
The lynching took place in a steel
cage, specially constructed for the burning of the negro, pn the exact spot where the murder was com-
itted. The burning of tlio negm was de
layed for severul hours iiending the arrival from Mississippi of a crowd of citizens who had sent word ahead
that they desired to witness the ceremony. The city of Memphis was agog
with excitement. Many business houses failed to open their doors and Ihe newspapers closed their editions early an that employes could go to the scene of the lynching.
Persons had been captured from a heriff's party last right near Holly
Springs, Miss.
After burning EH Persons, a dele-
gation of the mob left to rapture, two
other negroes whom Persons impli
rated In his confession just before the
match was applied to the funeral
pyre.
Men, You are Losers If 1 You Do Not Enlist
The wages that are going to be paid enlisted men, with everything furnished, will exceed what you are getting now after you have paid all your expenses. The wonderful experience of soldiering for Uncle Sam will make you a bigger and better man. Why remain another year w ith that job you now have when you have such an opportunity to see the world. The hoys in Company H are mostly home boys.
With the Fingers! Says Corns Lift Out Without 'Any Pain
Now Enlist Now
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Putting On a NEW TIRE will ba a route of aatiaf action to you if we hava supplied the tire. You will know that your money h bought the beot service giving tire ia the market which rneana less expense in tha long run and increased pleasure in motoring because of lessened possibility of tire troubles. We are haadijuarters for best make of tires. Lebanon Vulcanizing and Sales Agency
Sore corns, bard corns, soft corns or any kind of a enra can shortly ba lifted right out with the finger if you will apply directly upon the corn a few drop of (reason, aay a Cincinnati authority. It la claimed that at small enet en can get a quarter of aa ounce of freeeone at any drug store, which, la undent to rid one's feet of every com or caUn without pain or soreness oc the danger of Infection. This new drug is an ether compwind, aad while sticky, dries tha motat H it applied and does not Indus or even lrrltst th surrounding tisane. This announcement will Interest many wrmea here, for It Is said tbel the preesnt high heel footwear to pottint oorns en praoUoaJly, averj woman's lest s t
When in Need of Lumber See 'Us Fuller Lumber Co. Phone 28J. 410 West S?ih Street
MORTGAGE LOANS on Boone county farms of approved title 6 b years No commission. Fanesra State Bank LEBANON
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EIe-trical Contracting ElerW Wiring, Motor Work, Anything. Beasoaabto frfce Office si rear of Ettet drug atere