Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 201, Lebanon, Boone County, 23 May 1917 — Page 3

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WWM A aKV AaaAti premium s YOU can't get both (rood enffce and a premium. The price would be beyond reason. A'o premiums come Willi (ioliirit Sun. It's fine and it'a clean coffee. Every cup you make will l. fnll.hndicd stimulating, tratifvinp, clear, of delicate aroma and delicious flavor. Its pnea is modest and, beinj cut by tha exclusive Golden Sun process it is charfless, hence economical. Sold only by grocers never by wagon men or peddlers. Golden Sun CoffCQ WOOLSON SPICE CO. Toledo, Ohio MAI! HI ED IN DANVILLE. Danville. 111., Pre: "Clarence Cully ,inl Gladys Neff, both from JamesLnn. Imi. were murri"l yesterday ;fternon by Justice Kirhrird Ie;ke. The two ore 21 and U years of aire. respectively, and the groom it a farmer. Twenty-five minuted after arriving mi wnviile in tlie young man' automotive, they left by the same route, ill airBnjrt-inen'.s having been niade n that space of time." MEETING OF TKI K ATPAS. The regular meeting of the Tri Kappa Sorority wait held Tuefiay afternoon with Miss Grace Neul, West North street, During ti.e social hour a two course lunch was served. The guest were, Mrs. idn"y Smith of Chilhcnthe, 111., Mm. Clarence Fall of Indianapolis. Mrs. Iirure Avery of Whitinie, Mrs. Fred'ltyers of Kokomo, mil Mise Holen Kenworthy and N'eliu Jack.fm of this city. GOING TO D .-'.YEN PORT, IA. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Morkert will V:ive next week for Pavenfiort, la., here Mr. Morkert will attend the aimer School for ehinipructorH. Mr. M. 1), Morkert, faff r of Mr. Molkert ind a clnroprae' , of Frankfort, will lie in charge of the office here ilur;nsr the ahuence of Mr- Moikert. TESTIMONIALS FORJEDICIHES I.ydia E. Pinkham Medicine Company Publishes Only Genuine Ones. The testimonials published by the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Company come unsolicited. Ilef ore they are used the Company takes great care tu inform itself about the writer. Never knowingly, has it published an untruthful letter, never is a letter published without written consent signed by the writer. The reason that thousands of women from all part of the country write such trratetm letters is that Lydia fc. r ham's Vegetable Compound has brought health and happiness into their hv once burdened with pain and illness. It baa relieved women from some of the worst forms of female ills, from displacement, inflammation, ulceration, irregularities, nervousness, weakness, stomach troubles and fntm the blue. It ia imposxible for any woman who is well and who has never suffered to realize bow these poor, suffering women feel wben restored to health; and theirkem desire sn helo other wm wi

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THURSDAY. W. C. T. L:. .Mrs. Brazier Brown. 2:.TU o'clock. 1'icasant Hour Embroidery clubMrs. O. C. Higgins, 2::iO o'clock. i;J , St.;. flub-Mr.;. Margaret WjII, 2::!u o'clock. FRIDAY. Thiinhlcine club Mrs. R. R. Martin. 2 Ml) o'clock. rttlttUNAL MENTION. Mrs. H. I". New spent the day in Fiankfoit. Mi.s Mabel Burgin will spend the week-end in Mulberry. Miss Hertha Mcl'onaughy is spending the day in Indianapolis. .Mrs. I'ara.-ade Head left today foi (i.i.dien for a visit with relatives. V.. A. llienton made a business trip 'ii Anderson nd Indianapolis e--ter-dac. Mrs. S. A. Hill of St. Louis, Mo., is visiting her Ulster, Mrs. William McMakin. Mrs. Ella Onvis of Danville. ladis the gnet of Mr. and Mr Charles Mitchell. Mrs. Arthur McCill of Franklin is the guest of her brother Hubert Jones id f:n ilv. Mis. Mary Custer residing near Shannnndale who has been very ill is ..iigfitly iniprovetl. Misses Myrtle Keithiy and Edith I'lackman of Greenville are the guests oi Miss Cyrene Itlackman. Miss L da Voris of Esplanade street has gine to Indianapolis for a visit vi ith relatives and friends. Mrs. M. M. Sheridan has returned to her home in Indianapolis, ufter a v'sit with Miss Katherine Orear. Mis. George E. Adams went to Indianapolis, today where she was the guest of Mrs. Charles Huckleberry. The Pleasant Hour Embroidery club will meet Thursday afternoon at 2M o'clock with Mrs. Earl Higgins. Mrs. F. M. Moody returned yesterday from a ten days' visit with her daughter, Mrs. Norman Cole at Indiana Harbor. Mrs. O. E. Wilcox has gone to Galesburg. 111., to attend the bedside 0. ' .ier aunt, Mrs. Emma Simmons who 1. ; :-criouj!y ill. Mrs. John L. BrirJey of Louisville Kentucky is visiting her brother, E. M. Blackman and family of North Lebanon street. Mrs. Ernest Brown of Lafayette who came yestenlay to attend the funeral of her uncle, William Lister is visiting relatives. The Pleasant Hour Embroidery club will meet Thursilay afternoon at 2 .10 o'clock it!i Mi. O. C. Higgin nn Ea;t North street Howard Richardson of northeast of Lebanon, underwent an abdomio;' op eration at the Methodist hospital at Indianapolis. Otis morning. Albeit Cunningham and daughter, Mrs. Zula Peters, of Cincinnati, Ohio, have returned from a visit with hit daughter, Mrs. Nora Walls of Indianapolis. Mrs. Charles Orear will return the latter part of the week from Maysville, Kentucky, whore she has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Wood Owens. L. 13. Sanelser and family left today for Callatin, Tenn., where they will visit relatives until June 1, when they will go to New Orleans, Lu., for a two weeks' visit E. S. Harvey, Charles Slusser and Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Miller will leave Thursday noming for Culver to attend the Spanish American War Veterans' encampment. The Rain or Shine cluh will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Margaret Wall. 701 West South street with Mrs. Alice Stphenon, Mrs. Mary Htrawmeyer and Mrs. Zene Ker- ' as assistant hosteshea. Rev. and Mrs. Homer Dale and son Ane and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gresh of Zionsville left this afternoon for Culver to attend the Spanish Ameri can War Veterans' encampment Thursday and Friday. Rev. Dale ii a member of the rommitte on resolutions. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Gay, of Pitts field, III., arrived yestenlay evening for a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. W iae. Tho two families became acquainted in Florida, where they spent three winters at the same place. Mr. and Mrs. Gay will go to. Kokomo tomorrow for a visit GAVE A DINNER. Mrs. Frank Coombs, 116 East Wash ington Etrcct cBiCrtained at dinner to day Mrs. Charles Glbbe of Greenfield, rred Byers of Kokomo, Mrs. Sidney Smith of fhillicothe. Ills. Mrs. Clar ence Fall of Indianapolis, Mrs. Bruce Avery of Whiting and Mra. Harry Norwood of Los Angeles, CaJ , Mrs. George Campbell, Mrs. George Nor wood, Mr. Byron Jnnea, Mrs. Lester Jone, Mrs. Fred IonaW8on, Mr. Brush Mclntyr and Mrs. Ben Coombs of this city. E. R. Morgan, paper cleaner. Phone 07i-K. & 12-81 TOO LATH TO CLASSIFY. 1:A H fZu- n.rlte Vo7itSwTiii"

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I'pon Government of That Country. ( lie ;wiit!ti.!i -Vr-J .:..i .l THE HAGUE, May Germany and Austro-flurigary have reacheil a leeision on the Polish question, ac cording to advices received here tolay. Archduke Carl Stofan. the Austrian candidate for the Polish throne, has been accepted by the kaiser, tn re turn for this, Austria, It was stated has agreed to drop all anti-annexa-ticn peace proposals and fully support Germany's plans. It was also reported that Austria listed upon Germany maluog a new and concrete peace proposal to Russia oon. I tie tiecisiotis on tne l oiisn question aie understood to have been reached it the recent conference at German neat headuuarters in which Count t'zernin of Austria participated. APPROVED II Y PRESS. Stirring Words of French Premier Paused by Newspaper. I fly ll.f ;.ilri noiiwci tcnui.) PARIS, May 23. The stirring words of Premier Itibot at the openng of parliament met with complete lpprobation in the preaa today. That the press reflected the attitude of the public was made evident by expresions of approval from prsons in the stieets. France has made plain her poution n the wur. She is fighting to regain Msnce and Lorraine ai d to secure re paration from Germany for the inea wrought upon r ranee since the beginning of this war. A certain atmosphere of apprehen sion had marked the opening of the chamber of deputies OS it had been petted that numerous questions would be flung at the government on war matters. However, this feeling was quickly dispelled by the vigorous anil eloquent speech of the premier. All political factions have united in poorting the premier. M. Ribut made it plain that tho als feel some anxiety over the situ ation in Kussia, but the hope i ex pressed that the Russian government will win in its fight to continue the war until the entente powers are vig orous. It has been feared that the socialiats would take advantage of the socialis tic victory in Russia to heckle the government on that question, but tne fears were not juttified. CARRANZA'S ACTION. Calls Conference to Initiate Policy of Benevolent Neutrality. ( the nteritallniiiil eiw eVenee.) WASHINGTON, May 33. Mexico is about to initiate a new policy of benevolent neutrality toward the United States. This became known when word was received here today tluit Carranxa had called a conference to be held in Mexico City between departmental heads of his conference and representatives of all foreign interests but particularly American, Id Mexico. The object of the meeting ia to afford Carrania the opportunity of di rectly assuring foreign capital that he is not antagonistic to lie Mexican in' vestments and of candidly admitting that he realize that the material progress of Mexico is dependent upon the friendship of the United Stte and that his government is not anti-Amer lean. -The date of the conference has ten tatively been set for the latter part of June but it is expected that the preI i roniary details will be retarded on account nf the war activities in Ike United States. NORTHFIELD. Sunday school was well attended at Rosston last Sunday. Miss Verna Shoemaker is spending the week with her brother Emmet Shoemaker and family. Master Lloyd Gritold la spending the week with his randmothr of Gadsden. Basil Baker was taken siiV. at the home of his parents last Frtoay and is Improving. Karl Kerns, wife Brid dst (fhtar, John Kouna and wife were tf Sunday guests of Claud Dulin. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Stevejci and daughter Hester and Vonda t.arom ponied by Mr. and Mr. Jam Quick of rairview spent Sunday A Mr. and Mm Lloyd WoodaK of Cyclone, Johnny Went and family spent Sun day afternoon with James Melette and familv. Mrs. Will nines and oa Ralph were In Lebanon Friday afternoon. A few from around her attended tha funeral of To! Mutton at Zion. villa Sunday. Best work sAne at M priced. C!em Beaton, West. Kid of : r.

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MEDICAL OFFICERS Training Camps For Officers of Medical Reserve Will Open June 13. Iff A iilcrnsllonril tict Seri lo.) WASHINGTON, May 2-1. Twentythousand medical officers urn sought for the army, It was stated today, when it was announced that training for the officer of the medical re serve will be opened June 15. The campe will be located at Fort Benjnmin Harrison, Indianapolis, Indiana; Fort Riley, Kansas; Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia, and D.WO who have been re commended for commissions will receive, medical and military instruc tion for three months. The following will lie in command at the remps: J'ort Benjamin Harrison. Major Percy M. Ashburn, assist ant. Major Jome F. Hull, Fort Riley, Major William M. Biahpam, assistant, Major Charles R. Reynoltls; Fort Oglethorpe, Lieutenant Colonel Henry Page, assistant, Major Kuger uioone THE WESTERN FRONT. German Attention Can Now Be De voted Entirely to Fighting There. Mp 1h fsfsrsettessl .Vcws tarwict.) LONDON. May 23. The feeling is spreading throughout Germany that fighting is over on the Eastern front nd that complete attention can now be devoted to the western front, says an Amsterdam dispatch to the Daily Mail today. The dispatch continues: "The annexationist propaganda in it extreme form ii now pread'ng thrmifVtut Grmy. The AngloFrench offensive has undoubtedly sever! RuM from invasion, as other win tk German troops would v had practically an uninterrupted pro' med to Petrograd." FAIRVIEW. Don't forget th ice cream supper at the school house Saturday night The attendance at Sunday school Sunday was 109. Rev. Coy filled his regular appoint ment here Sunday and took dinner with 1. F. Killion and family. Mrs. Claud Ifyfield of Indianapolli visited her mother Mrs. Mary Bohanon Sunday. Mrs. Rachel Wagoner and Mrs. Sarah Smiley and daughter, Delia Smiley and Osro Clemens and aon Harold of Lebanon spent Sunday with Mr. Mary Bohanon. Harry Murphy' mother nnd tMer nf Illiaoi have coma to spend the summer with him. Hi (inter nd family of Oklahoma also are visiting him for a few days. Charle Stephenson and family of Center, attended church here bunday and Sunday night 0. T. Smith, wife and daughter Don spent Sunday with Mrs. Charle Smith and family of Lebanon. Th Ladies' Aid Society met with Mr. 6 ton last Thursday. They am working on a quilt They will meat with Mrs, Luther Euah next Thursday afternoon. Parry Statoa and vrtf returned horn last Thursday after t pending two week with l isi con, t . O. statoa

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