Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 204, Lebanon, Boone County, 26 May 1917 — Page 2

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L. V. KIRTLEY DENTIST Firt National Rank Building Third Fluor Order your SPRING MONUMENT VOKK earlv. Price very reaonabi. HARLAN MONUMENT CO. Shop Phone 102. Residence phones lis and T14 Ota Harlan C. W. Chappin Phone 6. PLNNELL-COOMBS Lv'iooas Leadi! Lastber Tard. AIRHART'S GARAGE J. U. AIRHART Agency for the Buick Auto Room for Car. Expert Worltmta 2U Soutit Lebanon St SEED POTATOES A LI. KINDS Potato and Garden Fertiliser UNION HARDWARE CO. PHONE 108 ROYAL WORCESTER AND BON TON CORSETS AT CRAIG'S Karnes's Guaranteed Upholstered Furniture COULTER-SMOCK Opera Boon Block CO. LINDSAY & TOLLE FUNERAL DIRECTORS BALL BUILDING Next to lnterarbaa Static Office phone 139. Opea day A night DR. A. F. NELSON VETERINARIAN Davis Bros. Livery Ram Phones 7 and 2007 We are experts in oar line ' "TRY C8 JONES, THE CLEANER West South Street Phone 887 AUTO INN Standard Oil Service Station No. 47 GAS 21) CENTS North Lebanon St Phone 21 r DR. JL D. GARRISON DENTIST Farmer But Bank Bajli'af tUmmt ZOS-Zvl Pkv Hi t D3. T. a TURNE3 1 LEPANON, INDIANA. I lAumtm tit Vomrrt aM fS.njV!?! t.t a. 1',-iMi and I. jura I P't B .ek Lua ig, t'l.

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Prospective Soldiers Send Application by Ms:!, Fcr Registration. Six rrtristrations have been made by mail so far under the new conscription law. Aa stated yesterday Okla Sicks, a student of Indiana University, was the first te tend in his application card to sheriff D. N. I-ewiis. Three students in the University of Michigan, John Coons, Ed Honan and Oliver C. Appleby, Were among those who have sent in U.eir applications. Others to mail their cards are: Harry Snyder, of Indianapolis, who has served three years in the navv, ard Clatence W. Houk, of r;.,! frS:!- Uirhicrnn CHURCH SERVICES. CUNTKS ARY M. K. till li II. Charles Albert Parkin, Minister. Sumlay Services-.; 0:.'HI a. m. Sunday school, 10:4 a a, ill. morning- worship. p. m. Juni"r Lcuguo, :0 p. m. Epworth League. There will he no service Sunday night owing to tiie Union Memorial Day service at (ho First Baptist church at 7-W. Sunday morning the pa tor will -peak on the subjert: "The Re !n-'arn-ition." Since the war with (tomany began our pulpits have given xpiession t nothing hut war and pat-iot-'sr.'. At tins present time there is i- n the d-k of every natr, t hall !u7.pn appeals from different interests r.d war boird.-. asking that their lie presented tomorrow, We do i"t wish to be a "slaikor" but t aie i.'g to pn-ieh ir.o-.pr 1 sermon Sunlay morning. Come. The K. .v:u h L":igue devotional cr-vi.-e Su-nd-.y ii, ant at t:00 will be o! :nu uial interest. 1 1 Lois Janes i.Ihe leader and the topic.- "Why -ho-ild I attend a Lcaeue Institute?" A vry special invitation is extended ;o nil oung peorde to attend. p:uor niceiing Thursday night at 7-.:;ti .-'harp. These are perilous Umeii- .l prer peting in j ist the place Tor the christian. We want to see you ore rnt Thursday night. Mus'c for Sunday I'ieia ;e, "The Swan" Steboinf Mis Ruth Terkins. Hymn No. 500. "Inlerresjion" Calkott Congregation. Anthem, "The Lord is My Light" Shelley Quartette Organ offertory: "Pastorale" Chanunade Hymn No. 3S7, "I'rince uf Peace." Brailtiurg Congregation. Hymn No. :',50, $0, Jesus I Hive Promised" Congregation. IW.Iwle. "Intormcizo" Foot; M;ss Ruth Perkins. HIIST BAPTIST CIIIRCH. Morning Worship, 11:00. Organ: "I'l elude" lto Miss Mary Stevens C.Ioria Patri: Creatorex Iiynn: "l.ove 1'ivine Ail live Kx"eellinK" Zundel Ue.pinifi': "bather, Whatc'er of Earthly i)Us" Naueli Oi7crtoi. "Tiivie is a i.ietn Hill" (iounod Antncni: "Crown Him Lord of All" t'lialiinor Hymn: "Onward, i'hrietian Soliliers" Pal'ivan Postluile: "linnedim--" .. VonWehcr I'nion .Memorial Servirc, 7::KI. Orcan: "UirRo" Hande' Oririn: "Hnttie I'ravcr" .. llimmel Miss Mary evios Kvmn: '"Mv Country Tti of T've" ' Car-y Itespone: -.-he I,id Will Hear". . Ad.im Offertoty; "I'a-tora'e" I.isr.t Ae'ii m: "Cr, inz the Har". Ilarr.bv Solo: "Arise Shine for Thy l.ipht ia O.me" :. MaelinrmU Miss Marv KhiMueth Hoot on Hymn: "The Red. White and Blue" Postludc: "Marrh Solcmnelle" .... Ketlerer Memorial Sermon, Rev. C. A. Park'n The Sunday school will nieet at 9:45. The younr people aill meet at 6:W in the ladies' parlor. Group four will lead In the program. At 7:,10 o'clock, the other churches of the city will meet with us for the annual Memorial service. The sermon will be preached by Rev. C. A. Parkin. In these days of national pril when our patriotism is um$100 Reward, SIM T:i r4ers of tm ptwr win n pi.u'"1 to Uisrn that tliert la at Uul oo A'vU.Q Alm'-MM Hist 'lre bus btQ sui to our In atl lis stsgss, ar,J that Is aisrrh, Hslt a Catarrh Cur l V onlr poiiivs eure now :riown to the mMlesI fraternity, t'stsrrn belna a roi.s'itutt'-na! aissae. rt-4nrn a constltutkjfisl treatm ..l Hallt Catsrrh Cum la teksn !nlariiMlly. aellaa olreellr upon tti hlooO . th-,.-of tt, Ois. tfsnalh tif ' k co. Tii4. a

n.r id. It i, ol.r (."iri.o. i , CENTRAL CHRI.iTI.15 CUVUm. A. L. Ward, Minister. There will bo a full program at the church tomorrow. We are to have with ua Miss Cynthia Moua, Adoteaeertt Specialist of Cincinnati, ()Qi. Miss Mans has been at many of Jr

and of the very best Sunday school workers in the country. . . Garry L. Cook, state, secretary of Sunday school work will be with us also, .Mr. Cook Btands high among the Sunday school workers of the country, and is often called to spc.lt in meetings of other religious bodies. Tomorrow's Program. 9.IK) Teachers' and officers' conference Miss Maus 9:30: Sunday school, (inspected by Miss Maus and Mr. Cook.) 10:20: "Facing the Life Needs of Young People" Mis Maus Noon 2:.-!0 "Teaching Methods in the Sunday School" Mr. Cook US. "An AdwiunM Prrwram for Service for Teen-age Claises" .. Miss Maus U 'gan numbers: Miss Goldiene droves "The Soldiers' Chorus," from "Faust" (inuned "March Militaire" Rogers The Christian Endeavor society will hold it. regular ineetipg at fi:'10 tomorrow evening. All the young people of the church ure urged to be in this meeting. There will be no set-vices in the eh'ttch Sunday evrnipg, but we wil! iuin witu other church" in the city in the Memorial service to be held in the First Kept ist church. Rev. Parkin i leaching the sermon. A cordial invitation is extended te 1.11 to wolship with tis. PRKSBYTF.Iil AN (HI RCH. Sunday school. 9:-;0; morning servirc, 1 ( : -SO ; vespers. 4 Organ: "Imiirovisatio-i" ...... Clark M'ss ilutehinrs ntcn-.-c: -Teach Me O l.o.d" .... Attwoo' Quartette Chant: "The Lord's I'liiyr" Q-.iartelte 'igar: "Past-.-ale" Wely Response: "Hear Me When 1 Call" Hal' t)..iarte:te Arthem: "I'ej'ver Jle O Lord" .... Stainer Mrs. Jones, Mrs. I.ir.-.belli, Mr. Jones Mr. Tulle. Subject: "The Vnrho- for The Storm" Organ: "Glorious Art Thou" . Hande! Ve.pers, -( ::((. Organ: "Home Seet Hire" Ini il'-v Hues Organ: "Song Without Words" Miss Ijess Hutcl.incs Qttinti'tto: "Night" Watson Mrs. Fred I:ina!i.--,.h with Quartette Organ: Selected. Solo: "More Love to Thee" Mr. Joseph laeobelli. Anthem: "God's Peace is Pea-e Klernal" Greig Mrs. Jones, Mrs. I;-c.nlli, Mr. Jones Mr. Tol'e. Onrnn: Selected. ."oit Adiln-ss; "A Small P.ut in a Las go Matter". Th-? cong-egation will unite in th Cnion Memorial n-e.-tin Bt the First l.'aptist church at 7::;0. FIRST CHRISTIAN. Sunday school at 10 00 a. m.: prea.-hing lit 11:11) a. m. Christian Kndeavor at 6.10. Prayer meeting Tliursday evening. Thve will not be any Sunday evenin' meeting on account of Cnion Memorial service at the First Baptist church. CUTTING THE CORNERS Police Department Declares Pedestrians Must Obey Traffic Law. The poiue department today ma'h "re aiiw.unrerc.-r.t that pe.i. . triamill haw to t..p "r-iUi-g corners" in the b-l iness district. The ntraffic regulates the drivers f piachine. and vehicles. Any driver uuyht violating thii- ordimmro vi!l Ik :iro.j.ectited. Ne.'.v- It in n'i more thaifair the iKili'strinn-1 rfo tie ir shnre to le,.. n the dancer of crii'nt in the husineis section by lating the cor ncr.-s mpierc icr.tn.d of cu'tin wrtx-. diagonaliy. White lines have !wen tiut dowr a, two of the up tovn cro.. iingi and within th'- rot few day. will l.e placed at nil of them. P--o-tile w-iiking are ordered to tcep with in those lines while errssing streets.

KII.I.FH BY LIGHTNING. E. M. Coone of near Hover, hid a n.ara killt bv lightomg Monday night. Joseph Wiley lot two mares la t mght in the rume wanner. 'I he animals wero Injured m The ConfmenU! company. j -" - , T. It. 5to!'tl), 1't.per tlcaner. p V n . k. . 5-1

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Supplies DLitrihuted to the Men Who Will Take Military Census. F.ach of the regirtrars who attended yesterday's meeting of the Boone County Conscription Board, was reqjued to take the following oath: 'T, , do swear that I will faithfully perform the duty of registrar of precinct , city ' r count? of Boone, State of Indiana; tlwt I will correctly record the answers given me by peisons registered; that I wil! indicate upon :very registration card answer that I know to b untrue; and that I will truthfully answer a;.d record matiers chaigei to my own observance.' In iadi ;.;c!:rr3 ef enonlies. riven o the registrars was a bunch of blue "aids which will be given to the men w ho registea as a receipt or proof of "egistrution, Thev are required to how these cards upon tho rcnuest f any oOiotr authorized to enforce '.be law. tbnsideiable woik is enailed uponihe registrars after thnrollment eon.cleted. R'gistraian will be ja progress from 7 a. m. mtil 9 p. ej The law required the .egistrars ts arrarfte 'n nitdi.-.bet el order, alording to suniaiii.-s, nil he cat-1.-, reived am! to f;!e thcrr ith the clsk. tho recording office t the c.iuitv board, on the follow -g diy. .s summary blank is also icludod in the supdiea upon w hich he recittr.ts will list the number f men wht registered, the miriher !;ing for fxei::ption, rlainir.g r.o xeirptiop. rrjd other details shown j the arsvers. The regi-a.-s nre heurd unde hei- oath t report any person:-: liv F in their iroeinct whoi-o the y kno le vithinlhe con.-cription ag.: ae ho faikil p register, tho.-e, wh nsw-er the iiestior.s iricoir-t!y nn o designati! whenever they believ nv iiuei-tim is rot answered hen st'v bv thr enrolled citizen. 'liie heriff is thn eni(:owered under t;o aw to eaussthe arrest ef any mar ailing to roister or who answer: -ny ((ucstionfalsely. In tho mai-r of -e-rons who nn .:c ill to go 6 the kv f r'-g' -'ra un in per-ift or dun" 5, the law :t,vMes that pen : -.-rsn:- rt-ay em ov.er some t'ipr .'ile p..-1-.son whi - i rot n t "k rc-t iuuir to answei ;e (pies ;or.i 1 him. The rece,pi i then returniitta sie-h invalid ct iien ns evident! of his con'pliar.r- . ith the law. n the case of ahi ntees from tl( precinct they an -fjuirr-d to prodre from the county t'eritf a blank iird and mail it to he registrars (f their respective irecinets so that it will reach such egi.-trars not 1 r than the day of egrstration. The e.nripti board will hav l vast amount I detailed work to .p.-f ino after th enrollment is com 'clod and the eimrts are f:li-d bv he registrars. ic clerk is reipiireii o catalog n aliabetical order all -antes a'.d riakithree copies thereof. A a sam aithe enrollment is :on-ipleted telegtphic reports must te seat to the Washington depattTieril. i II I. W"f MKASI.KS. ' I.e-n '-Voir, j.m of Mr. and Mrs. h,..i rrell let to Hanvi'le a fe :ay ." fr to M!. te'atives. While here he conti.iH a sevre attack of n a-!--, ard hitother has been callu hU U.i.-. Tho ma with money Joes rot feat' iwersity nor DCertv. M, ...

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Povwty bilD AGE rilowly hut sun.-ly apprnthes evorv m:m who spenkl) lie enrns and drifts into m.-rrika DEBT While- you !ve EARNING POWKU open a bank account. mr IL book will lie a jruidintr lixht whi '.H will 1 1 r ytrti awRjI'm a life failure. You only nt-ed to OPKN ? ri i1.';V"",1.h"fTl.'i: ,ni,,l;py Will then be ewv. Try It. Ut VOUR nw In 0111 bank. We puy 4 per cent int"ivt. FIRST SJATIOItAL BANK

1 e it r. 1 r Vlt fibimrvd by ' Spafiist! War Veterans. The encampment of the Indiana Soameh war veterans will be held in Marion in 1918, according to tho decision of tha delegates in session at Culver. W. A. Hood of Terre Haute was elected department commander after a close nice with J. W. Riggens of Culver. Beecher Trautman of Crawfordsville was made senior vice commander and i. JL Cook of Richmond, junior vice commander. The Rev. Homer Dale, of this city was elected chaplain. Mr, Dale was elected by a unanimous vote although he did not know that he was a candidate for the place. The next meeting will be held in Marion. Those who attended the encampment from here were Charles Slusser, Rev. Dale. K. S. Harvev and Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Miller.

Bij? Banquet Served at Crawfordsville Super Excellent Decree is Given. Several Boone county members of the Masonic Council, including six candidates, attended tho meeting of the Council at the Masonic Temple at Crawfordsville yesterday uftetnuon and evening. A log banquet was served at G:'K o'clock. The Su;cr KxecUent ilegree was confered upon the following candidates: R. A. Coons. Gcor;;o I,. Krunk- F.. liatvey and V-n A. Lemon all of this city, I'avid Henry of Thorptown and Dr. Otis K. I'agsdale of Whites. own. The members of iloone Council who attended included P. J. Kitnmel. W. S. R tchie. Ivory C. Tol'e, and Charles Hatmm :,ll of this city. C. I.. Il'iil, C. O. Laughner, Charles !,. Claik and W. C. Sehooler ill! of hitestowii t-nd N i-tl-n Riley. C. 0. I.al'olletti- and Dr. ( line of Thorno-.vn. The party left here on the 1-00 o'clock car. ENLARGED SHOW. Poultry Exhibit at State Fair to t'ndergo Decided Changes. The Indiana State Fair board has made several changes in the management of the different department for the coming year. The poultry dupiirtleeo.t will be under the supervision of A. Lh Carter of Carmel, Ind. Mr. Carter is a prominent business man oi Indianapolis, and has been an enthusiastic breeder urtd exhibitor of pou'tiy fcr many years. W. W. Zd:e, the well-known poultry )U'lj;e of Greenfield, Ind., will have charge of all the exhibits, ami Kd Murphy of Carmel Ind., who has been connected with, the fair for years will have charge of tiie books and office. The judges wji be announced later. This piwses to be one of the largest fall fairs, and will be run strictly on the sijiiaie no favors shown a place where the small breeder can meet the birf breeder in honest com petition, and if he has the best bird. n carry away the honors. You who tnt to show in such competition, 'cp your eye nn Indiana, and write r. (alter at Carmel, nd., for furor information and help make it e of the largest fall poultry ex hibits. It Miller and Morris clean vour rugs. Call i;& 4-ls-tf

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