Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 207, Lebanon, Boone County, 30 May 1917 — Page 3

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On May 29 received the following telegram from the state agent of the Oakland Manufacturing Co. "Owinjr to continued increased cost of material and labor our factory has been compelled to increase the list price of model thirty-four Oakland cars, $70, effective on all shipments or deliveries on and after June 1." Parties contemplating buying in Oakland Six should get busy as June 1st will soon be here, and you should place your order at once.

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SOCIAL CALENDAR. THURSDAY. Jolly Social Hour club At Mrs. Charles Wiggins, 2.1)0. Industrial I'nion of Walnut Street Baptu.t church Mrs. Philip (oyer. i iki Wednesday Evening t'iub Mi. anil Mm. Ollio Kennedy, 8:00. Inter Nns Club Mrs. Clifford Maie, FRIDAY. Thimbleine club Mrs. R. S. Martin, 2:00. Jolly Stitchers Mrs. P.alph Neptune, :SO. Neighborhood Club Mrs. Thomas Allen, 2:K0. West End Bridge Club Mr. and Mr. Joseph Iacobelli, 7:TO. 0. M. C. Club Mri. Walter Cory. 2:30. LADIES' AUXILIARY MEETS. The Ladie'. Auxiliary, jai Lower Mt. Zion, held their regular business meeting at the community building Sunday afternoon, May 24. Devotional consisted of singing and reading a portion of scripture by the president The invocation was given by Mrs. Klirs Bartlett. The tine was spent in trans acting business and distributing work h will be done by members at home. A sale will be held in the near fu ture of comforts, rugs, fancy articles and eatables. The nam of Mrs. Wm. Emmert, deceased, was placed on the remembrance roll by her husband, Wm Enmert, which makes four names on that roil. A bouquet committee was appointed, Mrs. Auschutz, Mrs. Airhart, Miss Minnie Farrow and Miss Edyth Canada. Receipts of the afternoon amounted to I. To moet some exien.-es a few members advanced their dues for one year. MEKIIN't; POSTPONED. The called meeting of the Travel club which was announced for Thurs day evening has been postponed. All members please tatce notice. Do Yon Neglect Your Machinery J The machinery of the body needs to be well oiled, aopt in gund concilium just a the antntniuue, steam engine or furvi le. Whv should the human neglect hui own niacbinery dm ire than that of his borne or hia engine Yet most w pie do neglect themselves. To cle the system at least once a week is practice preventive measures. Y will eacafie many ills and clear up the coated tongue, the sallow cutnpU-uuo, the dull headache, the buy liver, if you will take a pleasant laxative made up ol the May-apple, juice of the leaves of aloe, root of jalap, and called Pleasant Pellets. You can obtain almost any drug suire in this country Jinae vigclaiile pelleU in vinla for 2Sc simply a-k for Dr. Pierce's Pleasant iVIIeta. They have tl Dr. K. V. Pierce stamp upon them. rioulu Bend, lad. "As a purgative and cure lor sluvmxh liver 1 think Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pallets am just fine. It M quite a few years since I bad occasion to need them, but I fnel sure that it is on their account that my liver is iu such good condition today. I would advise any one troubled with constipation and slugxish liver to give the 'Pleasant Prrtcta' a trial." Mas hum Chakdonu, Tib E. WaehiugUmUlvcl. MOTHERS, ATTENTION! Peru, Ini. "AJwrxys dunn Out capfvttuit period ftnu afterward 1 would huvft poor circulation and numb spell, bottv rriiaff m more at msrht. : hive yuv atro I Xrvsd , Ih. rirror rayon te Prescriptiontook about thrm faottlag oi tt am! umum kwh Wt CM! "d Wvr iw niTfd

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PERSONAL MENTION. A. M. Ixifland made a business trip to Frankfort yesterday. Mrs. Anna Peek, of Anderson, is the fiiest of Lebanon friends. Elmer Winea will make a business trip to Indianapolis tonight. , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller and family spent the day in Fayette. Mrs. Mary E. Slaughter, of Indianapolis, is visiting friends in Max. Mrs. Daniel Mclntire was In Indianapolis toduy, the guest of relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Spaulding have returned from a visit in Columbus and Seymour. Mrs. R. D. Voorhees and daughter Miss Cladys, were in Indianapolis Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Ailler and children left yesterday for Louisville, Ky., for a frw Hays' stay. Miss Hattie Ailler and Mrs. Cora Rynum motored to Indianapolis last evening for a short visit. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Magers will return this evening from a short visit vith lelntives at Jamestown. Miss Coldie Curtis and Miss Kathrine Heaily went to Ladoga last evenng for a short visit with relatives. Mrs. liuy Smith and daughter Eveyne, of Indianapolis, are here for a keek's visit with Miss Rainona Robnon. ' Mrs. Carl Caldwell, who has been t patient at the Witham hospital fot the past three weeks has returned to her home. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Perigo, of Fast Walnut street, spent this afternth relatives and friends in Sheridan. (leraldine Wines, who has been II with the measles for several days at her home on F.aKt Walnut street. improved. Robert McCann is 111 with the meas les at the home of his parents, Mr. nd Mrs. James McCann, on. East lain street. Miss Frances Eichman, of Indiaapolis, spent yesterday in this city, the ruest of her brothers, Isadore and Max Eichmsn. Byron Fgethoff is spending a fewlays in Lafavette with his uncle and aunt, Mr. Bnd Mrs. A. J. Stivers and other relatives. Mrs. Cora Ketchum, of Indianapolis. came today for a visit of a few days th her son, F. C. Ketchum and wife, of North West street I Mrs. William Bennington and chilIren, of Max, were dinner guests yes terday of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Dossett. of South West street. George Hurt, who has been ill for several days with tonsilitis at the home of his parent, Mr. ami Mrs. Harry Hurt, is improving. Mrs. J. S. Peterson, of Milford, re turned home the latter part of last eek after a visit of several days with her mother, Mrs. John Day. Mrs. Daniel Mclntire and Mrs. Llner Wines were entertained yesterday at the country home of Mrs. V. H. Byfield, of southeast of Lebanon. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. DeVol. of East Washington street, had as their guests yesterday, Mrs. De Vol's brother, W. W. Iluchanon and wife, of Chicago. Mrs. Isulene Woodward, Miss Alice McConaughty, Misa Daisy Masters and Harry Woodward motored to In'lianapolis yesterday and spent the ilay. Mr. and Mrs. William Harrison and Mr. and Mrs. H. A. McDaniel motored to Elizaville this afternoon and attended the memorial services held there. Mr. and Mrs. David Evans and chilen, of Crawfordsville, are spending the day with Mrs. Evans' parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Lenox, of West Main street. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Deiser returned the first of the week from Mooresville where they were the guests for a short time of Mr. and Mrs. William Freisner. M. A. Rurgin and wife and Law rence Hunter and wife were thi guests yesterday of Earl Burgin and wife, five and one-half miles northwest of IW.anon. Miss Lillian Wiggens and W. F. I.ane have returned to their home in Indianapolis after spending a few days with Mr. and Sirs. J. B. Lane of East North street. Mr. and Mrs- Kussel Trout and son Robert, Mrs. Ma Wynkoop and son Alva, of West Main, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russel Wynkoop Lafayette Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. C. B. Adair and Mrs. Frank Adah- and their house guests, Mrs. Floyd Odel and son Howard of Lans ing, Mich., are spending the day with relatives and friends in Darlington. After an extended visit with her brother, Charles Mitchell and wife, Mrs. Ella Davia left yesterday for Jamestown for a few days' stay be fore returning to her home in Dan v.lle, - Mr, and Mrs. Roy Welninga will return to their home in Birmingham, Ala., this evening after a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Levy Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. Welninga are format rest dents of this eity. ' Miss Hare) ghahan. Misa Nealt Jackarm, Milford Clint and Peter Baumgardt motored to Indianapolis today. 1 ' e"" U -y vi see -ii ,... V r p .era ia f . ,

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ter Katherine, who is also a student at the some college will remain for the summer semester of the tchonl. Thomas U Harney, of Langeloth. Pa., arrived today for a short visit with his mother, Mrs. Julia Harney. On Friday Mr. Harney will return to hia home accompanied by hia mother who will spend the summer there. Mr. and Mrs. Robert twins have gone to Ladoga, for a visit with the latter's sister, Mrs. Anna Ottertnar. and other relatives. From Ladoga, Mr. and Mrs. Ewing will go to Greencastle to visit their son, Charles Ew ing. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Moore and daughter, Mrs. Ora Page of this eity. ami Mrs. Lee Hanna and son Robert, of Tipton, motored to Indianapolis '.his tfternooa for a short visit with Mr. Moore's uncle, William Buckley, who is seriously ill. Mrs. W. O. Darnall left Tuesday for Indianapolis where she will spend three or four weeks attending missionary conferences of the field workers and secretaries of the Christian Woman's Roird of Missions. The conference will be held at the College of Missions in Irvington. Mrs. Salome McCain, who has been the guest for a few days of her sister, Mrs. C. P. Rodman, of North Lebanon street, returned to her home in Crawfordsville today. After spending a few days at her home in that city she will return to Ibtnon for a longer visit with Mrs. Rodman. ' Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Martin, Miss Callie Martin, Misa Agnes Pemberton and Miss Ruanne Tansel of this city and Mr. and Mrs. John Reynolds of north of Lebanon, are guests today of Mr. and Mrs. Martin's son, Jesse Martin, and wife of Thorntown. While in Thorntown the party will attend the patriotic meeting and flag raising to be held this afternoon and band con cert to be given this evening. MAKING FLAGS. The Ladies' Auxiliary, of Lower Mt Zion, are making flags as ordered. Six have been made recently. Local people purchased four, John Corn, of Crawfordsville one, and Mrs. Florence Corn of New York City one; three were 5x8 feet, and three 6x10. The society is very fortunate in having as a member Mrs. Mary Auschutx, who lived in Cincinnati during the SpanishAmerican war and made flags for sale. Her husband marks off the fields. ENJOYABLE DINNER. Mrs. W. C. Kennedy entertained with an enjoyable dinner party Tuesday noon at her home on East North street having as her guests Mrs. D. A. Neas, Mrs. A. J. Smith, Mrs. Anna Stolti, Miss Fairie Neas md Miss Mayme Stoltx of this city and Mrs. Ella Pec of Ander.n. THE D. M. C CLI B. The last meeting of the D. M. C. Embndery club to be held this sum mer will be held Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Walter Cory, on North Jamesaon street. The hour of meeting is 2:30 o'clock. All members are urged to lie present at this con cluding meeting. PRACTICE MEETING. The members of the primary and junior department at the Central Christian Sunday school are asked to meet at the church Thursday, Friday and Saturday afternoon for practice for Children's day. The hour of the practice is 2 o'clock. TO MEET THl'RSDAY. The children of the Presbyterian Sunday school who are to take part in the Children's day entertainment are requested to be at the church promptly at 2 o'clock Thursday after noon to practice. THE INTER NOS CLI B. The Inter Nos Club will be enter tained Thursday afternoon at th home of Mrs. CliiTord Maie, west ol Lebanon. All members of the clul who can attend are asked to leav Lebanon on the 2:22 interurban car. PICNIC 8LTPER. The Star class, taught by Mrs. Charles Miller, will have a picnic sup per this evening In the basement oi the First Christian church. All memthe First Christian church. All memMT. ZION. Mrs. Eddie Brown of Morgan coun ty visited her father, Frank Yager the latter part of last week, who is quite ill. Ollie Smith and family visited rel atives in Lebanon Sunday. James Canlinger and family visited Mrs. Caplinger'a father Mr. Dale and wife of Lebanon Sunday. Mel Edrington was in Lebanon Wednesday and Thursday on business. Lon Titus' house caught fir from the cook stove a few days ago, but waa discovered in f me to save the In making the changes in the Boone count" mail routes It fmovi J. E, St e - er on route ,u o- t of Ad-

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R. K. NO. 11. Wayne Young is visiting relatives in Indianapolis. Master Richard Wall spent Sunday with John Owen. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Silknitter and son Jack Howard were Sunday guests of Frank Stafford and family. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Wall and Alonto Nay were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mm. Ora Brown. John McClain and wife, of tafayette were guesta Monday of his par ts, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McClain. Otis Young and Mrs. Mary Sanford were guests Sunday of Richard Busby and family near Walnut Grove. Mrs, Charles Slusser and children of Lebanon spent a few days last week with Edgar Bruce and family. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Randel were H. F. McDaniel and of I-ebanon and Mr. and Mrs. oe McClain. Mias Nora Young, of Ibanon spent part of last week with her brother Otis Young and family. Among those from this vicinity ho attended church at New Ross Sunday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Ora Brown Mr. find Mt M. M. Routh, Mr. and Mrs. John Holston, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wall and son Richard and Alonio Nay. DOVER STATION". Clair Bratton visited in Indianapol Monday night with Mort Bratton and wife. L. Titus and family visited in Thorntown Thursday. Chailes Maddox visited the past week with William Maddox and fam ily. Frank Martin motored to the Shades Sunday. Ora Sutton and wife and Clair Bratton and wife motored to Mar tinsville Sundav. The Max Telephone company had a business meeting at Max Monday evening, several from this neighbor hood attending. Miss Lola Bruce of Brown's Station was the guest of Misa Mary Mar tin Sunday. William Maddox and family visited in Advance Sunday. Lloyd Gordon who has been teach ing in the high school at Rensselaer returned home Friday. Lloyd Gordon was the guest o friends in Crawfordsville Saturday. PLEASANT VIEW. Marv Johnson spent Sunday with Mildred Thomas. Alva and Blanche Godfrey, Paul Easter, and Mania Whiteley, Pauline and Mary Johnston and Jay Denny spent a most enjoyable evening rri lav night with Miss Haiel Goodin al a "rook" party. Mrs. Claborne Cam and daughter Clara. Mrs. Develo Cain and Mrs. Charles Epperson called on M Anna Cain Sunday afternoon. James Goodin and wife entertained at Sunday dinner, Rev. 0. V. Rector and wife, George Crim and wife Thomas Fendley, wife and daughter Dorotha, Ray Taylor, wife and sons lister and Carl, Clifford t'hler and wife, William Zenor and family of nea- Whitestown and Clella Apple. Misa Clella Apple visited the past week with her sister ,Mrs, Claude Akers. John Rowen, wife and son Rollie pent Sunday at Dirk tang's. Don't forget the homecoming and basket dinner here June 10. BIRD'S EYE VIEW. Mias Mary Stevenson spent Wednes day and Thursday with Miss Cleo Ogle. Cal and Miss Tear! McGaughey spent Sunday near Zionsville, the gueats of Charles McGaughey and wife. Tom Jenkins and family were the guests of John Cox and family Sun day. John E. Kercheval and wife. Oris Kerrheval and family, and Ben Huff man and fan.ily were the guests of Gar McGaughey and wife, Sunday. Ben Cox was the guest of Tom Cox aad family Thursday. Cleo Ogle spent Sunday witn Miss Mary Stevenson. Rev. Anderson spent Thursday with Bill "Wade and family. HEISTAND SCHOOL HOUSE. Attendance at Sunday school u 44. Vesner Edrington sold an Elcar au tomobile to James Graham. They went to Elkhart after it Thursday and returned Saturday. Walter White spent Saturday nifjht with Edward Egan and family. Children'i exercises will be at Max June 10. Mrs. Clara Shelley spent W'ednesday with Mrs. O. E. Williama. Bert Hatcher and family spent Sundity with Mr. Hopper and wife of jvar Darlington. TO TEACH BASEBALL. CHICAGO, May 30 Jimmy Archer and Jimmy Shectrard, old Cub tars, have been detailed by Manager Mitchell of the Erulna to coach the rMj'-iarii-ts tra'-ing at the tireat ! . i. -s rv.l ithiun in t! e fine points

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WELSH SAYS THAT HE ; IS STILL His Manager Agrees Claim Based on Rule 5 of the Boxing Rules. - Bg the fsrenwHosfll Ari Strvlrt.) NEW YORK, May 30 FVddie Welsh says he is still champion lighteight of the world and that Benny Leonard is not. His manager, Harry Pollok, says the same thing and they base their argument on the fact that Rule 6 of the Marquis of Queensberry rules states: "A man hanging on the ropes in a helpless state with his toes orT the ground shall be considered down." It is the contention of both Pollok and Welsh that if being on the ropes in a helpless condition is considered "down" then McFarland, the referee, should have counted ten before stopping the fight which action actually made Leonard champion of the world." There ia no question but that Welsh was done for. The utter helplessness of hia condition waa made apparentl. when he attempted to leave the shelter of the ropes in Leonard's own comer after McFarland had stopped the bout, He reeled about as though he had been suddenly stricken with paralysis. He brought up on his hands and face finally over the lower rope. TWENTY-EIGHT CARS. Are Entered in the Speedway Rare at Cincinnati. (By ffte afernaMosal AVir Rervict.) CINCINNATI, May 30. Twentyeight cars are entered in the 2o0-mile rare at Sharonville speedway this afternoon with Barney Oldfield and Karl Cooper, veterans, as favorites. Eollpwera of the sport figure Ralph DeP'alma, Dave Lewis, Louie Chevro let and several others have a chance to finish in the money. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Louisville, 6; Indianapolis, 1; first game. Louisville, 1; Indianapolis, 0; second game; called ut end of fifth inning by agreement. Minneapolis 1; Kansas City, 1 called at end of ninth, darkness. Toledo, 8; Columbus, 0. Milwaukee-St. Paul game post poned, rain. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Athletics, 4; New York, 0; first game. Athletics, 4; New York, 3; second game. Boston 2; Washington, 1; first game. Chicago, 4; St Louis, 2. Cleveland lj Detroit, 0. NATIONAL LEAGUE. St. Louis, 7; Cincinnati, 4. All ether graie postponed; rain.

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