Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 236, Lebanon, Boone County, 2 July 1917 — Page 4

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whether of individual er natior . torn, is row. ' . Thi t -js""!

" a i" u.an any t- ., before. It will rlt be an occasion of noise noise i fit of place when

thousands of jncn are dying every day

on the far flung battle lines of the

world, and when other thousands are being numd by the Red Cross in xht

hospitals of the nations, when ship

arc earrying other tens of thouaanxU

across the frrcat ocean, hoping; to es

cape the silent and deadly submarine

No, this is not time for noi.-y celebra

tion, or unthinking levity.

This Fourth of July demnnds the

ieepe.?t thought of the nation, the

prayers of the devoted, the conseem.

tion of all the people anew to tne

jt Beliultl. w. M

5t.non Hinpler tin. it. H.

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Suya, aecraurji

.bs, H. P. Counrtl, No. J, It R. M -iii.rty e-tch month. 7. jo p m iniuiin 1. Ji.; ivurr a Tolle. Ommsnorr No. If. Knlutit. SThlrJ Jlumlsy each month, Ivor C. Tolla, lUcordar,

TIME FOK K E Dl-l HCATION. It is ens buii.(iil ud foiiy-i

. year since the Declaration of Inde-

dence was signed. Whether tl:

n ahull cease to count from 177S

' Kins; in the bnlu

Sn w ill 1 William begin to ,'inue tc i a date ilacc unJitre is no American 5, loe its jt of the world

history. '- jj Tile rimm 4th aain finds a nation :niie midsl uf a wot terexierirnce, a part Vf the forces M"ig for the liberty of toe World. e have come to tlua place in the fii'hting line by gradual atepa, in the natural sequence of cvenU. First, we frj,bt f;r our own liberty, then for th.it of the black mart, then for the in-edoro of the inlands of the aea a 4 now e go forth, like new Crus- , for tl.e freedom of the world, - -k the of nations helrl ' to autocracy. cit of old. fijrhting for " tbe tomb of the " .h r.o higher ir'e-idanH 'f the

flag and its riMdieKt idia'i and deep-

ct inspiration!"? This N'atiinal eclebr.itinn day demands the forgettinv of

the erasure of ail Hfi:;hnoss,

and that ail shall look to the preser-

tticn of the repuhic. even though it my t;:ke a t m in tho fii'hting linc

the da, it-liter in the h-pfcil, the money from the safety vaultj the eonTv.iti..ri of footl iind fuel products;

in Oct. if it shall t ike all tiv; thougl." 'M h,f cnui.'urr, all thf ilevotion n

"very n'.-.n, woman und rhild in this

lepuhlic.

This nati." .has faced i; -eater perils lhan now, t,"fcthw i- uith to be

lieve that this republic i-unrot be over-

ed by Germany, r.nr by the

Cential Powers, nor by any power

on the carte. I ' " nation facel

, Ived by the

""v.:UESaiDERS TO

H RED CROSS VMR F'J.

WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.

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.iii-T the Hand . th- world f ices

thf

ffleTTcN

i'.'r. and this

r to save it. and n will do it. have the men, the money, the

food products, and we have the spirit

to fcive and pour out for the world.

die nations from uliiih our people

ame, and when all tha smoke ha leured attay there will be found a -tfr und purer atmosphere, one ao iti.r and purified that no king can ve in it, and no authority will be able

j survive except the authority of the

0Oj!e themselves,

So, on Julv 4, 1!17, th.

i justified. The iopl of this Hay ' ! fif L " '! worthy of hor-a and

aapii.il.. . rVTUw frathcr of the Re-

it.lic. for they have the spirit to go

forth to entend to all the world the

ssings of liberty, the liberty which t-hmgton, Franklin, Hamilton and

f.'nson foresaw

hj Pi. it of -

A'Aich, Mrt John

Hater, Mrs, Quala . Hker, L.S ' "ek, Chalmr

Beck, N. W Beck, C. W. " "Vk. Omer

'celt. Glen eck, S. W."! Reck, L. L Blubaugh, J. A. and wife' '. '. Blubaugh. Charle.

Blubaugh, Mrs. I.ydb Hlubaugh, Ij-t

Klubaugh, J , . Howlei, Arthur

'owen, A. M Bratton, Glen Brotton, A. H

Rristley, C. W

Caldwell, Celia F

.amphell, Ollie".

Campbell, C. H

awn. John and wife , asletter, Monroe , hristian Sunday school . . .

Claudy, I.. R. and wife Cleaver, Clark. Conk, Karl Craig, Mrs. Maria Craig, Robert J Crnin, Krnest Cross, John W 1'avis, Frank 11 I'ltks. W. W I 'ooley. Kmma C "oughty, Herbert Dmlicott, I- O , Kngle, James Knirle, Flmer I, Kngie, Mrs. J. M I' all, W. G Kail, Clarence i'a'l, Mrs. Clarence 7. Call. Mrs. Allice

Ferguson, Mrs. J. W

i-erguson, Hellon Ferguson. J. W Ferguson, Harrv and wife . . .

Flannigon, CO Fleming. Kvert

ianlner, Harry ianeti, A. K. ieorge, W. P , lornell, Amos iraham. Sam

Har Hat

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Titua, H. tT. -' Oniska Tribe No. - UmtKsrhine, Bthel MVanNuys, H. E Warren, Wilford Wells, O. W Wills, Nora Wills, Frank WilU, Hal Wilson, W. H Withernw, K':.a

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North Half Ail"s, Roy Ailes, Buren Kveret Ailea, Don Anna ......... Akers, Albert Ashwell, Oris

Holier, Miss Martha

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THE OBSERVER

T'HE quickest and surest ay

augmenting the meat supply next the raising of poultry is by raiding

mgs, the Inited States Department

f Agriculture potnta out The hog ia the mott im-

IMPOHT.ANtE portant animal to OF THF. HOG raise for meat and

money. He reH kss labor, less equipment, less

pital, makes greater gains per hun-

f pounds of concentrates and relores himself faster and in greatlumbers than any other domestic

ir.rai. As a consumer of by-products

he hog has no rival. No other animal

mills the lard hog in its fat-storing

dcucy. The most satisfactory meat shipping long diitanrea on train, it, or wagon, antl for long storage

ft'.-r reaching its destination is mesr

k. Triere is no animal which yroes mure meat and meat products n the hog.

Pork finds ready sale because pckhis have discovered many ways of t' aring pork on thu market in attmc- ( and highly palatable fwm comd Kith most excellent qualitsea. ' n no other mnat from whirh go "'wlucU are manufactured.

T0 per cent of the total and m. nt tl. rr,,.ul

y elauglitcreil in the ", I'niteil Stateo is

Our country w,in the pro-

""Hirnntion .rigi1 Ta1 i in.

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Hnmill. Arthur P Hanhty, David

Hendersor. F-nnk , Holler, Mrs. Ri.la Hutchinson, VMIIium Mutfhin.'on, Wilber I. O. O. F., Hart Idgo 41:1 Jatiues, Ancil Johnson, C. K Jordon, M Kcllev, George Kern, II. Ray Kinkaid, S. W Kinkaid. Kdgar Kruse, W. H. Indies Aid Snriety Underbaugh, Clianes I .awrence, S. C Imbn, V. A l?mon, Mrs. V. A Iwi8, Joe and wife tyewis, Fled and Alma

Ixtng, James and wife

Long, John l.pfl

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Love, Om

l ove, Virgil I-ove, I;, c l.use, Albert K.

Malcome, Kate

Masters. Watson

Christian Sunday school

Merrill, Art Merrill, John

Mitchell. Owen Miller, John and wife ... Moffitt, S. A Moore, Ray

Moore, A. L. Moot, Charley ,

Moore, Frank 2.00 Moore, 1. 8 2.rxi Moore, I. V 5.(K) McDorald. T. M :,.it0 McKern, W. 0 2i00

McMasters, Mrs. J. M l.on Nance, Ward 10 00 Nar.ce, Jli. W. H i.m

,, 0 Advance State Bank ". . . I Heaver, Sallie 10 00 j llenver. Ira H. . . , 5 00 lovi.r i tt :

Billingsly, S. J. ; Hlunk, C. E i Boarman. Frank j Bowman. Frank . j Bowman, Laura Bowman, Forest .', Bowman, Mrs. Janes ilnsviTian, Carl lliiwman, Claren.-e . . . . . Powmnn, J. A Bowman, Nancy firstj hill Huress, T. J. Bums. Jc

I" 00 j Borrm. T. V.

Burrin, Tonny Burk, T. P .' ilurk, Mrs. Marv Bu.-h. S. ) Ilioshar, n. 1 Brown, Artie

''"'l Brown. Hirds - In ! Bruce. Tiohrvt E. i n" I Caldwell, Boas I-01! Caldwell. Mrs. J.iin Caldwell, Chris -,JOi Caldwell, John .......... CairfweiT, '. K.- '... 3.00 r;,Mvel!. Marvin , I-01"' Campbell, Bertha 61)0 ! Campbell, John M rn,, I Canada. Dave l,l,'r')'- in.Tla. George M I Coflinger, D. O. I-00 fp!inger, Mr. James .. ""ff Iter, N. S r, w i Carter, W. E &noT. A. S. North church .... 3-,K) Clark, O. K

J-"" iCheb, G. W. C.

Coons, John Coons, Mrs. Addie Coons, W. W , Crnver, I.illie Cunningham. R. N, Durnel, James Dav, Mrs. Vine I)eBard, Mrs. W IVmaree. T. E. F.mmert, Ora FiMoo-tt. R. D F.mmert, Wearer . ., ... Fpprrson, W. B Fperson, H. C Ferguson, Con Fink, Evert Fink, J. H Fraiier, Mrs. F. V Franier. H. J Fnuior. Joe S Fraiier, S. V Fraiier, Mrs. Adah Fulwider, M. A Gtavc. Martha Ann ... Graves. J. it Grryry, Frank

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Hall, S, A Ilardesty, George

Hashbarger, J 1.00

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t in, Christer ........ 1.00 i t-nter, Frank ., S.00 Pratt, Williro 2.00 Pratt, W. 0 5.00 Quick, W. A 1.00

Ray, O. E. 2.00

Read, James 1.00 Reed, Mollie 1.00

Reid, Marion 1.00 Reeae, E. A 1.00 Highbious, Albert 2.00 Riner, Mra. E. E. ...X 1.00 Riner, K K 1.00 Roark, J. W 2.00 Roger., Ott 2.00 Rohn, John 5.00 Rohn, Charles 1.00 Rosa, Callie 1.00 Rose, G. E. 2.00 Ryan, Mrs. Dan 1.00

Ryan, Dan 1.00 Sandy, J. M 10.00 Sandy, Mrs. James 1.00 Sandy, Forest 3.00 Serf, Frank 1.00 Sering, 1 5.00 Shalley, Tempce 1.00

Shanahase, Dennie 1.00 Shelly, Howard 1.00 Shera, A. M 5.00 Shera, J. B 5.00

Sherrill, H. Z 1.00 Shelly, Glenn 1.00 Smith. Ernest 1.00 Spahr, Odus W 1.00 Sparks, Charles 2.00 Spring, Harry 1.00 Staton, Eddie 1.00 Starwalt, Mrs. Anna 1.00

Starwalt, Mrs. Lillic 10.00

Stump, A. H

Sullivan, J. R l.oo Swindler, J ).5o

dh, John

Meath, Frank Hedge, Dave , .

Hedge, Mil ford

Perkins, Annuo 5.00 Hendrix, James

kins, Mrs. Anna 5.00

Philips, Ordo 1.09 I'ittinger, Janiea A 5.00 Blew, K. L. 50 Poilard, P. S 5.00 Totts, John B 2.00 Randle, J. W 4.00 Beiignn, Charle 10.00 Reagan, B. W. 1.00 Hcagwn, I C!. and wife 3.00 Reagan, Mrs. Clarence .50 Reagan, (i. A 5.00 Hire, Mary K 2.00

Itirhey, Mrs. Cora 5.00 flirhey. Walter S.00 1 T J 1.00 berts, W. B. . . , lKi '.nifm, W. K 5 00 "ifon, .nn 5 01)

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and wifo

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Hendrix, J. M.

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Higgins, Jerry 1.00 Higgs. James 5.00 Hypis, Ed 1.00 Jones, NVttie 0 100 Kersey, George B 2.00 Kibby, Mr. James 2.00 Lane, W. U 1.00 i-asle y, W. 3 2.00 l-eoke, fseorge Af 5.00 ieke. Ernest F 1.00 Lewi3, A. N. ... 6.00 Lolla.-, H. E. 4 00 Lucas, Bill -Af.s.. 100 Mangus, Claude A, , Ti. , - 1 oo

Mangtis, M. H. Martin. J W.

ttelsnn. Roy ... ..,. Merrhant, il. F. i.. j

M iller Maty J. Miller. Theron . MeClnllan, ivi Wf'nhe, Km. ' Mrt'ortaiu '. ;

Swindler, Mrs. J. H,

Swindyr, John H. .

Her, Henry . .

Thompson, Leota . Thompson, Dave . . Threlkeld. S. R. ... Threlrikeld. Lona .

Utterback, Gill

Wall, Mark Wall, Isaac Wall. J Wall, Otis ., Waters, Glen Waters, Jake

Waters, Nina Waters, Mrs. J. W. Welden, W. O Weltlen (eorgc

welden, Zoda 1.35

WrirtpmM". Dan 2.50 Whitsett, George 2.50 Whorley, R. R. 5.00 Whorley, .Marv 1.00

Whorley. Z. W 5.00 Whorley. Nannie 1,00

Whorley, A. F. Woods, Sam . . .

Yager. Svlvan . Yeager, M. I. . . Anonvmoua ... Yager, A. H. . . .

2.00 200 2 00 1.00 1.00 4.00

WHO IS WHO BEHIND THE SCENES IN THE WAR ARMY

Brigadier-General Henry T. Allen, Cavalry Officer. Born in Kentucky April 13, 1859, and appointed to the Military Academy from that state in 1878. In 1882 he was promoted to a second lieutenancy and assigned to the cavalry. During the SpanishAmerican war he was made a major of volunteers and rose to be a Lieutenant ColoneL WASHINGTON, July 2. While fifty-eight years old, General Allen is one of the beat preserved men in the army, not apiaring to be more than forty-five years old, and is believed to he phvsicnlly fit for the hard campaign ahead of him in the European conflict, where it is thought he will It placed in command of the cavalry forces to accompany the Pershing expedition. General Allea is a wonderful horseman. He is a member of the Thirtienth Cavalry Polo team, is a member of the Board of Governors of the Washington Horse Show Association and a director of the Riding and Hunt Club. His daughters are also distinguished for their equestrian accomplishments. General Allen in a man of charming fiersonality and is a great lea-'-r of men, possessing the confidence and admiration ftom all those associated with him, both as fellow officei snd enlisted men.

r.atea : PRICE

PALACE G 220 NORTH MERli p.'cte Repairing at Rec GASOLINE AT WIIOU FREE All: OPEN DAY AND: : WHEN IN TROUBLE c '

Lebanon Auto Sales 1 1 ' - laeCo.

IS TRANSFERRED TO

Maj. Eueene Houtchton Takes Place of Wounded Division Commander.

In a letter written under date of

June 8, Major F.ugene Houghton, who is in command of a machine gun bri

gade of the Canadian army state

that owing to the fact that the Hi vision commander had been injured, he had boen tiansfeired to division headquarters. The order came to him while he was still in the trenches.

1 immediately turned his command er, left the trenches and reported headquarters. Major Houahi n

has asked for a transfer to the Ameri-

canarmy which is now arriving in

France, but so far has received no

ord from his application. GETS ASSIGNMENT.

Intcrsri.ulisJelaMcs

teube haute. Wdunapous

ACTION CO.

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Effective I b. 1, 1917 EAST WEST EAST 6:25 t: if. ill 7.,g 7:25 2:1 V. 8:i!5 t'2 f.S:?s 0:2S 5:1

U,la I 7:15 t 7;25 8:47 f 8:17 110:00 lO.at 512:31

uly except Sun-

WKST P. M. fl2:17 1:25 2:2,1 t 8:17 4:2 5:25

Limited Iralii. V lay. Frani3?t m. Last car leaves In

l.ulhrr Kirhman WiU Co Into The

Aviation Department. I.uther Kirhman. who is attending

the Officers Reserve SrhiHil at Ft. 1 1 ar

isen, har. been assigned, it is said, to

the aviation department and will leave

won for the aviation training camp.

nnpolis at 11:30

' i I ..tt.kt 10.J! n m

p. tn. anu ----- crawfohdsth.e division Tnra leave Leban I for Crawfords.01. at 7:30, 0:30, 1:30 a. m, 1:30, S-ao 5:0, 7:30. :8and 11:30 p. i. r.r.' arrive from 4rawfolsvllle at 7.1" 9 15, 11:20 jm., 1:20, 3:15. B:20i 7:20, :20 and 11:20 p. m.

CADILLAC itlGE AND DODGE BRfS.' CARS

FIRESTONE

ENGLISH AlJTO ANlTRACTCR CO.

Constipation causes headarhes. sal

low color, dull sickly eyes, makes you feel out of sorts all over, llollistet's

Rocky Mountain Tea will banish con-

itipation. fry it without fail Oak

drug store Adv.

Just Received a carload of Palmo Middlings hog feed UNION HARDWARE CO. PHONE 108

OWEN MORKERT Chiropractor

Hours: Ml a. sa.; l-i and 7-8 9. m.

CansultatkM and Spinal Analysis free

iit Canon-Neal Bldg. PhoM (33

X-Ray Kpinojtraph Department

SAFETY RAZOR BLADES

SHARPENED

Single edge, per dosea K,

Double edge, per doses K

We pay posts re on way. Barker & Son. Lebanon

DO YOU BREAK YOl'R SEVEN DISHES A YEAR!

S thf strrMUoaM tltr ftrvkt.) CI.KVELAND, O., July 2. They're breaking dishes fatter than they can make them in tie United States and the other countries are too busy warring te make pottery. Every man, woman and child in this country breaks en the average of seven dishes apiece annually. Over 700,000,000 1 "4 a vear are broken by irate fo.i and others, who drop Or, anl ethers who drop - keep from wsxht C. P. ReHconstniction ina making

GROCERIES Always In the Lead LEWIS & STORMS

AND U. S

3.

The First National Bank The oldest a Id largest bank in Boon fount.

BRENT0N GARAGE Autos and Auto SuppU

East Main Street Phone 294

LEBANON VULCANIZING & SALES AQENCY Everythmf for the auto. DOM automobile, Vnkanlttef sped-lty.

Teieohom B62

AnaoTT BuildiSK

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GEO L. FRANK & CO. Jewelers, Opticians and Ms 4 iMalera, West Side Seaare PImhm II

JONES & STARK CLOTIIIER3 Sniti that Suit.

South Side Square gp-l'

AIRHARTS GARAGE J. H. AIRHART Agency for the Buick Auto Room for Can. Expert Worknea 224 South Lebanon St

VERY FINE. Late Dramhead Cabbage P. PER DOZEN, 3c Bowman 5c and 10c St

Your Used Furniture Taken as part pay on new food at

jones & pERxrsn

Phones 18 or 18?

CALL 233 Acd Save Money ea Groct J. W. DAVIDSON

Acroaa from Traction SUtj.B

MOiiiGAta; l n Boone eotmty fuma i title 6 6 yat-jNo . ' Farmcri i . !o

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ii. a shoos VETERINARIAN t vet Os Drug S'.ore i. iO. '. taUeJMn, I"

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