Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 240, Lebanon, Boone County, 9 July 1917 — Page 2

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. ' I jKinot srwnk too a E. Pimcliam' Veget""M( Compound fori ulnromatic and ''tioUMr weaknesses. I nil very Irregular and would have terrible puna to that I could bard); take step. Sometime I would b aonvierebW that I could not i wp a room, i aocuiraapartor the Urn bat f ! t a ''.H5. I lt?r took Ljrdia. E. Pinkf w'i Vjri"UW tKn pound and soon ltit crum for the better. I took it imul I wu in (rood healthy condition. 1 recommend the Plnkhm rrmntin to ell woman u I Dav used them with each food result. "-Mrs. Milkord T. Cuk- . w,3, lIurmoDy St., Pone Grove, Such testimony shoold he accepted by all women aa convincing evidence, of the excellence of Ldia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable, Compoand aa a remedy for the distressing IN of women such at d.n'awmenta. inflammation, ulceration, backache, painful period, nervousness end kindred ailment. -jrfjfa, fC HITS ecHing at the at me prie difler in tula and qnaWy. Kot so Cuidea Sua,- Atvayi it will tad) Ite imme dc'iriou, lull-flavored, rich kBit MtiifyiDf. Cot by p?.' pmeaaa. Gulden Sun la cJrasj j j, tronusl Your grocer taut ft i .u- & ..oiUprtmimi, THE WOOLSOM spice co. TeWavOhea SINGES COMPANY Singer Sewing Machine aold or. rash or payment. Rented by week or month. Piioneme, I wiil call at your home. Phone S3-Y. . . . A. F. TINDER $Iaager Singer Company In A. A. Garner' Jewelry Store lafe Auto Insurance Covers ComDlete Z. C. SMITH ISM North Meridian. Phone 9R2-Y 2'K South- Lebanon Phono 204 DO IT YOURSELF fte it your self. Make your old ear look new. Ask ui about it. ' S DRUG STORE WE RECOMMEND NATURE'S CREATION K-r TubeccMlaal, Asthma, Browcl.iid Catarrh, etc Ask a about U. LONG & DAVIS T - Pi "7 8 S

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Stale, Ensflscd. in That Kind of Work. On out of every ten person in In diana i cultivating food garden, according to aa announcement by the National Emergency Food Garden Commission. The announcement eayi: Preliminary report on gardening in the- Hoosier state from the eommiuion'a field agenta and varioua other sourcee ahow that the increase ardena ia 160 per cent compared with last year' figure. The total acreage hna been increased L48 per cent over l'J 16. it i conservatively estimated that at least 300,000 food garden have been planted in Indiana. The estima tion was made uy Prof. fa. L I nnstie of Purdue University, director of the Indiana Commission of rood Produc tion Conservation. Indianapolis showed up well, with an increase of 200 per cent. The campaign was promoted In that city by the Patriotic Gardeners' Association with the aid of the local press." Expectations Exceeded. The report close with the follow ing interview by Charles lathrop Pack, president of the commission: "The excellent result obtained in In diana greatly exceed expectation. The people of Indiana are to be congratulated for the unanimous manner in which they arose to help the gov ernment in the tank of growing more food." From information at hand the commission estimates the number planting gardens in varioua Indiana cities and towns a follows: Indianapolis, 40,000; South Bend. ld.OOO; Terre Haute, 15.000; Fort Wayne, 15,000; Frankfort. 4,000; Hartford City. 1.000; Peru. 2,000; Logansport, 6.000; Huntington, 2.000; Garrett, 1.000; Auburn, 1.500; Newcastle, 4.000; Shelbyville. 3.000: Rushville, i,000; Connersville. $1,500; Muncie, 6.000; Klwood, 2.0O0; Anderson. 6,000; Crawfordsvills. 1.200; lbanon, 2.000; New Albany, 1A00; Jeflsrsonviil. 2,000; Madison, 1.200; Bedford, 1.000; Bloomington, 4.000; Columbu. 2,000; Colombia City, 1.000; Decatur, 1.200; Kendallville, 1,000; Wahington, 1,W; Frnklin. 700; Mt. Vernon, U50; Sullivan. 1,200; Hope, 200. THEATRICAL DAY. la Planned Fo t-JMirt P4ttoa a bene fit te Red Cross. What will undoubtedly be the most gigantic undertaking ever attempted in the way of theatrical Irtncfits, is now being planned hy the V ar Coun cil of the American Rod Cross, of which Henry P. Davison i chairman. A National Red Cross Theatrical day will be designated some time in the fall probably In October when 'he theatrical season will be in full swing. On this day it is planned to stage a huge nattrm-wide theatrical benefit in practically every theatre n the entire country. Special performances will be run The entire receipts of the various the atre will be donated to the Red Cross War Relief Fund. All of the actors will contribute their salaries for the ilay. And Hie public at large will probably have still another opportune ty to evidence their loyal support of the great humane task of the Red Cross, by paying special price for tickets. Seldom doe such wi rk as the Red Cros is doing go without the active support of the theatrical profession. The people engaged in this work have given ample proof of their ability and willingness to bring cheer into the lives of the needy in way ether titan by mere entertainment. The theatrical profession is living up ir it reputation and the movement is already well under way with the able direction of Mr. A. U Erlanger who has been appointed Nalonal Chairman for the Theatre aay by Mr. Davison. Over 250 of the moat able theatrical managers throughout the United State have already rolunteercd to turn over their entire repta on this day to the Red Cross Fund and Mr. Erlanger is enlisting the active, sup port of these men in enlarging the scopa of the plan and in carrying it through to a successful conclusion. DROVE INTO FENCE. Mrk Adler'i Overland Waa Slightly Passage1 ia Accident. , Mark Adlers Overland was aliehtlv damaged yesterday afternoon about four mile south of M'hltattowa when it ldeswiptd fys fence. Mr. Ailler wa driving south and met a Ford coming north rowd a turn. He drov Ui OvrrUnd ihti t ie ditch to avoid a 1"'f" n mho the fonre on the wet grass. The top of the machine wei damnrfd. Mr, Aii!-r con turned on his wuy to lr.Hi.in.rp.jiiB, vVATia i r ns.

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Alfa.a, Ninimi 1.00 Bcith, J. H I.M Hams, Cat 0" liryan, Nina E. LOO Bryan, Eamuel ......... .. . 1 Off tiucnannon, air. and ssirn, C . .00 Burke, S. U 1.00 Bush, Mildred 100 Bcjh, Finley 6.00 Bush, A. 8. JS ' Bohannon, Jw.ia 1-00 Bowman, E. C. 100 Casey, Orpha LOO Casey, Ethel 100 Caster, I. N 6 00 Caster, I. N 26.00 Clay, S. C 2-00 Clark, Mrs. Mary E. 6 00 Coomb, B. r 100.00 Coombs, Mr. B. F. 25 00 Coombs, Pen H. ' 2 00 Coombs, Robin 2.00 Coy, D. 0 100 Craig. W. S. 1000 Creath, D. L. 10 00 Cunningham) Joe 1.00 Cunningham, Joe 4.00 Davis, Carl 2-00 Davis, Guy ..i 1-00 Davis, Guy F 4.9 DeVol. Harrie 1.00 DeVoI, Miss Rose 100 DeVol, W. J. 50.00 Edwards, Helen 100 Edwards. Jack 2 00 Edwards, D. G 5 00 Emmert, Frsnk 1.00 English, Paul 600 Finch, J. E. 10 Fraley, Mrs. W. K 100 Fraiier, Charles 100 Gillette, Earl 1.00 Hedge. J. C 100 Hedges, Conine 1-00 Rerdrich, B. F 100 Henderson, Martha 1.00 Higgina, Mr. O. C 1.00 Higgn . Mrs. W. H 100 Hodge, Wlter 2.00 Honan, Williem 1.00 Hooton, F. B 1.00 Hornady, John 1.00 Hopper, Lime 9.00 Hopper, L. P 5.00 Howard, Ad 60 Huber, John 2.00 Jones, Mrs. Lester F 26.00 Jones, M. M 100 Jones, A. B 6.00 Julian. Mary A 100 Kent, R. H 600 Kersey, J. J 5.00 Kersey, Mrs. Sia. 1.00 Kimball, Home . 1.00 Kimball, Esther 1.00 Kimball, Mrs. Homer 1.00 Kimball, Homer 2.00 Kincaid, Anthony 6.00 Kleinhens, Leonard 1.00 Lewis, A. K 10.00 Lewis, D. N 4.00 Lewi, Mrs. A. E. 6.00 Lewis, J. Earnest 25 Lewis and Storm 10.00 Limbert, L. D 1.00 Mahoney, M . . . 1.00 Martin, Mrs. Nancy 1.00 Martin, J. W 1.00 McCann, Sarah 2.00 McPaniel, S. U 5.00 Meyer, A. N 1.00 Moore, W. H 1.00 Moran, J. A. 5.00 Morkort, Owen 1.00 Morrison, Mr. Robert 2 00 Morrison, J. E 5.00 Morrison, J. E. 25.00 Neal, H. T 2.00 Oil Fund 56-26 Orear, William 1.00 Orr. Mr. W. P. 2.00 Park, Charles 1.00 Person. Hinkey 50 Perkin, John C 2.00 Prterman, W. H 6.00 Pettig, Churle 1.00 Potts, Mr. S. A .25 Rank, Stephen A 6.00 Rayl, W. P. 6.00 Rayle, W. P 5.00 ION SOU Marion Circuit Court to Take Up a Litigation tomorrow Afternoon.

Rearing M temporary injunction to reatraia en of two wrangling sUU supervisors of oil inspection from acting aa, such will be held be for Judg Lms B. Ewbank of the Marton circuit court tomorrow afterraoc at 2 o'clock. The suit was brought hy Marion Caldwell, Governor Goodrich's appoint, againet Adam H. Felkert State Geologist Barrtt'a apnomtee, lart Saturday.' A recent decision in fedra! court holding the present Indiana ail inspect urn U i;ivs!;d an open question a to which ati( ethetal anient appoint the oil inspector and as a remt each ofi:i..iI (! .'t-J one, wi'h t-.e ree. .i t C" . J n. -ir J,.t i.

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Shara, Jamea . . . . ihera, Jam .... 10.00 25.00 f OO Sheridan, Mayma (-00 Smith, A. Frank 1 00 Suton, Charles 2.00 Steven, W. W 6.00 Steven, W. W. 26 Steven, Mary 6 00 Stephenson, Robert LOO Stephenson, Robert 6 00 Storm, Samuel 2-00 Swiggett, Perry 100 Voliva, Olivia 5 00 Weeaner, Ernest 2 00 Williams, Delia R. 1 00 William. R. E. -00 William. Rol! 00 Winn, Mr. " 2 00 Witt, A. E. 10.00 Worlan, Joe 100 Worley and Shirley 5.00 Finch, Mr. J. E 100 Bohannon, Harry 5-00 Cook, Jcha W OO CENTER TOWNSHIP. N. W. Quarter Akers, Abe H Akers, J. L. Bart, L. L. Heck, Frank Beck, Lester D Beck, Len Mrs. Beck, Len Beck, Lester Mrs. Beck, Lender Bratton, John and wife Buchanan, W. P. Buchanan, P. Mrs. Buntin, W. W Butler, D. C Church, U M Church, L. M. Crane, V. S. Crane, P. H Crane, T. J Duff, J. N Earhart. Andrew Kndres, D Truit, Mary L. i 2.00 (.00 5.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 2.00 2.00 6.00 1.00 2.00 6.00 5.00 2.00 2.00 1.00 6.00 1.00 1.60 1.00 6.00: 10.00 .00 1.00' l.OO 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 6.00 1.00 1.00 Goodwin, Clerq Mrs Goodwin, J. C Halt, Chan. P. Mr. Hall, Chas. P Harrison, E. A Hawkins, W. N Henderson, Lucy Higgms, O. P. Hines, A. P. .. Honan, Bernard Iluckstep, Thomas Jaques, Fred . . .s Kersey, Jesa D Kersey, Carl Lane, M. W MeCreight, C. F McDonald, E. L. Metheny, S. K Miller, Sam Morris, W. p Morton, Oscar Meyers, Wm Neptune, R, T Neptune, W. R. Porkins, Carl Phillip, C. O .60 2.00 2.00 5.00 2.00 1.00 .25 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 2.00 2.Kr 1.00 J0 500 Pollard, O, F Posey, W. S Reynold, S. T. Reynolds, Rev. S. T Richardson, Elmer ; Richey, C. E Shanon, L. D Simmons, B. F Simmons, Olrni W ; Souders, W. M I Spelhring, J. R j Sutphin, Alva , Sutphin, A ! Taylor, C. A iVanHiies, W. p. i Whitley. F.lw i Williams, Sila .Wyeth, L. L , 10.00 1.00 2.0O 6.00 600 1.00 5.00 5.00 2.00 5.00 3.00 6.0O 1.00 1.00 1.00 TO AID IN "CRY" FIGHT. Mra. Daisy Dougla Bsrr Will Da .Special Work ia Cbieaga. The Christian Centurv. a weeklv church publication, had the follrwing article in iU lat issue: "Mrs. Daisr """!! Bsrr. h Kdl.Vnnwn Quaker evangelist, is chosen hy the Chicago women- a their special representative in a aerie of Dry -Chicago meetings to be held ia varioua parts, of the city. The church force are being mobilized for the big drive next spring." MONTHLY MEETING. Business Men's AweciatrHi to Hold Sewaien Tossorrew Night. The regular mentiily mauling of the Lebanon Btwineiu Men's Association will be held tomorrow night at 1:'M o'clock in the convention hail of the court house. The meeting in important and members are urged to attend. ROYAL BEIGHB0ES. Feeu'sr rr-eii of Rmal Nether W '.).- n V e.- , i n tne I, (.. O. F, H I T,.is" I- t . hwt A. r fr prying

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Phone 158 V. H. BUSH FOR DIVORCE Charge the Defendant With' Being Cruel Asks $1,000 Alimony. I Daisy M. Bush is plaintiff in a suit filed today in the circuit court against William H. Bush, for divorce. The plaintiff charges that the defendant ured her and called her vile names, that h waa of a quarrelsome disposition and frequently struck and beat her and en on occasion the beat ing wat to severs that she was compelled to remain in a hospital for more than two weeks. She avers that he frequently told her "he wanted to drive her away from home and that she did not have the iiwve Ui tu hint for divorce. Last November, she says, she went to Denver, Colorado, to visit her sister and the defendant sent her clothing and told her to stay there and she wa compelled to ask her mother for money with which to pay her car fare home. She charge that the defendant in an habitual drunkard and frequently brings men with whom he drinks, to the home of the plaintiff and defendant while in an intoxicated condition. She ask for divorce, custody of the three children, an allowance for the support of the children and f 1.000 ali mony. The couple married October 14, 1901 and separated July 7, 1917. Her attorney ia P. E. Smiley. ORE TREATMENT CHARGED IN A SUIT Lela Kampf miller Files Complaint for Divorce From Joseph Kampfmiller. Lela Kampfmiller filed suit today for divorce front Joseph C. Kampfmillar. They were married July 2fi 1914 and aeparated August 10, 1915. The plaintiff charge that the deferiant frequently cursed her and culled her vile names and that he finally left her without means of support except that of her own labor. She svei-s tlat except for one pontal card sent her about two months after he abandoned Iter, ah has not heaid from him since. She asks divorce and the restoration of her maiden name, Lela Burkhart. Her attorney is P. E. Smiley. MAT Ct'T WHEAT JILY U. A. N. Hopp who reside a mile west of Kirklm ha 60 acre of wheat which i probably among the best in appearance in the county. It m in fine condition and Mr. Hopp think it will be ready to harvest by July 11. He estimate the yield 4t fully 25 bushel per acre. , ICE CREAM SUPPER. The Old Union Aid Societv will give an ice cream supper Thursday night, July tt. In cs'-e of rain the supper will be aened Kriday night in the basement of the church.

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Potato Bug Killers Shoot them freely with Paris Green, London Purple, Arsenate Lead, etc. In handy size packages and in bulk. Let us supply your needs. Priees right. Oak Drug Store MASTERS & MITCHELL '

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Save the High Priced llilk By fepraying Zenoleam Fly koot on your eow. Tee wiH increase the flow of milk. You cannot afford te da wttfceat Zeaetarni Fly Skoot W guarantee satisfaction or money back.

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$$$$$$$$ if$ til $23.ea to $300.00 Loaned upon Famiture, Livestock and other Chattel at legal rate av TWENTY-FIVE PAYMENT PLAN In sums of 50 and ever yon may have 5 month in wblcH te repay fle your loan, or you may repay teener If yea lit. r SPECIAL TERMS TO FARMERS Write us or call upon aa for full particular, a. Will be in Lebanon each Friday W. A. SWANK 411-18 Ben Hur Bldg, Crawforrfsville, Ine. 101 H West Mam street, Lebanon, Ind. (Squire Trowbridge' office) $$$$$$$ $$$$$$$$$

ALTO WRECKED! Adjustments for all insured car from 11.00 up. No deduction. Pro. tect your car by insuring with the ageajts, REED A LASLEY. 'Phone 606 Rear of Fire Depart, ment Uarnge. CARD OF THANKS. We desire to thank neighbor and friend for kindnes shown In the illness and death of our beloved wife and mother. Her.ry G. Bowman and children. C0NDVCTED GOOD SALE. Crd. C. O. Tribbett cried a sale al North 8aleni Saturday. A car load of livestock wa sold for an average of t9S a bead.

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