Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 242, Lebanon, Boone County, 11 July 1917 — Page 3

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WEST P. M. 1 12 n 1:23 2:1:5 f 3:17 425 5:25 t 6:17 7:25 8:1V 10:20 tLimited t. 'W Daily eicept Sunday. 3Krankort. only. . .... Last ear leaves Indiunapolu at 11:30 f. m. and Lafayette at 10:40 p. m. ' CRAWF0KDSV1LLE DIVISION Cars leave Lebanon for CrWfordsat 7:S0, 9:30 11:30 a. m. 1:30, 8 30, 6:30, 7:80, :30 and 11:30 p. m. Car arrive from Crswfordsvilie t 7:10, 8:15, 11:20 a. m., 1:20, :1&, 7:20. :20 and 11:20 p. m. t.czz rQuick Meal Oil Stove COULTER-SMOCK CO. DR. L. M. BEAVEN OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Tuawn State Bank Buildtag 7 a. k. to 6 p. m. PHONE zoa. EVERY DAY IS WALL PAPER DAY AT THE PAINT SPOT HARRY SAUNDERS Panne loo-Y West Mam St FOB QUICK ELECTRICAL WORK CALL J. E. BERKLEY Phone 978-L U Went Smith Street AUTO INN Standard Oil Servies Station No. 47 GAS 20 CEXTS KarUl Lebanon St Phone H MONUMENTS St us for your monuments if you want first class stock and workman ship. Call us and we will bring you to our shop fur inspection. Shop phone 102; Kes. 115 or 714 PLACE YOUR ORDERS EARLY HARLAN MONUMENT CO. DR. A. A. WILLIAMSON ITE, KAft, NOSE and THROAT OSes orer F.tu-r's Drug Stan. PHONK 14L W. IL GREEN PIETIST fli-it XaOeaaJ fisak P,:."'

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DOUBLE ANNIVERSARY. Fortieth Vleddijg Anniversaries Celebrated Near Advance. An Advance special says: "The fortieth wedding anniverssrier of Mr. and Mrs. George Ray and Mr. and .Mrs. Lewis Owens were celebrated at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Owens, near here Sunday, July 8. The two families have celebrated their ivrJJinr anniversaries fur seventeen I .-urn past On the eighth of July, I It'lK), Mr. and Mrs. Owens visited Mr. I and Mm. Ray, it tern the wedding iday of Mr. and li's. Ray's olile.t son, ! t'har'.es, and decided to celebrate toj pettier alternately, as the two families I hud always been very tlose friend. Thoie present were: .Mr. and Mr. l"is Owens and son Fred, Mr. and il r s. George Kuy, Earl Ray and family. Win. kincaid and family, Margaret (iowen, Mis. ltabelle Owens, Itertha Owens, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Runs, J.ifes Roberts, Lee Owens and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rons, Sumner 0,ven and family, Ira Scott and family. Mr. and Mrs. C'ulla Hoss, Krnest F.drington and family, Clyde ('alley tnd family, Charlie Canada and family, and Cleo Kincaid. At the noon hour a tine dinner was spread. The fulluwing program was given: "America, audience; scripture reading and invocation, Prof. Lee Owens; recitation, Letter Canada CMr'W F Ida June Culley: recitation, DorothyScott: piano solo, (Georgia Canada; ong. Marie, Floyd, Dorothy, June and Ivy May Owens; recitation. Ru'sell Canada: duct, Olive Owens and Ida Jane Culley; song, Owens children; recitation, Olive Owens; recitation, tieraidine Kdrington; song, "Clover Illossom' James Roberts; piano solo, Olive Owens; song, 'Itlest be the Tie.' " "The next celebration will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray." TO GIVE DEMONSTRATION. Purdue Instructor to Give Lecture Before Cooking (lub Members. Miss Alma L. Garbin of Purdue uniersity will be here Thursday, July 19, to give a demonstration on can ning at the First Baptist church. The 'lemontratiun will last ail day and will be given under the auspices of Ji Kemtmr. of the Cooking club who lll have as their guests nearly two nnfwlred !sdi. A ntimhee of demnnitrationa will be given this summer at which time a large number of ladies ill be entertuined. These demonstra tions will be of much interest and val es, at this time when the cry of the naeion is for the conserving of the food. COMING FOK VISIT. Danville, III., Press : "Dr. and Mm. W. K. Surratt and two sons will leave Thursday morning of this week on a visit of several days at various points in Indiana. They will spend a few nujs !ii. iLe farmer's parents in Anderson and will also visit in Marion, Crawfordsville and Lebancn. At the latter place they will attend a reunion of the Surratt and Jones families. The Surratt family will be absent from Danville until next Tuesday morning. TO ATTEND BAR MEETING. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hutchinson went to Indianapolis today to attend a meeting of the Indiana Bar association. A feature of the meeting will be the banquet to be held this evening at the Countrv club, at which place the meetings of the association are be ng held. IDAHO VOFMtl MADE WELL Lyrlia EPinWhWs Vegetable Compound Did the Work. Nothing like it Atuinben. Idaho "Last Tear I saffwd from a weakness with pains in my Ide and back. bill !ik y friond asked me to try Lydia E. Pink. ham s Vegetable Compoand and I did so. Alter tailing one bottle 1 felt very much better. I have now taken three bottles and feel like a different woman. Lydia E. Pkdikam'a Vgs tmtum dmoaaud la the bast medicine I have ever taken and I can mtotnmewd H to all suffering women. " ra. reCY PaneriDua, Aberdeen, Idaho. . Women who suffer rem those dis tressing ills peenliar to tbetrsex should be convinced by the many genuine and truthful tamtiint-niala we are constantly fn!t.utun; in tlio newsrmiwrs of tJ ah"i- tf l.viiia E. 1 u.ai,.in'a V'eer-

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SOCIAL CALENDAR. THURSDAY. Pleasant Hour Embroidery club Mm. Charles Mitchell, 2.00 Jolly Soeial Hour Club Mrs. Thomas Adair and Mrs. Joseph Coil, 2:00, FRIDAY. W. C. T. V. Methodist church, 2:30. Mother's Ciub of the Julia Harney Building Mrs. John Moran, 2:30. Social meeting of Travel club Miss Margaret Day. 7:00, Miss Norah Darrji',1, Miss Gretehcn Ritchie and Miss Mary Long, assistants. Called meeting of the Cooking club Library, 7:00. Jolly Stitchers Mrs. George Richmond, 1:;I0. Indies' ieodlo Circle Mrs. Josie Saltzgaber, 2:30. SOCIAL MEETING. The second social meeting of the Tiavel club for the summer months will be held Kriilay evening at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Miss Margaret Day on East Pearl street with the Misses Norah Dai nail, Gretchen Ritchie anil Mary long assistants. Gl KSTS AT LUNCHEON. Mrs. O. F.. Wilroi, Mrs. Irwin Flrown, Mrs. FYed Hooton, Mr. Virgil lluntin and Mrs. K. E. Williams will motor to Indianapolis tomorrow where they will be the guests of Mrs. Alfred Cutfln at a noon luncheon. AITr-MH.Mi OPTICAL MEETING D. S. Whituker, proprietor of the Whitaker Jewelry store, went to Columbus, Ohio, tclay to spend the remainder of the week attending the National Optical convention being held this week in that city. BI-WEEKLY MEETING. The regular bi-weekly meeting of the W. C. T. U. will be held Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Methodist Episcopal church with Mrs. T. 0. Sicks, program leader. A CALLED MEETING. . The Cooking club will have a called meeting Friday evening at 7 o'clock at ti.e library. Every roemher is urged to be present as there is busi ness of importance, ,, . ... ,, LADIES' NEEDLE CIRCLE. The Ladies' Needle Circle will be entertained Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Josie SalUgnber on West Washington street. The hour of meeting is 2:30 o'clock. COMPLETING COURSE. Mrs. Myra Richardson who has been in Indianapolis where she has been taking work in the surgical dressing department of the Red Cross work will complete her course this week. Mr. and Mrs. Rucker Adams f X 4V MR. AMD MBS CUCKCfc AOAM3 Prominent among the attractions and special features for chautauu.ua asi lilies is the .dsms1 Nyatem of Huelth Rtoily sad Pbystologlcal Exercise, which Is creating widespread interest wherever Introduced. This will be a splendid opportunity for all health seekers snrt every one Interested In bow to keep well o take tip this Important study. tuHsretlcn frosa tlie tension of bueiness and thirty aslnutes devoted to simlj l.ig nature's laws and aequlrtu a WnowlnlCT of bow to care pnnerly tsie ttw boriy wnder (lie lnntrw'tn of C. IftKker rt(ims or his wife wl:i the awt sVmi. k! lr- i t

Miss Lois Jones retne4 this afternoon from a vi:;it in 1' 1 51 1 V. t n !lh Miss Grace llryan. Mms M.iurine r'mitH of f!pi.; la vjxitiiig Mis. I. H. i4eenrB family, of Ist South sticet. John Owen of N'oWcsrille, for a number of years postmaster of that city, spent the day here. David Custer of west of Lebanon who has been critically ill for tlie past week is somewhat imtuvrrA Miss Teresa Fanning f Indianapolis is spending several days with Miss Tuda Conner of near Lebanon. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. New spent Tuesday at Carmel, the guests of Mrs. New's sister, Mrs. Williard Hopkins. Chester Garner is spending the ummr near Northfield where he hai accepted a position on the Remington farm. 1 Mr. and Mrs. C D. Orear returned home after a several (lays' visit in Nobiesville with Mrs. Oreur's mother. Mrs. Mynear. Mrs. Nancy Gilmore of North Lebanon street returned lat evening from a several days' stay at Lake Muxinkurke. Mrs. George 0. Palmer and daughter Kuth left totlsr for Paoli for a visit with ner parents Mr. and Mrs. Juhn A. Lingle. Mr. and Mrs. em Nelson and Mr. .id Mi-s. Harry Butt, and son Charles motored te Imlinripolis and Fort benjamin liarnson, Mrs. J. I). Alesimdcr of I.hliana polis is here fot a visit with her daughters, Mrs. A A. Garner and Mr.

Gamer of Fjist Main street. e Mrs. Parley Girriger and son of near Lebanon were entertained yesterday at the home of her sister, Mrs. J.. In. Ciine on East Buuth street. Mrs. W. O. Dsmall left today for Bethany Park to spend the remainng summer months, s Mrs. Daraall will manage the Ilethaiy Park hotel. Mrs. L. T. Raub of lleveland, Ohio, who has been the hou guest of Miss Tuda Conner of near frbanon -is visitng relatives in Crawftrdsville today. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. rw of this city and Mrs. Mary E. Non of Whitestown were entertaineij Sunday at the home of Stevea Sprodj near Whrestown. Archie Gilmore a mejiber of Com pany H which is locS'le at East Chicago will come FUly to spend the week-end with bn mother Mrs. Nancy Gilmore ami frnily of North Lebanon street. Mrs. C R. Matthe and daughter Katherine of North .t street leit the first of the weJ for Bedkev. Ind., to spend the weeiwith relatives. Mr. Matthews left toitpvening to remain until Friday. j After a visit with Hr sister, Mrs John Fulwider, Mrs. I. A. Graham has returned to her hate in Indiana nolis accompanied by m niece. Mis: Catherine Fulwider wl will be lier gncKt for two weeks. I Mr. and Mrs. Aaher Jacobs ami daughter Dorothy andtheir gueats Mr. and Mrs. Perry Jlobs and son laurence of Texas hail gone to the Jacobs' farm northeastif Thorntown for a two weeks' outing Miss Nell Bechtell wit has been the guest for several weekj of relatives in Indianapolis returns home this morning accompanied r Miss Mar garet Shepard and Gelge Norwood ho will make a short fit here. Miss Lucile Kirtley, liss Dorothy Darrough, Miss JaniedCoombs and Emmett Tull of this oV and Miss Virginia Scott of Wars? motored to Whitestown yesterday fternoon and spent several hours wij friends. Mrs. Ella Long of Kates City, Mo.. who has been the gu for several weeks of Mr. and Mrs. SC. Long and family of North Lebanl street went to Thorntown today fota visit with relatives before returniijhere for another stay. Mrs. Ona Miller andkn Virgil, of Indiananolis. are here r a several weeks' visit with Mrs. Mer's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Pascal Huey of Evans street. Mrs, Miller's tjienn nas been a truest for sevej months at the Hunley home. j Mrs. William Means hd daughter Mi?s Helen of Indianaiis who are spending few days Wi Mr. an-'. Mrs. J. K. Ott and otw friends and relatives were the Bonnlnner gueats today of Mrs. John Dsand daughter Margaret of East Hrl street. Mrs. H. M. Kindig oghicago. who is spending sometime lie. and Miss Lids Perkins went tandianapolis yesterday, Mrs. Kindig turning last evening and Miss Per remaining for a visit of several uJwith P. H. Richman and family of Band Pllace. Mr. and Mrs. Lon Prion of Indianapolis are spendinobveral days with Mrs. Peterson's rents, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Stevenkf north of Ibanon. Yesterday ! and Mrs. Stevens and picsts wejentertained at the home of Mr. adMrs. H. P. Stevens of west of Lebjn. Mrs. Charles O. WM and son Robert who were expetf home last week from Twin Fallsjaho, where they have been speAg several months, were delayed I account of the illnss of Pober. I'ir arrival is expected this aterno Mr, White will remain for several teks looking a'ter fcii-,'!es ir,'s-' tf uh made '.h t. r.n'- ..

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CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONB. reports from Berlin tunny are to be credited. The German consor.ship has been tightened in the pu.sl few days but sufficient has come through to show that the empire is aluoudcd with black menace. Leaders of the libeml factions in Germany arc threatening trouble unless they succeed in their parliamentary aims and this has led to open talk of revolution In the Danish press. Whether Vice Chancellor HelfTerich, F'oreign Secretary Zimmerman and others are to be dropped from the cabinet, is not yet definitely known, but there is every indication that Dr. Von Bethmann-Hollweg, the chancellor, will remain in power with the support of the kaiser. Incidentally the fact that the kaiser and the chancellor are now in political league show that peace with annexa tions and indemnities for Gel many would be a "kaiser's peace." The emperor has been won ovor to the most radical demands of the Pan-Germans, evidently, if he was not always secretly in sympathy with their ambitions. A big faction of the liberal element want not only immediate political reforms within the empire, but a speedy peace. They realize with the pronouncement that it will make fact only on terms of indemnities and annexations. WILL LET AUOIENCE CHOOSE TWO NUMBERS The Llndqneat-Allen-Van VI let Company, which will be here the last day of Chautauqua, will reader two numbers In their evening program which will be selected by the audience. A bor win be kept at t'.e gate all week, and ticket holders may write on a piece of paper the names of their favorite numbers. The last day these slliw will be checked no, and the two pieces receiving the moat votes will be given as part of the tvening concert. The company is composed of Albert UndT-Kt. tennr, of ( h). j.n: Teonnr Allen, suptano; Cutnellu Vsu Vllvt, the Dutch 'cellist, and Ma MMsre, plsnlst. Luidquest has toured tlie country three times aa soloist with the Minneapolis ftymphony Orchestra, baa sung to crowded boose In Orchestral Rail, Chicago, and the past spring has been doing solo work with the New Tork Oratorio Society. The Italian tenor Rami, who discovered Lindqueet, said that he ass the must promising tenor voice in a merles. He Is twaBty-flve ytars old. Mies A lion, soprano, also has toured the eonntry number of time aa soloist with the Minora polls bymptuny Orchestra and has done solo work In eusv earts wttn the Chicago Symphony Or chestra aa well aa with the Bl Lonj Hynaphony Orchestra and the Apollo Cuib of Chicago. Vn Vi.ist, t?;s Dutch 're'"t csrae isa v. -i'.rf ii :a In lull and witliln a w '" " s d-lag .! In ' - 'J i - r ..i .jt Oar.

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TURCO-GERMAN FLEET BOMBARDED BY AIRMEN Big Explosion Sen to Occur on the Gotten Other Ships Damaged.

iKv Iht international Xtmt gerrles. -LONDON, July 11. The TureoGerman fleet lying in the Golden Horn has been bombarded by allied aeroplanes with good results, the admiralty announced today. A big explosion was seen to occur on the Goeben, while other warships were damaged. Ilombs were dropped 'a Constantinople, a direct hit being obtained on the Turkish war office building. All of the allies' machines returned safely to their base. The raid was made on Monday night The raiders flew at an altitude of only 800 feet, but oparently the Turks were ttiaen completely by surpTwie because not a shot was fired ' ,T t fl t "l , e f .-s U! '..I t tit , , c Mr

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