Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 259, Lebanon, Boone County, 31 July 1917 — Page 2

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' -N ' ThrrttryPtwnoUniiDi4rt . , CWulftfW and -'' MiutraJ NoTNABCoTit Is - Ik 1 - i I. 1 ,,wtW va I A helpful HcrR !. KbFEry '--'I r.f;r-vTACic,,",Avr i: U;-ntii Biniirr iwB I Tickets en sale Daily to Saptarabar 30th Serum limit 30 dayt to New York : and Boston low round trip fares also to many oth er pointa east incl udmg N iagara Falls, Thousand Islands Adirondack Mountain. New England, astern Canada and Atlantic Coast Resorts. Stop-overs permit tad at ail points enroute. Circle Toora tn Srw York and ftoatonjncludma' lae and n?w rootts. and rooreexb-ndrd Circult loan, (miU? tr oraa. tfh-liKtmff nwJe and berth on occaa alaamrra, at faaucMl auouaar fares. fmttimmfarmmtHili Ticket Agent Big Foot Routt Iaterurban Time Tables terre haute, Indianapolis eastern traction co Effective Feb. 1, 1U17. EAST WEST EAST WEST A. M. A. M. P. M. P. M. 5:2.i 5:25 12:17 6:25 6:25 1:15 . 1:25 :S 7:25 2:15 2:2. 8:15 8:25 f t 3:17 , :fV7 f :)5 4:25 10:15 10:25 6:15 6:2;, 11:16 11:25 f t : 7:15 9 7:21 f f :47 t 8:17 10:00 . 10:20 512:3' tLimited trains. 'Daily except Sun day. $F rankfort only. Last car leaves Indianapolis at 11:30 p. m. and Lafayette at 10:4o p. m. CRAWrORDSVILLE DIVISION Cars leave Lebanon for CrawfordsflUs at 7:30, :3, 11 SO a. tn. 1:30, 8:30, 6:30, 7:33, :30 and 11:30 p. m Cars arrive from Crawfordrvilie at 7:10, 9:15, 11:20 a. m., 1:20, 3:15. :20, 7:20, 9:20 and 11:20 p. m. $'J.50 Frankfort $9.50 TO : NIAGARA FALLS ' AND RFTIRN VIA CLOVER, LEAF ROUTE Sunday, June 24 and on Sundays during July and August, route via Toledo, Cleveland and Buffalo. 12 da. limit .VI: vz "r ritn Than. E. Rose. A a. t.";.icrai Vis. Agt.,'Cw.r Lea. Koutn, Toledo. O.

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Always Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years THE StXHUSTS TAKE Notify ;ovcrnmeiit That Troop Must Not SenJ Another Year in Trenches. PY CAM1I.I.0 CI ANFKRRA. ily fr nrminwiJ m- Iferrire.l ROMK, July 11. by mail to New Votk, July 31. The ofTieia! Rt-oup of socialists in the Italian parliament hasMTved notice upn the povern!?ient that h.itrv.-r the results of the .'pririt otrem-ive on the Italian front and vhi.tovi-r the (iroK am of the al lies, the Italian troops nm?t not upend another year in the trenches. In orrft-r to understand the fu" meaninp; of the attitude of the socialist iieputien, it must lie noted that, dur i."lf tin1 i.:.t six months, the ditfer--me of opinion botwrrn the o:ia!i.-.t copMjtu.'i'-ies ami th(-tr rojirr'scntativca in th" cha.-iiher of deputies ha.-y;nv-n so rem ki-d and so hitter aj to f:imir ahnut an open rrvolt. The wuikinir men in pio.t of t'le lorthciit provitK-es ami in nil of the !arxe cities have ojreniy aecused the i.'tputiea of bpin too humidv uhmihive and too passive in viewing the rum Tiinmht l.y war upon the country. The result of tho .wiahst agitation was that he oi-ia!it dr-putie asked tiie cal.iret in the raun of dt hate to pare no e:ort to end the war before '.Mnfr. t'ndereoes ( har je. Win-; her or not the irovernment will K-opt the soeiaiist Kliot of view i.H mpo.s-ihle to nay right now. At the me thoe it n,ut rw notl that, during the nant two or thiee months, pubic opinion in lia'y ha underirone a narked change ard the belief i jraifl -a ground that the is-ue of tho Win .ill U' ih-ridiwl at the ptace riferenre a:h- r than on the battielWId. V.rUhe nation i up toil and stands rem!) ,o lnar any sacrifices aul while on attempt of the socialists to stop it now would probably bring about a itrung reaction, yet there is a growing insc of unrest in every class over he economic future of the kinjrdont. The heavy taxes imposed durirg he punt eiRhletn months upon the x;ople and tiie keowledjre that the tax linden must be increased still are beng used by the socialist leadors tu rive home their arguments. Khe "l.nt as sit nearer the musle. He "Rut lh"n yon can't lienr what I'm sajlna in yon." She (rising)"! know. Come along. "Boston Traaaerlpt. I Reward, $I0 r. rf ;is ie,r wft fta -.' i.. Wt, d il s.1 ll..f fc, at tmat ne '..' . .r"f..Mh."1 "' H'r'' ' ' 'i'i' , iiw,'niC"tn"i'

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REDROSS WORK Irsocctor Will be Here To- -. morrow to O. K. the Work Done. A RUSH ORDER FOR MORE OF.SUPPLIES Special Request to the Local Councils to Send in Their Boxes. Miss Emma Kothe, an Inspector for the headquarters of the Indiana Red Cross, will be in Lebanon tomorrow morning to inspect the work in the surjrical dressing and hospital supply departments of the local chapter. If the report of Miss Kothe is favorable Ve Koone county chapter will be authorized to do its own inspecting a:id packing of goods, and to send .hem direct to the warehouse at Indianapolis, from where they will be sent to the Irtish Red Cross terminal in New York ci'y, and 'mm there in Europe. The will not be onpacked nor inspected after they leave here. Packing boes will be made rare under ollictal specifications and the packing v.ill also be done under ot'.icial directions. ! I'rgently Needed. A better has been received from the tate headquarters stating that cable Hivices have been received from our allies that they are nearly destitute nf lied Cror.! supplies and that large iua"tities must be sent at once. The tnte hfad'iunrters has asked the thnpters all over the state to box up and send whatever finished hospital nipplies the have nn hands, at once While the ni-ed for hospital sup.i'ie? is the most urgpnt at present th importance of rushing the surgical dressing work must not be lost sight of, according to the headquarters. Supplies in the following amounts are aken at once by the American Red Cross to nid the situation in Europe .'.s).iM)0 convalescent gowns, 100,000 pairs of bed socks, 650,000 bed shirts, 450,000 suits of pajamas, 300,000 hou!der wraps and 800,000 pairs of sock. An urgent call has been sent, out by the state council of defense, which has charire 0f the Socks for Soldiers' wor':, asking that more socks be sent in in the next few days, and that the demand is far more than is being met at present. Mrs. Hurry Hostetter, who has been placed in charge of the Navy League work here, has started the movement, has C m.'.Othetina hue SHKDl.I and it promises to grow in magnitude very fast. This work is separate from the lied Cross work, and information rrgtrding it may be obtained from Mrs. Hostetter. ROSECRICIA ANS CONVENE TODAY y PITTSlil'RG ittl the sfcrsflfi.aflf AVw Herf'irf.t l irrSIU'RiiH. Pa., July 31. The lirst convention of the Ancient and Mysterical Or'lcr of Hosecrucians ever held in the Cnited .States began its sessions here today. Pelegates vere present from twrnty-tive states. H. Spencer Lewii;, of New York, imlierator of the order in America, pro dded over the convention, which will ntinui for five days. This organization which has more than (I.ISKI.OOO members in Eurotw and the Orient, was not established in the Cnited States until two years ago. Iiuring trie oflKrial sessions the first working constitution for the Ameri can order will be adopted. It is claimed fur the Rowrrurians that the order antedates every other known organization in the world by many centuries. It is a secret order for the study and lovelonment of ancient sciences and arts and mukes a feature of educational work anil scientific investigation. MAPLE CROVE. Mr. Maihburn, who ho been 111 for some time, ia slowly improving. rhoso on the sick list are John Akers and illanajie Iscnhour. Mrs. liutsoll Dirkersnn and baby pent Khday with Isaac lsenhour and family. Mia. Roy Artmn of near Pic Springs, spent Monday with her paren's, Mr. and Mn. John Akers. Miss i)ttie fitaton visited from SuiTiuy uoiii toMitttimr evauink wiiU rel'tt'vci in I-banon. Kev. nd Mn.. W. H, Williama of Lebanon, viaitH Thursday with lirm-gs fMckert and wife Vr. r.r.d Mri, Jwth Brnrlley, Mr. led Kfj, Jnnr- M.,-Stuii ami V;

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To mert man: - As a woman I want to prout airainst ao nch taik from the men for as wftnen to save, conserve, conserve, economize, economize. Every paper we pick np w see where some big bug ih-awing e salary of three or four thousand dollars is tellhg na women how to save two rents by doing fifty cents worth of work. It makes me tired to hear an cxtnrragant animal like a man continually tell us how to save and never at any time speak favorably concerning nur years and yenra of hard work trying to make both ends meet. There are men in Lebanon who will spend a hundred dollars a year for cigars and tobacco who make fault wkh us because we cannot prepare them a fifty cent meal for fifteen cents. How ran we fill their big fat stomachs unless we have something to fill them with ! ' Men will buy an automobile and TWO BADLY INJURED Mrs. James Lewallvn and Daugh ter Hurt While on Way lo Funeral Here. The flreencastle Herald says: ' Mrs. Jan U-.,!!cn ffcrc-l a collar bone, and her daughter has suffered injuuea to her hack, when an .iutomobile owned and driven by Rohcoc Hillis. sVn of Mrs. Martha Hillis, who resides in-tlod township, souih :f Wesley Chapel, turned over early Sunday morning, on the county line r-oad cast of New Maysville. A blowout in a fiont tire caused the car to go into the ditch and turn over. Mr. Hillis had started to take Mr. and Mrs Lewallen and daughter to Lebanon to attend the funeral of a relative when !!io accident occurred. Neither of the men were badly injured but the ;"ir was badlyfw recked. Reports in 'Irecn-'-astle Sunday evening were that Mi. Hillis had been seriously injured. Km". me Hillis is a brother of Roy IliHU of this city." THE NAVAL SERVICE Has Gained Seventeen Pounds Since he Joined Now at New Orleans. Ji hn Shaw, wiio is at the Naval Training Station nt New Orleans, writes that he likes the work line. He ays the hry are getting good eats tiiere and that he has gained seventeen pounds since he joined the navy. He writes that he doesn't know when he will leave New Orleans. He says: "they are talking nf sending us to I he flrooklyn .Navy Yard, but I don't care if they leave nie here. 1 could leave here an'-time on a volunteer draft, for a patrol boat, but I want to get on a transport or battleship if I can." 1 ODD, HUT TRUE. Utif IA tttlr, KtiliuMt ttrn KervPx.) JASPER, July 31.-Charley Mynati. Ihinks he has a good excuse for not registering f ,r military service. They didn't have any cards when he faced the board in .Michigan City. f'OI.t'Mfll S, July 31. "He sure and take a bath first" is the injunction given to men to take the draft examinations, by Dr. George T. MacCoy, of the exemption board. ' ANDERSON, July .ll.-Six-year-old Sarah Jane East was droun.,1 in two feet of water while in Colorado with tier parents. The swift w:,tr of the stream made t impossible for her lo stand up. noCHESTc-i; t,.i n. u..- u Ijleev fell fi I . 1 Wabnsh and -.l,,,!,,) ... 10. r t k... died twelve hours lutcr. NEWCASTLE, July 31 Orla K. Mrlianiel, with P-rshing in Kranre. said a lot in a few words in a letter to his mother. He said: "Mother, we are in trance and do not know her we go next." DecaturJuly 31. Two young Aubut a short time, have "seen the light" want to enlist.

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spenj hundreds of dollars for repairs "d (asoiiu and at the same time olamj their wives for the high cost of living at home. Scores of men go to Indianapolis to see th ball games on Sundays, or go on excursions and then blame the women at the end of the year because of the family expense. For one I am tired of being niade the goat i". He" that the men folks can talk "economy", "efficioncy" and "saving." Let some of the men yo Into the kitchen and sweat over a hot stove all afternoon or try to quiet a colicky baby, or get a four dollar meal for crmpany and have only seventy-five cents with which to do it, and they will stop talking so much about women "economising." The men should give us women a square deal, put themselves in our place and the papera will not hae so much tommy-rot about "efficiency" and "saving." FRIEND WIFE MARY. THE MARINE SERVICE. Postmaster Beck Received Booklet (living Information Concerning It. Postmaster Reck has received n sample booklet which describes all phases of the marine service from the Central liecruiting Station for the Marines at Chicago, along with the information that anyone interested in the marines may have one of the books by applying at the postofiiee. An applicant for the marine service must be at least nineteen years of age. No men will be drafted into the marine service. Its metiers must be Voll'Meets, Was Prominently Known Resident of the Zitinsville Neighborhood. Mrs. Cora Brock Lemon, who died Sunday at her home near Zionsville was 4(1 years. 8 months and ill days old having been born Nov. 4, 1870. She was the youngest of ten children. She is survived by her husband, James Lemon, and one son, who is about 21 ; years of age. Mrs. Lemon was a member of the Methodist church and was nn active worker in the church. She was ul.-o identified with the Pythian Sisters and Order of Eastern Star. She hud held all tho offices in the Pvthian Siiters lodge. The funetal was held at the Z'nrvilln Methodist church with burial f HOOSIER HUIEKS lla f-e rnlrrn'Hiil Vci Hir'iir.i PORTLAND, Ind , July 31. -Arch Lee's cow puzzled him. Sometimes he got plenty of milk from her, und a! other times she was as "dry" as a linreh picnic, ile began sleuthing to find the cnuse. Result, his pond neighbor John Starr is chaneil with visiting the field and milking the bovine whenever he felt like it. Starr is a stock buyer and owns ISO acres of land. His residence bnext to the pasture land where 1-e kept his cow. He was caught in the -let of milking the cow by Lee, who :sid he saw him doing the same tiling the day before. Starr pleaded guilty in a a jMstire'icourt and was bound over to the riruit court Stitrr says Lee oughtn't to kick on his tokinj? a lilt'e milk ..ml says he could hove si itl.d matter out of court without notoriety, but I ee brought the rhanre before he thought he would. The iaw provide! a leavy penalty for this oiTenie, so heavy that the justice of the peace could not impose it. hot Bit bind .V'ta -r over to the circuit court. REDKEY. Ind., Julv .".l.-lbre is one town that ki'ks nn t iruch publicity. Marshal Wm. May drrl.ve the town has got too much publicity of the wrong kind because of tiie murder of Roy llrown, the subsequent trial of William Kishback and the indictment of other persons. Two attempts at burglary were made last week, and some citiwns declare the publicity given the town has attracted cnKiks.

MINLSTFH WORKS ON FARM. The Ciifordi.ville Journal says: i "Dr. Deniturius Tillolson. superintend- j ent of the CrawfordsviKe district of th Methodist church, donned his woik-1 s ing elothrs one day last week andj journeyed to the fui m of isiieman i Trout, east of the city, volunteering 1 his services for the day in the field, j J Mr. Trout reports that the "dnlsler 3 performed a hard day's work and hin'3

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We want you to do your banking business with us and don't mind asking you. The I". S. sjovr-rnmc-iit fcumd cur bank worthy of moniliiTship in the FEDERAL RESERVE system of Ranks. This enables its to Uke our securities to our Central Reserve Bank and get MONEY any time. When you put your monev in our bank YOU can fret it when Yoll want it. Put YOt'R money in OUR bank. FIRST NATIONAL BANK

DR. W. WILL BU AT THE CLUTE HOTEL Lebanon, Indiana FRIDAY Aug. 3, 1917 Aad every four weeks thereafter.

Dr. Mayo baa treated a number of cases of caccer without th knife. Dr. Mayo hts treated successfully all forms of Chrot,k Disease that are curable, such as diseases of the Brain, Heart, Lunga, Throat, Eye and Ear, Stomach, Liver, K idney, Bladder, Blood Poison, K actum. Dropsy, Female Diseases. Nervous Diseases, Eczema, Epilepsy, Ca'.arrh in all stage, etc. MR" IV speedy, permanent and lasting tur Is what I will giva itlLvl J you beyond a doubt if your case ia curable; If not I will not accept your money and promise to do anything for you. The best reference I eouiu give as to professional reliability ia the many cured, satisfied patients I dismiss. Diseases Peculiar To Woman Given Special Attention 1 will give the POORF.ST man a chance as well aa the RICH to receive a cure from me at a SM A LL COST. There Ii no man too POOR to get my best advice FREE. Variocelo and Hydrocele. Our one treatment cure la what yon shonld have. Only one visit is required. We do no cutting. Alt Bltrns disappear within n few days or weeks. Blood Poi.'.on, Skin Diseases. We will give you treatment that will in a few days cure all rash sores. Strir", Kidney, Bladder, Prostatic Glands are scientifically treated by us. Our methods immeditly benefit you. Piles, Fistula. We can cure so quickly and easily that you will be surprised. We will give you just the result and cure you are looking for. Rupture Treated. After an examination we will tell you just what we can do for you, If wo can not benefit and cure you, we will frankly and honstly tell you so. Call on or address, W. R, MAYO, E43 N, Delaware Street, Indianapolis, Indiana,

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Company 11, Second Indiana Infantry will over he remembered as the local company from Lebanon, Ind., in the German-American war. It is made up mostly of home boys. You should be one of them. You can still volunteer in Company II., Second Indiana Infantry. Do not put this matter off too long. Apply at the loeal recruiting station.

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