Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 273, Lebanon, Boone County, 16 August 1917 — Page 6

LEBANON DAILY XEPOSTETIil'IWDAY. AtT.UST 16, 1817.

jOIui 0. ROBiNSON CWOEAIH

Life I-onir Resident of

Houne County Succumbs to Cancer.

WAS WIDELY KNOWN

Funeral Service Will lie Held

a; rum Fairview Church Frit y Afternoon.

John Oliver Robinson, a life-long

if.sid. nt ( 1' Boone count) , pa -sod :i yrs'.cr.luv afternoon at ocI.k'

-Ais residence north of I.ehanon. He

was bor'i south of 'ho of Novrmhi-: .1, !K.",0. anil was therefor" aged at thi time of in- ilomi.e litl yai.s. ! mortn. and 12 ilay. H hail boon arflictnl for six month.- previous to hi- death with cancer. Mr. Robin was married in :? to lassie Brown, who iliiil within one year after tin mairiagr. His second union wa with Klnra Jane Caldwell. July 3. 1889. She is living. Throe

children arc livinf, Kuth. William Hu

bert and Margaret Irene liobitiTwo brothers anil four si-ter -iv. They ure, Richard Hatgn Rcbittsnn, of Francis. Okln.; thai Wesley Robinson, of .Montgnoi

county; Angelotta Evans, Elizabeth

Prest-O-Lite Service Station Batteries recharged and repaired. Free inspection and distilled water. Jacob E. Wilcox 112 East Main Street Phone 199.

CITY ASTXBTiaiHEST.

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State or Indiana, To whom It m.i hereby slven bv tt Iti cltv of l.ehan the 13th day of approved an aasaaa

Ins described public tmi1

Improvement Reanlution A'o, 4. I r for the construction of ftv f'-o rem. atriewulks on both sulea of s.iutn CI. street from the aonth line of locks etn to the north hue of Noble turret in ,

city

Ha Id Improveme

'led :

both eldea of unlit street .ind affei

property on each aide of (.ant stree from the south line of Mk. street t the north line of Not. I tret Person Interested In or affected by this unlit im proyement are hereby notified tlo.t taid fommoti council has flle.l Monda th 27th day of August. lslT, at lb hour of S:00 o'clock p. m . at the coun ctl chamber in said city, an the time an. place when remonatrancea will lie re celved and heard againt the amount

aasesaed against each piece of propert

Mil he

whether such lota have be.

benefitted In the amount on said roll Said assessment roll ahowlna pnmafacle ajweaamenta, with the name of property ownera and a description of property subject to he aasesed la on file an4 may be aeen at the office of the city clerk of the city of I.ehanon. Indiana. WII.MAM P SMITH. Clerk of the city of Lehar.-n, Indiana. l-U-l.

Summer Complaint. During the hot weather of the summer months tome member of almost every family is likely to be trouhlcd with an unnatural looseness of the bowela. and It is the greatest importance that this be treated promptly, which can only be done when the melicine is kept at hand. Mrs. F. F. Scott. Scottsville, N. Y., states. "I first used Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as much an five year? ago. At that time I had a severe attack of aummer complaint and was tuTrin intense pain. One dose relieved tre Other members of my fumi'y have since used it with like results."

M EXECUTOR ISUDIIIIIISTRATDWgJ

L. W. KIRTLEY DENTIST First Nstioaal Bank Bulldisg Third Floor

DS. L, M. BEAVEN OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Farmers Stat Bank BufltHixg Tt,B.toa.B. rBOKX 54.

Robinson, Josephine Storm and briiha Walter. 1 iMreasiv moved to the Fairview neighborhood when he wus 28 years ft a?o, am! has lived there since with the .xrcpiinn r a few years itf resilience an the X'nhhsville road. He was e fc.rmer by occupation, and also operatoil a saw-trill an.il tilr fjtimy at Kiif lcw I for n humu'T of years. lie tauirlit school for thiftnen yi ars in the earlier part of his life. IJrccascd was prominent in church end fratrrn.il activities. He hold mcnhcrsh.p i.i the Christian chuirh pt Fairview, :tr.,l had been nfibated with ilie .Masonic. Ked Men, Haymakers and Knights of Pythias lo'lvres in I.ehanon fur years. The funeral service will be held from the Fain-low church at two o'cluck tcntorlow aiternoon. The .iTviies will he in charge of the olcal order i f Rod .Men. Rev. c. C. Tarr will officiate, a-si ted by Rev. Coy. Interment wiil bo t Oak H'!l ceim-tery.

' Ikiheniiun Orchestra GiveH Inj itial Concert Lecture to i ! be Given Tonight.

ENLISTED RECENTLY

i Today was the oiMMiinj? day of the i lieilpath I hautauiiua at Thomtown. ; The bit' tent was sol up this mnrnint; ' on the chautauiitia ifrounils on North Market street. This afternoon's iiofeti.m includ 'd a concert by the llohemiun "orchestra, and the Children's Hour, or lime sel 'apart for ti.e entertainment of the ! children, under the direction of a I ft it.'ii it iuvr-tllle saiierviso! . Ti.e or- ' che. :ra ii direct fit ! Ilseph Miich. a '.otintf v.olm soloist. The utihc-tra

t tj;oc-:a:!i. not only of

pit's cla.-

'Ib ((ive

s. hut deliirhif Bohem i pielui

popular

()t to Henry, Former Member of I'umpany H. telieNerl to lie in Trance.

first lect niyht bv

t'hicalf'i. who-? eubject i. a and the World of Tor Totnorrov, morning tl

Hour will he hold

concert tonih:. The II bo the one (riven toMai tin 1. Hat din. of

the

ert.

Otto Henry. ...n .,f Willm Henry, iivini; no'tii.'e-t ef lehnoon. is -upFrance. He Ma- emph.ve-l m Detroit. Mic'titf;,,,, and ami fiom tlere nio.f thai. f.Mt months ai.- to Toronto. Ctniolu, to col;.-: in t:'" t'an.ol m

noen the "Heui! let" " ill rendet

An item ot interest to loca connected with the Itedpntit tau. ua. is teat 11. I.. F..(flen

u-k Laities' Qua

people

t'hicai

eflit

n, the

icncy expert.

i is to ln-tuie tomorn w mirht on "An An.ily. i.- of Siiie-s and Failure." 1'iofi ssor Foii'i in.iii has spoken cv Jeial times tiefole ifatlif nnir of local i business men, and he is praised in the ! hichest trntis by those who hav ; h'-aid him.

He

a fo

elilhe

Company H. bavlnt' i-eivwi his h.. oiahie disi-hart'e more than a ve.i airo. His fatl r i- a vetetun of th Civd War.

01 K OWN INDIANA.

Ml TTERMII.K

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1 By ibt International - a Sen ice.) I.VDIANAI'OI.IS. Auirii-t 'U.-Scv. eral thousand persons. n:o-t of them of C.ertran hirth or descent, took pait in a flan rais'r.f at the tiertv.an l'rot"sfant Orph.an.s' homo hi re. ANDERSON". August It',. To s I up thrashitisr in Miidison county, work is bring ilone at tl'eht. At the laim of Lewis Huntzinirer five uutomubile lilfhts were turneil on the thre-hinK Ttachine and ltlti bushels of wheat thrashed. CON'NERfVILI.K. Auuust It',. Mrs. Nancy Hackleman. ajted Itf! years, made an automobile trip of lull miles to Anderson, and thoroughly enjoyed

HAMMOND, Aueust IB. City Sealer O'Rourke poured kerosene over l!R2 pounds of chickens at the Hammond market to prevent their sail'. He said they were spoiled. TF.RRE HAUTE, Auirust 16.-Four hundred women answered an advertisement of a local factory for women to take men's jobs. The ad was a fake.

. s the rapid e as hutter-

HEATH. Lora Fare spent the week end with John Eire and family. Charles Hines and family spent .Sunday evening; with Oeo. Itohanon and family. I.indsey Hine and family and Orpha Hine spent Sunday at the basket meetin(f at North Sulem. Thyra Yates and family visited Sundav with E. C. Beoman and family. Wilhurn and Newton Hine spent Sunday with Will Hine and family. Riley Beatty and family enter

tained Sunday at their home, classes-

No. 5 and 6 of Mts. Run Sunday

school.

Newton Hine is spending his vaca

tion at home.

There wilt he a supper (riven hy Red Cms at Whitestown Saturday

night, Auirust 18, for benefit of sold

icr boys of Worth township.

N.-hit it

1 K-eOitiK I

Nothing so demonstrides of modem sc

milk. Buttermilk used to he made in a churn, which was worked m the back pnn-h of a farmhouse by a fat hired girl wh i was expecting to he mar rod as soon as she could save $2uo from her wages of $ii per month. In those benighter ilavs hjtterntilk .v.i.s a thick, white fluid, velvety to the taste, and plentifully "'term "irii-d wtli little rhuncks of butter. It wa.- obtained by dipping a long handled dipper into the churn in the cool .shade of the nnlkhoii.-e and when drunk urdor those oiroiiinstanc. -the world was perfect, there was no cloud in the sky and trio little birds sang gleefully ull the dav. Buttermilk nowadays is made by catching a quart of skim milk in a bottle which is brought by a man wear tug a union button, and who never saw a cow except on a condensed milk billboard. A pill is then administered to the skim milk. The pill is purchased at the drug store. Water is added to the milk. We almost said added "once more." After forty-eight hours the result is called buttermilk anil in drunk by folks who smack their lips over it and tell what Dr. Metehnikoff .-aid "about longevity. Modern buttermilk: is as blue as a rejected lover and vo thin as Dr. Conk's explanations. If the fat hired girl had set a rhurnful of such stuff in the milk hou.-e the hired man who was waiting for her to save up the money would have resigned his position as conductor of the sulky plow and would have gone us a missionary to the south seas.

ADVERTISED LETTERS. Mrs. I.on Cobble, Mr. Ed Roberts. Mr. O. A. Henry. Miss Ruth Hodgerock, Mr. Vivian Smith, Mr. Fred Austin, Mrs. Alice Jackson.

NOTICE I. O. R. M. All brother Red Men are urged to be at the wigwam at 'A p. m., August 17th, to attend the funeral of Brother John O. Robin.-on. A. B. Walton, Sachem. W. D. Martin, C. of R.

FREE ATTRACTION AT FAIR lfer?fiii fit, - f -tiv'. i. hmrtgmmmnnmmrrtv-nminrn-r lrwsa. r-.eM.MMim.rni. -I

M!SS HAPTT MARRISON AND TRAINED DOGS, MULES, MONKEYS

Off

Off

Starting Saturday, August 1 8

Quarter Off SALE

25 Reductions on Our Entire Stock of Spring and Summer Suits! Now is the Time to Buy and Save Money

NOW IS THE TU1E FOR SUMMER SALES; now is the time when it pays us to clean up our stock; now is the time when you men who have waited for Summer Clothes, can get them cheap; the time, too, for everyone who needs an extra suit, a cool two-piece suit, to get them at less than wholesale prices. .Many merchants, in view of the constantly advancing costs, are eliminating the usual sale this year. They know that the present goods can not be duplicated, except at much higher prices. They know that an actual shortage of woolen goods is right ahead. And we know these things too, of course, yet we believe in our policy of "new goods every season," and we're going to clear out our stocks in August, the same as usual. Our whole stock is offered at the 2o er cent discount; the original price tags still remain ; come and see for yourself, and profit by the opportunity offered. Blues and Blacks not included.

$12 Suits, now $ 8.00 $15 Suits, now $11.25

$18.00 Suits, now $13.50 $22.50 Suits, now $17.25

off

Off

Our Finest Dresswell Suits are Included; Also Entire Line of Cool Summer Specialties.

Bud Now and Save Money JONES & STARK

lIPItESIDENl

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE. mits this. It is argued that this is because the people of the nation do not realize ju-t what the United States is fighting for. Because of this the men closest to the administration will ask 'resilient Wilson to be straightforward and completely frank if he finds that the new peace olfcr must be rejected. He will be asked to reveal the secrets which it has been claimed are hidden in the state department which those who should know say proves beyond question of doubt that the political controlling faction in

Germany planned and still plana to

make the L'nited States pay the Oerman war debt. Frankneaa Neeeaaary, KranUness al.-o will be necessary if the situation in congress is to be sijuarely met. There are senators and representatives who honestly believe that the Cnited States made a mistake when it entered the war. There are others who equally as honestly believe that peace can lie made now and that this peace will be of a lasting character. The great majority, unqualifiedly endorse the war and earnestly support complete prosecution of it. This latter element is loath to ride rough shod over colleagues whose intentions admittedly are honest. They have done their best to shut oft all discussion of questions of peace in the hope that the president would see fit to speak. Today's senators who believe that open discussion of peace aims and objects is unwise were prepared to insist that all such talk be made in executive session with the public and the newspapers barred. That they had the power to do so was conceded but there was openly expressed opposition in many quarters to ordering such measure which was certain to be seized upon si sign of weakness in Berlin and Vienna. The president can easily ehinire all this by making the position ef the L'nited State clear. That he will do tha, waa the. general belief here. Job Work at Reporter 02k

NEW SALEM. Mrs. C. M. Jacoby is not so well. Sunday guests of Mr. a:id Mrs. Dave Hicks were Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Hicks

and children, Willie Hicks and Mr.

Woatheringtnn and daughter. Frmin. Misses Ethel and Olive Jacoby, with a crowd of young people spent Sunday at a park in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Graham ami sons. Ar.lis and Adrian, spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Denny

Butler at Lebanon. Other guests were

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Huber of Thorntown. Mrs. Lester Beck spent Saturday

with her parents, Mr and Mrs. S. K.

Metheny.

Mr. and Mrs. Beecher Reck and

Master Beck Wiggins, of Lebanon

spent Monday afternoon with Mr. and

Mrs. Glen Berk. Everette Fleming and family called on Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Beck near Lebanon Saturday evening. Saturday guests of Sam Graham and family were Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Jacoby and daughters, Olive and Mary and Miss Jessie Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Leander Beck and Jessie Lewis spent Monday with Mr. ai.u Mrs. ten Beck.

l OHm.MIIVIiHV AI.I.OU K. Expense County OnVers-. mrroiiHo. AiMtnir Machine Co.,

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Nelson J. I

A. Wall.

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lr. II. I,. Itukrr. poor 1', II. I., fre.it h. sums .... lltlt'-hlnKS 'iro-ry Co.,

WilHam.,,1

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Ilk () It.iulh. elev I. Ilassett. aunplle

Nor. In.l tl.a St Klee. I.larlit Co.. J So Oak 111 us; Store, aoppll.-a J so L'nlon IMw i'o., supplies Uii Kxp.-nae County Jail Inter. Pub Serv. Co go Lebanon Hardware Co.. supph.s ib ot Nor. Inil. Gas a Klee. Licnt Co.. s 00 Rspn C.O'inty Ksrm John BMille. employe 8n OS Verlin Dowil.n. .mploys 80(10 Noble Faton. employ. oo Pearl M. Moatln, atlperlntemlenl dl.uft Hell. Rsnailnll, employ. ........ In 00 C.eors-. Q. Adam., auppllcs .... JO 10 Adam. Bro... supptle. , SI.35

Ie W. fullor.

jntar. Public Servlc. Co Lebanon Vitkanialnf St Sain

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---.Burial Old i ilratton ... . l.al'olltte M. Mills I'ulllie Alve!

'.Vm i. t'rawfortS, Stepnenaon I K 1. McDonald, same tin il. Wynkeop, name same. Mci.mal4 ruaii

Ah.i II Wvnkoop, aame same. Hes.-r roa.l I'.i-u T. Miller. l. A. Smith roa.l 3, Alva II Wvnkoop. aame Clove Goodwin. Kerguaaon road Ilravel Koa.l llepaira Frank Hristlev J II lirlme, Kr.,1 Sno.lera laiwrence Anderson oville Kn.lirott iirel Dickaon 'I.-., rite II. I'rofmt ... Walter M- Daniel J II. Ktnca.il J"hn Holston C-o Km. aid Frank Mlrtin

uv A.

J H Barber

i,on tfikeeell

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A. Vtmaredall .. Ira Snelhurne .. Klhert Kroubard l-ennder Snelburn Arthur I'hillip. .

Harry CopelanJ Itil.-v loci.,,,, . VV il-er Hine . . T. Tnmlinsun F W Steven. . Kln.er Mellette

"Mi-'haei"!1."" I'addock ....

ctoirl-e Shoi M. II. Cot.1, J. It. Mvera ll-nrv hin.il Willie Wills

lor Ka

I'erhlna

N. Click

Wayne McDonough. ..

Erni. CJuicli

J- ft. caaa Harry Malabury Oiaer sLaacock

ss em KM II.

Hetjilih llio

Charles He! (i. VV. linker C. II W i.lkr

Itooton-Dai la ll.iw. Volney HiiCKIba . . . I'-te Allen Tlffln ilrenlon K. A Ilrctiton Herdrl. h Itros. . . . il. F. Goodrich Co.

.irut tlhle Wheel non IMw. Co. . . W. Fulwliter ...

Vern Umifii A K Hart James K. Bradbury .. Inikea A l'ayn.,r I'.ecae HosB.rd

Kiaer a l'(.

Indians Tutieri uloae apenae ai-rvl.e . Lllllam M. Comley.

r .:'

board

The etKiv. is s, complete list of al

lowance, made by tb. commlssior of lloone county indlana, at llieir uat term. I'llf,' aa appears of re. in the auditor's office CI.F.VK ((1C,IHVIN. Auditor Bo,,ne Count: Aur. IS, 1117.

CIM TIT COI'IIT AI.I.OWAJII K. Oeorg. Canada, pent j-irv ......$ IS.' ' rayton M, Kinaey. n-.e l.j Carl Caldwell. ome M i

barlea f: Nhaff.r.

James Bramblett.

Zenia V I'avay, .-ourt reporter . i ' K. O. Oiiltlon, .pec. prnhalion o(B .1 " Bohba-Mernll Co.. court library Ct -1 West Publtahins Cj.. aame 26 s National Annatatins Co., aame . . I Stat, of Indian Boon county. ."' I, (.canard Titus. clrk of the i.rciil court In and for aat.J county and st.it do hereby certify that ti.e within an

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i lt V f June 1 1T

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