Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 304, Lebanon, Boone County, 21 September 1917 — Page 5

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Eyesight is Priceless Do not wait until the eyes have been injured by overwork; as eye strain develop more rapidly the changes of the eye, and failing sight "THE DIAMOND DOLLAR GLASSES" are corre.rt.ive glasses, they aid the eye to their better use remove eye strain and make reading a pleasure. These Dollar Glasses look better than the price. Come in and see them. Oak Drug Store MASTERS & MITCHELL

safety razor blades SHARPENED llngl edge, per dosen ZS Double edge, par donm SEW W pay postage on way. Barker & Son. Lebanon Wc can supply you with any- j thing in the Hardware line axao n koks or ra roma Lebanon Hardware Co. VmI Ksia lint H. B. SHOOK VETERINARIAN Over Oak Drag Stora Telephone 848. Lebioon. lad. Harry L. Kenworthy HANDLES ALL KINDS Ot NONTAXABLE SECURITIES Realdraee phone, 224; Office, 1M State Auto Insurance Covers Complete z. c. SMrra 1204 North Meridian. 206 Sooth Lebanon ' Phone 882-Y Phone 206 DR. l. m. BEAVEN OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Farmers Bute Baak Building T a. a. to p. ro. PHONE Mi. LEBANON VULCANIZING 8 ALES AGENCY Everything for the auto. PORT automobile. Vulcanising a specialty. Telephone 862 Armory BoHding Get the Habit Save and bank with the 'llimilllllllUIIIIIIIIIIIIIHUIIIIUIIUUIIHll cooKwrrn I GA3 I liiuiiitiiiiuiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiHiiuftiiiiiiT WE NOW SAVE AJICO DAIRY FEED

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PHONE 24 i Luther Homer Seriously Hurt When He Fell Into a Manhole. Luther Hoover, a former employe of the Zionsvilic Times but later cmployed at the Atkins saw works, Itilianapolls, rr.et with a serious injury vhen he fell on the lid of a manhole n the sidewalk at Indianapolis. The lid wa loose and when he stepped on it the lid turned and threw him astride it. He was seriously hart but was able to return home after treatment by a physician. He has been confined to his bed since and his condition does ot improve. BUBAL KDt'TE 9. Souire Kenworthy and vife" of Thorntown, visited Misne- Sylvia and Mary Pauley Thursday. Mrs. hmma (.'.sidy is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Harold Biatton, near lhtri'mon. The Ladies' Aid Society of the Iiiseiple church of Me'.-har.irsburg, met Wednesday with Mrs. John Crosn. Will Moore and daughter visited Mioses Sylvia and Mary Pauley Sun!ay and all metered to Frankfort in tne afternoon. Thomas Fendley, wife and daughter Doiotha, called on (Hen itiattnn ami family Sunday afternoon. Glen Bratton and wife vi.itrd his ;"at'rier Charles A. Biatton of Lebanon TuewlBV." The Pre inct Ownmunity club gave n wry interesting orogram Friday night, to a well filled house. The next mect;nr will be October. 12th. Fvrryoody invited to attend this meeting. de moi n.h tjf i Cbrt S3 Stave Polish ri la i elm hr Itwtf.

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Concerning the war film, "Fighting in France" which ia to be shown at the Grand tonight and tomorrow afternoon and night, the Kokomo DiiB patch says: "An audience, not at B !r,. .. th. ,ro- m.ribw) hnt nil that could be desired from a standpoint of enthusiasm, was present last night at the high school auditorium to see the scenes of the battlefields and trenches of France. The films are loaned by the French government and are being shown in thia country for educational purposes, as a benefit for the French orphans. "Professor Claude Michelson of the University of France gave some in teresting explanations accompanying me pictures. 1 ne views depict actual j warfare activities in France, showing the flying machines, balloons, the different kinds of guns, and motor cars in action, the manner of fighting both in the trenches and in the air and the various means of transportation and communication. The pictures are most j realistic and give the onlooker an idea of modern warfare which it is not possible to get in any other way. I "The closing film pictured several : boats in the United States fleet, a United States submarine above the water and in the act of submerging, and the U. S. troops as they were pre-1 paring for transportation to France, j A silver offering was taken for the i French Orphan Relief fund. "Professor Michelson will be in Ko- ; kiimo attain tonight and will show j some ne'.v films of a similar character I at the hiph school at 8 o'clock, prompt, j people interested in the manner of carrying on modern warfare 3hould not fail to see these stirring pictures ' ond to use this opportunity in helping I to ivc the thousands of little folks in i France w ho will starve unless aid is j ?ert to them. "As Professor Michelson addressed the school children last evening: ' 'This is not a war for France, this is! not h war for the United States, no bre- or girl is too small and no man or j woman too old to have a part in this! if r. at fight against tiermun Prussian"F.very boy and gill and every man . end woman may have a share by at-; tending the motion pirtures tonight and puttV: into the collection something, no matter how small for the relief of suffering France." I DOGGONDEST FIRE. Home of John Hewitt's Fine Ayr- ! dales at Thorntown Burned. j j The Thorntown Times says: "The I doggondest fire alarm that was ever put cut here happened Sunday even-, ing when the John Hewitt deg ken- ; pels broke eut into a blare and were ( i burned. The alarm was a fierce one, I and the Sunday evening church seri vires just beginning left none in the ' ro?,(;i oration except tnose who couldn't run or had gone out in wheel I I'hairs. Young hea:ix and their best ; aril Is quit the front porches and saun-ten-d theneeward with the crowd until a fair estimate of the town's popu- ' Istien could have been taken. "The flame burst from the building almo.t like an explosion, and : put on a show like a house afire. First , come,-b had liberated the dogs and, the lops, which was about $100, was (confined to the dog houses. How it ' caught tire is a mystery, tut it can 1 scarcely he. believed to be of incendiary origin, pulled off at so early an 1 hour." C. I. CARS BUMPED. llig Four Train Hits Central Indiana . at New Hons. 1 The early morning train on the Peoria division of the Big Four hit a fre.ght train on the Central Indiana ! at Xew Koss yesterday morning. The 'Central Indiana train was standing ; with two cans across the Big Four track, where th two lines intersect. A coal car whs knocked off the track i and broken up considerably and the ! caboose was partially turned over. I The engine of the passenger train was j slightly damaged. The conductor on ( the Midland train was slightly Injured when he jumped from the caboose. ! I he w reckage was cleared sway by . daylight WILL W PROBATED. All property of the late Asa Mc- ; Kinney of Clinton county, who (tied . several days ago, is divided among his children, by terms of the 'ill filed ' for probate yenterday at Frankfort, i The share that would have fallen to Jchr. C. ?.!i!Ci.-.r.;y die-ssci, !s ; btpitathcd to his seven children. 11 , is stated tl.nt each of the heirs had rt jceived L'.e'O previouy. The lesttt. : mant was nutilc in P'13 and was witnessed by f'umuel Aitman and James 'K. Cooper ol Lebanon.

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121 North ZI0NSV1LLE BOYS IN AN AMBULANCE CORPS Four Are Members of Red Cross Unit Now in Training at Rociford, IU. Four Zionsvllle boys were members of the Kighteenth Red Cros ambulance eorps whieh is now at Rockford. III., where they will train for service in France. They are Francis Neidlinger, Charles Wills. Oeorge Kdwards and Arthur Bullington. RH Crs Ambulance Company Ko. 18, under command of Capt Mason B. Light, is composed of 113 young men of Indianapolis, Broad Ripple, Carrhcl and Zionsville. They will re reive intensive training for service in France. While it is not officially known how long they will remain in the camp, Captain Light expressed the belief that his company will be on Its way to Prance within the next three months. SOLD LIVESTOCK. Srirrlrvllls -Man Realise Fortune f 81 of Bog and Cattle. A shipment of hogs and cattle from Ray Caldwell pf Rcircleville to the Indianapolis market Wednesday, brought a cherk totalling I8. 21S.74 for Caldwell, t In the shipment were 476 hogs weighing 118,000 pounds, that brought from SUM to 1A.0 per 100, making U,4'M.V), and 78 head that brought 4,W'.-Ur,. making a total of 28,ir8 b for the hogs. A lotd of cattle brought Ef: vterty nail t3 per year

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PUBLIC SALE CALENDAR Thursday. September 27. Juck King, I'i miles east of '."hannondalc, ami one mile north ol op 127, on Crawfordsville line. General farm sale. October 2, Tuesday C. H. Walter, 9 milea south of Lebanon, 2 miles southeast of New Brunswick; Duioc hog sale, 45 head, yearlings, spring gilts, spring males and tried sows. TWO MITOS COLLIDED AT A ROAD GROSSING Machine Driven by Marion Stultz Struck by Truck at Michigan Road. While Marion Stulti was crosaim; the Michigan road at the road running east from the cemetery neur Zionsville, his machine was run into by light truck. Mr. Stultr was driving east and as he approaehed the MiV igfn road he was attracted to a hutji-y which he would have to pass anil rlid not notice the approach of the truck coming from the north until he was crossing the road. The driver of the truck saw him about the sain tin and both tried to atop, but could ra't hnd collision re-iulted. The trud:

was the most damaged of the two ant1 no one wa injureiL IN MKMORIAM. In loving remembrance of Chrystal A, Rkw, who died September 21, His memory i as ilear today as the hour he passf.il away. f'rieaiti may think the wound is healed. K it little do they know the sorrow in our heart concealed. ; t. Vo'h-r, br..'! -r a"d fl-

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