Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 26, Number 7, Lebanon, Boone County, 5 October 1917 — Page 4

1 to tr. msil ft 7Hcond-c!a prMitnffio at Lebanon, Ini ?ui buiuir 3; .Nana, ii i nf.iTrijitumB pay-ibi fttrtetly unr eViid pPr will b AtMWn unitm ubjcrtptlon la rur1). II, on rr S ee i, ix monthn J.7, u. thr month!

kil. on month nr, por on ymur I.VO u&rioo e.r.4 Card of fhanka f tiw a ehiariEo of fcc jHr I it v of six sa accompany of this kiml Advertising tnattor of Ktterwjf or tu-rthlnit of a Ilk naiuro not aocoptod at m r ?r.o-s, XdvoriUiac rataa" in Jo knVwn oa aptmd KlkUy eavh month, T:I0 . Ivory C. Toll, aocroiary; Walt

UNimn OiDttr No. !. Order Es.t- tralians all jumbled together set to j Ku" TimMtHT BmVwnrk with rim .urv to cnM,lidate i

T to p m L'.in Van ji, croijy, easy Bcnuiw, IT. M. Lebanon Ospter Na SS, H. wd WtttnsM.r ai mooth. Ivory C Tolls, secretary; A M. :J p. ilea Coonba, B. P.

ftlrTS.iSHS-.ieS nlLS AA m. The Orman trenches were fsu.d Ulaimant while not invoking the govChrii iiaruua 1. M.; troof C. folle, ;to be blasted out of all semhlance ofiernment, said be ras the only ander-?"orur-defensive works by the British shell ! taker within ten miles, and he didnt

Tthsnon rommndrr No. t. Knirtts ?r-njplr. Third JriondAT esch 1:&o p. m. Ivorr c. Telle, reoorOer; I ' Si?-' i PEOI1-ES' .SAFETY AT STAKE. The call for a mas .meeting. Monday night, published in anOther column should, meet the ' re sponse of every head of a fam - ily in Lebanon and Boone coun-l. J ty. ' There is no question of the serLugness of the situation as re-

gardrflii'l for the approaching .ptlM pni,lng ylfM Marshal l-inter. , I Kaig and his brave men. Military ex- . . . . , ' .Iperts predicted that, ui view of the There IK little coal m the coal j ,t(.adv ..rumbling of the German

rardl and little or cone is to be had by the dealers. If the dealera cannot secure coal, it is high time that the people should see the seriousness of the situation. Investigations have been made in the coal fields and in the capital city by Lebanon citizens, and they find it impossible to get any promises of 'shipments of coal at any time soon, yet the cold weather is here. This community, including Lebanon and Boone county, should look after its own welfare. It will not do to have suffering for lack of fuel when the cold winter days come. Ihw county has some means within irsplf tn annnlu anme nf .. , , . . . its fuel needs. There i yet much wood in the countj, and this! should be made ready for the use of as many families as possible. Many farmers will find it necessary not only to use wood for their own fuel, but also to supply the people in the cities j and towns, who will have no other fueL One trouble with the American ' people is to be too hopeful. They think everything will turn out all right. They wait until the snow I flics before they get excited Jit uie mm One man, one company, tan-1 (not solve thia coal situation. It will take the combined efforts of I i.l! people of the community. Weight must be given their detmaiis. i,nd action should be m ' takt ii at once. tu. ii.j The combined out . if 1ip nprinlo an tn the ;

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j evening, may moke progress. 1 hose w ho have an interest in I i their own welfare and in that of !

their neighbor, fehould be pre-j sent, and have a voice in the proceedings. THE BRITISH HOLD ON TO POSITIONS TAKENIN DRIVE CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

diora Englishmen, Welshmen, Irish-1 kinds of mechanical -work, railroadmen, Scotchmen, Canadians and Aon-1 fog, etc One claimant said he helped

., r. . the new positions before the Germans j could get their counter asauits under : i y. Blasted to Pieces. fire snd most of the dugouts were! wrecked. Soon the Germans came plunging

J through the Britinh fire against the j "e"ti pc "itions that twenty-four hours ear-! Among the men whose industrial !lier had own their own, but were met ! cl'"" " "I'nied were Paul" K. I by a xheet of machine gun and nfle Helm and Edward M. Hornn, of Lebilire that sent them reeling back, won; Oeorge W. White, of Thorn- ! Tanks and aeroplaoes played a big ; town; Adron B. Sluoer, of ZionsvUle. 1 part in the attack. While the tanks ! "

I rumbled forward with their machine iguns spurting bullets at the rate of: 1 700 a minute, the sky above the GerI man trenches was black with aero-, planes that hurled down bombs. 'turned loose their machine guns I

Isgamst the Teutons, or directed the;or before October 10. 10-t-7t. British artillery fire. Sweatercoataladiea. miasea and

By their master stroke on rasa: Chendaele Ridire. the British menace i the whole (ierman line on the West I front from the North Se' I to the French frontier, a distance of 1 forty miles. Th fortified village of Broodxinde: I is now in possassiaa of the Engl lab , and the way has been opened for a ; i drive on the defenses. of the important ; Germaa base of Roulers, five miles j east of Brookxinde. front, the -Germans may lose their! submarine base at Ostend and per-; haps that of Zeebruggc before rigoreus winter weather compels a cessa-! lion of the British offensive. i mmmm WCOlffilON i Becetvea First Lieutenancy in ' Dental Section in Medical Reserve Corps.

'Garment Cleaners, successors to the "Pwted from the new law and , Wm. West Cleaning and Pressmj "e old law, will raise a total of $19.Word has been received here by Joe compai)y mte tbe Western Uniifli 03,0O0,0O0. Appropriations for the King, colored thit his son. Ray, has Telegraph office, 126 W. Main Kt, will ', f'""1 JnT en,;n June W, 1919, and received.thession of First Lie,.'c

lenam in ui vrmm ea.uw Medical Renerve Corps. Dr. king, : . , tt DMt two v,ar ha, bwn;, conducting a dental oarlor in Evans-! ville, went to Des.Moines, Iowa, in Jun; ,,h(.re he jpOTt Jme Jul.( Ao. , gust and a part of September at the; omcers' training camp, nmsmng xne work September IS and receiving his cofimisiion September 27. CRITICALLY ILL. RumeU Sparks Sick in Naa.au Hospital, New Yark. Mrd. Russell Sparks, who is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George j Mayer, of South Lebanon street, re-j ceived a telegram last evening which stated that her husband is critically ill at the Nam.au hospital in New I York CHy. Mr. Buark who is ; member of the l:wtn riem Arcmery : at Mineola, Long Island, was injured ; a week ago when boarding a train aril as a result or me accmcm in iHiuMHiun " -- accessary. The manner in which the! acancnv occur ..... learned. Mr. fi parks has many friends herc where he resided for some time,

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Appeal Board for Srd District Turns Down Pleas For i Thie County. With th exception of half doiea appeal based on mcdieal reasons, the national army appeal board far th Third Indiana District, in session at the state house was occupied yesterday afternoon with the consideration of industrial claims for rxomp u.i, Vehy few such claimr -;ro (ranted, while twenty-fiv TO-e denied. The registrants who claimed exemption for industrial reasons, tried, as a rule, to present evidence that they were engaged in work necessary to the government such as various make balloon baskets, but his clsim . ,lirf K. w.. th. n,i!,r,tin of a registrant who said he was en- ' ' ; ' ' ' gaged in Chautauqua work, which, as it includes the making of patriotic speeches, ought to be considered as work for the government. Another w community eouw get along without him, I he case of the undertaker was taken under adwseI ZZZ CITY NEWS ' Try that special new candy at the Palace. Water rents are doe and payable oo children, teadore Kichman. r M 1 mm mnA Kme Tull tnA a business trip to Indianapolis today. The Dixie cab line has changed its headquarters to the same rooms, telephone 126. Mark V. Adler of the Adler store, will leave cjatuiday for Hum York City on a week's buying trip. A M. Lonand is expected home Children's coats children's dresses newest fall styles at Isadora E. ieral days in Ohio and Michigan, : Willard Service Station, 20 West South street. Hiram Fox proprietor. ; Phone 232, i-r :dece phone, 838. Harry Dunlavy, of HenryvUlc spending a few days with Col. C. O. I Tribbett and family, of Korth Meridian street I am taking orders for a car of

tankage. Tankage is cheaper than a a riagnifteent policy ia toe conduct of year ago. Let me explain why. J. K. the war, was the subject of attacks Milner. Phone 317, Thorntown. from all aides, but it supporter! 10-8-St. . forced its acceptance. The senator! Try that special new candy at the found time in the midst of war legisPalaee. - llation to adapt the Sheppard reev i. H. Trnutman and family, of Har-1 olutioa submitting a constitutional ricon township have gone to Carlisle, 'amendment to the states for natioa-

Ky., for an indefinite stay. An untie! of Mr. Troutraaa is in poor health and ! r- Troutman will care for him and , look after his Interests. The uncle, ; Jesaa M. Troutman, is an ex-soldier, i I'retty plaid and stripe silk waists for 2.8. Isadora Eichman. j Wm. Oron and fi. Callaa. the Dixie I r . "T """ T ' m. ' repainng and all kinds of ladies wora specialty. See our special eorsets (leak at I U Isadora Eichman. . 1 1 i rjiiT Ar nr -rijr iii i nj I ir I r nr "LL I vltL UI Ilia. Thirty-two Out of the Thirtythree Selected Respond to Roll Call. Thirty-two of tha thirty-three men the laeremant which goea to camp Tty,,r Louisville, tomorrow. j,.,, to c,n tnj, afternoon. The one ganfoff was Albert Tribbett, , whose pama will now be .-eportea to uie neparuorni 01 jusuca. Emory V. Smith was appointed espiain awi wiimro t- - i i" - - tenant to have charge of the meo aa j the trip to Camp Taylor tomorrow. j n peys wiu wo on ww .u ov "i1 " mwu."f ' conscrfine nev. v, n. wrawi rra i attomy R. rV, Auncy gave patriotic ... : .. , ... . -

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Don't ever leave the house during wet weather without thinking of thi. Wear Selz Supreme Rubbers Your doctor will tell you very quickly thauhoe alone do not afford sufficient protection to the feet in bad weather. Most of the colds start this way. We recommend Sent Supreme Rubban as a matter of economy. The ordinary rubber ha comparatively snort life. Sdz Supreme Rubbers have a patented clincher heel cushioned tad prevents running down and quick destruction. They are reinforced tight where greatest wear comes.

1 i i i! Clem e -a Specializing E SESSION OF CONGRESS IS fiARi;;G ACLDSE CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE, the measure and succeeded in forcing radical amandnenta. The revonuf bill, designed as the CDrnar atone pi wide prohibition. The resolution har not been acted on m the house, but it will be taken up ia December, and the "drys" claim to have the votet necesn:-.ry for it adoption. A financial resume of the session shows that bond issues, war aavingt certificate., of indebtedness, and rev m mg.nnn This ) 389,000,000. This means that the Knit l Job to confront congress when it

hite or ' r'turi,s Washington in Decembet ' will he to issue more bonds or to impose more taxes, to meet the two billion deficiency carried over from the present session. Another of the nnusual incidents ed the session was the reception of ftw

special mismons from the allied governments. Both the senate and house were addressed by representatives of many foreign governments, establish ng another precedent in congresstonl wmaU. SHANNONDALE. Miss Vtma MeCiellan visited froai Thursday until Monday with Wilbur : r aulkner and family in indiaoapoba Mr. and Mrs. U Ri,n. IWa, Cain Oedbert Walton motored to Indianapolis featta-day. Miss Laura Cordon was tha guest of Misses Nora and Ada MeCiellan Saturday night . Gearge Kiggiaa and family at near i noratewa soent undar with Km White and family. : miss Uottie K.gerton of Indianapolis, , turned aonie Waanatdar aftar a aey,. wJth grmncjmother .ftni. iie ones. jiiss jimerva ftiggiaa of near trhomtewn, was h gueat of Miase. "' Ada McClallan Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. (. rover Stewart and daiic'ittr vunM-d -atuay aijjl't anbarney with John rurdae ana famn near New Ros. .

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Heaton in Sal Shoe UNION PRATER MEETING. Strvicca Held Thin Morning In Connection With Barr Meeting. . A union oravflr irutinr wm blrl thi morning at t o'clock at the tabrnacla in Advance at which timel members from sH the district which J have been holding prayar services' in conertion with the Barr evangelis- j

tic meetings were present At the'eny. ITankfart

meeting this morning it was decided' to continue the prayer services after the close of the meetings and plans were made to hold these services ,ev-1 ery Monday afternoon. The follow-1 ing sacticna have united for these ! meetiags: 1 and 8, 2 and 8, 4 and 5,. ? and 7. This morning at least one hundred men and women were present t th, prnver rvic. and alMth. adulta took part. This after .ioon the memhera of the evangelistic party! juited ail the sick. Tonight the subect of Mrs. Ban's address will he, 'The Unanswered Question." Dur'ng the meetings about five hundred tersons have renewed their covenant. Tha woman's meeting yesterday af-' ?;rnoon waa largely attended. Mrs. Barr asked those in the audience to mention their mothers favorite hymns, a number of which were sung dosing with "Tell Mother I'M be There. Services in honor of ' mothers" were continued last night at which a large audience was present Extra values Indies' and misses' 1k lisle hosiery Saturday, 25c. Isaiore t'.ichman. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORI A ftOTlLC TO CO,TRAtTOK1. im hereby ttven that fh "1 fo t Hi. before hoie of t'rtmmtwionri nf Boon rftunir. inntnv, And r1(r report of ilrfllnacii r. benrd, win, , ( the hour of i 6 P of natd fifty. I rflvi! bids at the ofHr of th county sttrTtvnr, In th murt hou. tn Ihe ( city of Lebanon. Boon county Indian, for th runttrui-tton of aM4 ropnM rlrm. Tlii" iwitm.-t tor th fon- ' mrurtmn lhr?.r wiiLW Vet a a hot . thn I'ont avnfl nt hhlifr, hH furnish honrl to thr Pprorl r thi fd fit the UUhful perform tmvf, Th rint to peeinrstlf IS tlie omre sounty. Jndti ( tn. aurlMnr nf bo n. for inspe tiun. vrr.t.tAM ii. MfMiitK. soma vejuaaa franr-ls H. Arttnn, Jnireii AJtWlllltm A. Wo.vl. John K ju-y 4, iliiuier. Kil I. Mnrv n. U I Indians IliiHwuT Comrtsliy. !t w. Ktiw. Ti-imie nt t'nlon sty. India .1 c-h or fi lt,17. th. hom-d nf inun .m of H.wn. rtintr. 1

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ffo citizen can feel free and independent unlesc hia feet feel likewise. Your feet carry a lot of responsibility and it is quite fitting that ycu should give them a square deal. Then let them walk around in stylish, comfortable shoes that are to their likine. Lt your feet wander in here and be suited. Morgan Shoe Co.

$25.00 TO $300.00 Loaned unon Furniture, Livestock and ether Chattels at legal raea TWENTY-FIVE PAYMENT FIAN la sums of $50 and ever yon may have 2S months in which U repa your loan, or you may repay sooner if you like. SPECIAL TEEMS TO FARMERS . Write as or call noon us for full particulars. a i Will be in Lebanon each Friday W. A. SWANK 4U-1J Bea Hur B)dg, Crawfordsville, lad. " 181H West Main street., Lebanon, Ind. (Squire Trowbridgt't office) ft $$$$. it t$ttt

Interurban Time Table ITXRRE HAUTH, INDIANAPOLIS KAt l'UIN TRACTION VAX. ' Effeetivc Feb. 1. 1917. ' EAST WSST EAST WKil A. W. A. at. P. M. r. M. : l:lt lrt 7:16 T:M 2:16 1.2B 1:18 t:U 4 t 8:1V 1B:1S ie:s titt U:2 f :26 t :17 7:16 i 7:2B f 9:47 f :iT limited trains. 12: Daily tsoapt Suaiv. I fTankf an oolr. Last ear Uavea lnaiaaa-talta at IVM SgXwroRrinLLK DIVISION ,w for Crawf orris--tii. at i-ga. 9:M. 11:80 a. m. 1:80, t:S0, M9, 7:30, 9:80 and 11J0 p. tn. Cars arrive from Crawfordsville at 7:10, J:1S, 11:20 a. m., 1:20, 8:16, .u --v gwr" OWEN MOREERT VnT Vniropraelr Boors: 9-11 a, t. 1-5 and 7-8 p. Consultation and Spinal Analysis fret i IM Caasn-Neal BMg. Phone 688 ; X-Ray Spinograph Department ! First Rural Loan and Sayings Association lis a. btssmissi Xsasaaa H. f. New, Secretary COOK BY WIRE WITHOUT FIRE Interstate Pub. Service Co LINDSAY & TOLLE FUNERAL DIRECTORS BALL BC1LDINO Nxt to bitmrfau 8ltt.ot Ofloa pbono 159. Opt dar night CORY & BRATTON . , FUNERAL DIRECTORS Offieaphona 8; Residence phoaaf U0 and BUS Stanley Block, East Santa Street rhone I . ITNNELL-C00SIB3 Leaeai Leadiag ImM Tari.

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oodJiitizeii CADILLAC, PAIGE AND j DQDGE BROS.' CAES FIRESTONE AND U. & TIRES ENGLISH AUTO AND TRACTOR CO. DR. A. F. NELSON VETERINARIAN Davis Bros. livery Barn Phones 7 and 2007 CALL 233 And Save Honey oa Groceries J. W. DAVIDSON AciDsa from Traction tstatio WOOLEY & EDWARDS BOSTONIAN SnOlis JONES, THE CLEANER R. C JONES Phone 387 105 W. South St DR. R. D. GARRISON I DENTIST rarsaera Stat Beak BaiMbif VMI Paoae I4S-X , Metzger Lumber & Coal Co. . THE PHONE ORDER HOUSK Lebanon and Thorntown. Phone 18

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