Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 26, Number 13, Lebanon, Boone County, 12 October 1917 — Page 6

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C i.miiml me-ting at thc Cntra' t i n cl'iinrh was hehl lust even-Thea-h tlw weather was ineleII laice nuivil pr.smt. K c .hmved everv department of the n tviT'Iient condition. The i wirv iilh rniif for the year was if. 05. this h tuirly ism above olfi'iin of teit ye.ir. The prmimlirshii of the church, inboh resident ami nnnriisiii i 1 r. n ential church is one of few i ,ie. r.f tn- Hi-nomination that bus t t. everv ir.imjormry enterprise ic ( hrnTinn i nurch. The church l trK if Yo'inK 1 ml! i" of nil i;ie Christian chuuhc

vY hav( vM received a shipment cf New Player Piano Rolls Here U just a sample of them: "Over There." "Good-bye 1! roadway Hello France." "D ream y Hawaiian Moon." "Keep the Home Fires Eur:.." "Jlu.sical Comedv Hits of 1917." And others too numerous to Mention." W.W. STEVENS E. Side Sq. Phone 55

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vouni;.-, .ins. tic was united in n,ar-it..i-.-. October 1K?2. I'l Stth-kvVi. Imiiana. " II, li. I nuru Myers, and thnv wrnt io 'iooHvi'le, Inditma. to l:v . In tST6 Ihrv went HotK'on, lei,. TO ,.nt:a,n-.l in T. K. Mul;in"j jfrocoiv store rind h'.W-r vv-m in iiif meat le'l.-incs with Oiven Cr,.(r lii the -nti-r nf l-.rl th.v went tn !"(iirhin v. X.-l-i ii-ka. and 1'iom there V. HerinKti n. Ka-f.is. v. here Mrs. Miller di..l in 1H'"T. Thev were the Mireniof one child, now Mr,.. May T?lla:. of fn Moines, aid after his wil-V df nth

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iioi'ie with her and ren-ained wi'h her until the last.

ci:iTiri.i.Y h i.. A lhnhiH;ton spec;al savs: "Vii'lim WocK-, whose pcrioiis ilhies ua icf'nitel a few dayi io. is now rriti-r;'-y i!t and hi- deai'l is rxiiceed at

ary moment. Mr. Womlv ha been a citizen here for many years and 1

was postmaster here for fourteen '.'ears, and m widely known."

MEN DIE BEFORE YOUR EYES. Most thrilling war scenes .shown in America. Positively taken on the Battlefields of blood-stained Europe. Armies actually fighting. Realism unparalled. Real wsr phoJofcrnphcd for the first time in history. Nolhinff so remarkable, n-d tremendous, so vital has ever been pictured as are seen in these official war films. FEE THE SOLDIERS IN THE TRENCHES. REAL WARFARE BROUGHT TO Y01R CITY. SEE THE ALLIED ARMIES IN ACTION. CAVALRY ONSLAUCHS, THE DEADLY SUBMARINE. A REAL NAVAL BATTLE. SEE THE SIXTEEN INCH r.UNS SHOOT TWENTY MILES. EACH SHELL OF THIS CALIPER OF CANNON COSTS APPROXIMATELY $4,000 SEE THE ALLIED ARMIES FIGHTING IN THE ALPS MOUNTAINS. PRONOUNCED BY ALL MILITARY AUTHORITIES AS THE HARDEST BATTLEFRONT OF THE EUROPEAN CONFLICT. THESE FILMS AUTHORIZED BY THE SUPREME COMMAND OF THE ITALIAN ARMY. SEE THE WAR ABOVE CLOUDS SUBMARINES BATTLESHIPS. Also Fatty Arbuckle and Charlie Chaplin in 2 Screaming Comedies Opera House Saturday, October 13 SATURDAY MATINEE Doors open at 2 :00 o'clock. Show starts at 2:30 sharp. NIGHT Doors open at 7:30; show at 8:00. . ADMISSION Children, 10c; Adults, 25c ' .

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