Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 26, Number 39, Lebanon, Boone County, 13 November 1917 — Page 4

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tvllr Herald. tebll.hell 1114 I .ijr Importer, eeablltie4 lUt Weakly patriot, atabUafced lT 11 J ward B. KMl, Editor, t tiarlee a Nul, Manager. J. ai. Bettartoo. Nawe riltor. Issued erery evening except Bunder Ub mall editions reach In It Rural Route an town of Jameetown, Advaac, Tiiorntown, Wntteetown, glona111, MechenlcaDurg, EUaaeUle, Tarua and JKoaatoo, tea Bualnaa, II; New, II iiui or vsccaupTtoa. (Mall eubacrlptlone parable etrlrtly In advance and paper will be discon tinued unless aubioriptlon la renewed y m, one year .JB Br Mall, all month 1 71 Br Mill, three month Br Mall, one month ... Br Carrier, per week . . Bf Carrier, one year . . to I l!o '"Ht III Obituaries end Cards oj ThanH are subject to a charge of &c pr line of all worda. Cash ahould accompany matter f this kind. AdvertliliK matter of lotteries or anything of a Ilk nature ant accepted at arr plica. Advert Hint ralea made Knows 'on application. . . Koreian Advert!? American and Cblcaao. ... auono cataatnam. Stated Meetings. Itoone Lodue No. . K. A. U. sec lid J'rldar eicli month, 7 30 p. n Ivory c. Tolle, aocrelary; Waller J Suae-, W. M. thnon Clinpti m Star. First MO p. m. Irlla May SchulU. w. it. Order Et dav nit. monuo .Nuja, secretary Lebanon Chapter No. S9. R. A. M. I end Wednesday each month, 1U0 p. Ivory c. Tolle, secretary; Bea Cosiube. H. K Hoone Council. N third Wednesday eat Charles ilartmnn I. recorder. 45. H. fl. M C. Tolle, recorder; .'.eater . Jones, XL C. NEWS STORIES AND GOSSIP FROM THE H00SIER CAPITAL (B Me aleraollsaul 'cire gcrrtw.t INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., Nov. 11 Evans Woollen, state fuel administrator for Indiana today met with the county administrators from neuilj every county in the state to discuss the work they shall do this w inter. Mr. Woollen's olTcc organization is practically complete, although he has been in office but a short time. The county administrators have had an opportunity to familiarize themselves with the situation in their county. The entire machinery, except for a few pieces, is now greased for fa t action. Coal prices at the mines are fixed by the government. Federal investigators are now working in Indiana to discover if through any fake means tliea uiiit-s aiebiiiK iiH.ita.nl. Mi. Woollen haa told the coal jobbers that they are practically out of a job thair profit i limited to fifteen cents . ton and under the administration oi : his force they will get this comm sion on very little coal that goes to consumers. The retailers are given to understand what tiiey must sell coal for. If they extort too high prices their supply will be stopped by Woollen. So ihe coal situation in the state has devolved itself into a problem of campaign against fraud and a problem of distribution and production. With the highest wages in history now granted them, the miners will stay at work, according to union heads. If the railroads ran supply cars, it is believed that the people of Indiana can be furnished enough coal this winter to fairiy well supply their needs.

A searching probe into pro-Gcrman ; ' ,. "! fort by Logan -activities in Indiana opened today ( next friend. W-s.ey Bogan. The when the federal grand jury went into : plaintiff, a minor, resides with his ee5ion It nrobablv will be a month , parents south of Frankfort near the

before the Brand jury reports to , Judire Albert 1!. Andi One of the rases i.i the alleged conspiracy to attack members of the Montenegrin commission to the Unitd u-lio-h it Ik chareed. was hatcheii in Gary, Ind. lwo pro-ier-man Montenegrins are under arrest Secret agents of the government t t .t ; I.lian., i.ave oeen tuieuy "."i "- for several weeks, trying to uncover j actions oi pro-iermans. moicimems : of sensational nature may be looked I for In addition tiie grand jurv will

consider miinv other violations of fed-.atruck the pipes and rods connected eral luw. SylveU-r Jonlan, well: with the substation. He alleges he

known taloon keeper at Terre Haute, and It. 1. Jiusselinan, are charged with raising national bank notes. Jordan uli-o is chatved with subornation of perjury. He formerly was a political aid of Donn Roberts in Terre Haute. Several Irregularities of bunk em - nlnvea. violations of the postal and food and drug laws are included in the range.ti' activities of the grand jury. An investigation of alleged riola-1 lionB of the lrer law by coal men MiH fowl ixtort.onifta may be in - - ftaled,

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THE BOYS IN-FRANCE Suggestion Made As to What Articles Should be Sent to Soldier Boys. In th midst, of these strennoa times, there re many, many ways for men and women and children to "do their bit." Soma ore knitting. and performing other important service., in the Red Crow department, others are Hiving largely of their 'means to Y. M. C. A. movements, and subscribing to tho Liberty Loan. There is a work for erery individaal who wants to work. As jet there seems to have been no movement in Ixdianon for the sending of Christmas lues to ojr bovs in France. In New York City, Mrs. Mary Zion UacBcth Hr.il Mrs. George C. Wi wkler, formerly Corrinne H items, of this city, hnve been engaged in helping to furnish and semi boxes of Christmas ciier to the boys "over there." In the liairisford Apartments, whera more than 6,000 people live, a special Riil Cross unit was o'ganizrd, and this unit nas (en responsible, for many donations to the service. The Ritrrisford unit recently undertook the preparation, parking and sending of Christina boxes and Mrs. alacBeth and Mrs. Winckler contributed one i-ox each, and designated the l.exrs fur I.eon fhtily urid a soldier 1..., frirnd, both of whom sr nrmbers of the Rainbow Division, and who wre frequently entertained by Mrs. Winckler and Mrs. MarBeth. Since there has hern no local movement toward sending Christmas boxes to the soldiers, and because a num ber of our women re, :i box an i help in tn a list of the articles winch were contained in the Christmas boxes is herewith given. Sweaters with sleeves and Woden stockings with long legs have l''t-n u.-ked for, since the boys suffer ! greatly with the cold where socks are short and sweaters are sleeveless. The list officially furnished to the lisr- ' riv'ord unit folows: One sweater with sleeves, one wool-i-n sleeping cap. two pairs long woolen tnrkins. one-half dozin handker chiefs, one box writing paper, one 1 pencil stamp, two pounds of candy. , two Pounds of fruit caks. chewing : gum and cigars. II IS Newly Fortned Home Guard Company Will Vote on the Proposition. to be put up to the members newly formed Boone county I of tin 'onir Guard at the second drill meeting tonight whether in not tho srga nization shall join with other Home i 1 companies in the stale in formeg a national guanl regiment. The proposed cnange would raaKe the 1 organization the same as tia c , liable to service at any ; e in the stale, but n' t to federal ; service. At present, Captain Charles Slusscr states it would he practically! impossible to get uniforms, arms and equipment for the company unless it was mustered into the new militia regiment. Sl'ES T. II., I. & E. Damages in Sum of Sl.odO Sought of , fulerurban Company. Damages for personal injuries in the sum of $1,000 are sought in th suit of Kimer Hogan against the T T., I. & K. trHrtion company. Thf Simpson stop. It is aet forth that the plaint, ff hoarded a south bound car out nkfort on the night of Octeber ylT, and offered to pay his fare. lie aueges ne was toio it was a umii.-

'i car aim mu noi. ntop m D""ru" William Bury . stop. ... , . ,,'RuhhI1 tJrater He alleges that the conductor told H,r, Grater Ii;.., to toron frrm the Ciir when ir .. . 1

- ' ., . ".Cash slowed down at the Monon crossing, r,,.ut., Abernathy

viuui 01 .. i as the car slowed up the conductor ordered him to jump off. He says he did as ordered. In jumping his feet c

1 was thrown heavily to the ground nty (i.OO , and was rendered unconscious. j , y ," 8.00 I In the fall he sustained painful in- p q' Kssctt ' ie described as a cut on the knee, , (,jjme'r Vanarsdall li cuts on the neck, lacerations and.r;, r r(,nk Welter , 1.00 ' biuiset about the body and was un- ' i, w ills '. 100 able to work for two weeks, during ). l Creath 10.00 jwhicli time he was under the tare I NHriry Martin 100 ' Qf a physician. I Mr, (ieo. Manru 0

j Bogan stales tfie car wa moving Marlh HendersOB 1.00 i faster than he had anticipated ndiMr. Hedge 1.00 inasmuch a bo left K at tho older of j Anna Crawford ,T .. J0 the conductor he charge that the Prank Creath 1JK ! cwppany i liable fef damage. : Dt. R. C. X. Conk &O0 j ' - 1 'Mr. L. 8. Fletcher 1.W I JOS SV'ORK AT RKPOOTEB. 'Mis, Ira Kcark 1''

COGUES GAnniAGE TO EE SOLO AT ' AUCTI0NFORy.M.C.A.WARFUND

The offer of a family carriago to be auctioned off to the highest bidder end the' proceeds of the eale to be given to the T. M. C. A. War Fend, ia contained in letter received by George T. Miller, chairman of the county organization in charge of lb campaign to raise Boone's quota of 110,400. Thi generous offer and th first one of the third so far recorded in the present drive for funds, is mad by E. P. Slater, 610 West Washington street, this city. Mr. filater in making his offer write. "I have family carriage that was purchased new by A. J. Shelby and later owned by Morris Ritchie. VI have no as for the carriage as I have no horse and need the room which it now occupies. I wish to donate it to the T. K. C. A. to be ARE TO BE SET UP SOON Mayor Shelby Receives Commuaicatloa Concerning Their Installation. Mryor John B. Shelby received another communication from Briga-dier-Cener! George D, fcquires, chief I siirnal officer of th United States rr-T. concerning the signal light b are to be set ap her a guide to aviators. Tk government has already contracted wii an lectrical company for the manafartur of the learrhiight. and tbey will probably be here in a sboit time. They were ordered this morning by th city. The mayor stated that the two lights probably would b set op on the court house. They are to be fixed green lights of four hundred watts each, and are to P"'nt southward. Th city will pay ff hc lights and for the expense , of -euing litem up, nut wnetner or not the city wdl pay for the e'ect ens not been decided. Th mayor has received a revised toap of the aviation course from Payton. Ohio, to Rantoul, Illinois. The route passed over the southwest corner of Boone county, but the nearest point to Lebanon is nt Lizton, in Hendricks county. Towns ncr'.h of the route are to have green lightf pointing southward, and towns south of the course are to hare, red lights directed northward. Towns on the route are to have flaihirg bright lights. no! CANVASS BIGS $1 ,1 00 FIRST DAY CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE. Frank Foster Virgil Hodgen .... John Bennington . . 1'ark Ilitond Noble Beck 1.00 1.00 2.00 2.50 .40 .50 3.00 IlwiKht Berk C. L. Creasey Irumsn Crosstreet .oO i,,ra Hhelley M C. T. Hopkins 1.00 I.. Hmwn 2.00 C. L. Imle 2.50 , H. C. Bush 1.00 .1. .i. II'Kiire ' 50 Mrs. Headv :.'"' , J. K. Heady 10 00 j ArtM Morrison o.OO j V. C. Faulkinbury 100 ' SM Geo. Straughan fl It. B. Richardson 50 Clyde O. Grater 10 John V. Grater 100 2.00 1.00 ephine Horkersmith 100 ; J. M. Schultt 2.00 Charipy Wiggins fim,, iMVlt l.(M) 100.00

sold at auction on the streets of Lebanon. It is in pretty wood condition, is an easy rider and ha new tires on the back wheels. If you accept it I want yon to see it and send some one after it as I am working and have not the time to bring it p town. You are perfectly welcome to let it stand where it is until the day

oi which you wish to sell it. Thisl clTer will pot interfere with what my j folks may wish to give." This offer of Mr. Slater's has been j gladly accepted and the suggestion, is made that there may be others' who have articles for which they have 1 no use and that are too good to de-1 stroy or give away, who would be will- j ini? to donate them to the Y. M. C. A. j War Fund on similar conditions. If there are such, they should cciiiniuni- j cate with Sir. Miller at once. ; Mrs. Arbuckle .50 1.00, 1.00, 1.00 1.00 2.00 .SO r,!oo 3.0O 25.00 10.00 1.00 I 5.00 1 2.00' ..oil l r..oo ; J. H. Kirkpatrick Margaret Kichey Smlie M. Saunders D..O. Coy ,1. A. Bassett , Ruth Waddle Mrs. Virginia Dodd .... J. A. Watner Owen Morki-rt Star Drug Store Clem Ileaton .. Mrs. Maik Jones Hnra Callane A. F. Adams Mrs. Adams ra.-h Agnes Allen Dutch l.illinn Bowman W. G. Neely 1.00 20.00 K. A. Morris .......... Mrs. Maude I'lott Margaret Young 1. I!. Brown John Cason Mill doom Fvans Lura Garner n.no l.oo 1.00 s.no 3.00 l.oo 2.00 10.00! 5.00 5.00 25.00 1.00 3.00 l.on 1.00 , 1 00 l.on 2 00 1.00 10.00' 10.00' 5.00 10.00 5.00 10.00 5.00 1.00 l.oo : 1.00 i 2.00 l.oo son ; fi.25 5.00 I. A. Brown fhas. Miller nni Miller oltl Cross s. White It. K. Willmms W. A. Kincaid J. R. Miller Mis. W. H. Winn A. Bell C. Leonard Paul R. Hooper . Sam Storm Farl Campbell Hink Parsons am Storm s. Petti e. Sr. J. M. Martin If. Smith J. Jer.kins A. Berrv Thos, O. Peck Andv Kincaid '. Holmes Davis Burgin Alex Johnson . . .- A. L. Hayden Wood Batman Or. R. I). Gnrrisrn Margaret K. Anderson . . lames g. K. Slagle Io,ie pall 'Vpr.k Wickers 5.00 2.00 1.00 M. V. M.Broom Abie Garner ADVFRTISFD LETT Kit LIST. M'Hred Powell, Mrs. Moggie S. ' Sinkey, Miitgie Johnson, Mark (ins-, elt, Maiidann Foster, Mr. Charles T. : llrown (2), Nanry Dye, Margaret Al-1 en, Mary E. Witt, Martha Wills, Miss Hose Fleam r Daily, Joseph C. Sheets, Mrs. Rosc Chambers, Sussanna Stoops, Myrtle Smith, Louisa Beck, Mrs. T. B. Kelsie, Mrs. G. tiilson, Mr. Ryron T. GilTord, Fay W illiams, Mrs. !i. F. White, Grace Lane, Nancy "vV'ilon, Ka'herine Gawne, Marjone Wil'.rout, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Young. Call Dale Cor nil kinds of fresh neat.-. 11-8-tf. A HELPING HAND lladly Extended by a Lebanon Resident. There is nothing like a talk with me of our neighbors for giving hope1 ind encouragement to the anxious mfferer from dreaded kidney disease, i riiis Lebanon woman comes to the 'ront and tells her experience for ;h benefit of friends and neighbors. Read what she ..ays: Mrs. G. F. Isenhour, 817 South Lebanon street, Lebanon, says: 'I have fo'ind Doan's Kidney Pills a reiable kidney medicine. When I hink of the sickness I have been ipared since I first used them, I am certainly glad to recommend them to tnyone, I had felt weak and run fown for some time. My back was lame and nights I couldn't rest well. My head ached and my sight was often blurred. My kidneys acted too iften and the trouble with th kirfley secretions plainly showed where the cause of the 'complaint was. I need several boxes of Ooan's Kidney Pills, -which t got at the Corner Drug Store, and they relieved me wonderfully. Since then, oon .ional use has sent the trouble ay." Wc i.t all rfenMi, FiMtUr-Milbuia i . v y.

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Death Came Suddenly at Her Home In New Rose 1 The Funeral j Mrs. Nancy Taylor, one of th most prominent residents of New Rots, died suddenly this morning at her home. Mr. Taylor had br. in poor health for some time but wus not considered very ill until this morning when she awoke th family about four o'clock, dea'h resulting at six. She was born in Nicholas county, Ky., January 17, 1848, and was at the time of her death, sixty-nine years old. She was married at Sharpsburg. Ky., in 18S5 to William Taylor, whose death occurred several years ago. After their mama"! they cam to Indiana residing in the community of New Ross. Mrs. Taylor united with the Christian church in her girlhood and since that time has been an active and influential member of the church. She is survived by one son, Charles Taylor, of New Ross; one brother, William Fishhr.ck, and two sisters. Mrs. Martha Thompson, of New Ross, and Mrs. Charles Sparks, of Advnnce. The funeral services will be conducted Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Thompson, Rev. Homer Dal officiating. Burial nt the Odtl Fellows' cemetery in Crawfordsvillc. ATTENTION LIBERTY I nOND SUBSCRIBERS The second installment of 18' , due upon your subscription to Liberty Loan Bonds must reach the Federal Reserve Bank in Chicago November 15th. You must therefor make your payment on the Mth (Wednesday) to your local bank or trust company if yuu do not wish to forfeit the 1' , already paid. Wednesday, November Nth, is th last dav. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CA8TORIA eBMaaaeaeeaaaeaaaaeaMeBaaaaaBare1 Just Received; 500 copies of the latest music all live and up-to-the-hour 25c, 40c and 60c j music, our price, per copy,' 10c Bowman's 5 &10c Store (Jens Neff, Atlornev.) NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Stat of Indiana, Boone County, ss: Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has duly qualified a executor of the last will and testament of Ara O Dinsmore, deceaesd, late of Boone County, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to he solvent. Citizen Loan and Trust Company, Executor. d w ks. - ... -Eft o I raio s o - w 55 ill Store Is H. B. SHOOK ' VETERINARIAN Over Oat Drag 8 tor Telephone 843. Lebanon, Ind. DRESSMAKING For first class dressmaking, call on Mrs. Mary Anderson, 604 Esplanade street. Lebanon, Ind., phone 840. AUTO INN General repairing and storage. Accessories. Kelly-Sprlngfleld and Fiske Tire. GASOLINE 21c North Lebanon St Phone 21 DO IT YOURSELF Do it your self. Make your old ear look new. Ask 0i about it NOBES DRUG STORE CORY & ESATTON FUNERAL PJBECT013 03ke phone l; r-oH"oo bbomm 40 and 3 f!.y f -, T.nt Bmik Btreet

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$23.00 TO $300.00 Loaned upon Furniture, Livestock and other Chattels at legal rates TWENTY-FIVE PAYMENT PLAN la sums o 30 and over you may hava 25 months inwhich to rep' your loan, or you may repay sooner if you like. SPECIAL TERMS TO FARMERS , Write us or call upon na for full particulars.

a . vv m ne in Lebanon each Friday -M i " - W. A. SWANK Is 41MS Ben Hur Bldg, CrawfonUvllle. Ind. I 101H West llain street., Lebanon, Ind. (Squire Trowbrldgo's oHlcc) ttttititttttitttst

Phone I PINNELL-COOMBS tVaaea'a Imlimf taoabee Tut The First National Bank The oldest and largest bank In Boone county. W00LEY & EDWARDS B0ST0NIAN SHOES f DR. R, D. GARRISON f I DENTIST . j ransen 8ut Baak BaUsSag Hmm IM-IM ' Pboa Ut-t Metzger Lumber & Coal Co. THE PHONE ORDER HOUSE Lebanon and Thorntuwn. Phone IS State Auto Insurance . Covers Complete Z. C. SMITH 1204 North Meridian. Phone 982-T 206 South Lebanon Phone 206 SAFETY RAZOR BLADES SHARPENED (Single edge, per dozen U Double edge, per dozen ,. We pay postage one way. Barker & Son, Lebanon LEBANON VULCANIZING , & SALES AGENCY Everything for the auto. DORT automobile. Valcaniimx a specialty. Telephone 863 Armory Building Job Work at Reporter Office Uf porter, by mail, f 3 a Year.

I CADILLAC, PAIGE AND I DODGE BROS. CARS 1 FIRESTONE AND U. a TIRES ENGLISTI AUTO AND TRACTOR CO. DR. A. F. NELSON VETERINARIAN Davis Bros. Livery Born Phonea 7 and 2007 P. B. WINTERS CHIROPRACTOR CONSULTATION AND SPINAL ANALYSIS FREX Hours 10-12 a. m.; 2-5, 7-8 p. m. Rooms 219 220-222-224. Phone 235 JOHN H. HOY General Real Estate Business GRAND OPERA HOUSE Call Phone lOe-Y JONES & STARK CLOTHIERS Suits that Suit .' South Side Square I J. s. raviNE Plumbing and Heating: PHONE 701. OYSTER SHELLS AND MEAT SCRAPS FOR POULTRY UNION HARDWARE CO. PHONE 108

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