Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 6

SAVE THE Marry Strupp, Sheriff of the ity of Lebanon, in State of Pennsylva- lo make known by ifi that election will be held TUESDAY, the 6th day of November D. 1917, between the 'Sours of 7 o'clock A.M. 7 o'clock P.M., at the several places hereinafter designated, for: FOUR (4) Persons for City Councilmen of the City of Lebanon ONE (1) Person for Prothonotary and Clerk of Oyer Ter- miner ONE (1) Person for District Attorney (1) Person foi fi Sheriff "ONE (1) Person for Director of the Poor TWO (2) Persons for Jury Commissioner ONE (1) Person for Coroner THREE (3) Persons for School Director rota piirtj ticket, (X) in the equnre, in the flrtt column, opposite Uiu nninp Of the parly of your choice. A cronu murk ml in the Hrjuare iiMnn any candidate for that candidate. If you Jo vote fur I ho pw aon whom imme is not on tho ballot, Wrtte or lu tho blank provided for thut purpose.

tor City Councilman of City oi Ijebauon, murk a cross (X) Opposite the of tho ruu- tvott tot Wiillstft Brtuyier. RepnbHca" WlUlitt L. firnnnw, Prohibition WlllKkfi L. firnnnftr, Wnilam Brnnner, Rooserelt-Pro- E. K.

Carpenter, Democratic Frank Bedger, Socialist PROTHONOTARY AND CLERK OP OYER AND TERMINBR for One) S. Rrpiihllcnn Cb'rlM S. Havard, Kooaevelt.Pro- gTenlre Hwopp, Domocratlc Cyrus HIckernHI, Socialist E. H. LlRht, Prohibition DIRECTOR OF THE TOOK (Vote for One) Simon Tlce, Republican Simon Tlce, Washington ilmon Tim, Roosevelt-Progressive Irvln 0.

Meek, Democratic Herbert Strlckler, Socialist Cyme P. Smith, Prohibition JUUY COMMISaiONEU (Vote for One) Adolphua F. Lohee, Republican Adolphua F. Lohse, Washington Adolphua F. LohHe, IlooRevelt-Pro- greaslve Aaron Illttle, Democrntlc John H.

Matthews. Socialist Francis E. Weiss, Prohibition CORONER (Vote for One) John J. Light, Republican John J. Light, Democratic John J.

Light, Washington John J. Light, Roosevelt-Progressive Peter Trumpeter, Socialist H. W. Louden, Prohibition SCHOOL DIRECTOR, CITY OF LEBANON (Voto for Three) P. N.

Hnrshey, Republican Harry W. Helms, Republican Calvin J. Rhcn, Republican Calvin J. Ithon, Democratic J. W.

Trabort, Democratic Inan.0 IlnbnrUnr, Democratic SoclallRt Socialist Socialist J. M. Ultrhor, Prohibition Elian Wengort, Prohibition Daniel H. Solbert, Prohibition Washington Washington Washington RoosoveH- Progreqalve Roonevolt- ProgroBHlvr Roosevolt- ProgreRslve Tho quiillnnd oli'Ctors of the Haiti County of Lebanon, will respect' Ivoly vote at tho following places namoly: Flrat Ward (Kunt Precinct), vote at the Armory. First Ward (West Precinct), vote at Walton Hotel.

Second Ward, vote at Hotel Wallace. Third Ward, vote at Y. M. C. A.

Room. Fourth Ward, vote at Court Houno, Room No, 4. Fifth Ward (15net Precinct), vote at Qress Hotel. Fifth Ward (West Precinct), vote at Stratford Hotel. Sixth Ward, vote at West End Hotel.

Seventh Ward, vote at Mansion louse. Eighth Ward, vote at Hebron lose Co, Fire House. Wast Lebanon Township, vote at Speedwell Fire Engine House. South Lebanon Township (North), ote at Avon Inn Hotel. South Lebanon Township (South), vote at tVexmont Hotel.

North Lohanon Township (West), vote Frame School House at the intersection of tho Lebanon, Ebenezer and Lebanon Roads in said towushlp. Ixtbunon Independent Horougu, vote at Exchange Hotel. North Lebanon Township (East), vote at East End Hotel. Jackson Township (North), vote at ihe reBtdence of David L. Stein- mati, lu the Village called Kutztowu, In suld towushlp.

Myerstown Borough, vote at Ooover House. Jackson Township (South), vote at Weavortown School House. North Annville vote at John Struphauer's abandoned store room at Bellegrove. Annville Twp. vote at Towa Hall, Annville.

S. Annville vote at Abandoned School House at Fontana. Heldolberg Twp. (Svhaefforstown) vote at Franklin House. fttwit Bni.

Palmyft riait Precinct), rtfti it (3. ft. ffljlth'8 tofnltttre store Patttjifc Hatftnjth (West Precinct) rote at Engine House on College Palmyra. South Londonderry Twp. (Campbelltown), rote at Rising Sun Hotel.

on B. Maift Palmyra. South Londonderry Twp. (Lawn), rote at M. B.

Longenecker's Hotel. Jonestown Borough, vote at Fire Engine House. flwatara Township, vote at John L. Wenfcert's, dec'd, house, southeast corner ot Intersection of public roads adjacent to eastern boundary line of Jonestown Bordugh. Bethel Twp.

(Fredericksburg), vote at Strauss House. Bethel Twp. (Ml. Zion), vote at Mt. fclon Hotel.

Union Twp. (Greenpolnt District), vote at Residence of John P. Reinhold, about 100 ft. from Oreenpolnl Station. Union Twp.

(Hordnersvllle s- trlct), vote at Uoniner's Hotel. Mlllcreek Twp. (Millbach), vote at Millbach Hotel. Millcrcek Twp. (Newmanstown), vote at Rising Sun Hotel.

Rlchland Borough, vote at Union House. North Cornwall vote at Cornwall vote at Carpeuter Shop at Charcoal Furnace. Went Cornwall vote at Ambrose Kby'a Hotel. Pleasant Hill Hotel. Cold Spring Township, vote at Daniel Mease's House.

All persons are requested to take notice that every person, excepting Justices of the Peace, who shall hold any office or appointment ot profit or trust under the Government of the United States or of his state, or of any city, or incorporated district, whether a commissioned officer or otherwise a luihordlnale officer or agent, who is or shall be employed under the legislature, executive, or Judiciary department of thin State, or of the United States, or of any city, or Incorporated district, unrl also thitt every member of Congress and of tho State Legislature, or the councjls of any city, or Commissioners of any incorporated district, is, by law, Incapable of holding or exorcising at the same time, the office or appointment of Judge, Inspector, or Clerk of any election of this Commonwealth, und that uo Inspector. Judge or oilier Officer of any such election shall be eligible to any office to be then vntvd for except that of an election officer. The polls In the respective election districts shn.ll be opened at seven o'clock In the morning and shall he closed at seven o'clock In the oven- Ing. Given under my hand at my office, In tho City ot Lebanon, Lebanon County, this 25th day of October, A. D.

1017. Harry P. Strupp, High Sheriff of Lobanou County. SJAX.H FBR8OHAX, PBOFEBTT! Will lio tiolil at Public Sale, on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1917, At tho AiniTli'tin Umiso. the following Property of tho lute Llzzlu A.

Karch Estalo. (he following lo wit: It conslHts of it brlrk house, 2-8tnry brh'U kllohen with frame liter shop anil HlnblA in tin- rear. The frnnls mi Plicstiuit strent, 25 kitchen on Due nlloy. Itig ft. to Struwtierry alley, on the south 25 fl.

on Strawberry alloy; on the east adjoining: properly oi Mliwea Hose anil Werm-r. All conveniences in tho Conditions of miulo known by J. RISK Executor. Bale at 9:30 sharp tn the Morning F. 8.

HOLEKIAN'S FTOiaO BAiE OT OOWR, STEEBS, BOitS, KKIPEB8 Atp SHOATS. Will be at Putillo on Morulug-, 7, 1917. At tho Willium Pcnn Hotnl tiales W. 11. WoUinan, cornet Si-vontU and Cumborland lun.

1'a. Consisting- of 25 Kroah and Springer Cows, HoUtein und Durluwn Stock and BOIUO iJuttur L'ows, Also gome Hulls and 76 at Extra Nice from 35 to 200 Chester Wtiito and Poland China stock. A few ejttrn nh-c Boars and aome breeding sows. You all know the kind i.r Shoals I have, uone but tho best. Sale to commence at 8:30 o'clock the morning 1 when conditions will bo nadc known, by F.

S3. HOL2MAN. m' (i rror. I'lrlch Klelnfelter. Clerks.

-j Heidelberg vote at Klulufeltersville Hotel. East Huuover vote at Harper's Hotel. North Londonderry vote at School House on road to Bind- Cfayrch Palmyra, about JOYtt Botton Orchestra To Piny the Star-Spangled Banner (Spocldl to bv Unlti-d Boston, Nov. Boston Symphony Orchestra will pluy the "Stur- ungled Unnuer" in all its concerts lu future, it was announced by the management here. b'roiu the best Information today, it understood that Major Heury L.

Hly(lu8uu has uot yet accepted tho resiguattou of Director Dr. Karl Muck. The statement that the national anthem win be included in future concerts of the orchestra would seem tp Indicate there is no Jnteatloa to Here a work of the most far-reaching coast to eout, uid cantonments are now in operation, and from coatt to coast a very wonderful effort ii being made to provide adequate recreation for the soldier boys. Entertainments are being given in private homes, are being provided, field day events are being arranged, community choruses introduced. There is something for your soldier to do when he if off that will keep him as happy and as contented and as morally fit as the day he left home.

We want you to contribute to the War Camp Community Recreation Fund out of sheer affection for "the boys" and'because of your keen desire to see them safe and vigorous for the great conflict ahead. President Wilson in commenting upon this work, spirit with which our soldiers leave America, and their efficiency on the fronts of Europe, will be vitally affected by the character of the environment surrounding out military training camps." CITY ELECTION PROCLAMATION To the Qualified Voters of the City of Lebanon, Lebanon County, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thnt tho Municipal Election for tho City of Lebanon, will be held on between the hours of 7 o'clock a.m. and 7 o'clock p.m. of said day, at tho regular voting places hereinafter nninod in tho several wards of tho said City, for the following officers, viz: CITY TICKET Four Persons for City Councilman to serve for the Term of Two Years. Three Persons for School Directors to serve for the Term of Six Years.

PLACES FOR HOLDING ELECTION Ward (Eaat Armory, Chestnut street, between Second and Third Word (Weit Preolnot) Hotel Walton. Second ward Wallace Hotel. Third Y. M. O.

A. Building'. Fourth Boom No. 4, Court ruth Ward Bittner Home, Fifth Ward (West proolnot) Hotel Stratford. SUtti Weit End Hotel.

Seventh Ward ManaiM House. Xlffhth Ward Hebron Hole Houae. (liven under my hand and the leal of the City of Lobnnou, thii 34th day of October, A. 1917. (Seal) GEORGE T.

SPANG. Mayor. Attest: DAN. M. SHARP.

City Clerk. Freak Radishes On Display In News Window Charles Bates, formerly of this city, who now resides in Reading, was a visitor here for several days and called at the NEWS office, where he greeted a number of acquaintances. Mr. Bates brought along a radish in the form of human hand which he left in the office window to attract attention of passersby. Of the many freak radishes this one seems to bo more than ordinarily attractive.

Oavllla who resides on a farm in the vicinity of Reigert's school house, in North Cornwall brought a huge radish to the NEWS ofttco on Saturday where it is on display and attracting unusual attention from passersby. The radish resembles small watermelon lu shape, and weighs six aud one half pounds. i Brother Entertained By Dentist Seyfert Dr. Robert E. Seyfert, the dentist, of Seventh Cumberland streets, last week entertained his brother, Edgar Seyfert, of Philadelphia.

The visitor was cordially welcomed by his brother aud his friends as well, aud his sojourn iu the city was most pleasurable. Antleepttc Oil Known Snake Oil Will positively Believe Pain in Three Mantel Try It right now for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumbago, sore, stilt ana Bwollen Joints, pains In the head, back and llinbn, corns, bunions, etc, After one application pain disappears ae if by magic. A new remedy used InterrmUy and externally for Coughs, Colds, Croup, Sore Thioat, Diphtheria and Tonsllltle. ThlR oil Is concerted to be the most penetrating remedy known. Its prompt and Immediate effect In pain Is due to the fact that It penetrates to the affected pnrtw at once.

As an Illustration pour drops on the thickest plecn of leather nnd It wll prnrtratc this uuhslnnce through and through In throe minutes. Accept no substitute. oil golden red color only. Eveiy hottle gnrnnteed; 2Sc, r.Oc and $1.00 bottle, or money refunded at Donoiigh and Snavely's. SUPPERS GIVEN SATURDAY EVEN.

GREAHUCCESS Ulicrty Co. Lindiea. Members of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Liberty Fire Company, on Saturday conducted a flue saner kraut social at the engine house quarters in Liberty Square. The affair was liberally patronized not only by the members of the company, but by many friends and people of the north side'who took their evening lunch at the place, and a neat sum of money was realized for the uses qt the Auxiliary In their generous aid of the company. Bosldps Bauer kraut, potatoes, doggies, pork, thero was also ice cream, cake, soft drinks, caudles and tho dispensed.

All present had a pleasant evening of sociability, and the event was successful In every that a neat sum of money was realized, which will be turned Into the sinking In addition to the sauer kraut large quantities of ice cream, cakes and, candles were sold. FRANCEWON" GREAT VICTORY (Special to Nows by United Press). Paris, Nov. won a great and bloodless victory Saturday in a sweeping advance following a German retirement from all of the Chemln dee Damea lino between the Oise and Aisno Canal on the west and Corbeny on the oast. Over this section today's official report recorded a French advance to the Ailette Iltvcr.

Paris, Nov. ol Courtecon, Corny, Allies and Cheveroux In a French advance over a frontage of thirteen miles on the Chemin des Darnes was announced by the war office as the result of the German retreat from the AJsne sector. "Owing to pressure by the French effect of the French artillery, the Germans have evacuated the Chomln des Dames," the statement said. French have advanced over a front of twenty kilometers and to a depth of one kilometer (two-thirds of a mile)." All Are Happy 99" They know that scrlptlon 99" does the work, turni the triok every time. They know that hundreds of people In thia country swea by it, stake their reputation on It.

They nay it Is the best and quickest relief for poor aching th'rob'bjng Joints and inflamed stiff muscles that ever used, wonder they are grateful, so would you be. There is nothing in our estimation that will do you more good than "Neutrons tre- soriptlon no matter what the age or what the cause, it will remove tho pain, take out the stiffness every time, why suffer when relief la here. Get a bottle today and say goodbye trouble. 60c and $1.00 at Doiougli and Snavely's. Pres.

McNulty Wires Electrical Workers To Resume Work (Knnclat to by Washington, Nov. B. President SV J. McNulty, of the Electrical Workers' Brotherhood, wired striking local unions on the Pacific coast today to resume work or their charters would be revoked. McNulty stated that be was opposed to government ownership in principal, but if the government followed Mediator Reed's suggestion and seized the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company as a war measure, McNulty would co-operate with tho DRINK HABIT RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT Thousands of wives, and sisters are enthmirtistic in their praise of Oprlne, because it has cured their loved ones of.

the "Drink Habit" nnd thereby brought happiness to their homes. Can be given secretly. Orrlpe is prepared in two format No. 1, secret treatment; Orrine No. 2, the voluntary treatment.

Costs only $1.00 a box. Ask for Donough and Snavely, Opposite Court House. Mrs. John Zimmerman, president of thn auxiliary, was in direct charge and wns a decidedly busy woman all She was assisted by Mrs. Sylvester Arnold aud Mrs.

C. S. Marines as cashiers, and tlie following ladles as assistants, at the tables, in the kitchens and as waitresses: Cake- -Mrs. Charles Weidman, Mrs. Henry y.ockley, Mrs.

Sarah Fields. Aloyslus Kirkessner, Miss Ethel Srneck, Mrs. James Miller. William Stark, Mrs. Miles Weigley, Mrs.

William Albert, Mrs. Adam Ileffelfinger. Helen Albert, Mrs. Hose Lentz, Mrs. James Mitchell, Miss Emma Heilig, Miss Irene Weigley, Miss Reda Boltz and others.

(Igarnuikers Union. Wives and lady friends of the members of the Cigarmakers Local Union, No. 4, assisted In making the sauer kraut supper held in the Sons Hall on Saturday evening under their auspices, a grand success. The ladles assisted at the various tables and booths and were in charge of the kitchen, where the savory kraut was cooked and issued to the patrons. The entire evening friends of the Cigar- makers and others invaded the hall and tasted the food, with the result Plymouth Gauntry a service Owners of Automobiles We Save You Money We repair Auto Radiators, Fenders, Windshields, Hoods, Lamps, as good as new, no matter in what condition they Also Aluminum Brazing.

Lebanon Auto Radiator Repairing Co, 13 Chevreux, Courtecon, Cerny and Allies, now occupied by the French are all well beyond the Chemin des Dames road and the ridge, on the way to Laon. The cities form a chain all approximately eight miles due south of Laon and from Chevreux, on the west to Allies, on the east, the total front they represent is about nine miles. Some of the moat intense fighting of the war has centered ajiout Cerny and Aljles. The French took the line of the Chemin des Dames here after repeated assaults and hardly a week passed from that time until General Petaln's victorious assault far to the west ien days ago, that the Germans djd not strive by powerful attacks, to recapture It. The four cities now held by the French are on the northern down- slope of the ridge along the top of which runs the Chemin des Damea.

From the arc which they represent out of LHOII, the way is generally rolling as opposed to the rather sharp und broken country on the souhtern slope of the Chemin des Dames ridge. The terrain, therefore, greatly favors the French advance toward Laon. The advancing French found the Germans, ip. their "strategic retreat' had blown up all bridges across this waterway. First announcement of the German withdrawal in the Aisne sector was made in Friday's official statement, which was delayed far beyond the usual hour of Issuance.

This night statement mentolned a French advance over a front of 30 kilometers to a depth of one kilometer and occupation of Courteoon. Cerny, Allies and Chevreux. Today's war office fixing the advanced French line at the Ail- ette, indicated a further step for ward. William Gware Messenger At the Postal Telegraph William Gaure, of this city, has entered the service ofthe Postal Telegraph Company as a messenger attached to the lacal office In the Central hotel building. He succeeds Jacob Mease, of Tenth and Willow streets, who had acceptably filled the post for some months.

lilimi ANNOUNCED Bon lioru to Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. William J.

Leedy, 1713 Market street, Harrisburg, announce the birth of a son, Williau Joseph, Saturday, November 3. Mrs. Leedy was formerly Miss Mary Wejger, ot Harrisburg. Leedy is connected with the American Iron Steel Company, ot Government Seizure Of Telephone Lines IRnecIsI to News hv Preu. San Francisco, Nov.

question of government seizure of telephone lines in five Pacific coast States, in order to end the dispute between officials of the Pacific phone and Telegraph Company and their employes and to assure uninterrupted telephone service, rested today in the hands of President Wilson. Following the expiration of an ultimatum issued by him to the company, United States Mediator Verner Z. Reed, representing Secretary of Labor Wilson, telegraphed the secretary urgently recommending that the plants, properties and the services ot officials and employes of the telephone company be immediately com- maiideered. A reply from Secretary Wilson ii expected. Reed declared he believed commandeering of the company's plants and employes, whether at work or on strike, during the period of the war, is essential to the safe maintenance of the channels of telephone communication on the Paoiflo coast.

until Reed Issued his ultimatum and recommended the commandeering the international and district officials of the Electrical Workers' Union had intended to call the deferred general strike at 4 p. Frdiay. soon as Reed acted, however, International Vice President Oraiser requested all locals to keep their men at work until the situation had cleared and also requested all union men In the North-west now on strike to resume work. Assemblyman WiMlam O. Savlg, ot Berks county, made the principal address at a big Democratic meeting In Pottstown last evening.

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