Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 37, 24 December 1919 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUU AND SUN-TELEGBAU, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 24, 1919.

PROMINENT EATON WOMAN DIES FROM PNEUMONIA ATTACK

EATON, O.. Dec. 24. Mrs. Mary Woerner. 61, wife ot the late Joseph Woerner, for many -years the leading clothing merchant of Preble county, died at her home here Monday eve

ning from the effects of an attack of pneumonia. She was ill only a few

days. - ' Funeral services will be held Fri

day morning at 8:30 o'clock at the

Church of the Visitation and will be

in chance of Rev. Father Joseph M

Hyland. after which the remains will be taken to Cincinnati for burial In

St. . Mary's cemetery, beside her late

husband.

Mrs. Woerner lived all her life in Eaton. She was a daughter of the

late Michael Ryan, who died many

years ago and who for a number of

years was marshal of Eaton, surviv

ing her are two step-daugnters, Mrs. Chester Lamb, of Dayton, and Mrs. Joseph H. Moorman, of Eaton; two sisters, Mrs. Anna White, who made her: home with her. Mrs. George KeyIUib, of Cincinnati; and three brothers, James Ryan, of Gennantown, Ohio; Michael Ryan, in the United States government employ in the Philippine Islands, and Edward Ryan. Dies in St. Louis. .Word was received here Tuesday by Joseph A. Lugar announcing the death of his brother, Edward Lugar, at his home in St. Louis. The decedent was born on a farm ' near Eaton. He , was a son of the late Joseph and " Sarah Lugar. He left Eaton many years ago and for a number of years had lived in St Louis. He is survived by his wife and several children. A brother, Charles Lugar, resides in Newcastle, Ind. Hold Christniaa Party. Members of the Unity club gave 'their annual Christmas party Tuesday afternoon for the children of Eaton and vlclhity. Appropriate gifts of the season were given each little guest. An immense Christmas tree was a feature of the party. Miss Mary Litehiser entertained the children, with a

Christmas story and a program of

music was presented. Several hundred little guests were present. The Unity club is the foremost charitable organization in the city. Library Damaged. Considerable damage resulted from frozen water pipes at the public library, due, it is said, to insufficient heating of the building. Pipes bursted and water flowed onto floors in upstairs rooms. Records in the offices of J. H. Beatty, waterworks superintendent, in a ground-floor room, were ruined by water.

HARRY RAY POST No. 65.

national betterment .or alienate the support of true Americana."

Mr. D01ier issued the statement m

order to establish the poliey of 1 the

legion-In regard to incidents that may occur and In which the loealf posts may desire to .take action. "On several occasions recently, my attention has been called to activities reported in some Instances to be attrtbuted to members of the American Legion, - which makes it imperative that the policy of of the American Le

gion with respect to Its standing on the maintenance of law and order be

defined," he said. "This is necessary In order that in our zealous efforts

toward accomplishment of the principles set forth la oar oonstltntlon. we may proceed in a manner consistent with - that MannnalMllt.iM which nnr

great power entails."

Membership inhe post is still open

Is far from being 100 per cent of

the service men of the ' community,

according to the secretary. A large number of appllcatipns were received

aurrog the fair, ' nut were are sun a large number who have not stepped in. Membership blanks may be had

at newspaper offices, cigar stores.

or from any of the post officers.

To our host of customers and friends we wish A MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR

Kresge's

5 and 10c Store

Officers of Harry Ray Post will be

elected at a meeting called by Commander Strayer, to be held on January 14, at the Commercial club rooms. Franklin D'Oller, national commander of the American Legion, before leaving for New York yesterday, declared in a statement that "neither national, state, nor local organizations of the American Legion has any right.

nor will it presume, ever to take the law into its own hands, or to interfere with proper authority." The commander warned the legionaries that any attempt to act otherwise is subversive of the principles and ideals of the legion. "The American Legion has become so strong that we need fear no forco from without," he said, "but let us

be sure that no overzealous or thoughtless, or unfair, act of our own

occurs to weaken our influence for

Greeting

May your Christmas be ,

Merry and 1 920 Prosperous ED. A. FELTMAN "Where the Smoke Comes From"

C: P I each Talued at S2B0.000. Each car eon-'

uuupccKi 0KTH tains m barrels of in. Each barrel

JlGCe tCT AttCZhC COCSI i fontalM nfty-nre gallons. Each gallon

is Taiuea ai approximately u.

PEORIA, ni Dec 24. The opening episode of sv billion drain -drama is to be staged here tonight. race to the seaboard by the $7,000,000 gin special to get 1S5.000 gallons of gin safely out

side of the three mile limit before the bonds expire at midnight January 14 starts at midnight -tomorrow night, bound for Havana, Cuba, via New j

York. The train will be guarded by armed men. It will be made up of 27 cars.

Our Wish

That this Christmas will be the merriest of your life and the New Year the brightest and most prosperous. We thank you for the gener-

ous patronage extended during the past year.

Thompson &. Borton

We Thank You For Xour Very Liberal Patronge and Wish You All a Very Merry Christmas

Grtazsocd, ltd. Mrs. George Tappan and daughter. Miss Emily, Mrs. John Klrker and daughter. Miss Miriam attended the Clytie club's annual Christmas party at the home of Mrs. C. D. Josnson in Liberty Friday... Miss Miriam Klrker came home from school at Oxford Friday to spend the holidays with her

parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Klrker...

Mrs. John Dunbar and daughters, Lela and Helen, were In Liberty Saturday. ....Mr. and Mrs. Erastus Husted did.

shopping in Liberty Saturday aner: i noon. . . .Mrs. Rome Finch spent Mom

day afternoon in Liberty. ., -. '

ASK FOR HALT

Frelheit published an appeal from the board of directors of the German-Aus-t trial Social Democratic party to thei working classes of other countries. particularly those of the entente na-i tions. "to demand that their govern-! ment call a halt to the "white terror! in Hungary." J

We take this occasbn to thank yon for your loyal support during the past year. It is only through your co-operation that we grow and prosper. Heartily we wish you A MERRY CHRISTMAS

Bovven &livel 610 Main St

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SANTA CLAUS PACK Couldn't contain a better gift than an invitation to you to come here. We greet you at this Holiday Season with a desire to help you gain health and strength. We want you to try CHIROPRACTIC and learn that nerve impingement can be relieved and the cause of disease adjusted aiding Nature in making life worth while. Suppose you accept Santa's invitation and call and see us. CHIROPRACTORS G. C. Wilcoxen, D. C. C. H. Groce, D. C., Asst. Phone 1603 35 S. 11th St

" ifl our Frends firc W Js and Patrons: Is m Ml We wish to extend the Seas- Si

We wish to extend the Season's Cheeriest greetings and wish everyone of you A VERY MERRY XMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR The Tiger Goal & Supply

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rHE greatest gift in all the world is Friendship. We seek this great gift . froni you as we give it to you at this Christmas Time.

(JAnd with our friendship goes the friendly wish that 1920 will be filled to overflowing with true happiness for you and yours.

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A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to one and all is xhe sincere wish of WEBB-COLEMAN CO. 19 to 21 S. 7th Street ,

TO ITS LOYAL FRIENDS ITS CUSTOMERS

THE

GREEK

CANDY STORE

EXTENDS YOU AN APPRECIATIVE WISH FOR A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR.

ZWISSLER'S

Wishes you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year and Hopes that you will he able to

EATMOR BREAD Every Day in the New Year. ZWISSLER'S BAKERY AND LUNCH ROOM

To our Friends and Patrons. We wish you a brimming measure of good cheer this Christmas and a Happy, Prosperous 1 920. THE ANCHOR FUEL CO.

Wishing all my Friends and Customers a MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY, PROSPEROUS YEAR For 1920

Dr. R. H. Carnes DENTIST Room 15-16 Cometock Building. 1016 Main Street

Just a word of kindly greeting to our patrons and friends who have helped to make possible the most satisfactory year of our existence. . Please accept, with the compliments of the season, our best wishes for a happy and prosperous New Year. DOUGAN, JENKINS & CO. V

JOHN LONGSTRETH

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