Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 98, 5 March 1920 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 13ZU.

TOBACCO MEN DIME; K. OF P. CELEBRATES; EIKENBERRY IS DEAD

EATON, O., March 5 Judge A. C. Riainger, Mayor Harry Risinger and

A. J. Swift, former county agricultural I agent, now of Wayne county, Ind.;' gave talks Wednesday evening at the first annual banquet of the Preble County Tobacco Growers' association, held here in the city hall auditorium. Each township was represented. The statement was made that 'the associa

tion has 1.000 or more members. J. . II. Mummert presided. Lodge Celebrates 38th Birthday Addresses, music and a banquet were features of the celebration of the 38th anniversary of Waverly lodge. Knights of Pythias, held here Thursday evening in Pythian temple. The affair drew a large attendance. Grand Chancellor E. W. "Tidd, Past Grand Chancellor E. W. Ellis and County Deputy Frank Rinehart, were among the after-dinner speakers. The

Rev. Thomas Murray, Unlversallst church, offered prayer. Hugh R. Gilmore presided as toastmaster. Miss Lucile Reel, soloist, and Poor's jazs orchestra contributed a program of music. The dinner was served by a woman's society of Christ church. Pythlans Go to Lewlsburg Local Pythlans will form a large delegation that will participate this evening In the festivities of an indoor fair being staged this week by the Pythian lodge at Lewlsburg: A large delegation of members of the Dramatic order, Knights of the Khorassan, of Dayton, is expected to be present David Elkenberry Succumbs. Funeral services for David Eikenberry. past 80 years of age, retired farmer and lifelong resident of Preble county, who died Thursday morning at his home here, following a stroke of paralysis sustained last Sunday, will be held Saturday afternoon at his late home. South Barron street, and will be in charge of Rev. William Shoup, of West Alexandria. Burial will be in Mund Hill cemetery. Mr. Elkenberry was born in the Wheatvllle neighborhood, southeast of Eaton, where he lived continuously until a year ago, when he came to Eaton to live. He is survived by his wife. Pearl Elkenberry; two children, Clarence Elkenberry, of Springfield, O,, and Mrs. Harry Eminger, of Germantown; also one sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, of Wabash, Ind. Mrs. Arnold to Be Buried. Funeral services for Mrs. William Arnold, 81, who died Wednesday night of pneumonia at her home here, North Cherry street, will be held Saturday afternoon at one o'clock in the Unlversallst church, with Rev. Mr. Deaton and Rev. Mr. Brubaker in charge. Burial will be In Mound Hill cemetery. She is survived by Beven children. Mrs. Laning Buried. Following her death Tuesday night In Reid Hospital, Richmond. Ind., the remains of Mrs. Jennie Laning, 64, of

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Richmond, at one time a resident of I Eaton, were burled here today in Mound Hill cemetery, ' after funeral services in Richmond. ' She was the wife of Isaao B. Laning. who with a son and daughter survive her. Eaton Plays West Milton. Eaton high school basketball squad plays West Milton high school, at West Milton, tonight. A delegation of local fans will witness the game.

Auto show Satisfactory. , Attendance at the local automobile show, which opened Wednesday afternoon In the state armory, and will continue until Saturday night, has been quite satisfactory. Twenty-seven dealers, that is staging, are making exhibits. The musical programs each afternoon and evening are pleasing features of the show. Lanier Farm Bureau Formed. Lanier township has a newly-or

ganized farm bureau, of which Joseph Eby is president; Charles Mlnnix. vicepresident, and Charles D. Fadler, secretary and treasurer. Industrial Fair Planned. Lanier Community club, Lanier

(township, will conduct an Industrial : fair in the township central school 'building the evening of March 12. ! Prizes will be awarded in an exhibit

of manual training, bread and cake baking, domestic art and ears of corn. Entertainment features will be provided.

Ralph Test to Address FranklinTp. Farmers Ralph Test, Henry county agricultural agent, will be the principal speaker at a meeting of the farmers of Franklin townshlpr in Whitewater, Monday evening. Officers will be elected, and a program of music and readings has been prepared. The meeting will begin at 7:30 p. m.

ATTEMPTS TO POISON 8ELF. CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 4. Despondency is said to have caused Helen Hudee, 20 years old, to drink poison in her home Tuesday. She was found unconscious In a snow bank

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SEE VENUS IN DAYLIGHT "He's foolish enough to go star-gazing in the daytime," used o be a common way of saying a man's faculties were weak. But star-gazing in the daytime right now would produce results which probably would surprise those who used this method of description, for anyone can walk out on the street and see the planet Venus even at noon, wihout the aid of instruments. Of course the atmosphere must be clear. It would be necessary for the observer to know where to look also to be successful. Venus is the very large star seen In the west during the evening at certain seasons. At present the star Is found a little west of the sun.

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WANT WOMAN HEAD. (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, March 5. Prompt enactment of legislation establishing a women's bureau In the department of labor to deal with problems of women, workers, was urged Thursday by Secretary Wilson and representatives of more than a score of women's unions and other organizations, before the senate and house labor committees.

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