The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-07
enforcement LEAGUE
MEETING ADDRESSED
BY PROKIbITI0NISTS

EATON. O.. Oct. Five prominent
prohibition advocates constituting a
flying squadron" of the Anti-Saloon
league, addressed a meeting OF the
Preble County Law Enforcement
league. held here Thursday afternoon
and evening in the Presbyterian
church
The party was made up OF J. Z. Rus
sell, federal prohibition commissioner
of Ohio; John S. Kramer, former
national prohibition commissioner;
Don V. Parker, Ohio prohibition COM
missioner; j. A. White, Ohio Anti-Sa-
loon league, and F. L. Dustman, editor
of American Issue.
Russell. Kramer and Dustman spoke
at the afternoon session. the former
two speaking in general way on pro-
hibition and its enforcement. while
the latter spoke on Better Publicity.
Judge A. G. Risinger introduced the
speakers. The Rev. Charles Irwin pre-,
sided. his church affording the meet
ing place.
Rlsinger Welcomes Officials.
Mayor Harry Risinger delivered an
address of welcome Mayor S. B.
Smith, West Alexandria. and Mayor
Charles Jordan, Lewisburg, spoke on
The Problem of the Village" Other
addresses by local persons We're: +.
NJ. Van Ausdal, Lewisburg, on Pro
hibition and the Sunday School, ;
Harry POLAND, on Membership; the
Rev B. F. Petry, on Prohibition and
The Church; Stanley Hart. on PRO.
hibition and the Farm" The Rev. A.
J. Bussard, local minister, conducted
devotional.
Parker addressed the evening meet
ing on The State" White spoke on
The Anti-Saloon League" State Sen
ator G. NJ. Kumler and Representative
II. d. Silver presented addresses, each
taking The General Assembly and
Prohibition" for their subject. f. E.
Mcclellan, head of the Jackson town
ship schools, spoke on 1.-The Public
Schools and Prohibition" The Rev.
Hiley Baker and the Rev. E. w. Fitch,
local ministers, had places on the pro-
gram County School Superintendent
w. S. Fogarty presided He is presi-
dent of the county law and enforce
ment organization.
Odd Fellows Meet
Odd Fellow lodges of the local dis
trict will meet October 20 at Gratis,
for which Eden lodge, of Gratis, will
be host. An afternoon session will be
devoted to business and a program of
entertainment. while an evening ses-
sion will be given over to degree work
by Eaton and New Paris lodges.
Church Celebrates RemodeIing.
Following completion of repair and
remodeling of the United Brethren
church at New Hope. an all-day recep-
ton and meeting will be held Sunday
in the church in recognition of the i'm
provements. Dinner will be served at
noon in the church basement
Boy Scouts Reorganize.
After having disbanded a year or
longer ago, Eaton's Boy Scout troop
has been reorganized. DIR. H. Riley
Splitter is again at the head OF the
troop as scoutmaster. Troop head
quarters have been secured in the
Gould building, on the third floor, over
Woods pharmacy.
Delegates Attend Convention.
One hundred delegates and visitors
attended a convention of Women's Re-
lief Corps of the fourth Ohio district
here Thursday Miss Mary Pace, of
Dayton. district inspector took a lead
ing part in the activities of the meet
ing, which was held in Odd Fellow
hall. A luncheon was served to the
delegates and visitors by the Welfare
Club of the Pythian Sister lodge at
noon in Pythian temple.