The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-05-26
FATS AND LEANS Of
| POST c, 7. P. A. To
MEET AT BASEBALL
This viii Be One of the Most
important of the Sporting
Events of the Present Sea-
son Locally.
LADIES' NIGHT JUNE 8
TO BE WELL OBSERVED.
Importance of Monthly Meet
ings Is Pointed Out-Birm-
ingham and Denver After
National Convention.

MNN IN vacation this summer? II
ND A IN so you will do we'll to see
S@ Jim Lewis.
NJ. E. Shreeve was in Indianapolis
Friday.
Its coming, the best yet. The game
of base ball between the fats" and
the leans of Post c. T. p. a. Dates
given out later
Remember Saturday night, June
Sth, is ladies' night. A pleasant time
is expected and all members and their
wives are invited to be present.
c. w. Morgan is over from Dayton
spending Sunday with his family.
A new lock has been put on the
outside door of the club rooms. Mem
bers please hand their keys to Mar
Gus Hoster and get one to fit the new
lock.
We ought to have meetings regu-
larly. The boys for the good of the
post ought to attend monthly meetings
the last Saturday night of each month.
Take an interest in meetings as they
are the life of the association. All
amusement should stop long enough
on meeting night to transact business.
Our most worthy president should see
that a meeting is called and stimulate
members to attend
If you have any news. If somebody
goes somewhere extraordinary If
you know anything Interesting or
otherwise the press committee would
appreciate you addressing them of
such. The above is addressed to all
members of Post G..
No meeting last night. Lets not let
it happen again.
The following piece of poetry was
read in the convention last Saturday
at Anderson applying to our Friend
Pat OMeara. on his wonderful sue
cess in the past year in placing Indi-
ana Division at the head of all the
States in the Union in point of mem
bership.
This is something that Pat should
feel proud of. and we really do not be-
ieve it will be possible for any other
man, very soon at least, to leave the
office with a record behind him that
Mr.. OMeara has.
LID
Now let's hear our chanticleer-
Grow, Patrick, crow;
Victorys Ours, it doth appear,
Grow, O'Meara, crow.
Hard you've worked to win the day
With only glory for your pay
The time has come to have your say,
Grow, Patrick, crow.
Missouri beaten again this year.
Crow, OMeara, crow;
Well help you yell with hearty cheer,
Crow, Patrick, crow.
Last year we thought we'd set the
stake
So far along you'd never make
Another notch-'twas our mistake
Crow, Patrick, crow.
We would be glad to see our new
members come up. Remember boys
you are welcome and your faces
will be appreciated and you will en-
joy coming up to the club rooms.
The following is especially dedicated
to our numerous friends of Post c, who
may sometimes be guilty of registering
complaints when they are not necessa-
ry, about hotels. We would also sug-
gest that our friend, John Hegger, take
about it:
If food no longer tastes the same,
Whatever care they take.
If you are signing for the stuff
What mother used to make.
Arise at four and milk the cow;
Go out and feed the hogs.
Then. just to while the time away,
Split up some hickory logs.
So stop before you kick about
The biscuit and the cake.
And get the kind of appetite
Your mother used to make.
Exchange.
We notice that Birmingham, Ala,
and Denver, Colo. are asking for the
National convention of 1908. Why
wouldn't Denver be good place to go?
The new constitution and bylaws Of
Post G will soon be out. and it be-
hooves every member to read these
copies carefully. There is several re-
vised points in them and they are well
worth reading.
Post c has never had a regular Post
and bylaws. having pre-
viously been governed by the national
con ef j-rtfon RIf AZ the most IL al