The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-23
T. P. A. Notes
All aboard for Asheville.

Two presidents to handle at one
time. 1t keeps HesEer busy.
Was Ross Bowman at the state con.
vention: We have heard to date no
complaints as to his conduct which
leads us to believe he was among the
absent brethren.
H. C. Starr. W. H. Quiee and L. e.
Turner. delegates to the national con-
vention to be held at Asheville. N. c..
have been busy during the past week
arranging for their trip to the scene
of the convention. The party will
leave Saturday. May ID. and will travel
over the Queen and Crescent route
from Cincinnati. L. e. Turner has
been in Cincinnati making arrange
ments with the railroad company re-
garding rates. berths and schedule. II
is probable the wives of the delegates
will accompany them.
President Quisg has appointed the
following chairmen of the different
committees for the year: Legislative,
Horace c. Starr: Railroad. NJ. J.
O'Brien: Press. r. c. Harrington: EN-
ployment. T. H. Hill: Membership.
e. e. Lebo: Hotel. G. A. Mendenhal!:
Good Roads. E. W. Mcclure: Sick and
Relief. J. B. Hegger: Arrangements. &.
O. Tooker: Entertainment and Recep-
ton. ]. B. Heeser.
c. w. Morgan has resigned as a
member of the board Of directors. J.
H. Thomas has been selected by the
board to fill the vacancy.
A new committee has been added by
the board OF directors. namely: the
committee on entertainment and re-
ceptiOn, with J. b. Hegger as chair
man. This committee will have
charge of all entertainments and re-
ceptions rendered by the post during
the ensuing year and will look after
the welfare OF all our guests at all
times. Mr.. He9eer has selected as his
assistants. NJ. e. Shreeve. J. J. Hoern-
err. Leroy Brown and T. c. Harring-
ton.
Ex-president Lewis having been re-
lieved of the cares and troubles Of Of
fee. is now devoting his entire time
to the study Of fish and how to catch
them 1t is reported he has gathered
together one Of the finest collections
of reel. rods and bait ever brought into
the city. All the boys Of the post are
busy gathering fish worms for Jim 20
he will be well provided with q choice
lot of bait His annual fishing trip Is
now being carefully planned.
NJ. e. Shrieve has accepted q posi-
ton as salesman for the August n.
Kuhn Co. a new wholesale grocery
flrm of Indianapolis. Through the
kindness of the firm and Mr. Shrieve.
the members Of the post enjoyed some
mighty good cigars which were gener-
ously distribut@ and fully appreciate
ed.
President Lebo has announced the
following chairmen of the different
state committees: J. r. Crawford.
New Albany. chairman Railroad Com
mittee: w. A. Ryan. Terre Hauts.
chairman Press committee: Horace c.
Starr. Richmond. chairman Legisla-
tive committee: W. H. Wiley. Marion.
chairman Hotel committee: Geo. p.
Washburn. Iogansport. chairman Of
Good Roads committee: John J. Shut
tleworth. Terre Haute. chairman Mem
bership committee.
Members of the Indiana division will
be much pleased to learn of the re-
appointment of Mr.. Shuttleworth rs
chairman of the membership commit
tee. With such an incessant worker
to look after the membership. Indiana
will be well cared for He Is what IL
known as live wire and II on the
job from the beginning to the end.
We could easily use few more Shut
tleworths.
For q while II looked ~ II Post G
would either be short one member Ut
the delegation or substitute one Of the
alternates to the national convention.
Sleeping car berths at best are poor
proposition. 1t seems the upper berths
are only made SO long. which would