The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-29

Modern Woodmen Lodge, fourth. |
Prizes Of $50, $50, $50 and SO, re-
spectively. were awarded by the judges
to the drill teams of the above named
lodges, in the exhibition drill at the
coliseum last evening, given under the
auspices Of the Uniform Rank Knights
Of Pythias. The affair was the great
est success ever attempted by local
fraternal organizations, and the coli.
scum was filled with enthusiastic sup
porters Of the drill teams. The crowd
was estimated at 1900 men, women
and children.
Interest was at fever heat during the
entire period the teams were on the
floor. Each team had its crowd Of
supporters, who pulled for their favor
ties frantically, and encouraged them
to greater efforts. Not even in the
most palmy days Of polo was the ex-
element so great.
The teams went through their work
almost perfectly and the judges had a
very hard time selecting the winner.
The judges included DR.. e. H. Bru.
baker Of New Castle, a district K of p.
officer; Captain Dunlap of Eaton, and
William c. Kuhlman of this city.
Judge w. G. Converse acted as timer
and presiding officer.
Woodmen First Out.
The Modern Woodmen drill team
with its thirteen members. was the
first to appear on the floor. It re-
quired the team nineteen minutes to
go through with the drill. The team
was awarded fourth place by the
judges and q prize Of SO. provided BY
the committee in charge. was given
the team. 8 The second team on the
floor was the Triumph Lodge, X. Of .,
which won the $50 prize. It was on
the floor exactly nineteen minutes
Occur de Lion, another Knights OF
Pythias lodge, followed Triumph and
won third place and $50 as the prize
Of the evening. taking "a minutes and
As seconds. The Eagle team. which
appeared fourth on the program, wen,
through its drill in excellent style anG
the judges had hard time to decide
whether it or the Triumph lodge de
served first place. The team drilled
for 229a minutes.
Were Many Dancers.
At the conclusion Of the drill, the
floor was prepared for dancing and al
least three hundred persons enjoyed
the remainder Of the evening In this
manner. Music was furnished By
Renk's orchestra
The Uniform Rank lodge. Knights o.
Pythias, will net several hundred dol
lars from the affair. The money will
be used in different ways. The mem
bership of the drill teams participa
ing last evening, is as follows:
Degree Team Of Richmond Camp, No
1915, N. w. Of A.
Captain, Osa F.. Coryell.
Ed Sharp. A. C. Addlesperger, Thorn
as Baker. John Killan, Homer Throck,
morton. Owen w. Neff, Ed Lamb, Ray
mond Manle. Harry Sharp, Claude Ad
dleman. O. e. Moss, Claude Smelser.
Triumph Lodge Team No. IT'S, K. Of p
Captain. Elmer Weisbrod.
Flagman, Walter Lictenfels
Walter Hawekotte. Alvin Gully
Howard Smith, Wilmore Brown, Johr
Goehnsr. Roy Schattel, Ollie Staub
clarence Mote. Frank Thayer, Chas
Kuhlow, Edward Schattel. John Schat
tel. Raymond Street. William Shower
Geo. westenserg. William Kamp.
Occur De Lion, No. 3.
Captain. Richard whitman.
Right Guide. Oscar Tauer. Jr.
Left Guide, Albert Schirmeyer.
Color Bearer. Leroy Fry.
Bugler, George Bayer.
Howard Brooks. Fred Wicket, VIM
Hockett. Earl Thomas. Jacob Bayer
Harry Aiken. Oscar Williams, Ernes
Mote. Thomas Hayward. VIM. John
son. Charles Darland, Harry Niles. Cy
ras Brown, Albert Overman, Harr,
Reid. Paul Hazeltine.
Wayne Aerie Of Ea0ies.
Captain. Albert Hanley.
Lieutenant, Edward Valdois.
Ben Bulla, Harry Cook, Mike Selm
Chas. Warner, Chas. Holtkamp. Elmel
Triplett. Harry Stevens. Harry Metz
Frank Skinner, Adam Elstro. Alber
Lonsfellow. Harry Lucas, Joe Wies
haupt, Patrick Oates. Harry Longfe;
low. Chas. Ball, Frank Robe.
George, one OF the fire department
horses in Bellevue. KY. has acquires
bad habits since beginning work for tn
city. He confirmed chewer Of to
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