The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-26

and can place your money on them.
One OF the sure signs is this: That
when Hegger begins to take in the vau-
deville shows then he is on the road to
complete recovery In health. He at
tended the first one in several weeks
yesterday with his usual gang.
The T. p. A. boys have been doing
all that could be asked OF them In the
line OF talk they are handing out in the
interest OF the Fall Festival. Every.
one has been booster for the festival
ana have done much to advertise the
affair. The boys OF Post C are always
ready to help along anything that
helps Richmond
The state board OF directors will
| meet in Indianapolis next Saturday. On
account of the inability OF Presiden.
Lebo to attend, the meeting called for
yesterday. the same was postponed IN
til next Saturday.
ToOker is back from a week spent
| around the southern counties of the
state and all the boys are glad to see
him safely back. They are urging
him to give up the road and make the
Post headquarters his permanent
home.
Another change in Pennsylvania
trains goes in effect today. Ask for
new time card.
The new schedule OF the ]. M. and L
train which went in effect two weeks
ago, is meeting with universal approx
al among the boys using this road out
of Richmond. These new trains ada
much to the accommodation in a direc-
! ton heretofore never touched by Rich
| mond trains. These trains, in a short
time, will be doing a good business.
Frank Highley has received his
check from the national treasurer for
the indemnity due him from the T. P.
A, on account of severe sprain of his
ankle. The payments of the T. p.
A. are always prompt and are given
quick attention by those in charge.
II you can become T. P. A. you are
making great mistake to stay out of
this excellent organization. The T.
P. A. is on firm basis with a large re.
serve fund and ready always to pay
promptly all legitimate claims. It's
| membership Is of high standard,
comprising the leading men of every
| community in which a post is located.
Join the good crowd.
From reports received the members
Of Indiana division are not on the job
with big hammer stirring up the
| bushes for new members. If we ex-
pect any good results in 1910 then you
had better get busy and write new
application.
The meeting held in the post club
| rooms last night proved to be the
greatest "talkfest'' ever pulled off in
the headquarters of the post. II you
we're not there you have missed a
treat of your life, as everyone had
something to say, sometimes, and gen.
orally all at the same time.
The post at their meeting last night
decided to participate in the fall festi-
val parade and will make every effort
| to get out large delegation to march
and represent the post in creditable
mannere. Every one at the meeting
| showed a disposition to help along the
festival in every manner possible and
| will do all in their power to help make
the festival parade a grand success.
And now comes the big show to be
pulled off next Saturday night. That
is the day set for the first grand smok-
er Of the winter season. Every mem
Der of the post is expected to be in at
tendance and start off the season in
good old fashioned T. P. A. style. A
lunch will be served under the charge
of the committee on arrangements and
several other entertaining features are
being planned.
Daddy Kramer says this time it was
ground hog case.
Be on the lookout for one appearing
in new costume next Sunday, weather
permitting. Our fashion plate has just
purchased a new outfit and will make
his first appearance in the same on the
above date.
When 1t comes to q vote the
| Knockers fail to show their
strength.
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