The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-13
T. F.. A. Notes
10y T. c. Harrington.)
Boost your organization.

(6y T. c. Harrington.)
Boost your organization.
Yes, the young "upstart" is writing,
and the kickers continue to kick
See that you add one name to the
membership list during the present
year.
Other press chairmen have done
we'll in the past, with nothing to their
credit. That silence is golden"
seems to have been their motto.
The T. P. A. of America should be
deeply grateful to the Asheville citi-
zen for the manner in which the pa
per handled the news of the conven-
ton. We have on our desk daily COP
les of the paper during the conven-
ton days and are interesting to read
Quite an amount of space was given
! over to reports of thA business of the
torial articles. A number of cartoons
appeared daily which pleased the
boys greatly.
Julian Thomas has rendered his
! resignation &c the Jones Hdwe. Co, as
manager CT their implement depart
ment ard has accepted position as
state representative for the Gale Mfg
Co. Albion, Mich, manufacturers of
farm machinery. Mr.. Thomas will
have complete charge Of the firms
business in indiana. The change will
necessitate tho removal of Mr. Thorn
as :nd family to Indianapolis where
he will make hee anuarters. He will
have offices in the Coburn building
and scys the latch string viii always
be out to his Richmond friends It is
with great regret that we bid julie"
farewell, knowing as we Go. that he
viii re missed among the boys We
are always glad to see Post c. men,
bers. do vel, AMI extend to him the
best Wishes Of the pest in his new
tleId'of labor
Ross Bowman ard robert Tyler,
Moth members Of Pos c. have pur-
,".1aseS a s.7.c.at New Paris. Ohio, and
have enter ., a business life that
we hope Y full Of success. Beth
men will & cir entire time to the
'basicess "nic will compel them to
leave the road The firm will engage
yin the general merchandise business.
While they lay aside the grip they
jstilI maintain their membership in
:Pcs-sC. Beth these boys are good fell
flows and vii! be missed around the
tCiub rooms. Post G offers it's best
and trust they will
inject with all kinds CT good luck.
Chas. O. Tooller was in Wabash on
business during the week. Affairs
!around the club rooms suffered some
jduring his absence.
The application OF Fred Newman of
the'Wayne Works is the latest before
the board CT directors brought in by
it up.
And so the smoke and the dust of
the battle has been seen. and the
smoke and the dust of the battle has
settled and has become mere mat
ter of history We have fought for
our respective candidates as only T.
p. AS. can fight We have seen the
T. P. A. political pot boil as only the
political pot can boil when heated by
the heat of any T. P. A. national con.
vention.
But from it all we come forth still
members of the T. P. A. and ever
ready for business. So now for bust
ness. We have elected as national
president. Mr.. O'Meara, and for state
president Mr. E. E. Lebo. Better men
for their respective offices are not to
be had. In Mr.. O'Meara we have for
our leader. one not only accustomed
to lead. but to lead in such a way that
all might follow.
Mr.. O'Meara, thoroughly capable.
possessing wonderful knowledge of
men and affairs, with his kind, genial.
whole-souled personality. can not help
but be successful. Under his leader
ship in the state, Indiana made great
strides forwards and accomplished
much. With his leadership In the ma
ton, the T. p. A. organization can see
no backward trend So with his entry
into the office of national president
we bid him well and wish him abund-
ance of success. And when he shall
have finished his term of office, Mr..
O'Meara will have found no more 10y
al supporters than Post G. Indiana
because Post c Indiana is always 10y
al. We expect to do for him and for
Mr.. Lebo all that the might that IL
within us win permit us to do. So
boys. one and all. as you are true T.
p. AS. remember that the smoke and
the dust Of the battle is over. Re
member We have = common cause to