The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-17
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BY T. C.. II.

The Buck is peacefully resting in his
home in Fountain City.
Don't give anything away until YOU
| have it TO give.
Ed Dye is again able to be among
us. He has just returned from Mar
| tinsville, where he has been taking
| treatment for rheumatism and is in
much better shape than he has been
| for some time.
The Marion Post is making grea.
progress in their effort to open per-
| manent headquarters
Only a few Of Post n members have
| been seen up to date and everyone has
entered into the undertaking with
great enthusiasm and all are making
| grand effort to establish a home that
| will be equal to any I. p. A. club
| rooms in the state. Post G of Rich
mond wishes the Marion boys all pos,
| sible success.
A large number OF the T. P A, boys
are making arrangements to see The
Travelling Salesman Monday at the
Gennett. From the talk going the
rounds Post c will have a large repre-
sentation to see themselves as others
see them
Don't forget the pool and billiard
tournament to be pulled off the latter
part of the month. The last Friday
of the month is the day set for the
opening of the tournament and every
body wishing to enter should have his
name in to the committee so the handi-
caps can be arranged by that time
The state Flying Squadron" in
charge of Admiral Lebo and his eff
cient bunch of officers. will land in
Richmond Friday. Nov >. and will
proceed at once to lay seige to every
man. large and small; great and near.
great, in an effort to have him become
at once a T. p. A. This fighting force
from the state official staff will be as-
sisted by a large division of the re-
serves from Post c. They have issued
orders to the privates in the ranks that
no guilty man shall escape and they ex-
pect to run down anyone looking like
an eligible piece of timber. In the
evening a smoker and lunch will be
given.
Post N of Marion is debating wheth- |
er they shall have a local constitution |
and bylaws adopted at this time or de- |
lay the matter a little while. Post n |
will do well to draft their constitution |
and bylaws at once and we might sug
gest that copy of laws from Post G |
would do much to aid them in their
work.
State President Lebo will witness
The Travelling Salesman Monday AMI
see that the proper Interpretation is
had on the poor unfortunate salesman.
National President O'Meara.
Mrs John B. Hegger Is somewhat
improved during the past week and is
able to be up and around the house.
AL Mendenhall is contributing his
little mite to the collection of ducks
that is being gathered by the duck COM
mittee. A photograph Of the latest
species can be seen in the club rooms.
Frank Highiey left last week for a
three weeks trip visiting the principal
cities of the East. Frank hopes to be
back in time to help the fighting force
from the state official family.
J. B. Young and Uncle Ryan of Ev-
ansville and Terre Haute. respectively.
have had one black mark recorded to
their excellent record as press chair
men. We missed very much their T.
P. A. News and don't want to see
them get off their jobs very soon
again. II
Don't forget the date of the mex:
smoker, Friday. November ). II
Post c is the proud possessor of Z
beautiful new pennant, made and pre-
'ented to the Post by Mrs. L. E. Turner
md daughter. The new pennant is
made Of the colors of the T. P. A. and
8 a beautiful piece of work. The boys
ire proud of the flag and are greatly
to the makers for 1t. II
c. o. Tooker is spending the day in Il
visiting friends
Self Esteem.
Outlines nothing profits more than
elf esteem grounded on Just and right II