The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-01-30

States. E. Z. Lebo, who is the only
| contestant from Post c for member
ship honors. has the honor of being
| the leader in the Indiana division in
having The greatest number of new
members to his credit. Elmer ex-
poets to carry off the capital prize
! l.. Z. Tnrner is confined to his home
on account of sickness.
| Samuei Gaar is again able to be out
by the use Of crutches. His ankle still
gives him considerable trouble and it
will be some time before he is again
in first class condition.
( Have "cu read the T. P. A. Magazine
| of last month: Look it over. Every
T. p. A. member Will find something
| of interest to him in the publication.
About time for another letter Of vim
dication from the Innocent Seven.
| These letters. juding from the past,
would eventually become masterpieces
in literature and would lead one to
believe that another gentleman from
Indiana" had taken up his pen to add
his mite to the already great fame of
Indiana's writer's. Too bad he must
share the glory with few Missourians.
But then there's glory enough for all.
| The Journal-News of Evansville. in
| which paper appears Bro. J. B. Young
T. P. A. column, suffered complete
! loss by fire Jan. 2';. The paper,
| which is one of the best in the state.
will be published temporarily by the
Press. morning paper We trust this
misfortune will in no way effect the
interesting notes of Mr.. Young from
| appearing regularly.
The Pennsylvania railroad company
just as fast as possible, is equipping
their through passenger trains with
steel coaches The company has also
made a ruling that only steel coaches
are to be permitted to run through the
| New York tunnel recently opened. A
great number of these steel coaches
| is daily seen running through Rich
mond.
AFT. =. A. boys SHOULD prepare
| themselves and be ready to attend in
full glory. the approaching wedding of
one of our distinguished fellow mem
bers The euchre set promises to at
| tend in body and bid farewell to one
of tehir chosen few. The wedding
will positively take place in February
D. E. HaXton has moved his family
to Richmond from Economy and will
make this city his future home. Mr.
Haxton is with the |. r. Howard 4 Co.,
wholesale grocery, in the capacity OF
travelling salesman.
Walter Rossiter reports trade in the
linen goods exceedingly fine this year
so far.
The regular monthly meeting OF thu
post occurred last night and many i'm
portant matters were disposed of. A
committee of five, consisting of P. j
Freeman. NJ. J. O'Brien. Nj. l.. Hasty
w H. Quigg and 7. c. Harrington, was
appointed to draft resolutions TO pre-
sent to the Fl. Wayne convention rel
ative to what action should be taken
in regard to the conduct OF the national
officers. Two nominating committees
were appointed, one to nominate the
blue ticket. the other the white ticket
for officers and delegates to the ma
tiona1 convention. The nominating
committee of the blue ticket consists
of J. H. HILL J. J. Hoerner and G. A.
| Mendenhall The white committee
consists of Roy Brown, Gath Freeman
and Ben Hill.
State President Lebo reports the
state treasury to be in the best condl
| ton ever known to the state OrganlZa-
ton. This speaks well for Lebo and
| Indiana.
THREE GRAVEL ROADS