The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-01
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Notes
BY w. II. O.

BY w. III. Z.
Tickets have been printed for the
smoker and entertainment to be Civ
en- on Saturday, December 3Oth. Tick.
cts are ten cents each and each tick
ct entities the holder to participate in
the free diamond ring and watch con-
test. Every r. p. A. should be pre-.
pairing for this most important event
for 1t ia going to be good time.
The constitution and bylaws as
adopted at Philadelphia provides that
named in the certificate of any de-
ceased member in case of death by &C
cident while riding as a passenger
inside a passenger car on passenger
train, propelled by steam. This is
paying $1,000 additional when death
occurs as above described We were
made 10 say 81 900 last week instead
Of $4,000 as provided in our item on
the revised constitution.
Our new constitution provides that
indemnity Of $3.50 per week shall be
paid not to exceed five consecutive
weeks. When partial disability fol-
lows total disability. Several men,
bers do not seem to understand this
part Of T. P. A. law.
I. n. Worth as chairman of the re-
ception and entertainment committee
end NJ. f. Shreeve as chairman of the
committee on arrangements have had
their heads together quite a good deal
lately and from remarks that are &C.
cesionally overheard some very choice
the coming winter. Several varieties
OF smokers are being planned and the
ladies' are not to be overlooked. In
fact their entertainment seems to be
uppermost in the plans OF these two
worthy gentlemen. The membership
Of Post c can rest assured that the
social features for the winter will be
Of more than passing interest as be-
Ing planned by these most competent
committeeman.
Ancil Dwiggins Of Fountain City,
was a visitor at the rooms last night
Nelson Joyce, formerly of New
Castle, travelling salesman for the
John Deere company. is resident
now Of our city. Glad to have you,
Mr.. joyce.
Horace NJ. Kramer has been quite
sick with the grippe for several days
F.. e. Lebo. chairman of the Member
ship committee is planning big rally
for Saturday, October 21st.
Harry Beck, of Anderson, was seen
on our streets this week. Harry GER
tainly looks handsome and prosper.
Gus.
The membership Of Muncie is begin
ming at this early day to begin ar
rangements for the state convention
to be held there next May. There is
no doubt but that the entertainment
that will be furnished to Indiana T.
p. AS on the occasion Of their next
annual convention will be Of an extra
ordinary variety.
J. NJ. Lewis is planning fishing ex-
cursion to Northern Indiana lakes at
! an early date. Look out for some
voluminous reports from J. NJ. on his
favorite pastime. Proper affidavits
will accompany all fairy stories bear.
ing on this occasion.
Just before going to press the chair.
man OF the Entertainment committee
announces that the first entertainment
Of the season will be one rendered the
ladies OF the post. the date being Sat.
urday evening, November the fourth.
The affair will be in charge Of the fol-
lowing ladies' committee: Mrs. H. NJ.
Kramer, chairman; Mrs. John High
ley, Mrs. Chas. Pierson. Mrs. VIM.
Ryan and Mrs. NJ. E. Shreeve. They
will be assisted by the Entertainment
committee Of the post. as follows: I.
N. Worth, chairman: ]. F. Zeiders, ].
IB. Hegger. J. p. Highley and c. A.
Pierson. The personnel OF this crowd
assures q most pleasant and enjoyable
evening. Commence now to make your
plans to be present.
Much resembling American plug to-
Sbacco Is compressed tea. formed into
blocks by an English firm for the con-