The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1911-04-23
T. p. A..
Notes
BY T. c. II.

10Th. At this meeting. which closes
the fiscal year of the local T. p. AS
affairs. the officers will make their
organization.
| The newly elected officers will be
installed at this meeting and will be
placed in charge of the post for the en-
suing year. The retiring officers are
/ w. II. Quigg, president; |. ~ Worth.
vice president; j. NJ. Lewis, Marion
Shreeve and T. G. Harrington, direct
ors. The annual meetings of post c
are largely attended by the members
and great number of +. p. AS are
expected to be at the meeting next
| Saturday night.
With this issue of the Palladium
| the present press chairman of post c
! will lay down his shovel and his hoe
and become a peaceful citizen. His
implements of warfare will be taken
up by man skilled in the task Of
. handling T. +. AS affairs in general
and the news column in particular
He has served in a like capacity as
press chairman of pest and will
enter upon his duties thoroughly ac-
quainted with the trials and pleasures
OF the office. Mr.. w. II. Quigg dur
ing the coming year will act as press
chairman. and anyone wishing his
name to appear in printers ink can
do so by calling on the genial chair
man. Mr.. Ouigg, though being a very
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Richmond Baking Co. has found time
to give to T. p. AS very valued aid
and assistance. His administration of
the organization during the past two
years has been the most successful in
the history of the local association
Besides being an active T. p. A. he
! is likewise an active member of the
Commercial club and is one of the
clubs directors.
So with the acquisition of so valued
man as Mr.. Quigg to the office of
press chairman. the members of the
7. P. A. and their numerous friends
who read y. p. a. news will find the
column in the Sunday Palladium more
interesting from every viewpoint.
Fred Haisley has taken up the grip
and is doing little travelling on the
road in the interest of the A. H. Bar
tel Co. Fred will work the factory
end of the line and see the trade with
samples of such goods as the COM
pany manufactures. He will work
with other statesmen who carry their
general line
The Quaker City Candy company,
RichmOnd's youngest wholesale estab-
lishment will start man on the road
beginning tomorrow and will work
trade adjacent to Richmond Harry
Weisehahn. formerly with the A. H.
Bartel company has been employed as
salesman for the candy company.
Charles Morgan has accepted a DO
sition with the Astor Cigar company
of Dayton. and with travel in territory
in the northern part of Indiana He
reports trade in the cigar line as good
and is much pleased with the success
he is having.
John B. Heggar has been confined
to his home during the past week on
account of sickness. He is again able
to be out
Harvey Gard, better known as
Rookie due to his oily proclivities,
is in the city visiting his family and
friends. He is located in the Southern
states in the interest of the Chas.
Moore Oil company of Cincinnati.
Jim Lewis has purchased new
vacuum cleaner and has started in to
try out its qualities on Shorty"
Shreeves' carpets and rugs. The new
cleaner is one that Jim sells for his
hardware house and says if it cleans
honestly recommend it to his custo-
mers.
No doubt that there are many T. p
AS who will be pleased to hear of
the retirement of the present press
chairman. There has been times
when the very life of the staff cores
pondent has been threatened because
he dared to tell the truth regarding
the habits and 'doings" in general of
many members. In fact, personal
harm has been avoided because these
same members were in constant fear
less perhaps something of more SER