The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-08
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BY w. II. Q.

BY w. II. Q.
Post G, through Secretary Hasty,
has received very kind invitation
from the indianapolis Star to con-
tribute to their travelling mems col
umn. which Is published each Monday.
some items interesting to Richmond
travelling men. and also travelling men
over the state. This venture on the
part OF the Star has our best wishes
for success. and there IL no doubt that
1t can be made a very interesting feat.
ure for the travelling men Of Indiana.
1t might be said, in this connection,
that there probably is no class Of men
who are better patrons OF the Star
than travelling statesmen. They usual
ly read their paper at the breakfast
table. or going out on the train in the
morning So the Star being a morning
paper is read by hundreds OF travellers
each morning. II an interesting col
umn IL printed each Monday morning,
giving news of the state concerning
the train to the scene Of his troubles
and joys, dissappointments. and pleas
ant surprises, would buy paper If for
no other reason than for the news con-
corning his fellow sufferers" in the
state. We hope the various T. P. A.
press cairman. u. c. It's and others
will contribute to make this feature a
success.
J. NJ Lewis, M. f. Shreeve, and Ell
mer E. Lebo, as per previous schedule.
left Richmond Wednesday night for
Angola, Indiana, to fish for three days,
in the numerous lakes surrounding
that city. The expectations of this
crowd seemed to be of constrous size
for some cause or other. Their talk
OF what they expected to do was GER
tainly something almost pitiful. How
ever, with plenty of money most any
thing is possible In this world. The
aforesaid followers of Isaac Walton
will! arrive Sunday morning by fast
freight, the express service being in
adequate for realization of their
dreams. Put your gun in your pistol
pocket and the first one Of this crowd
that starts to corner you shoot him
on the spot. You are justified and no
law would handle you. Self protection
is the first law of man.
Horace Kramer is in Detroit on bus
mess.
John Zwissler Is home from plea
sure and business trip to Madison, In
diana. and Louisville. Ky.
Don't forget r. p. A. Boosters Day is
Saturday, October 21st. If you know
OF a good fellow that wants the r. p.
AS and the r. p. A. want him, hand
his name to Chairman Lebo. The real
genuine good things OF this world are
not always to be had for the price OF
q T.R. A. membership.
w. A. Ryan, in the Terre Haute |
Star, Gays Klederer OF Marion has laid |
down his job. Sorry to see Brother
Klederer lose interest. Come back in |
Mr.. X. the water Is fine, and besides |
you had the most of us backed clear
out of the running for a newsy column
about T. p. A. travelling men in gener
al.
Several Post members have re-
ceived an invitation to attend an enter
tainment and fish fry to be given the
National and State officers by Post
O, on Oct H. This being the home
OF State Director Cal Branneberg, he
d. will no doubt give the boys something
choice.
If you want to get licked" tell
Roy Brown that the Richmond Home
Telephone Co., Is on the dump cart"
or Alexander Gordon that Richmond
street cars, commonly known as
tubs" ought to be split up for kind
ling, or Ed Thatcher that he seems to
have plenty Of money since he got to
be an alderman. or Shorty Shreeve
that his hair needs cutting, or Theo-
dore Hill that his hat looks like an
Client Greece, or make a misplay when
you are playing partners with Charlie
Morgan. or tell Newt. Jenkins that he
looks old, or tell NJ. J. O'Brien he
looks like Hegger. or tell John Heg-
ger that his trousers are loud and his
new white hat is a back number. or
Charlie Pierson that he was the bum
NEST" musician the old Spartanburg
band had, or Tim Harrington that the
Irish are q common. set when the
Dutch are around. or order up your
partners trump when Jim Martin is
in the game. or tell Elmer Lebo that
his blue necktie Is not in style; so
take notice.
The committees In charge of the La
dies Night entertainment to be given !
Saturday evening, Nov. 4th. is busy on
n program and we can rest assured |
that something interesting will be ar
ranged for this occasion.
Cliff Caldwell has pulled up his sus-
penders another notch, swelled up
some and imagines he ia getting in the |
Roosevelt class. He Is now papa to
q boy. Congratulations, c. w.
The report of the National secretary |