The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-05-07

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| - BY w. n. Q.
Next Friday. May 18th. IL the day,
we go to Terre Haute to attend the
state convention. Every member who
can possibly get away to attend should
ing to meet the boys from over the
state. you are glad to see them. and
they are glad to see you. The conven.
ton will be OF great interest this
year and 1t behooves every member
of Post G to try to arrange to 60.
The chairman OF our board for the
years of 109 and 1910. Mr. r. C. Har-
rington, Is to be congratulated upon
his most excellent report that was CIV
en- to the Post last Saturday night. It
showed the affairs of the Post in good
condition. Financially we have an ex-
cellent working capital and neat lit
tie sum of money loaned out for q
rainy day. In point of membership
we have the greatest number that we
have ever had. and prospects for still
greater increase next year The
board very wisely commended our
most efficient secretary. M. L. Hasty,
for his splendid work, and with no
intention Of casting such large sized
bouquets at this gentleman that they
will hurt him it is not out Of the way
to say that We believe that Post C,
has as eficient a secretary as any
Post In the state. His books are mod
els OF neatness and correctness.
The chairman OF the reception and
sick and relief committee, Mr.. Leroy
e. Brown, rendered report that was
interesting. II the chairmen Of the
various committees would render year.
ly reports showing the work that has
been done by them, 1t would add q
great deal of interest to the work OF
Post C.
ice President Frank Highley presid-
ed at the meeting last night in tho alb
sence of President Harrington and by
the way he knows how its done. Joe
our genial vice president an . presid-
ing ofhcer.
We are glad to be informed that
John Hegger has reduced his smoking
| from sixteen "three-fers" to two small
| stogies per day, and by the way his
health is much improved and he 10 a.
spry as spry as y0ungster. Keep 1t
up, John.
John Hirshburg Is trying to change
his looks by permitting the few strag-
Cling hairs on his upper lip to work
over time growing. It's brave strug-
gle and may success crown his eff
forts.
President Harrington has wisely Sc
lected Ed Dye to serve as sergeant-at-
arms this coming year. Now watch
the lights 60 out and business cease
when meeting time comes.
There are two candidates IN tho
field for state president-Mr. Morris
Neizer of TT. Wayne and Mr.. Charles
S. Downing Of Lafayette Either one
would make good president and are
worthy Of consideration. Mr.. Down
ing IL one of the oldest members in
the division, and is well and favora-
bly, known all over the state. and has
lots of good friends In Post C. Mr..
Neizer was candidate last year and
received quite vote at Fl. Wayne.
II We are pleased to be In receipt this
week OF the Frankfort Morning Times
lin whic quite lengthy T. p A. arti-
lcle was written, and sounds very much
like oud old time friend, John Kraft.
We also notice very pleasing arti-
Gle in the New Albany Tribune. writ
ten by Mr.. J. A. Craft These gen.
itlemen seem to be onto their Jobs and
; we hope to have the pleasure of read
ling their articles weekly this coming
year.
The congratulations extended to the
. present chairman of Post C.'s press
committee is duly appreciated and We
Iare glad of the cheering words com
tanned in the article.
The personnel of Post C.'s press
, committee this coming year will be AZ
follows: w. H. Quigg. chairman; Ell
mer e. Lebo, T. G. Harrington, n. y.
Shreeve. NJ. L. Hasty. Anything Of
interest happening to any members, or
amy items that could be written that
: would be interesting for the member
ship to read, will be welcomed by the
. COMMITTEE, and we would ask every
. member who has an item for tho T. P4
A. column. to mail It or hand It t.
lsome member 81 this committees