The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-15
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BY w. II. Q.

crowd and not as bad as they look
New blinds for the front parlor. a
new linoleum u the north hall are
two much needed improvements that
are promised. Also the putting Of a
new carpet in the secretary's room 10
under consideration and it Is to be
hoped the watch dogs" of the treas
ury will feel rich enough to order this
much needed improvement. Nice
comfortable quarters for the winter
evenings will be greatly appreciated
by the active membership as we'll as
others who come up.
Harry Dickhut. representative of
kingan & Co., is welcomed as a men,
Der Of Post c. Mr.. Dickhut transfer
red his membership from Springfield,
Ills, post.
J. M. Lewis, NJ. r. Shreeve and e.
Z. Lebo returned last Sunday morn
ing from the long planned fishing
trip up Angola. Indiana, way. The
boys said they had as many bass as
the law would allow them to bring
home. Considerable investigation on
the part Of many friends has failed to
discover any one who saw the fish
but that they had them is not for one
minute disputed. just how they were
secured is probably no ones affair
They are to be congratulated on their
good luck.
Frank Highley returned Saturday
from a trip through Illinois and Mis-
souri,.
IN The possibilities of the good to be
the 7. p. A. is subject we think could
be carefully considered by the OFF,
GERS Of the Post. 1t has occurred to
\ the writer that conditions pertinent
TO the welfare of Richmond travelling
sAlesmen could be taken up by the
membership in meetings and COM
uaittees named to investigate these
conditions and many times the welfare
and comfort of travelling men improv-
ed. We have various stading COM
smittees that don't know they are in
.0ffice. There Is work for all Of these
sHommittees to do. The power and in
Nuence OF the T. P. AS of Richmond
a4can we'll be broadened and much good
I accomplished in various matters that
s4ome up in the life of the travelling
zen would be considered and com.
gtnittees put to work to remedy evils
Mat Affect their welfare. We would
F1nggest to President Harrington and
Ms board OF directors that they think
ton. The field that comes within the
f3urisdiction of the local post, T. P. A.
iiO much broader than we realize at
ss.first blush
~ Shorty Shreeve now walks in the
rain with nothing to prevent the rain
Z from soiling his complexion. Mrs. S.
has recently developed very charita-
s9ele disposition in the matter Ut dom
ating umbrellas to travelling umbrella
members, having thus disposed of all
s.tAe Shower sticks" Shorty got with
stebacco tags. Tags are no longer good
.s69r umbrellas, SO Shorty is doomed
10 travel down the balance of life's
pathway with no protection unless
the nimble umbrella member will get
conscience stricken and return the
property. Mrs. s. says never again."
Il Next Saturday is Boosters Day" for
Pcst c.
- Chairman Worth of the entertain
ment and reception committee will
have meeting of his committee and
the ladies' committee Monday evening.
arrangements for the Ladies night en-.
tertainment will be the subject for
consideration.
".
H. S. S. Ford of Indianapolis. was in
town Monday. Sam looks as fat, neat
and prosperous as ever.
Do you know that
sF There are one hundred ambulan-
css in New York City kept busy daily
conveying the injured to their homes
nd hospitals. Any day the gong may
sound to clear the way for you.
"Over 100000 people are killed
and injured yearly in the United Stata-
ee-19 per minute.
There are five times more people
killed and injured yearly than die
from natural causes.
More people are killed and injured
10 the United States yearly than have
Aeen killed or injured during any war
Or the last two hundred years..
There are over 1,OOO,444 people to-
day in the United States ready to tes-
lily that accidents do happen they
know by experience, they have all
s1oen paid claims.
EH"You are more liable to die from an
Mccidental injury than from any dis
sease you can name.
EI"Without your hands. feet, or sight,
H1ur income ceases. employment is i'm.
1ssible, that 1t is either charity or
burance under your accident policy
lat supports you and possibly those
dependent upon you.
Es'More people die and are disabled
pm the prick Of pin and similar
uries than die from pneumonia.
mature will guard against illness
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