The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-11-21
SONS OF VETERANS.
Eeus from the Various DIylsions--Eleeilon Of
Officers, etc.
ALABAMA.

ALABAMA.
General Orders. No. TO- issued at birmingham
Nov. 9, by order of NJ. d. Friedman, Colonel Com
msadng-E. J. Hudnali, Adjntant-contain tho
GolIowtnRi
The reports aud tax due these Headauarters from
Camp have been forwarded by Lieut.. 8. NJ. Frank,
and same placing Camp la good standing again.
Capt. q. A Wheeoek IL hereby reinstaed aud or
dered To assume command, and To report 10 these
Headquarters Immediately. Camps l3 a. is have
been organized since last General Orders No. IL
WIS mustered Nov. !, at Adamsville Tenn. by
Commander Randolph WessOn. OF Post Z, GA. r.
Dept Tennessee. with 81 Tecruis. Capt j. r. Dodds
commanding. Camps will extend such courcaieH
due Capt Dodds. The resignation of Brother T.. j.
steger AS Captain al Camp /, birmingham, ia here
by accepted. Camp Will proceed TO the election
of n Commander Immediately for the unexpired
term In December 81, 1889. As a direct benefit To
our Order, aud TO the Camps. an auxiliary the
Ladies' Aid Society Ia the Sons Of Veterans u. y A.
has proven itself success. We should urge upon
all Camps in this Division To interest themselves in
this regard aud write for particulars l. O., how to
organize II Ladies' Aid Society, blanks, cost etc.
10 Mrs. ella Jones, National President, ut Altoona
Pa. Having accepted the resignation OF w. j..
Richie IA member of the Division Council, Capt.
T. Is. Butler, Of Mountain CITY Tenn, has been
elected IN his stead. The consolidated reports Of
the Adjutant aud Qunrtermaster for the quarter
ending Sept 80 1882 show that the Division gained
four Camps and $50 members. There is si5s72 in
the treasury.
DELAWARE.
Garfield Camp. No. q Wilmington held an
interesting meeting Nov. H. which Gea. J. A.
Smyth Post, No. /, GAR. attended In "A body
Speeches were made and the evening passed very
pleasantly. This Camp Will celebrate It's first
anniversary on Jan. o.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
ID. Il. Proctor Camp, No. 43, Wilton, assisted by
the ladies' Of Abiel A. Livefnore Relief Corps gave
AN entertainment and aociGble Oct 81 The affair
was u great SUGGEST
NEW YORK. lie II
Merriam Camp, Syracuse, Is making prepare
tions for its fourth annual ball. 10 be held at En-
pire Hall Nov. Il. Ia
PENNSYLVANIA u lY
General Orders, No g. Issued at Meadvle Nov
., by order of Charles NJ. Cott, Colonel Comninnd
ing-John NJ. Fell, AdJutant-qontain the follow
The Division and Camp No els, Beaumont. has
sustained severe loss la the death of Lieut. o. &C.
jackson. Abide Camp and First Sergeant of his
Camp, which occurred OCT. L., Brother Jackson
WAS an earnest aud active worker aud u young
man of much promise. The following changes in
names of Camps have been approved; Camp 1913
has adopted the name Of j, A, limerick instead of
Capt Patterson; Camp 10 hns adopted the name of
Gen John r. Hartranft. Camp IA has contributed
IS To the fund for the relief 81 johnsoyn and oier
| Hood sufferers. This, together with the amount
previously reported makes the total contributions
$500. No further contributions desired Past
Colonel j. l.. Rake, Chairman of the COMMITTEES to
distribute the fund for the relief of the food suffer-
ers, announces a. follows. under date of Oct 49,;
| THE funds, In the hands of your special relief
committee have all been forwarded To the several
points at which claimants were located viz
| JohDstown, Lock Haven and Remove. The small
| balance due To claimants at Willinmsport and
vicinity still remains to be forwarded, aud am
| only awaiting reply from Brother DuFour, when
| IL will be sent. As as the individual receipted
| vouchers, covering the amounts distributed have
been returned TO me, Will have prepared report
covering operations and send the same To you
This report will be published In Division Orders as
soon as received. Charges having been preferred
against Capt. V. j. Schwarz ofCamp 1885, he has been
suspended from Office pending investigation aud
First Lieut., Fred Zerlant placed in command. The
findings in the courtmartial of j. w. q. Maneeley
Camp u, Phiiadeiphia, suspended from Office in