The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-02-13


Buker Negunda, Neb.; W. r. Volz, Bazaar, Pa.
and VIII Bromley. Carlk's Fails, Conn. Grey Hur
ley, 1912 New Hampshire avenue Washington, ID
c.. suggests metal button, with IN. I. C. " OF
the face Clayton w Kehm and Harry Mcdowell
Shannon, H., and Louis NJ. Staring, suggest &
metal button, with the forget; me-not and Z.
motto. Addie Haring, Westwood n. J., woult
have pin on the button for c. G. girls E. }
Armor. ir., Gettysburg, Pa, suggests copper but
ton ordinary size with ~ I. G. c." in raised let
tiers, and n strong clasp on under side. Harrie Nj
Platner. Rockford, Ill.,, suggests fiyepointed star
with two points red, two blue. and one red and blue
center white, with gilt letters N T. c. O." The
Editor is ready 10 hear from ALL for or against, an'
should a sufficient number favor the project vote
can be taken TO decide on the style of button IL Il
WELL however to bear in mind that the {. &. badge
is so designed that il be worn rs badge or pin
So stick TO the button in your comments
Conversation Club.
R,,res ofgbc Cgub--1. Write briefly. .. Write only
side OF thc paper 3. Write 10 the point. =
Write on one subject 8. Write your best. .
Send answers 10 all puzzles FOR use of Editor Eacl
week the names Of those writing the best letters
style, composition spelling, penmanship ana gen
eral merit considcred-will be named nj the heh'
of this column on the Honor Roll. First honor
will include ali of these requirements. SECOND
honor will include "A deficiency IN some Que point
No others viii be named
First Honor-Jessie L. Valentine, Belle Center, O
Second Honor-D. L. Finkcnbiner North Man
chester, Ind.
sEARCHERs AND soLvERs.
James T.. Alger, Swampscott, Mass, 3; Martins
i. Robinson, Bloomsbury, Pa. 6; Edna NJ. I,oor
Independence, Iowa. l; Harry I. Matthews. kins
man, o., !: Cad NJ. Kepner, Marengo, Iowa,
Lizzie ID. Webster, North Wnlcott, Vt, /; VII
Bromley, Cark's Mills. Conn, 9; viii ]. Wallace
ST Adams vi, 6; Addie IIaTing. Wcstwood, \. j.
4; VIM. u. Swan, Waldron. H., 4: Lizzie Worrel
Media, Pa, ! l.. s. Shepardson, BroolSton, Mass.
u. Mrs g. d. Blossom, Fulton, \: y, ~ Agnes
Walker Pompey Center, y. Y, 3; Marie IL. Oliver
Fairfield. Iowa, IA; Mary l.. McCrcnry, Emporia
Kan. IL; Louisa Blood Iochicl, Wis, :; w. IL
Sheahan, 10; Clydee Lyle. Humboldt, Iowa. 9; g.
ID. Fisher. Pierce City, Mo- 2; Anna Foster, Read
ing Pa. 2 Charles 4. Straight, Pautuckct, X. L. 10
W. l.. Russell, Chapman, Kan, ?; H. Jessie Achen
bach. Beatrice, Neb., a. Minnie NJ Quinby, Cou'
deTsport, Pa, 10: Willie Burihwick, CORVALLIS
o.. 5; Louis NJ. Staring Valley Junction. Wis,
Louis Morrow, Stark. Ill.,, .; Eta l.. Lane, Plain
field Nj, /; Timon +. Owens, Nj. blanchard, o..
1; A. W. Saudcrson, Crescent, Ind, >; William *
Belmont Fnrnersburg Ind, >; Rena Adnmson
Corning O., q; Nora Sive, Pleasant Hill, Ind, ,
Viola Sidweil. Eagle Grove, Iowa, s; Annie IL
Williams, SauEus, Mass 6; Carrie Newton, Char
don, Iowa, 1; Leila Barnes, san Marco. Cal, .
Frank B. Anderson, Woodland, ILL.,. 3; Matte Ill
liott. Greensburg Ind. 4; Abbie r. Norman, 10
gan Iowa. :: LOIS T. Jackson, Burton, Tenn, o
Loni Lcoti Millgn, Paradise, KY, 3; Annie NJ
Mayo. Salmon Fails. y. H.. 3; Emma G. Clements
Asbury Park. Nj. 3; Nj. Ivy Goodoil, Mansfield
HI, a donn NJ " ncitlallu, tp o.
w. DueunEcr, Guthrie, III, 3; ;. W. Thompson
Lebanon, o.. 3; Florence Adams. Loveltun, q. 9
John Lane. Casey, III, /. O. Edith DicSey, Greens
burg Ind, s. Ncliie V Emerson. Plymouth, Ind.
s. Eva T. Crate, OoeAnside Cal, 3; Emma Il
Packard, Cameron, o., III.
OUR ROLL CALL-SEw MEMBERS.
THE letters VS.. mean veterans son, v.d veier
ans daughter and Wv. veterans widow; member
OF associations will be marked S.V. aud D.V.l
l. Il. lowe. VS.. 5lsi Ind. Col Straits commandl
Et.ilH
Green v.d. lst y. Y, Ulysses. Pa; Ruth Gcary anc
Gladys HONE, Box lbs, IInycsville. O.; Louisa NJ
Wolf. HiusdAle, H.; Sarah A. Spangle sisle
Maggie T.. MorTistown Tenn. Mertte l., Watson
Cleafficld. Pa; Mabel Clare Hines, II, v.d., New
Bethlehan, Pa, mother President Nlt.; Flea
Rowe Nd. Battery X, LIST L. :. Art, Wcstpurt
Mo; Cora Rolls Coils Kan, y.d.; l. h. SaodEfnss
vs.. 18th Iowa Wiuterset Iowa; Charlie Profit, W
SD 80, Fillmore. Mo; Isaac a. and Laura Il
Barnum, 18Th \. Y. Cav, Carpenter, Pa; May
Moore. v.d., bloomsbury, Pa, introduced by Martins
J.. Robson; Maggie b. Hand. star Prairie. Wis.
6. Morg Siricklctt, ". 18th Ky, Nanccburg. Ky.
Abbie A. Gordon, Box 81. Delta NJ. Clay, Box 1876
Andres A. Eighiner, and Myrtle NJ. Clphrr- Boa
I55, Hayesville, o.; +. =. Mercer, s3d :. 5 &.
GTeeneaf, Kan Daisy Lindsay, Box Sic, Newton
Iowa, v.d.; Newell 4. Garland. Vs.. brother 81
Myrtle; LuvcTuh Rifle. y.d. lUth w Va, BrRxion
" Va; Flora MosiIcr, Round Lake. MINI; 10
scphine Ryan, y.d. 42d Pa. Kane, Pa: J. Islle
C0nyers. Center, by. Fred 6adde. Charles Bald
win and john Bybce, Ilewiu., Kan; Abraham
Wilson. 20. 4. 18th ". Va. aud wife; Prudic II
Wilson. Nuttcr Farm, w. Va; Harrie VI. Piatncy
Camp 26 :. Of V, Rockford, H.; Emmett &. ant
Otto L. Avery. Vs., Nincveh, Ind; Estclla Walker
v.d., OleaR, Mo- John NJ. White :. ". Pineviile
No; w. ]. Wilson, Co. a. 18th Mich Louis. Ore.
Mary j. ElosE. Box 80, stockton. Pa; ID. i. MpTr
and Emma +. Morris, Pine Grove Kan; Carrie g
Ward. a veterans crippled daughter, introduced
by Cripple Harry" Cooks Corners, y. y; CLAIR
Barrett V.d.. Goth Iud Slcwartsyillc Ind: LiiliRi
Ficker. y.d CouderspOTi. Pa. introduced by Min
ME NJ. Quiuby: john Martin, Walter Ewing wi
son Lane. William Spencer. Oliver Watt, Prince
ton, Ind, BennSe B. CAroiers. v.d. iIth w. Va.
Mineral, o. &. -. Syiyis. y. * VI. Freight Office
Denver Colo Ina -. Dana, waiisfisld. VI: Ber
tie T. MOssley. Etna. Ne; Ida -. Jones. IS Mag
street. Eau Cisire. Wis. aud Stella II Gurlcy
Pensacola Fm. all three introduced by Annie I.
Williams; Martin T. aud Ollie J. Hulbuft " ant
v.d.. Jennings. la; J. Ward Diehi, Camp 20 =. o
V, editor Blade WatsOntuWH, Pa; Esiela Sglcy
Havana. 49,. Jennie II. Goodwin y-d., 5tb Mass.
Box &c, Salmon Fails y. H.: &. J. Morey, Va.
Quincy, Mich; NJ. Kate Eidridge Gi7 Vine street
Camden. y. j. Marguerite olmsiead y.d. liti
Wis PIattcyiile Wis; Harry L. Moore Paradise
KY, introduced by Leni Leoii MiiligAu: VIM. X
Bencnt, Chaplain, Post So. Fnrmersburg, Ind.
applied for membership or his G5th birthday, ~
here il a welcome; Glen Elliott. Lula MiTc- ant
Grace Ollie, Oreensburg, Ind. introduced by Mar.
Elliott.
LOOK 10 YOUR SPEECH.
FRn-sDs or THE G. G. Our language and man
ner speak more Of the lady or gentleman than any
thing else and refined and gentle manners ar
acquired not only by education. but by practice
This subject was impressed NY mind few day
ago as took the =" bus for uptown. just Oppo
n
beautiful aud inteligeBt-iooking girl in her hand
some street costume from the top Of her head 4
the tips 81 er dainty feet bespoke ihe lady. Will
this conclusion was passing through my mind Tia
expression burst from her lips: There lac goes. b.
goi :"
Was parnlyzed2n) Well. yes, for few mo
meBis; aud had the required amount OF girl
curiosity to want TO the man who would CA
forth such IA remark from girl
Napoleon said Of France The great need Z
the French nation j. mOtheFs" That, too IL on
great need and II takes true ladies 10 make trn
iDotheFs.--Etbel T. Hayes, Medicine Lodge, Kan
CLUB wnIsPERs
| George L. McKiniy. son Of "a 22d n Y. veteran
and member Of the q. &. since March. 1882 Wi
killed by falling from n train on the Albany 4 su
qnehHnna Railroad, which be was employed
4 Jan 20 1880. May we live brave and true lives y
| that when we leave the &. &. ranks below we ma
] join the loyal ones abOve.-Jcssie A. Church IL
/ perance. y. Y.
Having read an interesting sketch on the Ter
/ nezsee Lovers Leap" would say that Oh til
Mississippi River, just below Hannibal, there il
| leap nearly 30 feet high projecting some 20 fee
| concerning which there il q similar legend. III
writer saw u while serving Assistant Line RI
/ pairer on the st. l., r. * n. w. X. k.-5anfor
/ Buck, Cincinnati, o.
Three pleasant &. g. calls have been enjoye
/ lately: Leonard Martin. EnpoTia, Kan an INTEL
gent young artist; Ida hiay Richards, the ainabI
daughter Of an 9Th Kan. veteran. aud Florepc
Kelleher. daughter of "a veteran, and bright, il
dustrious school girl. They have not been long
! our band. but are worthy "a warm welcome. Carr
| T.. AiGOn has my sincere sympathy ia the loss Of
| beloved mother. May God give her strength! 1
| introducing Carrie O.. Ward. Cooks CnTneu
| y. y. 10 the Roll Call, would say that she IL
sufferer from severe spinal disease. aud would