The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-10-02
SONS OF VETERANS.
News from the Various Divisions
Elections Of Officers. etc.
HEADQUARTERS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


Sons OF VETERANS. u. s. A.
ROOM 3, land 5, e. ). sAvIyGs BANK BUu-D's,
TOPEKA KAN, Sept. % 1880.
General Orders, No 10
(. Having been elected Commander-in-CybtaH
Sons Of Veterans, U. ;. A, at gbe ninth annual
meeting of the Commandery- in chief held AZ ST.
Joseph, No. Aug. 2C--g, aud duly installed a. srfeb
for the ensuing year I hereby assume command
and establish Headquarters ut Rooms 8 and
United states SAVINGS Bank Baiding, No. Il2-IA
sixth Avenue West, Topeka, Kan
H. Al the ninth annual meeting Of the Com
InandeTy- yin Chief, Sons Of Veterans, Us A at St
Joseph, Mo, Aug. 800, inclusive. the following
officers for the ensuing yessr were duIy elected and
Installed, and will be respected and ubeved seoor-
ingly: COmmander-in-C chief leland : Tgobb., 10
peka, Kan; Lieut.-Cen., l.. J. san Souci Provf-
denes, r. l.; Niaj.-tien., Rudolph Loebenstein War-
rensbuTg, Mo- COuncii-in-Chief-C A. Book walter
indianapolis, Ind Henry Frazee, Cleveland, o.;
Moses z. OBrien, Omaha Neb; " r. Harrison
Hornellsville, y. Y, ID. L. PurbecS salem, Masa
minneapoiis, Mimi, was selected as the place for
maudeTy-in- Chief the time thereof 10 be dssi1-
mated by the CounciI-in-ChieE
III Inc following officers OF the COmmanderY-
in-Chef have been appointed for the ensuing year
with the rank OF BrigadieF- General from Aug an
1890 and will he respect ell and oiri accri5s,Jg,,
Chief Of staff, D. ". Wood Anderson md
ADJ t-Gen-, Clay ID. HerOd Topeka Kan
Q'al Gen. Fred > HazeltOn. Topeka Kan.
ms Gen, Marvin F. Hall iIlsci.tIe Mich
erson, ". J.
,Judgc-Adyoca;e Gen, Barlow 5. Weeks, No. 10
Wall street, New York, y. Y.
surg ten, Orrin A. Gee, Brandon Vt
Chaplaln-in- Chief, g. A. @. Garst LEROY Ill
Nv. Aids-de-CamD are hereby appointed on sha
staff of the ComnanIer-ir- Chief viii, rs1sr ~
Lieutenant Colonel. fron Sept l. 1890 a. foIIovs-
Colorado James n. Kennedy, Denver; Charles
Laramie, Wyo-i George A. Woods Flagstaff Ariz
Nebraska, j. W. Bartholomew, Grand Island.
). ,. Hartman, KeaTney; W J. Jacobs Onahas
George U. Sampson. Tecumseh
Michigan, James G. SchGles, st. Joseph; Harry
e. Deviln, Jackson; L. J. Peterson, GrayIinzf
George r Cogshall Grand Rapids.
/ Maryland, John X. Neely- WashfHrfon N ~.
| Robert W. Wilson. Baltimore: Harry GiiIespIa
Wilmington. Del; William P. Rzer, Cumberland
limos, Isaac Gutter, Camp Point; Jas T. Lyons
chicago; George q. Rebhan, Belleville: Fred
KnOrr, Bloomington.
Colonies OF Divisions are requested 10 recou1-
mend for appointments as Aids-de-C Camp on tha
stall OF the COmmander-in-C Chief the number
thereof as provided By Constitution Rules and Reg
u!ntions; and IN view OF the fact that large num-
/ Der OF applications have been made for SUCH an
pointmeHts by Individuals notice il hereby given
I that no appointments Of that character viii -
made In any Of the several Divisions except upon
/ the recommendations Of Colonies Commanding
/ such Divisions. While the Commander-in-Chisl
would be pleased to grant requests Of individuals
ot sueh appointments II must be patent 70 all thai
as rule officers in command Of Divisions are best
quaiied 10 Judge OF the qualifications Of brothers
/ for such positions.
v In pursuance Of the action OF the ninth annual
/ meeting OF the COmmandery-in-Ch Chief authorizing
l the appointments Of a committee TO urepsre and
I present 10 Lincoln Camp L. of s. JoseDb No :.
suitable testimonial expressive Of The sentiment az
the Commanderyin-C hief for the cordial reception
/ toward the COMMUNICATED Chief aud is mem
bers, the following brothers are appointed on this
/ committee Past COMMANDMENT Chief Charles =
6Flinn indianapolis, Ind Past AdJt-6fen. @. A.
BoOkwa;er, indianapolis Ind. Past Quart astsr-
i Cen Z A. HOman, indianapolis Ind. Further
/ appointments Will be announced in future orders.
! vi In accordance with the action Of The uleetiuT
/ OF the Commaudry-iH- Chief no supplies OF anY
character Will be furnished by the Quartern astsr-
General unless the requistiOn therefor is accom-
panied by the cash or is equivalent and All re-
rnittanees Tor supplies and per capita must b
either IN money by registered letter or express,
/ drafts money orders or postal notes. some on
GERS are IN the habit Of sending their individual
checks, and while these checks are no doubt good
yet the expense % collection through bank II the
aggregate Is 50 great that such checks cannot bs
accepted by the 9uarterInaster- General Withona
considerable loss to the Consrnanderv-Ir-CI ,Iaf
/ All Femitances by draft or money order should Do
/ made payable to the order q fred 5 Hazelton
/ QuarteFmaster- General.
/ In accordance with the action Of the COmmadery-
I in-Chief at its ninth annual meeting Division
Headquarters will hereafter max reCuisition upon
/ the Quartermaster- General for the following sup
/ pies at the prices named herein: Membership
/ badges, 50 ee1ts each; officers badges, 90 cents
each iron cross 90 cents each. silver cross s. 50
/ each; badge ribbons, for members and officers 3
| cents each; regulation bronze button, "a cents
each; regulation bronze pin. 10 cents each rsZuIa-
ton oxidZed silver button, IS each regula-
ton oxldlzed silver PIN 20 cents each; regulation
enameled button, = cents each; regulation enam-
eled pm, 50 cents each; bar decoration, 1873 cents
each.
/ From and after the first day Of October. 1850,
/ Brother A p. Davis, having In charge the badge
/ and decoration department., vii not furnish any
of the supplies mentioned IN this above list except
upon the requistion OF the Quartermaster-Cieneral
and from this date the above price list Is official
Camp seals viii be furnished ny Brother Davis a.
50 80 each, upon the proper Eequlsllion therefor.
/ VII In pursuance Of the action of the ninth
[ annual meeting Of the Commando ry-ir- Chief the
/ following brOIhers are appointed as the members
/ Of the Press Committee r II. Roe, Chairman,
/ Springfield, H.; L. W. kEackoWizeF. Milwaukee,
| Wis Joseph B. McCabe, BCsiol, Mass; Arthur I.
| Vescelius. Patterson, y J.; Charles A Higgins,
/ Chicago, Ill
VIII. Several committees. including detail for
| eourtmartlal, were provided for by the ninta
| annual meeting OF the Commaudery-in-C Chief bus
until the proceedings Of that meeting are published
| no further appointments will be made. Pasa
| COMMUNICATIVE Chief Griffin Past Adiutant-Gsn-
in charge the publication Of these proceedings have
advised these Headquarters that they viii be ready
! for distribution about the lst Of October
/ IN. In accepting the truss cOuhded TO me BY the
/ ninth annual meeting % the COmmandery-ins
Chief, recognize the great honor conferred, he
magnitude o. the duties imposed thereby, and
/ desire TO return 10 the Order my thanks for the
| confidence expressed at the time Of the election,
and earnestly request the hearty cooperation Of Al
officers and members OF the Order. 10 the end thai
its present prosperity and high standard turned
BY command of LELAND J. WEBR, Commander
| in-Chief.
| CLAY ID. HERoD, Adjutant-CeneFaL
| Applications for charters Tor Camps averaging
90 members have b~au received and Irroysd sfnoa
/ last General Order, follows SAL Ramsey, H..
$40. keyespOrt, H. 3fS. Lacou, ILL., l9. EssnsbuTg,
/ Wash; l22, NewbuTypoEt Mass; 81, AiIldsle, ky.s
/ 2i9, West Indianapolis Ind lo4. -, Neos 80
CroeSer, Mo; 465, Limerick, D.; 500. Seville, o.;
46l, Rome, o.; TO- Arcadia, o.; -J2, Corning. Kan.i
/ 25. MulyaEe, Kan; 80. Cumberland, Ind; 81,
Lafayette. Ind-; 80 New Carlisle, Ind; Us POeoA,
/ Ind. Ter; 20i. Milan. Kan. s., Grapevine, KY;
\ 2SS North Judson, Ind; 81. south Bethany, Ind.s
| ISL. -. Mo; 93. milwaukee,. Wis., -, Newton.
Iowa; 22s, Gravity, Iowa; s., Lilly, Pa.