The National tribune., 1892-05-19
Plumley Helen Worreil. Loyally-Rae Gencvieve
Hays, Commander Pennsylvania Division.

Plumley. Helen Worrell. Loyally-Rae Gencvieve
Hays, Commander Pennsylvania Division.
ATTENTION, INDIANA.
The second annual Reunion of the Indiana d.
vision. N.TC.C Guards will be held at lndanapo-
| lis, June g. in Geo ii. Thomas G. .R. Hall Mem
bers all earnestly requested to attend and NAL Q
the Reunion a grand success Ihe session VIII
open at 10 o'clock a. M. Come early, and, If con-
venient the day before. Members of other d-
visions are cordially invited to be present. The
amount. subscribed for division flag. up to date,
is about SIS. Members can pay at Reunion or re-
NIT TO Frank b. lie Sourd, Color Guard. Sieeth,
Ind. We mean to go TO Washington, rs our fathers
did, under the old flag. Send on your suoserip
tions
BY order of-o. EDITH DIcKEY. Division COM
mander, Greensburg. Ind,
LILY DALE's BEAN GUEss
DEAR c. c. AND GUARDS: 1 have counted the
number of beans in a quart, and To the hFst one
sending correct guess with 10 cents prize will be
given The prize will be autograph album
blue or red whichever is liked best. This gmess is
recommended by our dearly beloved and esteemed
Co,nmnnder Frank w. Combs also zea|ous
Adiutant f. w. Candy. The money is wanted TO
get flag for the West Virginia Division, NJ:
Guards in time for Division Reunion There
are only so States and Is, 900 members ought to
furnish a flag for every State surely Let us have
aid at once especially the est virginia =; =.
and Guards Loyalty yours-Lily Dale Dye, Color
Sergeant and member Ben. Com, West Virginia
Division. Washington, w. Va.
CLUB WHISPERS
In answer TO Julius Gogarn's question as to read
ing the Bible in public schools, would say
YES bv all means Why not? 1t is our law, our
highest law II is preached from puipits, taught
in our Sunday schools. and there Is scarcely So
cety but opens with Scripture reading. Ihen why
not not read in cur day-schoois? AS we teach the
Young minds to love and honor the flag which our
fathers fought and bled for from the schoolzgoom,
so think we should the Bible and it's holy teach
ings.-Etts Stancliffe. Viola, ILL.,
One of our-C c. sisters tells the girls TO look ous
for the boys rs they treacherous lot OF fel-
lows Now, don't think OF course there are
had htTd
angels either But l am sure the majority are
good Let us keep our ranks pure and clean. and
get rid of all disturbing members.-Jesse Black
burn, Ainsworth, Neb. .
live an island in the Hudson River one mile
from land. go across about every day, as can
row. should ike to hear from the q. o., as do
not know many people, and u Is lonesome mere
eometimes.-Maud Parker, Box l29, Coxsackie.
NY.
A subfec. that has caused much discussion here
is Which has done the moro for his country the
soldier or the statesman "? Ibelleve the soidier.
They tell me Henry Clay has done more for his
country than the soldier True, he came forward
in 1920 with the Missouri compromise when our
country greatly excited over slavery, put ne
only put shovel of ashes on fire wnIoh was
rapidly growing brighter and stronger. he after
ward made other compromises which gave us
peace for while: but the fire which he only
partly covered mot quenchedl broke out In 1851;
Then il reuuii ed the soldier. No statesman could
have done what they did.-Maggie Mason, Pollock.
Mimi.
some of the C. C. girls to think IL Is wrong
to exchange photographs with their gentlemen
correspondents / would like to hear some of the
c. c. opinions on the subject. My opinion IS that
if n gentleman is asked for his photograph ne e1-
poets one in return If a person don want to ex-
change why ask for others? do not doubt In the
least but that the majority of the &. &. boys ana
girls will agree with me. III IL is wrong why does
the c. c. tolerate it, are we not bound together IN
one bond or brotherhood by the little motto FRO
Patria ?-Wm. J. Peters Co. B. 2sd Inf. Fort Bliss,
Tex.