The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-01-21
N. IT. G. @. GUARDS.

The Rhode Island Division viii hold n Reunion
at Providence Jan. 30, assembling Rt tile residence
Of Eva r. Pryor, ls9 Westminster street, al l
o'clock p. m. aud from thence to Journal Hall. In
the evening the d. Of " will hold public install
lauon in the hail. to which al Guards arc cordially
invited. This announcement Observation-Disclosures X.
GAmmons Commander NiOFence q. CrossnAn Adj
juttnt.
Julius w. Wrinkle. late Commander Of the New
York Division, " +. q. e. Guards. has changed his
residence to Bryant Iowa, BOX 81
Edith Haines. COIOr-GnaTd Illinois Division,
Last ST. Louis Ill., says that her leiiersasking CON.
tributious for a Division flag remain unanswered
in many cases. THIS is not right. rs members
should feel bound to assist officer IN the dis.
cargc OF duties. Edith would exchange postal
autographs and mental pgTtr7,iis'witil alt.
William I. Randolph urges the NelTHslSl Guards
TO greater activity aud hopes all the C. C. Will Join
tue DIVISION at once so as not To take hAck srAi NJ
National Convention in Washington. lie has
awarded prize for best autograph to Clara Perry,
Iowa Fails Iowa.
Lille ID. Dye. Washington. w. Va, asks the
6untds OF that Division To guess for the bene-
III OF Guard fing. The guess IL odd mum.
beers between 10 and 40. To the first aud second
sending correct answers prizes will he given Any
one mHF send rs many gues.es as lac may choose,
provided 10 cents accompanies each guess IL Is
hoped TO secure the hag IN time for the Parkers-
burg Reunion.
Commander r. w Goodlin. OF Ohio, writing from
Mooro's salt Works. calls attention ia the fact that
Alice Cross, Steubenville. Is the Quarermasler oi
TIE Division TO whom all dues must be sent; Myrtle
Dixon had rooonsidered her decision aud WAS To
have served out her term, but has not found u
practicable 10 do so. Guards, new and Delinquent,
are urged 10 send their dues; also 60 forward Jag
contributions TO j. Il. Wiseliart. Zanesvilla, o..
a. Reid Stanley, Sullivan, Ind, writes as follows:
have belonged TO the q. &. since November
1883. am "A coal miner, and work ia mine where
the men have been compelled To carry pistols Ia
defend themselves against mObs Eight of us were
visited 10y mob Of $50 men and threatened with
violence; bni we told them that the Constitution
guaranteed 10 us life. liberty and the pursuit oi
happiness" and long tire denr old STARS and
Stripes h1Rtsd to the breeze, just tliat long We
would assume uhs rights Of American eit,z1ns-
Wlil TOE pleased To answer any questions about tie
mode OF mining coal or cause Of strikes.
PROGRESS IN THE C. G.
To THE NATIONAL guards AsD g. G. AT LARGE;
A new feature b. To be added 10 0nr work. Com
mitee on Progress las been appointed, whose
duties are 10 devise ways aud means TO establish
aud maintain WORK of an educational nature; e
outline course of study on tOuCs Of tie day, suci
~ wlil develop an interest in aud keep member,
pusiea oH tiHe trend 40 modern Thought IN lle Nhrl
liFids 81 political economy. tCiiOn, sociology
religion etc. especially affecting tho welfare %
our county question for discussion it iiie col
uInIIs of TIE NATIOSAL TRIBUNE vail SOON be pre-
scented tie form 1f resolution. to be continued
~ long may Ice hereinafter determined. Com
niitiee, II. u. Emerson. East Rochester. N. IL
4 Chairman; Miss Anna Marquardt, ST. Louis NO.
\ Miss II. Marta Scot, Carlisle Ind.
NEW HAMPSHIRE GUARDS ATTENTION!
greeting To you all. East. West. North anC
South. Does the fire Of Ma-sabesic siil burn with
4 len yun? Are yon looking forward To our next Re
herrd fI1ni al state Guards SINGS last we met
/ bat those I have heard from determined TO b.
there. OF course we shall have glorious uine. a
1 New Hampshire never " gets left"
May the feet VI her loyal SONS and daughters b
turned Like flowing stream t0 tile beautiful shore
! Of WiHncVr=aiIlsEe next Summertime. Hut tinr'
u work br done. Let each Guard do something
! Heed few Suggestions. Whenever you see u
4 IHE NATIONAL IHIHuSE or hear OF new &.
names, write 10 Them and a-lS them 20 join us n
ouce. would further urge you All to write 4
Others living in other States. and get ECqaHute'
1 with them. Take ruE NATIONAL Tribune. Tuucl
elbows all along THE Hue. No one can aroui-s an,
I great enthusiasm in himself or long mHiUtilin al
I interest In Order wh1 dues not keep IN iivlni
correspondence with each other. BE cOurteOu
/ aud tFne TO each other. but above all push on
Slate work. Exh0rt each other To patience, persc
veraHCc unity and loyalty. Nora Bgelow, kas
| Rochester, y. H., Secretary OF New HHmpshir
Division, will furnish blank applications TO an
meInbrT desiring 20 join us. Let none excel us ]
patriotic ardur progressive enterpTise.-R
| Emerson Commander New Hampshire Division
Nora BigelOw, Secretary.