The National tribune., 1892-04-07
n. T. q. G., GUARDS.


| called a special meeting of the Pennsylvania
Guards to be held at 262S Braddock street. Phila
delphia, Wednesday evening. April 27 a full at,
tendance requested. Guards. in arrears are urged
to forward dues; headquarters, Royersford. Pa
Commander F. o. Brown, of Illinois, is working
| hard 10 put the Division in good shape though
meeting with many embarrassments.o owing to the
failure of Chairman Luther Morgan, OF the lnves1l.
gazing Committee, and other officers who nave
failed to discharge their duties and have resigned.
Illinois Guards should join hands and help him
bring the Division to the front.
Commander e. w: Goodn. of Ohio, has APP
pointed Sarah NJ. e. Raiels, Akron o., to receive
contributions TO the Andersonyille improvement
Fund, and every Guard is urged 10 forward what
| can be spared for the good cause: He urges the
deliEquents to contribute to the flag fund. ONO
must have flag.
L. B. Latham, Provisional Commander Of Ne
braska has appointed Sarah Batty Clark rs Chair
man of the Historic Committee and w. S. Better
TO The Division Council, vice Ralph Demston re-
moved from the State. Applicants for membership
will Onward Division dues in full. Announcement
of Reunion Mt an early day.
oregon Guards are you asleep: wake up ana
let us give good account. of ourseives.-D. Monts-
que. 3iS Sixth street. Portland. Ore.
j. E. Wisehart. Color Guard, Ohio Division. re.
ports from Zanesville, O., that he has received but
$3.50 for tho Flag Fund. He says if the Guards
would contribute he could get Gag yet before tho
Piqua Reunion, May 10. He thanks Springboro
friends who have contributed through Anna FOX,
and would like 10 welcome Thorn to the ranks OF
the Guards
James Balloon, who was at the Detroit Reunion.
writes that he is the only Guard in Defiance Co.. U.
He recently had the pleasure of seeing n flne fiag
placed over his school house 1t IL 10 feet long oy
eight and half wide mud when hoisted Is So feet
above terra-flrma. 1t oisted for the first time
on Washington's Birthday.
Commander Emma Martin urges Iowa Guards TO
greater devotion 10 the great principles OF progress
and patriotism and hopes oil interested In ite-
union at Oitumwa, May TO- II, and IL. mt the time
of the G. AR. Encampment will write to Cad M.
Kcpner. Marengo, in regard TO this matter. saying
whether they will be present or not
INDIANA MoURNs HER COMMANDER.
In the midst of life we in DEATH"
Whereas our Divine Master has taken from us
bright, wiIsome. and beloved Commander,
Florence Adele Emerson; and whereas in our
true appreciation of her kind and loving services
feel it duty to tender this tribute OF respect
to her memory: Therefore be it
Reso'red. That while grove over her early
death we rejoice in The knowledge OF her sweet
Resolued. That We exempl!fy in our lives the true
and noble example she set before US that we may
one day meet her again.
Resolved, That copy Of these resolutions be sent
TO the sorrowing family, thus expressing the SYM
paihy of the Indiana Division; that copy be sent
to The NATIONAL TRIBUNE for publication; also,
that copy of these resolutions be placed upon the
records of the Indiana Division.
Committee: Matte Elliott. Harriet B. Kelley.
Eta L. Layton.
CLUB WHISPERS.
If there any of the old comrades of Henry
w. Evnns. or " Daidie " Evans. as he was called
in Co. E. 10th N. Y, he would be glad TO hear
from them. We would also like to receive mes
sages from the dear G. G.. friends.-Mary d. Evans,
Bonaccord. Kan.
think Julius Gogarn's letter on ASHAMED of
the Bible" was beautiful. j have often wondered
why it is that many of our young people are
ashamed to stand up before the world and &C
knowledge the Book. There is also, much inter
es: in Lizzie Eckert's "Travelers on Lies Jour
ney." How many stop 10 think that every day
lived Is day gone. and that we are, In p meas
ure. responsible for those around us.-Etta STAN
clffe, Viola, Ill.
Let US remember the sacrifices of our veteran
fathers and honor the flag they fought for and
saved. and may we be proud that we are the SONS
and daughters of men who wore the blue.-Sadie
l.. Ross, Moniteau. Pa.
Something novel aud enjoyable in the entertain
mcnt line is weight social. Tic lady. on arrival,
draws n card. searches for the lady whose name Is
il, escorts her to the scales, and pays one-liaf
cent per pound for her weight. The lady provides
the supper for herself and partner. The company
may be divided into three department s-married,
young people, and jnvene.-Eva NJ. B. Bucker
Wake up, G. c. friends! Remember the time
has come when we want wide-awake men and
women In our Nation. We want Christian people,
temperance people. and a c. G. band that will re-
spect the veterans. am womnn's rights man,
every Inch Of me- and that is five feet seven and
half inches.-Will S. Barnett, Eddyyille. Iowa.
In answer TO Hattie Hunts inquiry, would say
that the best remedy for sleep.essness is teaeup
of hot water. drank as hot as can be swallowed,
each night Mt bedtime. / know from experience.
j. +. Cannan.
Recently young man OF my acquaintance gave
me the following rs his ideal OF wife: "S She must
be wealthy, good looking, stylish, intelligent.
evcn-,empered good Christian, and a hustler"
Girls, II any OF you want him, and are able to I'LL
all the requirements. please let me know. and
will send you his address. He says ] not the
one he wants. Pro Patria-J. May Huff, Milford,
n. j.