The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-05-05
MICHIGAN


The Division Commander announces the resigna-
lions of the following officers; Y. W. CFysler Com
mander, Camp 7, Detroit Charles W. White, Com
mander, Camp I53 Lansing; Frank r. Helmka
Commander, Camp 2O2 Manistque; Jno. A. Bonn NJ
hardt Commander, Camp 20, DetroiEi q. l.. Suffer,
Junior Vice Commander, Camp Zl2, Hadley. New
elections have been ordered TO Gil vacancies. In
consideration of the inducements held out by
ByIngtou Camp, S., Of Battle Creek, It has been
decided to hold Delegate Encampment in that
city on Tuesday and Wednesday June and .,
respectively The first session Of the Encampment
will be called at 100 p. m, Tuesday, and will be
followed by other sessions required TO trans
act such business may come before the Encaunp-
ment. The Encampment Committee Of Byngton
Camp has made arrangements with the different
hotels to odate all Of the delegates. Dele
gates and all others expecting 70 attend, are re-
quosted to, az coon as convenient, notify Lieut.
George L. Perry, Chairman, of their probable time
of arrival in the city and the hotel rates they
willing to pay. Hotel rates at q 81 hotel which can
accommodate Is TO 100 are $50 per day; at q SlJ0
per day hotel which aecOmLnnd ate 30 81
per day. Arrangements are being made to obtain
reduced rates all railroads within the State, and
one and one third fare can be reasonably promised
ByingtOn Camp has an established reputation as
entertainers and no ASSURANCES are fequIred as TO
tho success of the Encampment
NEW YORK.
stenwehr Camp, 1s3 New YorIc-Con., Isador
W. Teschner; 5. V. O., Jos. Fernn J. v c., VIM.
II. Cherouny; Chap, Louis A. Scho:t; FRS: Sarg't
F. Kaiser; O. NJ s. Gus Seidenstock; Musician
Chester b. Probst; Surg, g. Teschner- This In
stallation was owing 10 the resignation OF Com
HlHHutT JosSPu huHt&- OoiholApuSF 4S7tIuef
offers q gold medal TO the comrade bringing Ia
the most recruits. The Camp will remove this
month TO their new Headquarters At the anhaLtan
House SXty-ffth street and Third avenue.
VERMONT.
The Division Commander for the third time calls
attention to the urgent importance OF every metn-
Der OF the Order being supplied with a copy of the
new Constitution. Ii Is difficult to account for
the apathy and Indifference of many Camp Com
manders on this subject. All who have not already
done so, will at once submit acquisitions for a
sufficient number to supply every member OF their
Camp, and have surplus for new mem Ders. Camp
OF every order, and personally that they are
promptly and fully complied with"
SOUTH DAKOTA.
H. c. Green, Lake Preston Camp, 30 Lake Pres
ton: We seldom see anything in your paper
corning the South Dakota Division, go | thought
i would let you know that are alive, and doing
the best for the Order. The Order Is in a
fouristiing condition, and we expect large IN
crease OF membership during the year. | noticed
Brother Emil Hartmann's motion in the issue OF
April 81 Will second his M otion if he will include
in it @ change in our Constitution and Rules and
Regulations, giving all the Division and Camp
officers the same titles they had before the last
National Encampment. You cannot And men,
Der of the South Dakota Division but likes the old
better than the new. The old suited us, and We
cannot see any benefit to be derived from the new
Most of our Camps are uniformed and armed. We
cannot see any need for the Uniformed Rank The
members who do not wish to procure uniforms
and drill in Division not compelled to.
Why is this not better than to have the Uniformed
Rank? Would be glad to have this matter dis
cussed through the S OF V. column of your vau-
able paper. Let US hear from some of the boys in
other Diyisions.