The National tribune., 1893-04-20
OUR ROLL CALL.

| No others will be named
OUR ROLL CALL.
1.-THE letters vs.. mean veterans son, v.d veter-
ans daughter and Wv. veterans widow; members
| ofassociations will be marked S.V and Z. v
N. T. Kizer, VS., F. B. West, VS., Jesse Trip,
Vs. j. A Kizer, VS., Colfax, Iowa; Nora Z. King,
v.d., Arthur XII e, VS., Ehenezer Iowa Grace A.
Lepien, v.d 81 Mich, SO High street. Yves, Detroit,
Mich; NJ. Ethel Miller Lille Benedict Ida Bene-
dict, Eikhart Ind II. Robert G"urley, teacher,
Du Bots Pa; J. NJ Nye. s. v, J. i. Avis. s. v, T.
9 Roseberry. s. ". W. e. Avis s. ". all of George
| w. Friend Camp. and Maud Horner V. D. Ella
Homer, D. ", Vincennes, Iowa; Nettie Z. Smith,
v.d. 62d Pa, Fosters Mills Pa; Charles L. Collins
patriotic boy, aged nine, Onawa Iowa Mrs. J. W.
| Hicks and son. Willie Il. Hicks VS., Boys
Lunch " prize winner, Beloit, Kan. Total, H.20l.
PASSING IN REVIEW.
Please announce that have awarded uriZes for
the best postal autographs TO Mrs. A. q. Russell.
GAINESVILLE, Wis. and John Brunny, Fort Scott
Kan, Prizes for C. c. photographs.-Aurilia
Knight, Montevideo, MINI.
Please let our friends know the change In our
addresses from Box 62 10 Hodges Court; also
that we like the name of Club just az it is,
better than we would any other. We say, CO.
lumbar, No" Yours loyally-Fanny A. Smith
and E. Ward Smith. Mattapan, Mass.
have been member Of the @. G. for over three
years: and wish you would say that will CORE
spond with c. G. members in Oklahoma and Indian
Territory and will also give G. c. badge for The
best photograph received before May 15 '93.
Yours, Pro Patria-Wm. q. Hutchinson.
L think it is about time that some of silent
members should beg IN to do something to help our
good cause along. Now, do not think we could
do anything better than for each member to con-
tributes few nckels and dimes toward aiding those
who are crippled aud lame, perhaps for life. Let
US Try and see what we can do. l. for one will
start with r subscription to Cripple Harry's valua-
bic little paper Pro Patria-Joseph s. Rifeuburgii,
Ocals. Fla.
paragraph Of my recent article should correctly
read: Why do we not hear" The word not was
omit drank d. Carey. Elson. Pa
have been n G. Q. since last November and n
Guard in the Ohio Division since Jan. j. 1893 and
would ask an exchange Of postal autographs; also,
letters Reference, Division Commander Frank
ncMurray. Canton, o. Yours Pro Patria-Water
b. Lougstreth Gratiot, o.
For IL long time have been reading THE Ma.
TIosAL TRIBUNE, and / must say thnt IL is one Of
the best papers published. Will you please say
that will give Handsomely y bound copy OF Haw-
thornes Scarlet Letter" for the handsomest
photograph. Yours, Pro PatTia-Ray Powell,
Macy Ind.
A VETERANS THANKS FOR gYMPATHY.
N. L. G. Q. GUARDS: l desire to express my
thanks, through the c. c. columns TO The Ohio
Memorial Committee for the resolutions of con-
dolence, which we received from them the death
OF our dear son. j. f. Wsehart. / also desire to
thahk tie Guards who sent US letters Of sympathy.
May God bless you all and prosper you in your
undertaking is the prayer of your friend-John L.
Wisehart, GAINESVILLE, o.
KENTUCKY c. C. O. WEDDING.
Elijah J.. Lcforce and Mary Virginia Payne were
married March 26, 1893. Mr.. Leforce is civil
officer of Whitley County, KY, and IA successful
young farmer and merchant, while his wife is "a
G.. @. and Guard member and the eldest child and
daughter, OF Uncle Frank aud Aunt Sally Payne, OF
Woodbne, Ky. The happy pair will have this love
| and best wishes of their many warm friends and
loved ones rs they go through the journey of life.
c. c. GUARD RALLY.
DEAR FRIENDS OF THE G. c.: AS / read our
! Guard friend, The NATIONAL TRIBUNE wonder
| why more of the c. G. do not Join tie Guards
Come. lows c. c., wake up! Arouse from your
slumber and Join the Guards.
Our Reunion 10 drawing near-to be held the
same time as the GAR Encampmcnt. Kcoiuk,
Iowa. Let US make 1t one of the grandcst Reunions
OF all.
Der? have got eight TO join. Certainly you can
do the same. Try i'll / will exchange cards and
| postal autographs with ALL Yours ioyally-C. L.
Horner, Vincennes, Iowa.
COMING OHIO REUNION.
Attention, Ohio Division N T. g. G. Guards. and
Ohio G. c. The annual meeting of the Ohio Divi-
sion n. 7. 9. q. Guards will be held at Hamilton,
o., May l6, H. and Is, which you all earnestly
aud cordially invited 10 attend. Headq uarters
will be In the Assembly-room OF the Butler County
| Courthouse, to which the Committee of Arrange.
ments has kindly assigned US
For boarding and lodging address George A. Van
| Degrif, Secretary of the Entertainment Commit
tee. Rates will be- Hotels g. private houses VI per
day.
There are in Ohio over 500 c. C's; less than 100
arc members in good standing IN the N t. g. O..
| Guards.
am morally certain II the c. C.'s would look
| into the merits OF the organization, those whose
hearts are IN the right place and in tho right cond-
| ton would cheerfully join u.s. and our work for
| Progress. Patriotism, aud Charity would have an
| Immense BOOM We know no age sex, or condi-
| ton, but are one for the best in American life
The attention of the Ohio Guards is invited to the
| condition OF the flag fund. Unless contribute
| more literally we shall fail to have flag for the
| National Reunion at Indianapolis in September.
| Brother Color.Gusrd j. III. Neaderhauser, De-
| fance. will gladly receive and promptly acknowl-
| edge any contribution which you may send him.
| Division Quartermaster Alice l.. Cress, Steuben-
ville reports number of the Guards in for
| annual dues. These are kindly informed that the
| Division cannot afford to pay the per capita tax
due the National organization on names that
In arrears. and unless dues are paid within the
present quarter, their names will be dropped from
the rolls i'm the next quarterly report according
| the Rules and Regulations.
| The work of recruiting seems to have lulled.
This ought not to be. Let every Guard consider
himself or herself recruiting officer, and bring In
| nj least one worthy recruit between now and the
| time of the National Reunion, and let Ohio Divi-
| sion show up crcdfaby. both in numbers and per-
sonnet, at indianapolis FrAternally. Pro Patris--
| Frank McMurray. Commander Ohio Division N. II.
G. @. Guards, Cantsn, O.