The National tribune., 1894-04-12
". T. G. G. GUARDS.
Rallying Calls from Interested Guards-Na-
tional General Orders.

Daisy s. Deighton, Shenandoah, Iowa, ex-
tends an invitation to all Guards to attend tho
Iowa Reunion at Council Bluffs. Mays Those
expecting to be there will notify her. Com
mittee Of Arrangements: Lille L. Davis, Coun-
ell Bluffs; Genevieve Brace, Algona Victor A.
Crosthwait, Yorktown.
If Mabel N. d. Winter, Hanover, Ill.,, will
address Prof Werner care Werner's Mdgazine
New York City, she can secure volume Of
mixed Rotations, humorous as well as pat hetic
For patriotic recitations, suitable for Campfres
and Memorial Day, she can a volume by
sending IS cents to Kate b. Sherwood, Canton,
o.
VIII p. Martsch, Angel Island, San Francisco
Bay, Cal, will try 10 revive the languishing
California Division. All California c. C.'s and
Guards interested in bringing California to the
front will rally to his support. Address rs
given.
W. Scott Moore, Division Commander, Spring
field, Mo-. hopes to meet Emmett Searcy and
all the bright G. C.'s in friendly nfict at the
fifth annual Reunion, Piftsburg He wautsia
program full of patriotic fire. >
Hattie Oldaker has changed her address to
the Conservatory of Music, Lincoln, Neb. Cora
NJ Kellogg has changed to Poultney, VT, where
she hopes to welcome C. G. friends at the farm
her father has bought.
Mary J. Stagner, Madison. Wis, pays tribute
to the virtues of Rose McNalIy Plymouth, Wis,
Ctileu 81 fdTiy W join the I. " IdDkS dpOFes
Rose was the embodiment of Progress and Pat
riotsm. and one of the best workers in Wis
consin Division n. T. c. C. Guards In closing
Sister Mary says:
She has only gone and left US,
Sister Guard we loved so well.
Gone to Heaven TO join The c. c.,
In that bright and happy realm.
NATIONAL GENERAL ORDERS
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS,
N. r. c. G. GUARDS,
BRowN's MILLS. n. j., April /, 1894 J
Current Series, No. ).
Consecutive Series, No. %.
l. The Division of Montana and Washington
is hereby suspended. Members residing within
the jurisdiction named will forward per capita
tax, 90 cents to the Secretary General All fail
ing to meet the requirements will be dropped
ii. The Junior Vice Commander, Kentucky
Division, having made no reports, and Depart
inent Council having failed to elect Presi-
dent, Annie. /. Wentzeil, 2l21 Portland avenue
Louisville, is hereby appointed to fill the va
cancy. Kentucky members will report to her.
and she will be obeyed and respected accord
ingly.
III. Division reports and quarterly per capita
were due March 81. Presidents aud Treasurers
will take notice that all money orders will be
drawn OH Browns Mills N. j., and not on
Penberton as heyetofore. Vermont is first with
quarterly report aud gives promise of strong
Division.
". To avail themselves of prizes offered by
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE Cor growth in Guard
membership, it will be necessary for Division
Presidents 10 possess full and accurate informa-
ton concerning their Divisions in order to
make accurate reports to these Headquarters
The paying on delinquent members for a good
showing will not be tolerated. The final report
of the Secretary General will not include any
members not paid up at close OF second quar-
ter. Ample time is given to straighten out
the rolls and the Secretary-General is always
willing to assist to this end. 1t is also very
important that Presidents should keep records
OF the number of applications presented and
accepted into membership by each member, in
order to report to these Headquarters at the
proper time the members gaining the most
applicants to their respective Divisions
V. Investigators should use extreme care
that 10 unworthy persons secure membership.
1t is the duty of the investigator to investigate
and not affix an approving signature to every
application. If there appears the least doubt Of
the applicants unworthiness, investigation
should be made, and not until full satisfaction
that the applicant is worthy should the appli-
cation pass. Members should use caution in
indorsing applications.
VI. Estella n. Edgecombe Box 237 Phillips
burg, Kan, has been elected President of the
Kansas Division. She will be honored accord
ingly.
VII. The Committee or Arrangements for
| fifth annual Reunion are making preparations
for largo gathering next September. Let us
not disappoint them, but make one grand rally
for the Smoky City" and reap the benefits
and pleasures through the Guards Association
| Questions of extreme Importance will there be
brought up, and every one wEo has the interest
of the Order at heart should be present.
VIII. At the close of the first six months of
the present administration. the Pennsylvania
Division leads with the greatest membership;
New York is second, while Massachusetts, and
| Ohio are close followers for third place. The
| Order, as a whole, has not gained numerically,
but is certainly stronger in every other way.
| The circulation of printed matter has not been
without its results, and the prospects are en-
| couraging.
By order of Kate B. Sherwood, President.
| General.
NJ. Warner Hargrove Secretary General
If any young, old, or middle aged man suffer-
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