The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-06-24

tt0ne, On the death OF any veteran
the date and place Of burial should
be noted therein, and just prior to
each annual encampment. q trans
cript Of these records should be made
a. 70 those who have died during the
year, after revision In open post
meeting, they should be forwarded
to the department chaplain. page |
in the encampment journal should
be given TO = roll Of honor" for |
such veterans transferred to the life |
beyond.
Resolved, That while sc feel that /
the veterans Of the war of the Rebel i
lion have not heretofoFs received the |
recognition and pension awards
which their services TO the govern
meat justly entities them 70. and 10
seine instances unnecessarily delayed
aud often suspended and 6nally re-
iected; We recognize the fact that II
there IL 70 be enacted any law, or
Lass, more equitable aud bringing
speedy relief 10 tbs vanishing roll ~
the old veterans, ID can only be-
obtained by concerted action along
the whole line o. the Grand Army OF
the Repnblie working to the same
end. and bringing the same relief 20
all; aud havibg unbounded con
ldenee Ia our Northy commander IN
chief, Hon. BlackmhF aud the pension
committee appointed at the iast
national encampmens. whose devotion
/ 10 the cause ~ tho veteran aud his
family, ID SURPASSED by none, aud
Whose judgment IL strengthened aud
Fipeued by conferences With national
Legislators aud the foremost states.
msn II the nation. Ns believe tho
bill prepared by said committee and
70 he presented at the neat session of
eongreas, embodiea the most satis,
factory terms which can hc obtained
with the present congress. and We
believe Il 20 be the duty o. all old
soidisFs 20 use their ntmost endeayors
aud influence uith our congressman
aud United States senators. 10 have
said bill enacted into Law.
That each post Of this department
present this matter for adoption la
their posts aud report 20 depart,
naeus headquarters for transmission
10 congress-.
Resolved. That the teaching d
patriotism by object lessons NJ In
auguartod by the q. A. r. and
~ K. G. 10 causing the flag Of ouT
country 90 float over the school
houses ot cur land. tha beautiful tlae
driila 81 pracsiced IN our schools and
the DAG salute. arr all calculated q
inetil into the youth Of our land, 4
love q country and for our rcpubli
can from 81 government Seeing tbs
good results arising from object lee
sons, We would respectfully recon
mend that the custom a. inaugurated
By Major Anderson. Of presenting
flags 20 churches. be taken up by tbs
different q. A. Il. Possa aud W. r
, q, 10 this department, 10 the enc
. that patriotism aud christianity maj
go hand In hand Ia making a NOR
patriotic and liberty loving citizen
ship.
Resolved. That We extend TO A. I
: MeReynolds Post No. 10. and w. r
: c.. orr warmest thanks for the excel
!, lent entertainment given us durinI
our stay among them and take wit
10 the plcasautest recollections Q
our stay ia the beautiful little cit
nestled ou the banks of the crysta
waters Of Lake Coenr d'Alene.
J. woMAN's RELIEF CORPS.
J. The members of tho corps, inolud
ina the delegates 10 the convention
y eNerted themselves 20 make the 81
veterans enjoy their visit 70 the cit
. aud at ihe noon hour each day of n
le sessions, served must tempting dir
n uor in the banquet room Of Fraterul
ne ball.
D. The department convention tran
n acted routine business and electc
u the following officers for the onsuir
u year
Department president, Mrs. Ann
- Williams. Occur d'Aleno; depar
" mcnt senior vice, Mrs. Hoskins, Pa.
!. cite; department junior vice, Mr.
:" Manning, lewiston; departmel
= treasurer, Mrs. Ella c. Varnap
- Occur d'Alene, department secretar
~ Mrs. Lila NJ. Nesbitt, Occur d
:. Aleue; department chaplain, Mr.
: Holt, Moscow; executive board MT
w Post, Post Fails; Mrs. Drake, We
aer; Mrs. Larrabee, Moscow; Mr.
-, NJ. c. woods. Wallace; delgat
:" at large; Mrs. Drake, Weiser; Nh
a Cpdet, GrRnReville; Inspector, MI
Laura Dodd. Boise, counsellor, Mi
Matte ID. Budlong. Occur d'Alen
/. 8 l. officer, Mira. Barbara Tril,
~ Lewiston; press correspondent, Mi