The National tribune., 1910-04-28
"Petitions and Resolutions"

tons tons ~ ReseYutfons and Mem6flals by
Posts, in regard to Pension legislation
be required to be forwarded to Ma
tional Headquarters through the De-
partment Headquarters and that Posts
| be forbidden to make separate and in
dependent application to Congress for
| legislation on the subject of Pensions"
| Department Commanders should in
sist that this law be literally obeyed.
Dropped From Membership.
| The following order was issued by
the Commander of the Department of
Maryland, and is quoted herein. for
general information:
THE Commander, having received
information that DIR. G. Lane Taney-
| hill is holding membership in the
Grand Army of the Republic under an
erroneous muster, and that he was
neither soldier, sailor, or marine be-
tween the dates of April II, 1861,
and April 9, 1865, directs that his
name be dropped from the rolls Of
Wilson Post, No. l., Department of
Maryland, G. A. r."
Il seems that the service of this
comrade in the army was rendered
after the close of the war, and that
his muster in as a Grand Army mem
ber was therefore irregular.
Lincoln Me0alS.
The committee having in charge the
distribution to comrades of Lincoln
Medals designed to commemorate the
observance of the Tooth anniversary of
the birth of the immortal Lincoln, de-
sire to announce that it has made
further contract with thee makers of
the medal, but in consequence OF the
damaging of three dies in striking
those already delivered, 1t was neces-
sary and reasonable to do so at an
advanced price, and that all comrades
may have an opportunity to secure
this medal which has been universally
admired and approved. hereby gives
notice that the final date for delivery
has been fixed as the close of the 44th
National Encampment at Atlantic City,
and the price is now necessarily fixed
at one dollar each. No orders Will be
accepted unless accompanied by re-
mittance in New York funds, and they
will be shipped by express (charges
collect) to Posts in the order received,
as soon as possible. The time OF de-
livery will be regulated by the demand,
and sufficient time must be granted for
artistic workmanship and unavoidable
delays.
All orders (with remittances) to be
sent to Allan c. Bakewell, No. "a
Gramercy Park, New York City, and
all correspondence should contain nee
essary postage for replies.
Committee on Bull Run Battlefield
Monuments.
Announcement is made of the ap-
pointment Of
Comrade Alfred S. Roe. Worcester,
Mass as a member of this committee
to fill the vacancy caused by the death
of N. Martin Curtis.
Standing Committee of 5Oth Anniver-
sary of Battle of Gettysburg.
Announcement is made of the ap-
pointments Of
Comrade Gen. James W. Latta, Phil
adelphia, Pa, as member of this
committee to fill a vacancy caused by
the death of Gen. st. Clair A. Mulhol-
land, and Comrade David E. BEEN,
Spencer, Ind, as member of this
committee to fill a vacancy caused by
the Geath of Col. William Wade Dud-
ley.
The following additional appoint
ments of Aids to the Commander-in-
Chief are announced:
Alabama--Henry Chairsell, Post 1.
Arkansas-A. S. Fowler. Post l.
Arizona-Thos. N. Childers, Post 3;
James Wiley, 6; E. S. Godfrey, 1; w.
H. Pierce, 4; Benjamin Doney, 4.
California-Isaac H Homer, Post
1ss; Edward Davis, 81; Lewis Outcalt,
80; George F. Taylor, III; Jacob j.
Yeakle, 11s; H. H. Holmes, 168; Thos.
r. Weaver, 179: w. V. Watson. 162:
d. L. Durand. SO; A. II. Hill, 61; John
Davis, 6; H. W. Hyde, 1s1; Joseph S.
Wilson, -55; s. w. Millichamp, 172:
George w. Wilcox, II; ]. NJ. Quinn, 55;
Cyrus P. Berry. 1S9.
Colorado--Jos. f. Humphrey, Post
%; Brasier Hunt, 16; J. c. Baldwin, 25;
Jno. W. Kinch, Sc; A. w. Jones, 13;
r. H. Hurlburt, SS; ]. Jewell, 8; ]. r.
Falls, 35: H. NJ. Minor, 80; Robert
Lyman, 20; Clark Dunn, III: Anthony
D. Marshall, SO; John c. Friend. So;
Samuel Dickey, SO; James B. Thomp
son, A; Thomas H. Newton, 106.
Delaware-John C. Garner, Post %;
William B. Norton, %; VIM. Kelly, 2;
William Fl. Blake, 10; Robert Lid
dell, !.
Florida-F. Prescott Bullock, Post
25; John p. Porter, 81; Rev. J. r.
Westcott. "a; G. E. Tarbox, at large;
James Skinner, at large; T. Malcolm
Murphy, 35.
Georgia and South Carolna-wil-
liam Friend. Post IA; j. p. Frush, 20:
J. A. Commerford, /; r. Mathews, Il;
C. A Oliver, II; j. C. Buckley, II; r.
Mathews, IA; E. N. Davis. Il.
Idaho-R. Pickering. Post "a; Isaac
Daniels, "a; A. G. Nettleton, 81: Z. @.
Stoddard, %; James Woodward, %.
Illinois-Arthur Dillon, Post 3S7;
VIM. II. Langton, $40; c. c. Courtright,
$40; William II. Davis, zoe; Alexander
c. McMurtry, 573; Richard Jones, 900;
Giles II. Penstone. 43S; Benz. F. Her
rington, 522; William Harbaugh, 1852;
!. NJ. Asbury, 4S3; Aaron Dunbar, 300;
J. T. Buchanan. 301; p. NJ. Romeiser.
443; II. S; Bioodgood, 724; T. b.
Sucker, 300; Capt. S. P. Mooney, $50;
151; Jesse J. Cook, 81; ]. l.. Barber.
2S1; ]. H. Eastburn, 414; Maffit Hulett, |
so; DeLos Hull. els; VIM. P. Minter, |
146; II. ID. Yelvingston, $50; S. S. |
Boomer, 522; Sylvanus Foster. sos; E. |
H.. Dibble, 81; J.-W. Starr, 1856; Joseph |
Galloway, 25; Gustav Scheutze 49S; |
George Fogg, $50; Elverton Fairman,
473: William d. Giesman, 66S; p NJ !
Coates, 667; e. A. Davenport. 5; Joseph |
II. Petit, 329; Lewis B. Ind, %; VIM |
c. Bennett, 312; James Gilchrist, 1872;
James NJ. Gale. 174; William r. Mould
ing, 573; John P. Riley, 8; VIM. ]. |
Franklin, 103;- John E. Ballard, 742; |
NJ. A. Ewing, 202; II. II. Hendricks |
276; ]. F. Latimer, 58; Chas. H. Nc
Connell, 8; C. F. w. Froehlich, 172; |
1885,. William r. Strawn, 33S; George |
S. Avery, 502; d. C. Zimmerman, 273; |
Curtis B. Knox. 243; John Elder, 455; |
F. F. Thierry, 232; c. F. Spofford, S15; |
Marcus E. Ferguson, 2S; Peter Ober- |
never, 203; w. L. TOwnsley, lis; Jas. |
9, knights, 374 William II. Bean, s;
A. H. McTaggart, All; Geo. w G. |