The National tribune., 1910-01-13

NATIONAL TRIBUNE
PENSION BILL
At regular meeting of Sumner
Post, II, Department of Oregon, The
National Tribune bill was unanimously
indorsed. The members of Congress
are earnestly requested to use their
best endeavors to have it passed. j
w. Ogilsbee. Adjutant: F. NieGermark
Commander; NJ. Buchanan. Special
Committee.
Col. Jacob Smith Post. ~, Tren-
ton, Mo, unanimously indorsed The
National Tribune bill, and their men,
oers III Congress are earnestly request
ed to use their best endeayors to have
the bill passed. Col w. Il. Rogers, Past
Post Commander: l. NJ. White, Past
ao5t Commander; George Hall, Past
aost Commander, Committee. J. L.
carter Post Commander; j. l.. Nichols,
Adjutant
1t is the unanimous opinion of
;. K. Deach Post, 58, of Kansas. that
Inc National Tribune bill should be
passed and all members of Congress
are requested to use their efforts to
that end. NJ. a. Bell. Adjutant.
Samuel L. Parker, of Chester, n. H:
We all feel very anxious to have The
Natlonal Tribune bill passed as it is
printed in your paper"
Charles R. Van Houten. CAPTAIN. Co.
II, 121st Ohio, Prospect, o.: THE Ma
uonal Tribune age pension bill you
advocate is the best so far introduced" !"
Mclaughlin Post, 13t, of Mansfield.
o., have adopted resolutions and pre-
sented same TO their member in Con-
gress, indorsing The National Tribune
bill George KnohiOck, VIM. Lentzey,
John Mowers, Committee.
W. NJ. Tracy, Post Commander, Kali
denbaugh Post, 676, Mineral City, o.:
your proposed pension bill, and we are
ready to do anything to help along
with passage of the same"
Elliott Post, 115, White Pigeon.
Mich, heartily indorsed The National
Tribune bill at their regular meeting.
AT regular meeting of Robert L.
McCook Post, "A. Brookings. S. D., The
National Tribune pension bill was unan-
lmously indorsed, and the Adjutant di-
rected to notify their Representative
or their action. w. P. Slocum, Com
A. T. Glover, Adjutant.
The members of ]. B. Wyman Post,
521, of Pullman, ILL.,, unanimously in
dorse the pension bill known as The
National Tribune bill, and request their
members in Congress to use their infIu-
ence to further advance said bill to
nnal passage. o. c. Hardy, David
SlOss, Committee.
j. NJ. Parker Post, 300, Parker, Kan,
at regular meeting unanimously in
dorsed The National Tribune bill.
The following resolution was passed
by the members of Capt. John Whitney
Post, of Laceyville, Pa: Resolved.
That we heartily indorse The National
Tribune bill as introduced" c. E. Bar
rowcliff. Commander; I. E. Bossard,
Adjutant.
Smith Sampson, Murphysboro, Ill:
'Worthern Post, 12S, will do every-
thing it can to help The National Trib-
Ine BILL
AT regular meeting of Ed Hamlin
Post, 112, Wellman, Iowa, it was unan-
mously resolved that they indorse The
National Tribune bill, las they indorse
rhe National Tribune l. N Carr,
Commander; E. Bradford, Adjutant.
At special meeting of Kenyon Post,
'39, Sanborn, Iowa, The National Trib-
Inc bill was heartily Endorsed by the
Post r. NJ. Boyd, Commander.
C. K. Sanders, Officer of the Day, w.
Post, All, Nunda, n. Y:
1T is earnestly hoped that the pro-
posed pension bill advocated by The
National Tribune will be passed by
Congress"
The members of Mitchell Bethel Post,
'35, Flushing, o., are all unanimously
n favor of the proposed pension bill,
Ind hope that Congress will pass it.
VIM. Richardson Post, PA, of Mill
ngton, Mich, has gotten up petition
md sent 1t to their Congressman, ask
ng them to use their influence to have
he bill passed. Asa NJ. Davis, Com
nander; John A. Case, Adjutant.