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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-15
Order Is Flourishina.

The following Is the substance OF Tue
reports of the State Secretary Mrs.
W. w. Thomas of Yarmouthville, and
the state Treasurer, Mrs. Alice NJ
Colley OF Portland.
The financial report of the corps is
very satisfactory indeed this year. We
have cash on hand s478616. have ex-
pended for charity s2SS.09, and for in
cidentals $209S.75. We have large
supply on hand of blanks required III
forwarding the reports of our officers,
together with constitutions and order
and receipt books The corps has a
membership in good standing OF 1850.
We have gained by initiation and re-
instatements, sthe past year, f43 Bos-
worth Relief Corps. No. of Portland,
has the largest membership. S61; then
follows Edwin Libbey, Rockland, 2l0i
Heath Gardiner, 1853. w l.. Haskell
Corps of Yarmouth the home corps OF
the secretary. is 9th in order of MEM
bership, counting 123 on it's rolls.
Sixteen of the Corps have voted to
admit comrades TO their meetings as
honorary members, and this action has
proven entirely satisfactory. and has
united the orders more closely If pos
sble
THE condition of the Mother
Corps as We like to call il is flour
ishing" said one of the State officers
in speaking to a Journal reporter OF
the work of the Woman's State Re-
lief Corps. I'VE call ii the mother
corps, because as matter of his
torical fact it was the first to be
started after the war closed. All
others were organized later. / often
regret that some one could not have
had foresight enough to use the word
National in the original call. This
Corps admits only soldiers kin Some
other organizations admit all loyal
women.
A memorial service was held in the
afternoon for the following members
of the order, who have passed away
during the year: Mrs. Dora b. With
am, Stella Williamson. Eliza A. Deer
ing, Mary D. Waddell Eleanor Smith.
Frances Skillings. Bosworth Relief
Corps; Mrs. Velzora Richards, e. Il.
Clayton Corps; Mrs Maud Coburn.
Vincent Montfort Relief Corps; Mrs.
Laura f. Rollins, Mrs. johanna Libby
Hall, Mrs. Florence e. Mower. Mrs.
Claire e. Strout. Burnside Relief
Corps; Mrs. Isabel Allen. Lancy Re-
lief Corps; Mrs. Eta Sturgis, Cloud
man Relief Corps; Mrs Lydia A.
Vaughn. Mrs. Rubie jameson. Mrs.
Omera Rich. Mrs Therese Addition,
Mrs Abbie Staples. Almond Gushee
Relief Corps; Lizzie Winslow, Mrs.
Leah III. Merrill. Mrs. Helen F. Soule.
Mrs. Jane Cover. w. l.. Haskell Re
lief Corps; Mrs Martha n. Voyler
Mrs. Lucy Davis, Cooper Relief Corps,
Mrs. Joanna Bessey, Mrs. Louisa
McCurdy, B. w Mullen Corps; Mrs.
Emma N. Libby. Knox Relief Corps;
Mrs. Esther Davis, Mrs. Ella Town
send. C. w Randall Corps; Mrs. Luz
cinda Cobb, George F. Shepley Corps:
Mrs. Emma A. Boynton, Mrs Helen
M. Fuller, j. b. Hubbard Relief Corps:
Mrs. Jeanette Ellis. Mrs, Charlotte
c. Witham, Mrs. Carrie nj. Morse,
Wilson Relief Corps; Mrs. Marjory
NJ. Cobb. Weld Sargent Corps. Mrs.
Eliza C. Clark. Joseph Hooker Relief
Corps. The total number of those dy-
ing during the year was SO.
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| and also w. l.. Haskell Corps. Var
mouth both of which I was obliged to
decline, with deep regrets, on account
of sickness in my family"
Mrs. Quinby's recommendations are
as follows: Our press correspondent
| this wear has been seriously handi-
capped by the negligence of the corps
secretaries in reporting four items.
Each president of her corps should see
to 1t that the secretary send letters
every month or so To the State press
correspondent that she may have plen-
ty of material for her report, so that
the Women's State Relief Corps may
have as good a showing as the other
orders. As far as possible. l think it
would be we'll for the corps To take up
the extra flag work as it adds greatly
TO the regular ritualistic work and will
bring renewed interest and enthusiasm
to all corps adopting It,"
Mrs. Quinby returns grateful thanks
to her faithful secretary Tried and
true" who has been so untiring in her
energy and cheerful cooperation and
has always been so loyal in the dis
charge Of all her duties.
Acknowledgements are also given the
State treasurer, each member OF the
official staff, the past presidents of the
Womens State Relief Corps, and
Cloudman Relief Corps of Westbrook,
OF which the president is member.
OF Memorial Day, she says. The
Goth of May, more than any other
day, recalls four long weary years that
the comrades with those whose graves
they then decorate marched shoulder
to shoulder. on land and sea, to pre-
serve the Union intact and the flag
unstained with every star in place"
The report makes a special mention
of 1.-The death of Comrade Samuel T.
Miller of Waldoboro, past depart
ment commander, who passed away
March &c, 1911, after short illness.
The shock of his death overcame Mrs.
Miller who had been an invalid for
several years. and she followed him
within SO hours Sister Miller served
as State President of our order in 1898
Department Senior Vice Commander
| Vose has recently passed away, and
| Department Commander Seth T..
Snipe, who was mustered out April 20
For many wears Mr.. Snipe served as
President of the Military and Naval
| OTpHdH Asylum at bdtH, anu mas "
| ways been firm friend of all organi-
| cations connected with the Grand
| Army OF the Republic.
| In conclusion, Mrs. Quinby says 1
| feel assured that the members are
satisfied that the Women's State He
| lief Corps in Maine is in a good CON
dition financially and that ii has made
steady advancement and gain in mem,
bership during the year just closing.
The results are largely due to the CT
| dciency OF the corps and their officers
who have done all they could III a
| spirit of fraternity, charity and loyal
| ty, to build up the order"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-15
THE LADIES AUXILlARiEs
Open Their Division Sessions in Sem
ate Chamber.

The Maine Sons of Veterans Auxil-
Senate Chamber of the capitol, thu
president, Mrs. Zalie +. Ward, OF
Portland, presiding.
Committees We're appointed as fol
lows at the morning session:
Credentials-Mi Edith Wallace.
Portland, Florence Robinson. Bath,
Augusta Jones, Augusta.
Officers reports-Mary Esty. Water
willie, Annie Fletcher, Augusta. Mary
Pratt. Brunswick. Cora Lake. Farm
ington.
solutions-Auwelda Bowker, Wa
terville, Emma Hobart Pennington,
Helen Carlisle, Boothbay Harbor, May
Hallett. Oakland.
Constitution and rules-Estele Ran
sted Ordway. Waterville, Gertrude
Orr, Bangor. Mary Fletcher. Augusta,
Edith Waldroom. Bangor. Legarde
kingsbury, Bangor.
The report of the president, Mrs.
Zalie f. Ward, showed an increase of
two auXilaries and a net gain of 20
members for the year. the present
membership being 620.
She recommended that the candi-
daoy OF Mrs. Flora Staples of Wor-
cester, Mass, be endorsed for the
national presidency of the order and
that $40 be given to the Memorial
University and that prize of S. be
given the Auxiliary making the larg-
est gain in membership in the year
to come.
The report of the secretary. Miss
Edith Nj. Wallace. of Portland, show
ed the organization to be in good
standing with a membership of 620.
Reports We're heard at the after
noon session from the various auxil-
.iaries and adjournment was made &c
attend the meeting of the Sons oil
Veterans to receive the greetings oil
Governor Plaisted
The reports of committees and elec-
tons of officers will occur at the
meetings of Thursday.
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BEST SHAMPOO
FOR HOME USE

For quick. easy shampooing and
restoring the natural gloss to dull,
streaky. thin hair. writes Mae Mar
tyn, famed beauty specialist in the
san Francisco Gazette, there is moth
ing to compare with a shampoo made
by dissolving teaspoonful of can
throX in a cup Of hot water 1t makes
a creamy, cleansing lather that re-
moves every bit Of dirt dandruff and
excess oil and stops itching. II rinses
off easily and the hair dries in just
few inmates. III
This splendid shampoo gives the
hair Almost pleasing lustre and fulfil
ness and will have the commentator
of every woman troubled with scanty.
short, brittle or faded hair.
THE alkali in soaps and most
ready prepared sshampoos is re-
sponsible for many scalp troubles such
as dull, streaky. falling hair-ofttimes
mistakably attributed to wearing false
ha,TA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-15
LADIES OF THE G. A. r.
Present Beautiful Flag to Penney
Memorial Sunday School.

The annual convention of the La
dies Of the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie, Department of Maine, opened at
10 A. NJ. in the lecture room of the
Penney Memorial church. The OPEN
ing hour was passed in the calling of
the roll Of officers and listening to the
reports of the committee on creden-
tials The following department Off
GERS We're present: President, Mrs.
Georgia f. Wilson, Portland; senior
vice president, Mrs. Mary K. Tarbox,
Fryeburg: junior vice president. Mrs.
Nancy Bearce, FoXcroft; department
treasurer Mrs. Verdilla A. Jones. ar
rem; department chaplain, Mrs. Sarah
l.. Pascal Camden; department coun-
.se,lor. Mrs. Georgianna @ Payson'
Thona stens. department secretary, Mrs
Email, Kennard, Portland; department
patriotic instructor, Mrs. Sue E.
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Work Of the Year.

Secretary and Treasurer Edward x,
Gould Of Rockland reports the total num-
Der of camps in good standing June z,
1910 is 4 Five camps have gained by
muster. three camps suspended and two
surrendered making the number Of
camps in good standing, June II, 1911, A
Number Of members in good standing,
June Z. 1910 15i7. Gained by organization
and muster aOl Gained by transfer I'VE.
Gained By reinstatement 70. Aggregate
PTS. membership losses, b. camp dis
banded e. by death f., bY honorable dis
charge L. by transfer t. by suspension
az. Total loss. 10 Members in good
standing June t. l3fi l5l2.
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and Mrs. Ross and Dept Treasurer, Mrs.
Hattie Sprague -
The president inspected II corps during
the past year and says that where me
circular regarding inspection work was
sent out she found the Titualstic work
more uniform andia accordance with the
proper Interpretation of the ritual. She
recommends that the incoming president
and inspector continue to issue inspection
circulars of instructions. same to be
mailed before Sept l. 1911.
She speaks of attendance at the Ma
tional Convention of the Woman's Re-
lief Corps in Atlantic City, Sept. 81. 1910,
accompanied by the full delegation from
Maine which attended all sessions, giving
undivided attention to the business. OF
finances she says: This is the pivot up
on which our wheel of prosperity revolves
and although the strictest economy mas
been practiced the expenditures have
been the same as in years past as low as
is consistent with good work" She rec
ommends that the per capita tax remain
at nine cents per member per quarter
THE field has been well covered where
new Corps can be organized but we feel
that the department aides can assist the
department materially by increasing the
membership in Corps already organized.
The report of the department secre-
tary, Maude NJ. Merrick of WaterVliie,
showed 81 Corps with an enrolment
OF 260. An address of welcome was CIV
en- at 2 z. NJ. by Rev. Leroy w. Coons
pastor of the Winthrop Street Univer-
salist church, and solo. joy of the
Morning" was sung by Mrs Little
field The National department was
represented by Mrs. Lue Stuart Wads-
worth of Boston, National Patriotic In
structor. Mrs. Wadsworth also visited
the Smith school opposite the chapel
in which the convention was held ana
gave a talk to the pupils.
Mrs Wordsworth, who is at the con-
vention representing the National
president. Mrs Belle c. Harris of Kan
sas. has recently returned from an OF
fetal tour of the South, where she has
visited the Carolinas. Georgia and Ten
nessee and also attended the state con-
vention in New Jersey. This is her
second term as patriotic instructor, she
having previously served under Past
National President Mrs. Lodosky j.
Taylor.
The ritualistic work was splendidly
exemp lified by U. S. Grant Corps OF
Biddeford, of which Maude c. Kendall
| is president. She was assisted In the
exemplification of the work by Senior
Vice President Julia Tarbox, Junior
Vice President Orlinda Sievers, Con
dactor Addie Emerson. Guard Ellen
Burnham, Assistant Conductor Susie
Chadbourne, Color Bearers Nellie Ham,
Mrs. Bryant, Mrs. Blake.
Greetings were presented from Ad-
jutant General Stillings, representing
the National Commander-in-c oil
the G. A. r., and Past Department
Commander f. C. Milliken. represent
ing the Department of Maine q. A X
The representatives were escorted IN
+, to the hall amid great applause by the
chairman of the committee of courte-
sizes, Mrs Mabel P. Blake, and MIS-
| DoNncs. also of the committee. Both
| comrades spoke In appreciation OF the
| the work OF the ladies of the National
| Woman's Relief Corps
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-15

Maine Joined the ~ rsrt',,"rt % e'"tn~
c. A. r. headquarters party and the
trip Was one 81 pleassare tafoa5,Iout.
Maine was represented by the depart
ment commando, Georgia s. Wilson,
alternate t-largr Lizzie b. Spauld-
ing delegates. Ade aide simpson, Eta
Slavery. Ella ] Kennard. Lizzie A.
Walls and Emma A Gannett De-
partment Senior Niee President Mary
A Tarbox was also in the party
part Of the time.
Il accompanied the department in
spector on her inspection work 50 far
as was able. Circumstances We're
such that | could not visit every cir
Gle. much as | desired to do 50. The
membership. April 30. 1911 was 1902.
Her recommendations are as follows:
That the delegates To National Con-
Vention be instructed to use all hon
orabe means 10 the end that our nom
orary membership eligibility may be
extended to the srandsons of veter-
ans or members of the order known as
Sons of Veterans.
That in addition to the salary now
paid a department secretary and treas
uAei tiieAi tVii ''i'i'li NAFNii''' JIG f"iN
by the department. not to exceed $40
each
That a Memorial service for deceased
sisters and comrades be held once
each year by circles in this department
and that part of the last meeting
previous to Memorial day be set aside
for this purpose.
That the department have printed a
roster of department and circle officers
to be issued once each year.
That the incoming administration be
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-15
Reception to Dept. Officers.

A reception was rendered the de-
partment president, Mrs. Georgia f.
Wilson of Portland. and the other
retiring department officers from to
p, NJ, at the Penney Memorial
church by Gen. Phil Sheridan Circle.
The ushers We're the following past
presidents of Gen Sheridan Circle
Mrs. Katherine Brown, Mrs. Lena
McDaVid. Mrs. Mary Anderson, Mrs
Harriet Lippincott and Mrs. Emma
Gannett. and they We're assisted by
Miss clara Mitchell Mrs. Harriet
Getchell and Mrs. Mary Reynolds. The
reception was largely attended and
proved the most enjoyable event thus
far of the convention. Music was
furnished by Cnshing.s Orchestra.
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recited Moses owens poem. The 7a-s
turned Maine Battl@ Flags in very
spirited manner that won much APP
plause. Vocal music and Instrumental
selections by Juvenile orchestra from
Gardiner added to the enjoyment OF
the occasion.
Mrs. NJ l. Stephenson was ehalf-
man of the committee and tue ush-
ers were Miss Grace Littlefleld' MISS
Sara Moore, Mrs Lou stone, MiS'
Lena Iarrabee, Mrs Lizzie Peaslee.
Those who assisted in serving refresh
ments were Mrs Ella Glazter. Mrs.
John Young, Mrs. James Bates ana
Mrs. Fogg.
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SONS OF VETERANS. q
lcontInued from Page Flve)

Veterans, may you not with confidence
and hope trust that your sons, under the
inspiration Of your example, will be equal
in their day and their duty; that under
them and their children this great Re
public will not pause in her splendid
progress?
We need not be doubtful of tomorrow
when we look around us and comprehend
the wondrous land which is ours its
marvellous wealth, it's ever-increasing
power its free Institutions. and more
than all. its rugged manhood and its no.
81 le womanhoOd
Boys and girls Of today, lift up your
eyes and open your hearts with love and
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or Portland, I1iNIs10n VOmmander Sons
of Veterans
gratitude for what your fathers have
won, and join hands with me p Solemn
compact that in our day ant according
TO our strength will Worthy of our
sirek and Of this hes4tage. and that we
viii In our turn pass it On, adorned with
new beauties and with honor unsalled,
to those VINO, in the fuliness OF time
shall aaeeeed us-in the execution Of this
trust which iS>as sacred rs il is glorious'
The response Ia the greetings of the
Governor was made by Col. f. X. Gould
Of Rockfand.
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Heath Corps Gives Reception.

A reception was rendered the State
Relief Corps Wednesday evening by
Heath Relief Corps of Gardiner. In
the receiving line We're State Vice
President Mrs. James Cahill of Hamp-
den Highlands. and other State Off
GERS with Past State Presidents Mrs
j. f. Rhodes of Rockland, Mrs. Frank
Beals OF Auburn. Mrs. Fannie Black
OF South Windham, Mrs. Winnie B.
smith of Auburn. Mrs Kate Whit
more of Hampden, Mrs. NJ. l.. Stew
enson of Gardiner and Mrs. w. w.
Thomas of Yarmouthviiie.
Miss Flora Danforth Of Gardiner
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A LEADING california nrunni..

dSdusfla, CaT., March g lq1I
Foley and Co, Gentlemen.-'sWe hava
sold and recommended Eolevs Honey
ana Tar Compound for years We he
lleVe 1t To be one of the most efficient ex-
pectorants ON the market CONTAINING
no opiates or narcotics il can be gwen
freely to children. Enough of the rene
dy can be taken to relieve a cold, a. ir
mas no nauseating results, and does not
interfere with diRestion Yours yarv
truly. G. H Ward Drug Co, Q. L. par
sons. see,y and Treas" Get the original
Foleys Honey and Tar Compound ia the
Co.
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Whooplng cough Is not dangerous when
the cough is kept loose and expectoratlon
easy by giving Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. 1t has been used ia many sDt-
denies OF this disease with perfect sue
cess. For sale everywhere.
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STATE RELIEF CORPS.
Heath Corps of Gardiner Tenders De-
I.ahtfui Reception.

The annual convention of the Vo-
mans State Relief Corps opened sat
10 A NJ Wednesday at Woodman
hall, Water street. Owing to the fact
that the State president. Mrs. {. r.
Quinby of Westbrook. was detained
at home on account of illness in her
family, the duty of presiding devolVed
upon the State vice president, Mrs.
james Cahill of HampdeR Highlands.
The other State officers present We're:
Chaplain, Mrs. r Ellen Phillips,
North Vassalboro; conductor. Mrs,
Sadie e. Doldt. Portland; guard,
Mrs. Lizzie A Mears, Thomaston;
past State president, Mrs Winnie B.
Smith, Auburn; State secretary, Mrs.
w. w Thomas, Yarmouthvilie: treas
urer Mrs. Alice NJ. Colley, Portland !;
directors. Mrs. Olive j. Morris. West
brook. Mrs Edith Glidden. Lewiston,
Mrs. c. e. Chase Portland. Mrs. Jen-
ME NJ. Moody, Weeks Mills, Mrs.
Maud Potter, Bridgton.
Reports were presented from the
president. secretary, chaplain. inspect
ing and installing officers and patri-
otto instructors.
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ItItu DyeS3INfStfiIE 3 Ftl14VfIt,fT 2. II IlVVN-
er, March II, i9fis Gen. John A. Logan
Camp No s.. Yarmouth, "A charter MEM
beers, mustered by Division Commander
Charles L. Chase April Z. 1911; o. $.
Haskell Camp No. Is Pittstleld. AZ char
ter members, mustered by Junior Vice
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The ritualistic work was splendidly
exempliied at r. NJ. by the following
officers of Gen Phil Sheridan Cirale.
No. 5, % Augusta President, Mertie A.
Perkins: senior vice president, Harriet
Getchell; junior vice president. Helen
Robinson: chaplain, Mrs. Rollins; pat
riotic instructor, Matte Davis; coun-
sellor, Emma A Gannett; secretary,
Clara Mitchell; treasurer, katherine
Brown; conductor, Mary Reynolds; as
sistant conductor, Laura Nelson:
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134th Anniversary of Flag.


The address of the State President
opening alluded to the fact that the
dav was the 134th anniversary OF our
beautiful flag as we'll as the 18th an
nual convention of the Women's State
Relief Corps of Maine In speaking OF
her official work, Mrs. Quinby saio,
Il have issued six general orders ana
Is dispensations which | deem neces-
sary for the good and welfare OF the
order; 357 letters and 81 postcards nave
been received, SIS letters and ~ post
cards have been written. | nave trlea
to reply promptly to all eommunica-
tons, and hope that the letters writ
ten have been productive of some good.
/ have received many delightful letters
and have been glad of every communi-
cation, as they have kept me in close
touch with the various corps.
Among the invitations and ofhclai
visits mentioned in the report are the
following: Camp Benson, Maine Vet
Grams Association. Aug IL. isie'
George F.. Shepley Corps, OF Gray, Au-
gust II, which the president was
obliged to decline on account or the
Camp Benson invitation. Outing at
cottage of Sister johnson, at Peak
Island. in September Inspection OF
Farragut Corps at Bridgton, Novem-
Der l. Reception to President ana
Staff, by Cloudman Relief Corps OF
Westbrook, September l6. Installation
of Annie A. Gould Tent at Grand
Army hall, Portland. January 4. 1911,
which the President was Obliged TO
decline on account of illness in her
family. Banquet and installation of
Bosworth Relief Corps, Portland, jan
uary 10. Reception TO President and
Staff by Thatcher Relief Corps OF
Portland, February 3, 1911; 9th
Anniversary w l. Haskell Post
No. 10S c. A. r Yarmouth, April %.
Twelve Corps have been visited during
the year, some of them several times.
II had the pleasure OF inspecting
three corps in the Eastern part of the
State. During my trip. the greater
part of the time, l was very happily
entertained at the pleasant home of
Comrade and Sister Rhodes. I had
hoped to have the pleasure of inspect
ing several other corps. but owing TO
severe illness in my family ! was
obliged to give them up. / was invited
to install the officers of Louis S, Cow
an Relief Corps of North Berwick,
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OF Portland, President Ladies' of the
q. a. X.
instructed by the convention to use
every effort to locate and have re-
turned to the department the officers
and members badges of defunct Cir,
Giles. Il reasonable sum to be paid, ac-
cording to the condition of badges
when received at department head
quarters
Mrs. Wilson in her report expresses
her appreciation to the members of
Cen Phil Sheridan Circle, No. OF Au-
gusta, for the valuable assistance rem
dered in making convention arrange
ments.
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IIWsItTFU NWIIIFE tIFt -tf7I III MIX UT NdIIIP
No. 81. NortAxzNyhitefieid. 16 charter mem-i
bers. mnstf xa BY Past Division Com
naudAr At cressey. oct. II, 1910,
- Harter. March 49, 1911;
s Camp No 1S3 Madison,
h <4ibeTs. mustered by Junior
vicSs S,ommander u. II. Leach,
Oct {*en Socum Camp No. 81,
Bryan Inia US charter members, mus