The National tribune., 1895-04-11
LOYAL HOME WORKERS.
National General Orders-Appeal Of West
ern Secretaries.
loyal HOME WORKERS

| BROWNS MILLS, N. u, harcn lS, looo.
Orders No. f.
l. As authorized by Chap. III. Art ". Sec
/, of the Constitution, Rules and Regulations,
the Secretary has notified every member who
| had not paid dues up to March 10 OF delin-
quency All who have not paid by April will
be suspended, and if not paid before July will
| be dropped. 1t is to be hoped that our men,
| bcrs will show their allegiance to the organlza-
tion by giving this matter their immediate at
| tention.
ii. Copies of the Constitution, Rules and
Regulations have been mailed to every member,
/ but number were returned rs undelivered.
| Those not receiving the same from this or any
other cause can be supplied by addressing a
request to the Secretary.
III. From reasons imperative Assistant Sec
rotary Daisy S. Deighton, of Iowa. has rendered
her resignation. The same is accepted, and
| Victor Crosthwaite, of Yorktown, Iowa, IS APP
| pointed to the vacancy. He will be honored
| accordingly.
~ From increasing labor imposed upon the
| Secretary by the growing demand Of the Loyal
| Home Workers it is deemed necessary to create
the Office of Corresponding Secretary for this
year only, and appoint Georgia A. Martin. of
Louisville, KY, to the position. The appoint
| ment is hereby made. Sister Martin is well
known as bright affable and capable of serving
| the Order to good advantage
Her position will be clearly defined in her
| title. But let it be understood that all mail
matter must be addressed to the Secretary, III.
w. Hargrove, as heretofore, who will refer all
needed matters to the Corresponding Secre-
| tary.
Y. 1t is hardly necessary to refer to the ap.
| parent prosperous condition Of the Loyal Home
Workers 1t is clearly indicated on every side.
| Let US as members individually and collect
| lively use our every endeavor to make our
presence felt, ever holding aloft the old but
ever-inspiring watchword Of Progress and
Patriotism.
By order of Kate B. Sherwood, President.
NJ. Warner Hargrove, Secretary.
TO ALL PATRIOTS.
We, the undersigned Assistant Secretaries,
representing the States west of the Mississippi
River, unite in urging all members of the l.. IL.
w. Association to set aside all causes of inaction
| and dsinterest and to again renew your fealty
to the cause of Progress and Patriotism.
We urge you to duty, that a great and grow
ing generation of young Americans may prop
erly and intelligently understand what patriot
ism is, what Progress means, that we may all
share with each other in the work OF promoting
| this end.
1t is essential to young Americans that we
shall fully understand our duty to our country;
it is necessary TO learn what Government is, and
TO exercise our abilities in accomplishing it. In
so doing we may all acknowledge our weakness
Of wisdom and experience, yet such as our
ability is let us learn how to use it to the full
extent in an endeavor 10 help those whom we
can.
Let our motto for action be: Serve those
whom you can help. Promote the social fra
ternal feeling of friendship that has won for US
the distinction Of having no peer. Do good to
those you can help; charity to the afflicted and
suffering cheering and comforting them in
their misforiunes. Learn what you can.
If we would advance, let US help each other
to learn the things we should know, that will
maintain the spirit of patriotism and continue
the progress of young America.
We call on all, old or young, man or woman,
TO join in strengthening our ranks and helping
to advance our principles and objects. Write
Assistant Secretaries for information.
If your dues not paid for 1896 pay up,
then pledge yourself TO obtain the application
of one new member at least. Who will pledge
thcmselvcsp Try it.
Signed: Charles T. Mills, OrriciS, NO.; Mrs
Estella Edgecombe, Phillipsburg. Kan: Retta
HagemaD, Seward, Neb; Victor o. Crosthwait,
Yorktown. Iowa; Fred w. Boyer, Fountain,
Mimi; VIII 2. Martsch, Angel Island, Cal;
Denard Montague, go! harrison ST., Portland,
Ore, Assistant Secretaries; Amos l.. Seaman,
st. Louis, Western Secretary.
PASSING IN REVIEW.
Ada Secrest, Hollywood, would like the address
OF Mcbride Publishing Co.. or any other firm
issuing good diaogs.
Mabel J. Reynolds. Secretary Circle No. 104.
Ladies of the GAR, Factoryvlle Pa would
like the address OF any company or person hav-
ing dramas or entertainments suitable for Me-
mortal Day. If she desires service for children,
she may send 10 cents TO The NATIONAL
TRIBUNE for Kate B. Sherwoods Memorial
of the Flags" or may address the author direct
at Canton. o.
Annie Van VIE, Cansiohario, n Y, would
like the addresses of &. {. "shut-ins" especi-
ally young Iutherans. She has monthly
copies of The Lutheran Evangelist, The Young
Lutheran, and The Ladies World, and will mail
them read TO addresses secured.
If Angie Hummer. who forgot to give her
postoffice address. will forward ID cents to THE
NATIONAL TRIBUNE she can get the Memorial
Day exercises she wants.
Sadie B. Venus. Shrewsbury, Pa, desires
postal autographs from Z. Z. members.
THANKS FOR SEEDS.
wish to thank those sending me flower
seeds, and wish 10 say to all asking informa-
ton in regard to this part of Arkansas that all
questions will be cheerfully answered. | re-
ceived over 200 letters from my request for
seeds, and answered all who inclosed postage
stamps and several who did not.
Ada Jackson, Lynn, ATk.
FAtOLbpNiS laNbLB.
DEAR EDITOR: Whoever has read the his
tory of the first Napoleon Bonaparte by the
Rev. j. Abbott cannot fail to have noticed the
fulsome flattery it is crowded with.
By referring to THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE of
Feb. Ia in Conversation Club" you will find
an item under Passing in Review" wherein
/ am reported saying that Abbott had been paid
tribute by the nephew Of Napoleon III. This
is misleading, If seemingly unmportaut. In a
review of Abbotts history the author has been
accused of receiving tribute of Napoleon III
in payment for the hattery bestowed on his
uncle. Napoleon i. The object for which
tribute was paid is evident. This is the SUBJ
stance of which / intended in my statement
The tribute was paid by Napoleon Ill., and for
the above reasons, if paid at all. and not by his
nephew, Napoleon III, on his own account.
ii. Purdy. Springfield, VT.
THINGS TO AVOID.
Following is the list of words, phrases and
expressions 10 be avoided by the students of
Wellesley College, as prepared by an Instructor
in that institution:
al guess So" for ! suppose SO, or think So
Fix things" for arrange things or prepare
things.
Had rather" for would rather
" Right away" for Immediately, or now
"Try and do" for try TO do aud try and
CO." for try to co.
ut looks good enough" for it looks we'll
enough.
"Well posted" for well informed.
81 have studied some" for 1 have studied
somewhat.
Not as know" for not that know.
"Try an experiment" for make an expert