The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1895-11-07
YoysI HOME WORKERS.
plans of Committee on Progress-Pracucal
observation-disclosures and "Reminiscences


A., chairman of the National Progress Com
rirtee am pleased to announce that having
corresponded with the Rerielo - ReriewS nave
the following liberal offer: That subscriptions
coming from me for any OF the Loyal lone
Workers will be accepted at trade rates, %
year and 81 for six months.
I hone many Will take advantage OF TINS
infer as II will be found an excellent summary
ofcurrent literature. The regular price oil the
magazine is $3.50 year.
will announce as the first work for this
wear the subject for November; The Flag Ia
Our Schools"
bausied but il is inexhaustible Our Gear
Mother General has said: The nag IN our
hearts I'm opr thoughts, in our lives" Can the
suiiect be exhaustedp Let us have nuhoer
OF short articles. none TO exceed "oO "orus,
written by our teachers, students ana ihUeres'eu
observers. - .u
You might answer one or ooth Oh Ihe ioiio"-
ing questions:
fsg in the schOolf
. Will the scholars not tire of the flag and
lose interest and respect for 1T by having IL
constantly in their sightf
Now encourage the committee by giving this
q hearty response. Send all papers on the sub
iect before Now % to the Chairman.
NJ Dell Adams, Ayersvllle, U.
LOYAL HOME WORKERS.
Tn the absence several times, of the Presi-
dent Of the Laval Home Workers. the Senior
Vice President. J. II. Neaderhauser, OF De-
fauce. o., filed the chair very acceptably TO
all.
Every member of the Loyal Home Workers
who would like patriotic salute book-mafh
will receive one by sending two-cent stamp
10 Amos l. Seaman, Secretary, 5lol minerva
Ave St. Louis, Mo.
Secretary Seaman saws he has frequent re-
quests for his autograph. lie says whoever
will send him % cents he viii enroll as Loyal
Home Worker and put his autograph on the
returned membership card.
PRACTICAL PATRIOTISM.
Amos L. Seaman SAYS when he introduced
the resolution for flag salute In the sixth
annual Reunion at Louisville 1T was Tor more
than its mere adoption by the L.H.W
"The salute" he says. is primarily intend
ed for the little young Americans; but as 1t is
one of the main purposes OF the L.B.M: TO
teach practical lessons III PATRIOTISM, ana 10
teach practical patriotism, one must practice IL.
All new Corners in the J.. w. by seeing
the salute given will be influenced TO promote
its use wherever appropriate.
"We have many teachers and active young
Americans working in the cause OF PATRIOTISM,
and by seeing the salute at Reunions they VIII
adopt il iB their schools, and on other OCCASIONS
in which children participate.
fice the salute with impressiyeness and mean
ing, for this will unfold its beauty of senti-
ment"
LINCOLN CIRCLE.
IT was nv pleasure TO attend another Of the
Interesting meetings of Lincoln Circle J.. II. w
of PENNSYLVANIA, held at the home of Loui NJ.
Stockton. Sixteenth and Christian streets, Phil
sdelpbia, on the evening OF Oct u.
The meeting. besides being well attended.
was productive OF good; officers reports show
ing the work 10 be well in hand, and the Circle
in a progressive condition and gaining in mem
bership.
a letter Of sympathy was ordered sent from
the Circle 10 the State Secretary and Chaplain,
Margaret J. McClelland. Sister Maggie has
almost unprecedented sorrow in the death Of
her brother and the severe illness OF her father,
mother and sister Alice. who is member of
the /. W.. from diphtheria.
The pleasures OF the evening were added to
by a history OF the American flag, well pre-
pared by Lizzie AIdrich, and stirring patri-
otto speech by VIII II. Hays.
We were glad to have with Us Mrs. Emma
u Woodiey, President of the Army Nurses aud
Betsey Ross Societies. Mrs. WOodley was an
Army Nurse during the war, and gave an in
teresting tale of the horrible sights she there
met.
Lincoln Circle has started plans for grand
L.H.W. rally TO be held in conjunction with its
Midsummer meeting at Philadelp hia the week
following the National Christian Endeavor
meeting at Washington. insuring reduced rates.
Bros. Phillip La Munyan and Loui n. Stockton
arc. with myself Committee OF Arrangements.
Though 40 plans are yet made, we promise all
who viii lend their presence week of pleas
urc. Rates Of board will be unusually low.
Philadelphia being the birthplace of lib
erty, with sacred relics, has more than usual
city attractions, aud with early, hard and
lengthy efforts confidently expect q general
outuon ring NJ I, III w nj this raflv-
should he glad 10 hear from any who are
interested. with suggestions. Loyalty ever
NJ. Warner Hargroye. Browns Mills. n. J.
REUNION REHINIscENcEs.
This seems to he the prevailing subject IN
LH.W. circles, and why should not say some
thingf
in the first place, do want TO thank the dear
boys and girls who so kindly did the Mahomet
act. The " Dickey-bird" could not come TO
them, so they came 10 the Dickey- bird at
the Gait House. But il is base SANDER that
iDyeigied those people up there TO sell them
badges
Ny heart was ready to burst with gratitude
90 them and TO our most worthy and eloquent
Scuppe who prevented the Department Presi-
dent Of Indiana from taking of my official
head.
thought they would want a souvenir TO re-
member the evening. And the Toys need not
grumblc; they were only out nickel apiece.
IL was Win "a SAD aiu achlng heart that
turned ms face Conventionward on the day Of
the Trolley Party. But ] was in the night
party. and they were more stylish, anyhow.
N.RC. duties came first this year, and sub
mittcd TO the inevitable as cheerfully and grace
fully ] could.
IL was sclf-eyidont fact that a certain Bad
ger boy preferred the Rose TO all other c. c.
flowers. Aud how Que fellow did " Con-oyer
the sweet story. 4 number Of c. c. people
have read it. Hey, Rube
Tie ice cream soda men OF Louisville and
the c. G. girls are indebted TO the generous
boys for their thoughtful courteses
j guess the Courier Journal people wonder
what elevators are Tor il not 10 save walking,
aud also what kind of shoes the c. c. people
wear.
missed the Bicycle Bum" i am sorry,
Tor wanted 10 race with Scripps. Aud. ola,
nov wanted 20 20 TO Mammoth Cavei
however. had a jolly time taking ii all in
hfl- Wen, must go to st. Paul next year, ii
possible Loyalty
Q. Edith Dickey, Greensburg, Ind
Scripts COMMUNICATES
notice that Buchen calls attention TO the
fact that IWadales and Miss Amos were fouud
missing mystcriously after the entertainment.
and later were sceH going TO the train home-
ward. and be adds: Both Cora Spaulding and
myself were eyewitness TO this"
Query: What were Buchen and Cora Spauld.
ing doing together at so late an hour aud in
tie neighborbood Of railroad station?
Georgia Martin may not know what honey