The National tribune., 1896-11-26
LOYAL HOME WORKERS.
Applications for Membership-Pra the
Pin-Secretary's Notes.
L.H.w. BULLETIN NO. 4;

PIn-secretary's Notes.
LH.w. BULLETIN NO. 43.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Nov. 26, 1896
Applications Wallace Foster indianapolis,
Ind; Marian Clark, Joliet. H.; r. Jonsrud,
Sandy, Ore; Eva Decker, Butler, Mo-; Maud
Forsythe, Butler, Mo-; Frank Strong, Coquille,
Ore.
CAPT. FOSTER
Secretary Seaman says: I'VE are pleased to
publish the name of Capt. Wallace Foster this
week. who is stanch supporter of the L. H.W.,
and who is so widely known as one of the
pioneers in patriotic teaching
Capt. Fosters motto is, Teach patriotism
in the chools.' He needs no introduction. As
to what he says, quote from his letter. which
tells his sentiments:
lam greatly interested in and pleased with
the INV. Constitution. 1t fits my heart to a
IT. and I herewith inclose application for
mem bership, giving your noble President as
my indorser for loyalty and good character.
:" shall at all times try to give you patriotic
aid and comfort as often as my other duties
will permit me to do SO.
al AJAX no greater honor than to be private
in the ranks of the Loyal Home Workers, for
they are brothers and sisters akin to my own
heart, and breathe the sentiment of tOne
country, one language, one fag,' for America
aud Americans.
"May our Heavenly Commander bless and
prosper you in your work of Progress, Patriot
ism and Charity"
PRAIsrNG THE PIN.
John S. Agnew. Irondale, O., says: "L.H.W.
pins received o. K. / must say I was more
than pleased. They are beauties. and every
L.H.W. ought 10 have one"
Virgil Hatch. Assistant Secretary, of Cali.
fornia says: Received the L. H. W. pin a few
days ago and am much pleased with it. Think
! it is grand"
These expressions of praise for the LH.W.
pin continue to pour in, and are entirely volun-
| tary. Every L.H.W. should wear one for iden-
| tifcation. You cannot tell when you will run
across an L.H.W. Fifty cents will buy one.
WESTERN REUNION.
| An appeal has been made for Western Re.
union to be held in San Francisco next Sum.
mer at time Of National Christian Endeayor
meeting, when the rates will be low.
/ ] can give the movement hearty indorse.
/ ment as we cannot have too many Reunions.
Miss Emma l. Wolfe. of Pixies Creek, Pa, at
| tended the Eastern Reunion at Philadelphia
and this is what she says:
| Il enjoyed the Reunion at PhiIadelphis
| very much indeed, il being the first one ever
| attended. think If it were possible for each
member OF the L. w. to be present at one Re
union they would take more interest in on,
| Association. We may read about the Reunions
but we have no idea how interesting they are
| until We are present at one Of them"
would add that this voices the sentiment O.
everyone who has attended Reunion. and ns
one has missed the opportunity to attend
another when possible / believe everyon,
will testify to this statement who has attended
8 Reunion.
/ HOME RULE.
Home rule is the policy of the L.H.W. TIL,
following committee is therefore appointed I.
adopt their own plans toward arranging ,
Western Reunion: Virgil Hatch, Chsirman
Oleander, Cal; Elsie Brayton, Oregon City
Ore; Arthur E. Sharpe, Denver, Colo; Will P
Martsch, Fresno City, CAL; Melvin Nichols
c"quile City. Ore, and J. s. Kancmatx. Co
guile City, Ore