The National tribune., 1896-12-24
CONVERSATION CLUB.
L.H.W. Cadets-Old Glory-lnteresting &C.
Writers.


L.H.w. Cadets-Old flory-lnteresting &C.
Writers.
Fades offhe c7aJ-1 Write briefly . Write only
on cs,e eide ofihe pape- 3. Write the point
Write on one sui.jea s. Write your bcst- e. Each
week the OF those writing the best ietters-
eraI merit consitereti-rviil he named at the head
Of ibis column the Honor Roll. First honor
will include all ef-tlrcse requircmenie. Second
honor will include deficiency In some osse point
our RoLLcAL.
An loyal. law-abdiag citizens Of the Unitsd
States and their and daughters who would
join the Loyal Home Workers in their march of
Progress aud Patriotism. asEcd to send their
! mensied by some Loyal Home Worker or come
| loyal citizen in the communities in which they
live. When their names arc on the roll call they
become cadets Of Tie J.. H-W., and are entitled to
send on applications for membership IN the Loyal
Home Workers Association. Amos L. Seaman,
Secretary. 5I6i Minerva avenue. st. Louis. Mo.
Annual dues. 20 cents.
L.H.w. Cadets: Edith Harvey, v.d., Cos K
| and E, 57th Pa. Belle Vernon, o.; Dora Rose.
VS.. and Captain of Serg't p G. Grace Camp,
265, Sons Of Veterans. Pennsylvania Division,
Belle Vernon. Pa. Total. 1910.
Our new members: Charles M. Harvey, Rclle
Vernon, Pa. introducing our latest L.H.W.
Cadets writes rs follows:
Both are yeung and energetic people and
wish 20 exchange autographs with all. Will
the c. c. aud Loyal Home Workers give them
| cordial welcomed"
OLD GLORY.
Wave priceless banner OF the free,
4 In majesty. from 10 seal
With buoyaut heart from gulf TO lake
Snail freedom follow ia thy wake
4 Old Siory.
| Ware emblem bright, forever more.
No foemsn treads upon shore.
| No hostile ship shalt Plow our seas.
4 Xf,en floats tly 1ai tJreeze-
Gid Glory.
1 ware proudly when the morning light
Shall greet thee on ths mountain hight.
Or mid DE valleys sliarie. tiy sign
Shall blend the martial and sublime
Old Glory.
4 Wave cleaning folds with fadelcss glowi
4 Thy spirit conquers every foe.
4 Bcneath thee yoIfsh and age have stood
e.inc one common %rotherisood-
Old Glory.
Wave till the cycling ages tell
4 The story of thy mystic spell.
4 Aud still thy bcauty be unfuri'd.
Tive crowuiaG ensign of q world
4 Old Glory.
Ii Wave wave til mems ambitions rise
A To pierce the bcxuty OF the Skies
And millions 'oealii ia folds have trod
The iovcit wsy HAT leads 10 God
Old Glory. Selected.
ii PASSING IN REVIEW.
81 NJ. Del, Adams. Chairman Of the Progress
| Committee. reports that Progress aud Pow
! crty" has been awarded 10 Arthur Z. Sharp,
8 as q prize for his paper on Labor Unions.
ii nj. Sharpe. Ayersvlle, O.. would be PLEASED
] to correspond with few members OF th,
= LII. w. and wsnld also exchange postal auto
q graphs. She il a school-&eachsr. with any
G amount of grit aud patriotism. So says II. Dea
Adams, who knows whereof she speaks.
81 The Progress Committee consists Of NJ. Del
: Adams, Arthur L. Sharpe aud Fin L. Morrow
Q / Lillian knight could not serve smother yAas
{ owing to pressing duties.
s Angie II. Conklin, Mulberry. o., wouid lik
t so correspond with SOME Of the &C. and LII. "
\ girls and boys; sIso exchanss antegrapha .
she wants TO get ons from every State.