The National tribune., 1897-02-18
CONVERSATION CLUB.
Pleasant Interchange of Thought and SEN
timent.
L.H.w. CADETS.

L.H.w. CADETS
All loyal iaw-abiding ciiizcns of the United
States and their sons and daughters who would
join the Loyal Home Workers in their march OF
Progress aud Patriotism ask ed 10 send their
TO our roll call. T.ey must come recon-
menGed by some Loyal Home Worker. or some
loyal citizen in the communities in which they
live. When their names are on the roll call they
become cadets of tie J.. Fl. W.. and entitled 10
sead on applications for membership in the Loyal
Home Workers Association. Amos L. Seaman,
Secretary, 5l6l Minerva avenue, 81. Louis, Mo.
Annual dues % cents.
OUR RoLL-CALL.
L.HW. Cadets: Thomas L. Lee. Columbus.
O.; John Moore. Co. b, 4th Iewa Pleasant Val
ley. Yellowstone Park, Wyo.; Lucy Howell. d.
of ", Wapanaucka, Iud. Ter Total, 10, 430.
PASSING IN REVIEW.
Julius w. Gogarn, first Qusrtermaster, L. II.
W. and one of the stand-bys among the &C.
members, has taken law office in Sonih Bend.
Ind. He studied law at the University Of
Michigan. aud is fully equipped for his pro-
fession. LH.W. and TRIBUNE friends every
where will wish him success.
And now comes the account of the marriage
of Julius W. Gogarn 10 another sterling menu
Der of the /. H.W., josephine NJ. Owen, Cieve-
land, o. May peace aud prosperity attend
them.
s T. Chandler, Minneapolis. Mimi, would
the buttons of the different States. North and
South. Among his curios is suffers shin
plaster. 11th n. J. Cav. good for Eve cents in
trade" Address 72s East Fifteenth street.
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Hattie NJ. Slavery. Box "a, Proctor. VT,
has number of photographs of officers of the
25th aud Goth Mass, originally belonging to
Col. David ii. Wood ward, of which she desires
to dispose Veterans or their friends who may
consider them of value should address her.
Charles w. Marata, Vaientia, Pa, i'm hccom-
ing an LH.W. Cadet says he has been q
reader of The NATIONAL TRIBUNE for IL years.
His father served nearly four years in the 67th
\. Y. list L. j. Vols.
Amelia A. Arnold, 43 Ravne ST., Rondout,
N. T.. has begun an L. w. album. aud would
like as many photographs rs possible. She will
exchange cabinet photographs with all who re-
spend by sending their own.
J. w. Oliver. 9TH Pa. residing at Warrens-
vile, Pa. desires correspondence.
Laura Roberts. 6l2 Webster street, Joliet, ILL.,,
joins the L.H.W. Cadets to- day, and would he
glad to correspond with &C. aud L.H.W.
members.
Pearl Emerson, Spartansburg. Pa. has been a
member Of the &C for years, and expects
shortly to join the L.H.W.
One of the most valued members of the L. H. w.
writes that she found the chat on letter-writing
OF great assistance. and her message brings
cheer to the Editors heart when she says: 20
often wonder if you realize how much your
words are appreciated by myself and the thou
sands of young men and women, as we'll as
older ones. who read them"
Grace II. Hunt, Reedtown. O., one of the
standby members of the L.H.W., writes that
| she will exchange white dove made Of wad.
ding for yard of ribbon for friendship cane.
A. v. Bacon Lansing. MIMI, writes that he
takes TO the columns of the Z. II. W. as q duck
does to the water, especially since he attended
the ST. Paul Reunion, and says that nowhere
could he receive the inspiration in the work o
Progress and Patriotism that he does from
| association with the Loyal Home Workers. lie
| thinks that every member should be a reade,
| Of THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE 1.-The patriots
| friend, I" as he terms it,
THE BANNER OF BEAUTY AND GLORY.
Ida NJ. Bonney, writing from Slate Lick
Pa. of the National Anthem, 1.-The Banner OF
Beauty and Glory" words and music by Rev
w. o. Pierce, Winchester. Ind, member Of
the l. W., says: "The words are sublime, the
music patriotic and inspiring. 1t has received
the indorsment of several patriotic organiza
tions, as well as the high commentator oil
such representative Americans as Gen. Lucius
Fairchiid, Gen. Russell A. Alger, aud our Presi
dent. Kate Brswnlee Sherwood. 1t is destined
to be sung wherever the honored flag holds
sway.
And / cannot see why it cannot be placed
side by side with as America" or why the name
Of DIR. Pierce should not be coupled with that
of DIR. Smith. While "America" tells of q land
| free from British thraTl, s'The Banner Of
| Beauty and Glory" tells of Nation reunited
reeene-ated and at peace" In the words o.
the noble anthem let US sing:
| Then thunder your cheers huzza,
| For the flag of the Nations free
| For its stripes aud it's stars