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In an interesting letter to Harmon W. Clapp, Secretary of Toledo, Ohio, Lodge, his niece, a Y. W. C. A. war-worker writing from Paris says: “I feel I owe a great deal of gratitude to you, because one of the most pleasant evenings I ever spent was at the Moose Home in Paris.” The writer goes on to tell of the wonderful work that the Loyal Order of Moose have done in France and at the front, during the trying days of the war.
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Brother E J. Moonan, Secretary of Lambertville, .N. J., Lodge No. 217, writes that Brother Lester Lelie has left a wife and two small children and the writer requests that members of the Order try to locate their wandering brother. He is needed at home and it is hoped that if he reads this he will return to his family.
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Honorable John W. Ford, Past Supreme Dictator and Chairman of the Executive Committee, representing Philadelphia Lodge No. 54, subscribed for $50,000.00 worth of Liberty Bonds of the Victory Loan. The vote in favor of the purchase was unanimous. This Lodge purchased $10,000.00 worth of the Fourth issue and sold its membership $103,000.00 worth of the Third loan. Philadelphia Lodge now has 26,000 members, over $400,000.00 assets and every penny of indebtedness on its property is paid.
Penns Grove Lodge No. §20 just closed a uuve loi new members which resulted in the addition of one hundred thirty-eight (138) new names on the roll. Brother Chas. Searl won the prize for securing the largest number of names, the second prize went to “Ty” Cobb of boxing fame, and Albert Burnett received a gold ring as third prize. At the banquet Brother Chas. E. Randa acted as toastmaster. Past Dictators Wm. La-narty and Wm. Kelty, Sheriff Wm. T. Mifflin, J. C. Curry, Louis Rathsmill, Isidore Luterman, Chas. L. Smith, Hollas F. Ashcraft, Robt. J. Upper and W. A. Webster made appropriate addresses.
East Liverpool Wakes Up.
Brother John Rears of East Liverpool, Ohio, Lodge No. 122 says “We are glad to let you know that East Liverpool Lodge has come to life again, for we recently had an open house and enjoyed one of our finest evenings in our history. Judges J. G. Moore and S. W. _Crawford gave splendid addresses.
Terre Haute Has a Big Class
Terre Haute, Ind., Lodge No. 1009 recently initiated a class of sixty-eight candidates. The following officers were elected to serve for the next term:	Peter Shull, Dictator;
Isaac Leslie, Vice Dictator; Earl Harrison, Prelate; Chas. C. Rhyan, Secretary for three years; Noble Johnson, Treasurer; Henry Thompson, Trustee for three years.
events that have been celebrated in Pana and have assurances that some of the country’s most prominent men will be there to address the gathering. It is possible that the Moose-heart band of some eighty pieces will be present at this dedication.
Ilion, New York, Chapter No. 31, Women of Mooseheart Legion, recently installed the following officers: Past Regent, Mary J. Smith; Senior Regent, Ediiha Knott; Junior Regent, Mary Hartlieb; Chaplain, Beatrice Allen; Treasurer, Eva Rose; Recorder, Florence Scott; Guide, Lela Snyder; Argus, Rose Farley; Sentinel, Ruth Marmary; Organist,. Mary Owens.
Bay City, Mich., Lodge, No. 169 have purchased a new club house in Bay City and took possession the 15th of May. Bowling alleys, billiard rooms, club rooms and a lodge and hall, four thousand square feet of space, are provided. It is the largest hall in Bay City outside of the National Guard Armory hall. Gymnasium and shower baths will be installed in the basement.
Columbus, Ohio, Lodge No. 11 have just voted to build a new temple and home and have appointed a committee to look into the matter. A class of 103 were initiated on April 13th and the officers plan to continue a membership drive for some time to come. Columbus Lodge voted to endeavor to promote the establishment of a vocational school at Columbus similar to that recently established at Toledo Municipal University using the Mooseheart plan as a basis.
Madison, Wis., Lodge No. 1451 gave a huge reception and home-coming welcome to the soldiers, sailors and marines of Madison, at Turner Hall in that city. The speakers of the evening were Fast Dictator Norton Williams, Mayor Sayle and the Hon. E. L. Philipp, Governor of Wisconsin. Col-one^ John Turner responded for the soldiers. The Women of Mooseheart Legion prepared and served the dinner and the whole affair was voted
— A New Pastor
It is with great pleasure we announce that Rev. John Laffey has been appointed local Chaplain for the Catholic children at Mooseheart. There are now 140 Catholic children at Mooseheart and the previous custom of sending them Sunday mornings over •to Aurora to the Catholic church has always been fraught with great danger of accident. With such a large group and so many automobiles out on the streets there has been continual danger of accident.
The coming of Rev. John Laffey means of course that Rev. W. J. Donovan, who has been the Chaplain in Aurora and a true friend. of all Catholic children of Mooseheart, will discontinue his work. For five years Father Donovan has taken the closest and highest interest in the Catholic children at Mooseheart. He has attended them in sickness and at death. The Catholic children at Mooseheart will always have a warm spot in their hearts for Father Donovan.
Rev. Laffey comes from Savannah, 111. Speaking of him the Savanna Daily Times says:
“Father Laffey with his bright and happy disposition and his unusual love for the little ones will be well adapted to this work. He is a young man of education and refinement and a thorough American, a native of Providence, R. I. He received his education for the priesthood at Rochester, N. Y., St. Mary’s, Baltimore, and Washington, D. C., coming here directly after his ordination last June. During his short stay h.e has endeared himself to all by his charming personality.”
The House of God
Rev. Edgar D. Torrey, who has recently returned from ten months in war work, says: “I met many Moose in France and in our home camps and I am glad to say that they are splendid men, always ready to uphold the principles of the Loyal Order of Moose. I sincerely hope that every brother Moose will realize the great importance of the spiritual education of the children, because our Order is founded upon the teachings of our beloved Supreme Dictator, Jesus Christ.”
It seems to iis that these words from a brother who has seen men live and fight and suffer and die on the fields of France should touch the heart of every Moose. There is being raised now a fund to build a temple to be known as the “House of God” at Mooseheart. Here children of Moose will be reared in the religion of their mothers. Individuals, Chapters and Lodges everywhere are contributing to this fund. The following contributions have been made since the last report:
Grldley, Calif., No. 1594_______$	24.00
Negaunee, Mich., No. 231_____________ 25.00
Elgin, 111., No. 799_______________ 200.00
Willock, Pa., No. 1191_______________ 50.00
Franklin, Pa., No. 83______________ 10.0*0
Johnsonburg, Pa., Chapter_______	50.00
Jersey City, N. J., No. 266_____ 250.00
Englewood Chapter No. 221____________ 50.00
Butler, Pa., Chapter No. 80_____	19.00
Franklin, Pa., No. 83_______,____ 10.00
Mattoon, 111., No. 803______________ 10.00
Monongahela, Pa., Ch. No. 57_	25.00
Princeton, W. Va., No. 1521_________ 12.00
C. E. Charlton. Mem. 1521 Per.	1.00
North Fork No. 204___________________ 10.11
Scheneetad>T, N, Y , Ch. 188_________ 10.00
Geo. F. Sauer, San Francisco,
Per. ------------------------------ 55.00
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Previously acknowledged _______¿21,512.91
Total ___________________________$22,324.02
have put on one of the best boxing carnivals ever staged in the state of Iowa on the 24th of April. Five six-•round bouts were put on in the course of the evening- The attendance was more than three hundred boxing fans from Ft. Madison, Burlington and Keokuk.
McKees Rocks, Pa., Lodge No. 61 recently held a great event for the burning of the $10,000.00 mortgage on the Lodge home. The match was applied by Dictator Patrick F. Brennan, while Past Dictator Clement S. Dorr held the document. Congressman M. M. Garland was present to deliver an address.
Pana, Illinois, Lodge No. 1455, will dedicate their new club house on the 31st of May and the 1st of June. They contemplate having one of the biggest
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