MOOSEHEART MAGAZINE
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LOCAL MOOSE NEWSPAPERS ATTENTION!
All Moose Publications of any sort entereing as second class mail are requested to send a copy to Joseph A. Garry, Chronical Building, San Francisco, Cal., who wishes to exchange with them the San Francisco Bulletin.
“I suppose you always prefer to enlist men who are not married?” remarked Jones to a sergeant at the recruiting station.
“No; you’re mistaken there,” the latter hastened to reply. “I prefer married men every time. You see, we don’t have to go to the trouble of teaching married men to obey.”
Philanthropic Person:	“Have you
never striven, my friend, to attain a higher life?”
Mundane Marmaduke:	“Well, mis-
ter, we ain’t got past corned beef an’ beer yet, but whether we’ll ever reach champagne and chicken I can’t bloom-’in well say.”
Recruiting Officer of Crack Regiment:	“So you wish to join this
corps, do you? Had any military experience ? ”
Knut:	“Oh, yes; worn a beastly
wrist-watch for two years, don’t you know!”_______________________________
Brass bound, powerful lenses, scientifically ground. Nearly everyone needs a telescope. Get this fine, large one FREE for selling 24 packages Bingo Perfumed Ironing Wax at 10c ea. Send no money. BINGO COMPANY DEPT. 990 BINGHAMTON. N. Y»
FREE BOYS1 AND GIRLS* WRIST WATCHES;
We give boys and girls Watches, Wrist Watches, Cameras, Rifle*. Dolls, Base Ball G>ods, Manicure and Toilet Sets, Jewelry, Lace Curtains, Flash Lights, Steam Engines, Silverware, Jewelry Boxes, Mesh Bags. Talking and Moving Picture Machines. Printing Presses. Typewriters, Construction Toys, Etc., for selling our fast-selling Jiffy Garment Mender at 10 cents each. Write for 20 packages today, when sold send us the money and choose your premium according O A. CARLSON & CO. to our big Premium List. 9C Waener Bid?. Indianapolis, Ind
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News from the Lodges
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children of former members of the Loyal Order of Moose in and about the parishes adjacent to the Queen City. In order to provide necessary funds to carry on this very laudible endeavor, the local lodge has chartered a popular steam boat and will operate the same in a series of popular price steam boat excursions open to the public of that particular section of Louisiana.
Daily newspapers of Rochester, New York, devoted much space to news features incident to a recent meeting of Rochester, N. Y. Lodge No. 113 at which time Supreme Dictator Broen-ing was the guest of the Lodge. The publicity was widespread and it is said will have an excellent effect toward creating interest in the work of the Loyal Order of Moose, both in New York State and at MOOSE-HEART, “The School That Trains for Life.” Supreme Dictator Broening who is also the Mayor of Baltimore, Maryland, was in Rochester, New York, both as the guest of L. 0. O. M. No. 113 and as the guest of Mayor Edgerton and the City Administration, and the reception planned in his honor is said to have been ably directed by Supreme Councilman, Willard A. Marakle.
Barnesville, Ohio Lodge No. 1304 was host to all the children and matrons of Belmont County Childrens’ Home, which institution is located on the outskirts of Barnesville. The Women of Mooseheart Legion Chapter 279 prepared a Thanksgiving Dinner that will doubtless live long in the memory of those who participated. Immediately following the repast a feature entertainment was presented and as each child filed out of the hall, candy and fruit were liberally distributed. The affair had two notable results, the first the splendid opportunity for the local members to render an actual service to dependent children, and secondly to refresh the memories of all present with the duty owed to themselves and their Order in the perpetuation of MOOSEHEART that the children of the members of the Loyal Order of Moose may be spared the necessity of upbringing in an orphanage, and that MOOSEHEART may endure that each child shall have a high school education and a trade at MOOSEHEART, “The School that Trains for Life.” It was with these thoughts before them that the members of Barnesville Lodge No. 1304 closed the day with real Thanksgiving.
La Porte, Indiana, Lodge No. 492 gave thirty-four of its sons to the cause of World Liberty. The battle toll claimed one .for whom there is a gold star in the service flag. On the night of November 14th in the club rooms the lodge gathered to do honor to the returned veterans. Brother Harry B. Darling who delivered the address of the evening spoke in part as follows:
“To you soldier boys the Loyal Order of Moose extends a greeting that comes from the great heart of this fraternity. We have recorded in the annals of Moosedom your heroic sacrifices, and were I a poet, finding inspiration in the bud of the flower and the fragrance of the rose, I would write in glowing verse, in tender pulsations, your splendid achievements. Were I a sculptor I would chisel your deeds in the rock of time. “La Porte Lodge of Moose is proud—it points with pride to its service flag—with the keen realization that more than a score of Moose severed the ties of kinship and citizenship to march beneath the folds of Old Glary. When you donned the khaki, night drew her sable curtain down and pinned it with a star. But war has gathered up her robes of glory and like a dream of beauty has glided away.”
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JOHN PHILIP SOUSA."
I take this occasion to tell you of the genuine pleasure and perfect satisfaction your New Wonder Model Instruments, used by the members of my Band, have given me.
"In our extended engagement at the New York Hippodrome, your instruments have had a splendid opportunity to display their merits, and they have fully demonstrated their worthiness of the Grand Prize and Gold Medal of Honor given them by the Jury of Awards at the Panama• Pacific International Exposition.
"During our pleasant engagement at the Exposition I had occasion to note the various bands and orchestras there engaged, and the Conn instruments seemed to be in evidence everywhere. Particularly was this tile case where high grade musicians were engaged.
"I still maintain that the new model Conn instruments enhance the music!1 value of any organization to a marked degree, and the members of my organization fully accord with me.
"The Conn, Ltd., has created a high standard of excellence for Band Instruments,
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Very sincerely.
emulation, if possible, by other makers.

THE FAMOUS JACKIE BAND, U. S. NAVAL TRAINING STATION, GREAT LAKES, ILLS. Lt. John Philip Sousa, Conductor
The organization and successful training of the "Jackie Band" is one of the most remarkable of Lieut. Sousa’s achievements. Its members were recruited from all walks of life—many of them wholly unfamiliar with music and musical instruments—and yet in a few short months, Lieut. Sousa was able to develop them into a world renowned organization.
The Jackie Band of over 1,200 members was equipped throughout with Conn Instruments,—a most significant fact when one remembers the success achieved. And yet good music is no mystery, it is the expression of skill in both the artist and the maker of the instrument.
Music in Other Organizations
ginner, ask for information concerning the instrument in which you are interested.
The Bond of Brotherhood is always strong in Fraternal Organizations. Camp 6, W. O. W. of Pine Bluff, Ark., nas developed an exceptionally strong brotherly tie in their Band which is equipped With Conn Instruments.
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The power of music to inspire and bind together was well illustrated in the Jackie Band. Hundreds or organizations and institutions are recognizing the same fact and are using i+ to the mutual advantage and the profit of their members.
Large manufacturing industries. Fire and Police Departments, Boy Scout Organizations, Schools, Colleges, Lodges, Churches, etc., are all beneficiaries of the bond of music. M ny remarkable Bands and Orchestras have been developed among the members of such organizations wi’h the aid of Conn Instruments.
Unusual benefits of no small proportions await other smilar organizations who are interested in the creation and development of a spirit of harmony in thought and action within their organization.
Essential Tonal Qualities a Characteristic of Conn Instruments
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Conn Instruments are the product of a patented method impossible of attainment elsewhere. An intimate, scientific knowledge of requirements, plus a mechanical skill in production that approaches the Arust.c and Ideal, gives a guarantee of quality and uniformity in tonal lements that is unsurpassed. The universal recognition of this superiority of 'Conn Instruments by all great Band Leaders of International Fame is the best possible guide and assurance for the beginner or tho veteran purchaser of band instruments.
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