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. if they missed anything it was not their fault.
Mayor Smith of Philadelphia was present and greeted his many friends, and said he wanted to take a more active part in the Moose affairs in thè future.
Al Ladner sure believes in doing it right. Do you notice Bair, Ladner and Grakelow, the three big guns of Lulu Temple. More power to you, Al.
Artie Bittong sure is some boy! Always on the job and ready to do anything. And he would make a good chorus girl, too!
By the way, how do youvlike Artie’s Fife and Drum Corps ?
Billy Ford and his Assistant Herders were doing a land office business and they sure did separate the Legion-aires from their bank rolls.
The Stewards had some job feeding the herd and the only thing that was left was the tables.
If Mayor Donnelly can run Trenton with the same pep that he can beat a drum—boys, keep your eyes on Trenton.
Mayor Ellis of Camden greeted his many friends in No. 3 and-believe us, “Camden’s perpetual Mayor” is a Moose all through.
Supreme Dictator Wm. F. Broening of Baltimore was unable to be present and was missed by the Legionaires. Bro. Broeningvis an honorary member of No. 3.
We wondered why Jim Davis was absent but learn he was in Canada. Knew he was not in the United States or he would have been on hand.
Past North Moose W. Freeland Kendrick, who is now Imperial Potentate of North America, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, was absent from the city, making the circuit of Shrine Temples. We missed you, Freeland, and, your helping hand.
WOMEN’S LEGION NOTES
Pansy Chapter No. 282 of Powers, Ore., is among the leading western coast Chapters which appears to be increasing above the average. Oregon now has a number of first class Chapters and more are being added each month.
Rock Island, 111., Chapter No. 351 is growing very rapidly since its institution which was but a short time ago. Mrs. E. J. Humes, deputy for the Chapter, advises that the membership will show a particularly large increase in the next few months.
Erie, Pa., Chapter No. '269 is perfecting plans to organize a top notch drill team which will be contending for honors among the Legion teams. Senior Regent Ida Adams of Buffalo is assisting the Erie Chapter in developing the team.
City of Roses Chapter No. 250 at Little Rock, Arkansas, is one of the leading Chapters in that State. The Legionaires of Little Rock Chapter are anxious to see more Chapters in Arkansas and are willing to assist all new Chapters in the work.
Covington, Ky., Chapter No. 230 is one of the new Chapters which are doing so well. The Legionaires from Cincinnati assisted in instituting the Covington Chapter which means that
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on account of the feast of oratory, and the many impressive talks were greatly enjoyed by the Legionaires.
The inner man was then provided for and judging by the quick disappearance of everything ¿a table or drinkable the majority of the Legionaires had not previously dined.
Then came the big show with many and ever changing acts until the wee hours and then home (or was it work?).
Notes of the Frolic:
Past North Moose John W. Ford was the “official welcomer and custodian of guests” and he had his hands full, we can tell you.
Mayor Bacharach of Atlantic City and Mayor Donnelly are some team,
Pennsylvania of the 29th Division, who was decorated for valor in the recent World War and who is beloved by all who know him. He came from his home in Beaver Falls, Pa., just to see how Legion No. 3 performed and we are sure he was not disappointed. We assure him he is always welcome in Philadelphia.
Two prominent Philadelphians also became Legionaires at this meeting: Hon. Charles S. Blair, Potentate of Lulu Temple A. A. O. N. M. S., and Charles H. Grakelow, Assistant Chief Rabaan of Lulu Temple. A cordial welcome was given to these honored personages, who have a host of friends in No. 3.
The ritualistic work was shortened
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