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Brother Sam Davis of the Organization Department of the Moose assisting the Legionaires in getting up this Frolic and the Legionaires are in hopes that Brother Sam will be with them again. Miami Valley Legion No. 103, recently held a big Legion Frolic at Eaton, Ohio, initiating a class of about 60 candidates. A large delegation of Legionaires attended this Frolic from the various cities within that district taking special trains from their respective cities. The Legionaires in this district have formed what is known as a Mooseheart Club. All members of this Mooseheart Club will have their Railroad Expenses paid to Mooseheart for the big convention which will be held this summer. The Mooseheart Club in the Miami Valley district now has a very big membership. The Legionaires from that territory will therefore come to the Moose convention in 1920 with a big delegation. Brooklyn Legion No. 20 has been holding some big Frolics recently and initiating many candidates. This Legion expects to show a big increase in membership in the next few months and every growth will he watched with interest. Plans are now being made for the next Frolic which will be held next month in that district. Fred Gorsline was appointed as special Deputy Grand Regent to assist in this big re-organization meeting. Liberty Legion No. 34 held their big installation meeting at Hamilton, Ohio on January 18th and installed Bert King of Covington. Ky. into the office of Great North Moose. H. Lee Welch of Newport, Ky. is the new Herder of the Legion in that district, and all legionaires in that district wishing to remit dues will address their letter to Herder Welch at 720 Washington Ave., Newport, Kentucky. Liberty Legion is growing very rapidly and expects to make a considerable increase in membership during 1920. The Legionaires presented the last retiring Great North Moose, Harry H. Schuster, with a Mooseheart emblem ring׳ for the fine service which he rendered to the Legion during his term of office. Youngstown Legion No. 100 now has an initiation fee of $25.00 which is the highest initiation fee held by any Men’s Legion district. The Youngstown Legion has been growing very rapidly and has perfected a very strong organization. It expects to make a very decided increase during 1920. Herder S. F. Sullivan has notified the Grand Regent’s office that several immense Frolics will be held in that Legion during the coming months which will be attended by legionaires from miles around. The progress and growth of this Legion is being watched with interest. Noi-th Texas Legion No. 5, instituted at Dallas, Texas, has been holding some very fine Frolics recently. Some novel features in the way of burlesque initiation have been ar- The Home and The National Welfare ■ (Continued from -page ?) land values and the inability of the average young man at the beginning of his career to make the initial investment to acquire a farm. The duty of our Governemnt—both State and National,—is to make a tenant farmer a land owner, to give the farmer a chance to own the farm he works, in short, to encourage the building of more homes in the open country. It is as vitally important that we should do this as it is that we should protect our homes against disease and crime and the forces of nature. These are only a few of the many grave problems now before us. Their solution will require a strong, contractive leadership. That leadership must be one of convictions and principles. A leadership of expediency and opportunism will not do. And the goal of this new leadership must be the attainment of an ecomonic social condition in this country that will encourage the founding of American homes and the rearing of American children. MOOSE WANDER TO FAR PLACES Villette Le Chable, Valais Suisse, Feb. 1. 1920. Mr. Hugo Doebler, Secretary, Grand Lodge of Protection, Mooseheart, 111. Dear Brother: From far away in the Alps of Switzerland I send you greetings. I am proud of my membership in the Loyal Order of Moose and I love MOOSEHEART. I hope to return to the dear old U. S. A. in a few months. Fraternally and sincerely yours, AUGUST LUISIER. founding of homes and the rearing of families. If the policy under consideration be one of taxation no better test could be applied to it than the test of whether it will increase or decrease the number of small home-owners. If an agricultural policy he under consideration exactly the same standard of judgement should be applied. 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