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Southern Illinois Tour of the Mooseheart Student Band
Bv LOUIS A. HARVISON, Mooseheart Student
evening■ concert in the Auditorium there. The prominent speakers at the concert were. Senator Henry M. Dunlap of Illionis, Superintendent M. P. Adams and Supreme Secretary Rodney H. Brandon. Everything went off in “apple pie” order and the people were apparently well please with the concert.
While Mr. Reeder was waiting for a car, an old lady came by and as she hurried along shoved something into his hand, saying. “It’s for MOOSEHEART, my husband is not a Moose, I wish he was.” Later he found it to be a dollar bill. That was probably more than the kind heatred woman could afford but she understood what a great thing MOOSEHEART was and wanted to give her support.
The car transporting the boys back to town was one of those wheeled “rocked me to sleep” kind. The conductor was shoving them in the back end and at the same time shouting, “Plenty of room up front” and they were being crowded out of the front end. It was 12 P. M. before anybody was quietly settled in the hotel.
Immediately after breakfast at eight A. M. on Thursday, March 2oth, the Band got on a special electric train, made up of parlor car and coach and started for Springfield, Illionis. President William McKinley of the Illionis Traction System, who is some enthusiastic Moose was no doubt responsible for the elegant equipment in which we travelled.
At 10 A. M. the band stopped off at a little town called Monticello, and played a short concert for the folks at the local Opera House. The mayor had declared it a holiday and most everybody had a chance to hear the music. Ail the school children were there. “Abbie” Conner was well enough to play his solo and while in the middle of it he suddenly stopped to let some water out of his horn. After he had emptied it he started in playing again. When it was all over Mr. Reeder said, “Water in your horn, eh, Abie?” Abie replied, “Why shouldn’t there be, there’s three springs in it!” He pointed to three little spring's that raised the valves.
It was noon time when they arrived at Decatur. The Moose of that lodge were at the station and they led the way to the club house where a big feed, prepared by the Women’s Legion, was waiting. It didn’t take long for the hungry travelers to dig in. Everybody was wishing that they
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Rain! Rain! Rain! It happens that way every time the Mooseheart Band leaves on a trip. When thirty-eight boy musicians prepared to leave for Southern Illinois on the early morning of Wednesday, March 24th, they were greeted with heavy showers. There is but one thing that rivals wet traveling and that is—a lot of baggage. Fortunately, on this trip there were only five suit cases to be lugged along in addition to the instruments.
The boys, accompanied by Superintendent M. P. Adams and Band Director L. B. Reeder, boarded the shimmy-shaking North Western Milk special at 6:40 A. M. and arrived in Chicago an hour and a half later. When in the big city they were joined by Messrs. Rodney H. Brandon, Supreme Secretary of the Loyal Order of Moose, and W. Lee Provol, District Supervisor of the Order for the State of Illionis. A rapid transit was made across the city to the Dearborn Street station where a train was taken for Champaign, Illionis.
It was noon time when the party of forty-two arrived in Champaign. Who would be at the station to greet them but Harold Taylor and Wayne Wallace, two Mooseheart High School graduates of the class of ’19. who are attending the University of Illinois, which is one mile from Champaign. These two young men guided the hungry ones to the nearest restaurant.
Reservations were made in the best hotel in town. It was a trick of Mr. Adams’ to grab up all of the sample rooms and have four or five beds placed in each of them, instead of buying up a lot of single and double rooms. This not only meant good accomodations but also a great saving and it was great fun with six to eight in one room. AfteV being comfortably settled a march was made around town and the newspapers serenaded.
“Abie” (Gerald) Conner, the smallest boy in the band, also chief melo-phone soloist was up to his old tricks again—he had to get sick and missed a trip to the University. While on the University grounds the boys made friends with a little ragged dog. Also, they had the privilege of entering the largest college armory in the world and watching two thousand students at drill. Our two graduates played in the second Regiment Band, which was performing that afternoon.
At seven thirty in the evening the boys, boarded an electric car, with their instruments, to the University grounds, preparatory to playing the
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