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Moose Drill Team Contests
(From The Daily Bulletin, printed Convention week).
Roosevelt Auditorium was the scene of some very pretty fancy drills yesterday afternoon when four teams of different Lodges were in contest. The Hall was filled with men and women who were interested in the teams of their home Lodges as well as representatives of other Lodges which either have drill teams or are contemplating them. The drills were almost perfectly performed in every case. The Judges were only able to make their decision throug'h the percentage system which they used.
The Lima Team were the first to exhibit and made a wonderful showing• that was no doubt the result of a great deal of practice.
The Dayton Team followed in their tasty uniforms and were received by the audience with a great deal of applause. They too seemed to be perfect and only the trained eyes of the Judges could tell any difference between them and the other teams.
Rochester, N. Y. Team was the next on the floor and they too did work of great credit. They were dressed in Zouave uniforms beautiful in all the colors of the rainbow. They too received much attention from the audience.
Then came the radiantly uniformed Zouaves of Ft. Wayne. They were to enter in the regular contest but were ruled out on account of not having• registered early enough. There is perhaps not a prettier sight than sixteen men clad in the beautiful colors which comprise a Zouave uniform. Ft. Wayne did a wonderful drill and it was too bad they were not in the contest.
Each year those Teams that enter come to the convention to compete for honors seem to be better drilled, better equipped and better able to make the grade required of them than the Teams of the year before.
RESULTS OF CONTESTS Drill Teams
First prize—$500.00. Lima, Ohio, Lodge No. 199.
Second prize—$250.00. Rochester, N. Y., Lodge No. 113.
Third prize—Dayton, Ohio, Lodge No. 73 (given third place for not having sixteen men).
Ritualistic Teams
Class 1, with drill teams:
First prize—$1,000. Canton, Ohio. Second prize—$600.00. Fond du Lac, Wis.
Third pj'ize—$300.00. Lima, Ohio. Class 2, without drill teams;
First prize—$500.00. Indianapolis, Ind.
Second prize—$250.00. Detroit, Mich.
Third prize—$100.00. Madison, Wis. Individuals
Prizes in order of names:
Dictator—Wm. Shewmaker, A. W. Agler, Geo. Eubank, H. Hilsenhoff, Harry Walter.
Vice Dictator—M. R. Gray, J. Gouth, S. Capron, John Lameciak, A. D. Peterson.
Past Dictator—Hugh J. Davey, Chas. Flory, W. Chedsterton, C. H. Kunz, Hugo Withers.
Prelate—H. W. McCain, Jos. Fiory, Thomas J. Caton, G. W. Brentlinger, Jos. Murray.
Orator—R. R. Truby, Howard Lehr, M. J. Tannhäuser, Benj. Beandette, Joe D. O’Brien.
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“Truly a Home and More”
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UNITED STATES SENATE Washington, D. C.
January 6, 1919.
Mr. James J. Davis,
Loyal Order of Moose,
Mooseheart, 111.
My dear Mr. Davis:
I was very much pleased to have your note of January 2nd and I am very glad to have the booklet conveying the development of the Moose Home.
It is fine to have some realization of what you are doing there for eight hundred children and the numerous mothers and aged members who are beautifully cared for with them. The Moo~e are really doing a very wonderful work under very capable leadership.
I beg to express my very cordial congratulations and earnest good wishes.
Very truly yours,
L	W. G. HARDING.
U. S. Senator from Ohio.
STATE OF GEORGIA Executive Deportment Atlanta
February 28th, 1920. Mr. James J. Davis, Director General,
Loyal Order of Moose,
2117 Farmers Bank Bldg.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Dear Sir:
. _ Referring to your communication of the l.th inst., I acknowledge receipt of book and literature sent me with reference to this Order, and thunk you for same.
I don't need to be giv׳ n any assurances further than tho^e I already have, as to the splendid work being done by your Order at Mooseheart.
Wishing you continued success,
Yours truly,
HUGH M. DARSEY,
Governor.
UNITED STATES SENATE Washington, D. C.
TT T	T	^ January 6, 1920.
lion. James J. Davis, Director General Loyal Order of Moose,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Dear J im:
I have inst been looking over the new Moos neart booklet, “Truly a Home and More,” ai Jfar,t to congratulate you. It is the fine ttur.g of the kind I have seen in many a da with substantial eviden ot the splendid work that is being done Mooseheart. All of us should be mighty proi ot the fact that we can have a part in til service.
V ith most cordial good wishes for your pe !011l1! 8/^a633	happiness and that of tl
Lov .1 Order of Moose during this New Yea
Very sinceivdv
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