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by recommend and ask the Moose lodges and Moose members in New England to present to Mooseheart a dormitory to be known as the New England Building, and we hereby form oureslves into a committee from New England for this purpose and we pledge our time, efforts and substances to the end that this noble •purpose may be attained.
We exhort all lodges in New England and members of the Moose to open their hearts and purses so that the funds may be subscribed and the building built and dedicated at the next Convention to be held in Moose-heart in 1922.
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MECCA VS. PHILADELPHIA LEGION CONTEST
July 28th, 1920. Hon. John W. Ford,
Chairman of Executive Committee, 421 Commercial Trust Bldg., Philadelphia.
Dear Sir and Brother:—
I note with a great deal of pleasure the open letter from the Great North Moose of Mecca Lodge No. 11, addressing his Legionaires in which he refers to you representing Philadelphia, and Philadelphia Legion having-lost first place.
For your information and for those who may require of you, particularly the Great North Moose John Stevens of Mecca Lodge, please extend to him and them my compliments and state that Philadelphia Legion has never lost first place. That Philadelphia Legion District originally awarded to them some 35 lodges and that the District has been repeatedly diminished by Brother Rodney H. Brandon and the Mooseheart Legion, still we maintain a paid per capita at this time of 1,500 Legionaires. This is more than Mecda has ever had, of paid per capita and Mecca Legion peed not brag or become chesty in claiming the position of first place except for advertising reasons and for the reason that every lodge in and around Chicago within a *radius of 60 miles has been absorbed with the hope of making a substantial Legion in this district.
Philadelphia Legion No. 3 does not give way to the honor of first place and North Moose Stevens of Mecca as well as North Moose Davis of Pittsburgh and any other North Moose are hereby challenged for first place and largest Legion in the United States and with all their efforts they cannot achieve this place as Philadelphia Legion will maintain first place in the Legion, just as the great Lodge of Philadelphia maintains first place with the subordinate lodges of the greatest Fraternal Order in the World.
In conclusion by way of inquiry why do not North Moose Stevens and North Moose Davis set forth in their appeal their paid per capita indicating the Legionaires in good standing.
Yours with warm Fraternal Greetings ALBERT H. LADNER, JR.,
Great North Moose.
Phoebus Lodge No. 1514 held an enjoyable social in the Fort Monroe, Va., Y. M. C. A., during the month of July. A jazz orchestra was present and rendered some snappy and appropriate music. Besides the jazz band there was a harpist and many times during the evening's entertainment the big gymnasium filled with its soft tones.
There was community gymnasium dancing which a great number of the members present joined in, and most important of all refreshments consisting of ice cream, home-baked cakes and ice cold “pop” were served.
A short address on “Mooseheart, the Home that Trains for Life,” was delivered by Brother H. A. McGuire of New York Lodge No. 15, who happens to be visiting down in Virginia.
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JUST send us your hajne, address and size shoe you wear — no money—then our factory will ship you at once a pair of these Genuine Chippewa scout shoes. When you receive them you will agree that they are the most substan• tial and best looking shoes of this type you ever saw. Uppers are a rich, soft brown heavy grain elk, extremely comfortable yet it wears like raw hide—soles are double super wear oak tanned—solid leather heels and halfbellows tongue. These features added to the popular blutcher pattern make this shoe an overwhelming favorite. Send for a pair now. If you are not delighted we will refund your money at once. Just write down your name, address and size and mail today—don’t send any money. Jusl pay $3.98 and postage when shoes arrive.
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