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Great Preparation for Order’s Greatest Convention Now Going On. Toledo Boys Say “Come On, We Will be Ready For You.”
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President-elect Warren G. Harding, Governor Davis of Ohio and governors of many states, as well as U. S. Senators, Congressmen, Judges, Mayors and many other celebrities including Federal Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis, who is the baseball chief, will attend the convention, Toledo announces.
There will be accredited delegates from every city and town of consequence in the United States, as well as from the provinces of Canada, also from London, Paris, Hawaiian Islands and South America.
Included in the program will be competition between drill teams, ritualistic teams and ladies’ teams and bands. Toledo has deposited $10,000 to be given in prizes and the Board of Governors of MOOSEHEART has added $10,000 to make it an incentive to the teams to enter the competition.
One feature will be the parade with floats representing every state and many cities.
The convention will be a legislative one at which laws for the government of the Order will be amended and made, officers will be elected and the general future welfare of the lodges and membership are planned.
The Toledo Lodge reports a wonderful increase in membership and a campaign is being conducted for the purpose of getting at least 10,000 members by the time that the convention begins.
Last, but most important, the Women of Mooseheart Legion will be there. God bless them! They will have a convention at the same time. There will be a big program for the women and by the women for which elaborate and systematic preparations are being made.
The trip will repay you in education and entertainment, for you will see the Golden Rule City. Some years ago a man was elected mayor who earned the name of “Golden Rule Jones.” When he took office he found that out in the poor districts, where the working men, the toilers lived, there were little children with no place to play. Immediately there was inaugurated a system of parks, with a swimming pool here, a swing there and a merry-go-round yonder. The city came to be known as the Golden! Rule City. They practiced and taught humanity, altho often criticised for the extent to which they were going. The very atmosphere became impregnated with the idea that there. is something more in life than mere piles of stone, brick and mortar. Golden Rule Jones died but the seed was sown, the seed of human love, brotherly love, kindness to humanity. That magnificent work was carried on by Brand Whitlock and by the present Mayor, Cornelius Schreiber.
Toledo is historical in all the word implies—right there is the beautiful Maumee, flowing through the city, navigable for the largest boats on the lake. In the suburbs of the city is Fort Miami, where Kentucky men gave their lives to the end that this country might be wrested from a foreign power. Down a little further on
Toledo, chairman of the housing committee.
The Hotel Men’s Association, working with the Toledo Lodge housing committee, will publish a pamphlet containing a list of all available rooming places in the city in preparation for the international convention of the Moose. All persons with rooms to rent will be listed. A tent city may be erected in Bay View park.
There are already many requests for rooms and Toledo newspapers announce that the city is preparing for the biggest convention ever held there.	t
To give you an idea of the interest the Lodges are taking in the convention we will mention some of the early reservations made:
Bellefontaine, Ohio, Lodge, Brother E. C. Curry states, expects that every member of the Lodge will attend the convention.
Fort Wayne, Ind., Lodge is trying to organize a Marching Club of 3,000.
Philadelphia Lodge wants 200 rooms.
Greater Chicago Lodge has asked for 500 rooms. They will also send a glee club of 50.
Cincinnati Lodge, through Secretary Frank Anderson, has engaged 150 rooms and has hired a Toledo band.
Pittsburgh, through Fred Jones, has engaged 250 rooms and has hired a 65-piece Toledo band.
Johnstown, Pa., announces that it will be represented with a uniformed marching club and that it will have a snug amount of money to spend on the trip.
Meriden, Conn., Lodge will send a good delegation who are members of the MOOSEHEART club.
The Toledo Lodge, through Frank Saxton, Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce; Dewitt Fisher, Secretary to Mayor Cornelius Schreiber, and Dictator A. L. Rafter of Toledo Lodge visited MOOSEHEART recently and submitted plans of entertainment, etc., to the Board of Governors of MOOSEHEART, who O. K.’d them.
The Toledo spirit is evident and all the leading citizens are responding to the call of the Chamber of Commerce and the Labor organizations . They want visitors to say “Toledo is a real city and one of hospitality and good will.” The finance committee announces that it has met with such success that it can see the vision of the hilltop to finance the convention. The members of the finance committee are. Mayor Cornelius Schreiber, Judge O’Donnell, Chris Wall, Morris Ko-bacher, Clarence Benedict, William Savage, Judge Austin and Paul Wreath.
It will be a gathering of wholehearted fellows filled to the brim and running over with welcome greetings and hearty laughs.
Toledo is planning entertainment widespread in character and something will be offered every minute. There will be celebration-and gaiety, not of the time-worn kind, but something new, so that after you leave Toledo you will talk about the city and will want to return.
Mooseheart Alumni Association
New England, New York and New Jersey. This meeting will be held early in 1921 and will take the form of a farewell to Professor Albert Bushnell Hart, Mooseheart Governor, who will sail for France to exchange with a professor of a French college for a period of several months.
Director General James J. Davis, president of the Mooseheart Alumni Association is preparing for a number of meetings qf this Association in various sections of the Moose jurisdiction. Probably the first large meeting will be held in New York City when the Alumni will assemble from
The thirty-third annual convention of the Loyal Order of Moose will be held in Toledo, Ohio, June 27-July 2.
Make your hotel reservations early as the Toledo hotels will have only 7,800 rooms available for the delegates, members of drill teams, ritualistic teams, bands, members of lodges and their families.
The Toledo Hotel Men’s Association has had a meeting and promises to take care of 7,800 persons and guarantees no increase in prices. They have quoted prices to Chris F. Wall of
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