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“The Juliette״ is made of medium weight linene — very popular—rich looking, suitable for all occasions and extremely serviceable.
Launders perfectly. Cut along full loose youthful lines so popularwith women of every age. Beautifully embroidered with fine white mercerized floss. Collar, turn-back cuffs and vestee of white pique. Belt has attractive celluloid buckle.
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MOOSEHEART MAGAZINE
The Junior Order of Moose
(Continued from page 12)
petmg with local and Chicago teams, has an enviable record. They already have a good start toward a prize trip to MOOSEHEART or Toledo.—Grube.
Mascoutah, Illinois, No. 109. An impromptu joint meeting was just as successful as a pre-arranged one because Secretary Aberle of the Juniors personally interviewed and invited all the young men to attend, and a big majority were on hand. They are already talking baseball down here and are anxious that a number of Junior Moose Lodges be instituted in their neighborhood in order to establish a Junior Moose athletic league. They are conducting their meetings in a first class manner and initiations are held regularly.—Grube.
Elwood, Indiana, No. 70. A visitor in Elwod can be assured of meeting all the Moose of that town if Brother Dudley, Governor, can take him in tow. Lately a dandy joint meeting was held, followed by an oyster supper and entertainment the following night, and these managed to bring the Junior Order of Moose to the atten-tion of everyone. Junior members are joining the ranks of the Loyal Order Band and great things are expected of them.—Grube.
Indianapolis, Indiana, No. 25. A rousing joint meeting and smoker gave the Juniors of Indianapolis much of the spirit of Moosedom that pervades the Senior Lodge. Indianapolis Seniors have so many first honors among the Loyal Order Lodges that it is little wonder their Juniors have determined to gain first honors in the membership campaign. Many splendid talks by members of the Loyal Order in Indianapolis and the fine enthusiasm that already prevails is due to the mutual co-operation between all branches of the Moose family.
Evansville, Indiana, No. 38. Such pep! Such co-operation! Evansville is afire with the spirit of Moosedom. A voluntary contribution by the members of the Senior Lodge at the joint meeting held recently for the purpose of offering cash prizes to the Juniors to carry on their campaign for more members is only one example of the help that the Juniors are receiving in Evansville. Now that District Supervisor Perrin and the Dictator of the Junior Lodge have kissed and made up, their amicable difference is nil. All four branches of the Moose family were represented at the recent community fair in Evansville and Governor A1 Miller had his young men busy spreading the gospel of Junior Moosedom.—Grube.
Junior Moose in Canada
, Since the first of January a number of Junior Moose organizers have been appointed for various localities in Canada. In Medicine Hat, Alberta; Sarnia, Ontario; Lethbridge, Alberta; Toronto, Ontario, and Hamilton, Ontario; with Ladysmith, B. C., and Victoria, B. C., active operations are proceeding and in next month’s Mooseheart Magazine we shall be able to publish institutions of the majority of these.
Just before going to press a letter comes in from Wallace A. McGowan, Supreme Councilman, who is working the great Moose proposition in Montreal, in which he gives most promising assurance of a Junior Lodge in the jurisdiction of Montreal Lodge No. 1111, L. O. O. M. Mr. McGowan indicates that if he can get the proper assistance he will be able to put a lodge of two hundred and fifty Juniors into Montreal. What Brother McGowan thinks he can do is always done.
“double the membership.” Have best basketball team in Junior Moosedom. Have won all games played this season. A crack bowling team rolling with the Senior Lodge and making them all step. A dance given with great success. Drill team which will make them all step at Toledo Convention. Fine support and co-operation from Senior Lodge.
Huntington Lodge No. 114 instituted January 14th. Governor Ulrey writes: “We have a very enthusiastic bunch of boys, twenty-eight in number, and they tell me they are going to have one of the strongest Junior Orders in the State.” Junior Lodges of Indiana will please take notice.
Norwalk, Ohio, Lodge No. 100 unanimously and enthusiastically passed resolutions to double the membership by June 1st. They will do it, because Governor Costello has offered the Lodge a free trip to Toledo on the Norwalk Moose special train, provided the Lodge will increase its membership to 75 by June 15.
Collinsville, Illinois, No. 9׳. Although the Lodge has had to slow up temporarily because of universal business depression it is out to win one of the Free Trips to MOOSEHEART. Several recent graduations from Junior to Senior Lodge have freshened up interest and every member of both Orders is boosting the Juniors. Each candidate for office for the new term has put the “learn the ritual” plank in his platform.—Grube.
Vallejo, California, Lodge No. 102. Governor Leonard O. ^ Hall writes, “Since we are the first"”Junior Lodge to be started in California, it is up to us to show by our efforts that a fraternal order for boys is a blessing to the young men of America.” Physically Vallejo Lodge leads off in weight and height. It has initiated a Junior weighing two hundred and twelve pounds in his shirt sleeves,— a healthy nineteen year old youngster. They have several Californians over six foot in height who look like a group of young “piano movers.”
Baltimore, Md., No. 34. New members initiated every meeting night. Bowling league started and preparations made for dances. Governor Kube has divided up his Lodge for team work on the contest proposition. Every member is committed to “talk to every hoy he meets between the ages of sixteen and twenty, in factory, office, home or street, and if worthy, allure him to sign application for membership in No. 34.” New members initiated at every meeting night. Bowling league started, and preparations making for dances.
Elkhart, Indiana, No. 33. One of the fortunate Lodges that survived during the war. Their conduct of the meeting easily demonstrated the thought that the young men had given to their ritual. The Club House has a gymnasium and a Junior Moose basketball team, and has been having wonderful success this season. This Lodge is another shining examnle of the result of the kindly interest that the Loyal Order in any town should give the Junior members in their jurisdiction.—Grube.
East Chicago, Indiana, No. 3. A Junior Orchestra, Junior Moose trio and Junior Moose speakers entertained an overflowing audience recently which rivalled the Senior party of the following evening.
Dancing and plenty of refreshments for everybody left the wish that the Juniors would entertain their friends often. Their basketball team, com-
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