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Secretary of Labor Davis at Ellis Island
by minor officials at Ellis Island. James J. Davis arrived in this country through that very port of Ellis Island and by knowledge of conditions and by sympathy with all the oppressed he is the very man to clean things up. The photograph shows Secretary Davis at “The Island” on a trip of inspection and investigation.
One of the big problems Director General James J. Davis has to handle as Secretary of Labor in the U. S. Cabinet, is that of properly receiving immigrants at Ellis Island, New York. Complaints have been many, especially in the past year, of needlessly harsh regulations and brutality
Junior Order of Moose
strenuous rivalry between Camden No. 8 and Philadelphia No. 32. Camden Senior Lodge is shortly going to organize a “three-in-one” campaign, including the Senior and Junior Lodges with the Women’s Legion.
Nanticoke Lodge No. 69 is illustrious because of the fact that its officers put on all the work including the initiation of candidates in the most efficient manner.
Mauch Chunk No. 94, is going with enthusiasm into the James J. Davis Campaign for new members. Recently six of the Juniors have graduated into the Senior Lodge aijd there are three others soon to foffirtv them.
Tremont Lodge No. 115 is particularly fortunate because the Senior Lodge gives the boys unlimited privileges in the club rooms.
Shamokin, Pa., Senior Lodge No. 1149, lined up a good number for charter membership in a Junior Lodge and it will be only a short time before they send in for charter and outfit.
Brookville Lodge No. 105 graduated its first member, Paul Steele, at the last meeting of the Seniors. The graduate, before he was initiated, turned in a signed Senior pledge blank for the Davis Campaign with the application of the candidate. The graduate and his Davis Class candidate were initiated together.
Meadville Lodge No. 48 is more than ordinarily fortunate in the help and encouragement given by the Senior Lodge.
At Pittsburgh, Brother Grube found fine stir for Junior Moose, not only in Pittsburgh but in the surrounding country. Three of the graduates of Mooseheart, Harold Taylor, John Mei-kle and Ralph Jones, are going to work up the Junior proposition under Brother McGowan.
In addition to a number of visits in New York State, Mr. Grube has also been with Morgantown, W. Va., Lodge No. 24; Greensboro, Pa., Lodge No. 47; Russellton, Pa., Lodge No. 68, and McKees Rocks, Pa., Lodge No. 88. In all these Lodges Mr. Grube’s visit will effect good results in the James J. Davis Campaign Class, in a higher appreciation of the Ritual work, in a better understanding of the business end of Lodge life.
THE month of November has brought to the Supervisor of the Junior Order many optimistic letters from Governors and Secretaries. The complaints of the summer about business depression, unemployment and all sorts of excuses for “stick in the mud” conditions have faded out of the correspondence.
The Junior outlook has never been so hopeful as now. Each month shows an accumulating list of live lodges.
One of the most encouraging events of Junior Moose progress is the good hold the District Supervisors of the Moose Organization Department have taken upon the Junior proposition. Nine of the District Supervisors have taken contracts for the organization and promotion of Junior Lodges in territory that covers the greater part of Moose country.
The Senior Lodges are beginning to reap. Those Senior Lodges that have heartily welcomed and cordially supported and co-operated with their Junior Lodges are beginning to be rewarded. There have been graduated for the first half of the present quarter over one hundred Juniors into the Senior Order.
With the Junior Lodges
Our Field Representative, Robert L. Grube, continues on his Eastern tour, visiting Junior Lodges and localities where former Lodges have been in operation but at the present time are not functioning. In several instances he has visited Senior Lodges where there are good prospects for the organization of Junior Lodges.
Quaker City Lodge No. 32, Philadelphia, Pa., fills Brother Grubs with enthusiasm.
“One could write reams about Junior Moosedom,” he writes, “after a visit to Quaker City Lodge. To see nearly 75 young men sitting in a good sized hall, and watch them carry on their business better than many Senior Lodges I have visited, was a sight to remember.” Prospects for increasing their membership are excellent.
Camden Lodge No. 8, across the Delaware from Philadelphia, has changed Governors and Brother Charier, the new Governor, will see to it that Camden holds its place at the head of the “Big Ten.” There is
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