The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-27
ORDER Of MOOSE
RENE VI CAMP A|GN
Ne VI MEMBE RS
Plans Are Now Complete For
Many Interesting
Meetings

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Mobilize your energy and concern
trate every effort 10 bringing IN new
members. if the dream Of No. 447 Is
TO become doupIY ana trebly true,
was the aggressive advice given by
Director Or. IL y. EIkourie at the
meeting Wednesday night. There
was large attendance and interest
ran nigh, Another class of eandi-
dates hit the winding trail.
Regret was expressed that
crowded hall did not listen TO the
sreech delivered Friday evening,
May is, by supreme Lecturer VIM.
Trckett Giles of Baltimore, Md,
VINO was compelled to cancel
his enga gment for May 23, owing
TO changed program at Knoxville,
Ienn. a happy coincidence was
the unexpected meeting in this city
Of Mr.. Giles and Supreme Dictator
judge J. Willis Pierson the latter
being en- route to Louisville, KY.
Both met many OF Birmingham
influential citizens during their
stay Judge Pierson was de-
lishted with the Moose work now
under way here. This week. as the
international head of the Loyal Or
der OF Moose of the World he will
aehd 10 Alabama chief executive
an official invitation to make
speech at the dedication of the Dixie
butIdIns at Mooseheart.
fBrandOn Night" probably June
- or 10 created spontaneous
enthusiasm. 1t is confidently expect
"a that Director General James J.
DAVIS now secretary or labor in
President Harding's cabinet will
Iead Governor Brandon out Of the
woods ana across the not sands of
NIooseqohi. AS special honor to
PI5 Din bldhuon move Is on
loot TO corral large herd OF lambs
OF the law Tor the memorable occas-
sion.
Tag daN, juno 10, VIII be tit
unEIS observed at later date Com
T,li zee OF arrangements; Thomas P.
Patterson george Il. Carlisle, Leroy
y. cam.
y lengthy letter was received
from supreme headquarters express
siVe OF hearty thanks for the SPLEEN
ana cooperation and Wonderful sue
cess OF the recent bail given by No.
4ff Tor the benefit Of the Moose
heart endowment fund
1t was voted to hold banquet at
the Colonial hotel at 1880 Friday.
Every member who attends Will in
Nlte friend. Tickets may be pro-
cured OF George f. Carlisle.
The selection of William NJ. White
as lodge orator was unanimously ap-
proved. and accepted by him. John
J.. Aetner was appointed to secure
Moose films for exhibition purposes.
a limited number of honorary
memberships We're granted.
The resolution creating T. p. Pat
terson. past dictator was forward
ed to supreme headquarters Mr..
Patterson has already reserved
rooms as delegate from No. 447 to
the annual convention. He advises
all those intending to attend to
make their reservations Immediate
ly to avoid the big rush the last few
days before June u. Transporter
tion rates fare and a half" Among
the many features at the convention
f Director General James j. Davis will
t invite the governors of every state
i to participate in the governors
round table discussion OF child la
bor Each governor will be ask
/ ed to attend in person and to send
two delegates to this conference. ono
] OF tho objects being to formulate a
| uniform child labor law and to urge
| its adoption by those states where
| there is no such law on the statute
books.
Moose Day at the Lake" will be
! placed in the hands of an active
I committee and pleasurable and
profitable days outing is assured.
DR. Elllourie spoke very highly Of
the receptions accorded himself and
Supervisor kennedy before various
groups in all parts of the city and
wished to tender his deep gratitude.
Facetiously added the doctor. we
Will never stop, until over the top"
Secretary Ed J. Kennedy read the
appended extract from Miss Della
was a member of Mobile Lodge No.
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