The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-06-24
ELK0UR|E SAYS
No D|M|NUT|ON
IN MOOSE EFFORT
Birmingham Lodge Adopts
Program of Renewed
Summer Efforts
UNIQUE and ftrceful formula was

Summer Efforts
A unique and fCrceful formula was
prescribed by dictator DR.. H. A. Elk
ourie at the weekly meeting of Bir-
mingham lodge. No. All. Loyal Order
OF Moose. Wednesday night The
large attendance rose and took notice
as the new head of the Moose en-
phasized that there will be no diminu-
tion in activities during the heated
spell. In fact. unusual efforts will
continue without interruption until
Birmingham is in Its proper position
in the Loyal Order of Moose. which
is now leading tho world in the great
child welfare movement. DR.. Elk
kGurie also took occasion to pay a
tribute to the memory OF the late
Judge Dan A. Greene: asked MEM
bers to take personal part in making
the Magic City a model city; told
true tales Of Hugh Morrow's remark
able "reminiscences of early Blrming
ham days; declared merchants
should screen their goods to prevent
contamination of food by flies, bugs
TOdCIltS anu ulSedSS germs Sdlu lueTc
should be no screening of men who
seek to use any fraternity, or the
city, simply for what they may get
out of It. He commended the Moose
as an order fer Its accomplishment
in the fight against narcotics. and
sent home some sententious and SEN
sible sentiments pertaining to the
alarming smuggling of aliens. His
plea for thorough Americanization
was a patriotic outburst.
Thomas P. Patterson. delegate
he should cast his ballot in favor
of electing officers annually as now
provided or direct from the floor as
proposed.
The picnic committee. comprising
L. A. Zackery. John L. Zettner, B. c.
Burkhart, G. B. Ivey, and B. l..
Brasher. reported arrangements we'll
under way for a days outing in July
at East Lake park. c. l.. Spain will
be guardian of good order and good
time. w. NJ. Newman was rendered
note of thanks for his zeal in dis
playing the national colors on Flag
Day
1t was voted not to permit any
kind CT gambling. on Moose premises
under penalty Of fines and expulsion.
Birmingham lodge, Loyal Order of
Moose. is a real fraternity for the
mutual uplift and betterment of all
its members. not a convenience with
free rent for few" explained DR..
Elkourie. :
Leroy A. Cain. representing the
ment of his interview with Rev. l. NJ.
Broadly. who has consented to de-
liver a specially prepared address
on "Mooseheart. the Beautiful" on
the occasion of No. ATS fourth an
niversary. Sunday. July s. The SER
mon will be broadcasted.
Davis Coming.
A telegram from Director General
that on account of President Hard
ing leaving for Alaska June 20, 1t
would be absolutely impossible for
him to visit Birmingham this week
but Will be here later.
An attraction for Brandon Night"
through the courtesy of the depart
ment of social science Ct the Ten
nessee Coal. Iron and Railroad com.
pany. will be the popular T. c. l.
chorus of so male voices and a To-
piece orchestra. under the direction
of Prof. stephen AllsCp. assisted by
Prof. Fred G. Wiegand.
An exceptionally large class of
represented by w. G.
J. w. Smith. Frank
and George D. Kitzinger,
was initiated. and so new applications
placed in the hands of the investi-
eating committee. 1t was decided to
take advantage of Brandon Davis
Night" and every member was urged
to keep busy now that he Is busy"
The extentiCn of open charter Is in
hn Nd 80
partment. Regular class initiation
Wednesday and the week following.
On Wednesday the supreme coun-
Gil. convened at Mooseheart. ratified
the selection of Thomas p. Patterson
as past dictator of No. 447. Mr.. Pat
terson left Friday tt attend as dele
gate, the big convention opening
June "a. Saturday he was a guest
of Greater Chicago lodge, No. 8. and
the Illinois Athletic club and wilt
messed the exciting track and field
days.
Kennedy Goes To Convention.
District Supervisor N. Waldo Ken
nedy left Saturday noon for Moose
heart. Ill. He will be the guest of
Director General Davis three days
following the convention. at which
time it will be decided upon whether
he returnes to this territory or goes
elsewhere.
l.. A. Cassidy OF Nc. 1876, Port Rich
mond. N. Y. was caller at the
Moose club Monday The biggest and
most noteworthy convention in the
tory of the Loyal Order of Moose
will be the thlrty-fifth annual In
ternational session of the supreme
lodge Of the World Loyal Order of
Moose. at Mooseheart during the
week beginning June "a. This con-
vention will mark the tenth ami
versary of the first definite action.
which brought about Mooseheart. 1t
will also be legislative session.