Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-03
n gE 0gt long.eatabilshed custom. propO,ers

~ igs out, out long.established custom. Proposers
VI Fop FSPp91sants rs ,,I. do 80 as a duty solely
ESia5s Sf0rms Prsefio.s Tseff + a profess series q
time ago tho topes bsnn "Hfqrntsd some
end s1Hr, the speakers exciusiyeiy members Of the
iation W nG porso nave served Uncle sam. This re-
berpsa bparted t Is an Incentive TO the younger mem
yIlsone Those VIII, have spoken are Brother Samuel
and So It's sssoAs g; a. e. veteran. The Rebellion
Royyssnn medal Of b9nHoF RrfSP'r for eyoo fSGe
Ter ''S ana d5ndsn iS pprslns The Massacre of Gus
cram Incidents We went ThroaFR Brother HSs
now rotTa9 tPTery ySed 9 the std,ss 5Ti'h ossyy
n,isg?3 nHism?3nifTsenGes Of Service in Two Great Ar
tbs nmd Xfra 5s.s GTuz Brother IL Maybgry ats 9t
low by brothers Of the State militia and and re- re-
series has Been Ps sg and and instr nsifuctye
oySort Gye 10 The narratives being direct personal
snlng worth while is done at every Thursday
,Court ,sehuylkll, No. los, Tuesday evening
headed BY It's OS accordion band and and P pr6ceeded
To- its clubhouse. northwest corner 18th and
"All-Tosether.f -schuylkiii' COMMITTEES
Gssssd we're n no g. dmS%m9SF'sR % r. MHz b 49,
=, 1T ., Gan Re Done, II You Are Determined, That
Erammat!e. style pointed and to tho point
1oIolS sTIother klnslowi of Fairmount No. Al. gave
Other addresses were made by P. g., G. r.
wcr E Esr Dr. Who W. DGy in and 1Sc R9taST eeSerS
entertainment by. rendition Of song or, story
ESTs TSrsoh Brothers Rod4Gn GG1y FGpG M9Esf
laney, Street, Thorpe and Petit
Court General Phil Sheridan, No, AL held
an open meeting and smoker Friday evening"
An excellent program was rendered The object
treasury OF available cash Of some $1,000 and
need Of IA a normal no addition to the roster is
acknowledged to be, tho duty of the true
can be done to, the fellowman, and mis- court
and his efficient co.iaborcrs OF tho Ways and
Means Committee provide suitable social at
uppcrmost in the the minds Of the brethren, =. q.
G r. G. =. Bradley, the sneaker Of the eve
,,'PrSparedness Through Fratornal Homo Pro-
lection" and the surroundings Of the j. A.
was. held formed "A setting. impressing the
needs Of preparedness to maintain peace as
for membership were received as an outcome
Of the occasion.
Cour. Mount Pleasant No. 34e, held It's sew
cnth anniversary at Lowber's Hall, 52lo Mar
Gale were the attractive features, Supplemented
with several novelties, Supreme Trustee j.
p. Donohue gave a practical talk on the order.
especially the record Of this court Deputy
Joseph Kelly spoke ON the benefits Of the order
+. c. c. II. Bradley outlined n topic tho mem
bers were asked TO develop for themselves:
Things are not always what they seem to
be-. Secretary Edwards rendered some of
Bobbic Burns poems with the real Scot aC-
cent, he being from Bonnie Scotland. The
vocal and instrumental numbers were rendered
by talent of more than the usual merit.
The captains of the competing teams on mem
bcrship Increase are producing results Of a sat
isfactory character. The orchestral accom-
panimcnt 10 tho chorus strains OF the Star
spangled Banner closed the exercises of an
eventful night. and each participant carried
home n reminder of duty in a poem by the
courts musc what Is the Spirit That Actu-
ates ForestryA"