Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-22
FORESTERS COOPERATE
IN DISTRICT WORK
Sixteen Courts in West Phila-
delphia Get Together to Do
Something Worth While

Cross Keys, No. 3i9. at Globe Hall, 5000
Market street entertained deleg atoms from
all the sixteen courts of the district, which
held a community of interest," session, at
which the participants in the discussions,
states Deputy Keller, No. 237, proved that
while men may have divergent views upon
the same issues still they are of one opinion
on essential features and m lnliness and
brotherliness are manifested in the scrupu-
lous respect for the rights of all as being
the best foundation for an enduring con-
cord of action" The questions debated
were the establishment of a sectional head
quarters in the respective districts. merging
of courts by Consolid ltion, uniformity of
dues and benefits and stop competition for
recruits from motives of selnshness. the
expansion Of the social and educational
functions of the order plans for a sectional
union initiation class and the best available
methods to have the +. of a. keep p ice
with the enlarged field that West Phila-
delphia has developed within the last fifteen
years of its remarkable growth, These out
lines were furnished by Brother Bangs,
scribe of the assembly The local activi-
ties of the visited court were presented in
the varied program.
The degree team plans were detailed by
Rrother LorinG and it's active promoters ex-
Saar Work Do done by Brohars % Iavim' shaSr Paul
TI,?ney, IIallshan White Pa, Paxs9n; Sentsma3n,
ton Dash @f KShGc he Dram"to Ass%Ga
ule was by Brother 0Tecfe Debate subjects
close Ths, crscpystiins library with the, coy
Vnd 6v Hd ana men con on
furlouEh, was INSPECTED with Brothers simmons
and demcstors is @ shows i"GS Gf as sa%9%d f9
nitgT2turS The ehG5sI class HroRGgs Gathers
9bn5ei yba1 r1sbST oaSs s PrrHe - touch S wa given
b-r Of Liberty Bond emblems worn hy tho audi
enee. referred 70 the wearers as men at home
'front.' and aHqssa hat PSrshnr:so h:o's army ~ suS aHs
fGT q t sartg G rause kent to ,Ss
tribute Of respect 70 the mem2ry e. our noble
The ,comumemoration Of the first aeid gun
liberty october last % WITH nf tns iRsossefs essfslsSs
Ra ncdeht sl FS .rSh9T npt tMoGqcn q Tss
fast passing the day Of freedon ' a%sEens MtS +
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bell led in the closing ode. the national anthem
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In In accordance with enacted resolutions, present.
ger. p shetland; together with the supreme
executive board and advocates OF the Supreme
& &Gourts plan plan VIII present reasons for COM
retention Of the, Grand Courts enactment viii
set forth the advantages IL possesses that the
other does not possess.
| II. c. II. Mcnamara, No. no expIains.
| There Is no acrimonious conflict OF opinions
but a rational desire to maintain the hest
| adapted measure Is the ultimate aim sought by
| simplicity of procedure, well defined intents
| sufhciency Of financial means, assurance Of non.
diversions 9f the Voluntary contributions to
donors. donors. and the return 70 the courts of any
poses poses q It's special creation. makes the Grand
the exact contrary provisional conditions OF
p. e, r, willam c; He'll, No. Iii. copments;
words naturally imply. and that is Just what is
whereas the Supreme Courts later substitute
makes war emergency aids subservieet 10 other
measures praiseworthy though some OF them
might be. they should not intrvds into the
patriotic realm impulse. but seek their own
sustsnancs directly and apart from that par.
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