Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-02
FORESTER FARLEY
APPOINTS COMMITTEES
Alternates Listed for the Su-
preme Court-Statistical Re-
port of National Body

Grand Chief Ranger r. v. Farley has
appointec the following grand court COM
mittees:
Grand Board Of Appeals-P. G. c. r.
Bacon. Of No. 10 A; p. c. Rangers McAnsny.
Of No. 299. and Garland, of No. 346.
Grand Bylaws-Brothers Barbers, Of No.
2o2; Emmerich, Of No. 211 strometz. No.
ESQ.
Grand Auditors-P. c. Rangers Nagle,
of No. ST. Hagan, of No. 22s. and corrigan.
Of No. 4e.
pssglatiNn is rife how many q the
coming Supreme Court convsS,on " nscsstatns
the call Of alternates,. or iast-minute men. OF
Sm '$sS% 'YSsSi, Ps ssSG'nfg1 sfrr's
lSf Ss'Ef f2s 2S %nle FsF'isi' snd
TO- a S'9 in by aS e A only HonS6 SnT'
mde Of sT hs reSS S sSsq Ss
DSETsG,iSg fl moi supposed 70 Ss given
prsCedeHt esabssdR uRrfme In ressn geas when
ree atfr corps was called Rto Sens by ts
brother Lieutenant.
2s at Portland, Me. Of which a detailed as.
advanced notaiors Of eEis alton 10 be CON
The Biennial repor % hs Mn nG
up t9 he nrst Of this year shows an accession
ship to 257.odo' minus later deductions for
The financial accounting shows:
EXPENDITURES
Sick benefits. doctors and druggists
ices nurse compensation and
ndtb msbht-enqnoe - .''''''...''.''... 's5 li2'osso6
Benevolent donations ,.....,..... i67, ,sSl.sl
'ocidl purposes ''''''..''..'..... ol,2so.O5
Total outlay ..................s3, SO $50, 1si,99
he surplus reserve funds after the addition
sS3,S22 s05 o5, Of which Pennsylvania courts
United IS Az ESqsr eomTs in 1' sS%ns
255; courts in Philadelphia, i5e '''''' ''''N
The Past Chief rangers' Association with p.
next wednssday at aarfeid Hail afr' Third % TSi and
BnItttonwood la'It streets This midsummer session
the weather Conditions Without dero detraStns from
ssnras fssfniis & GtiSn SO that the social Testful
FTiPPlnssr, IaiPdb e No 2ti THE Work of the 500
p, The subject Of how the attendance at court
In pGcoF Ss1 be wiz be
The lack OF attendance at the ordinary meet;
to realize and appreciate the order s FOR S What it
really really is, Our meeting places are commodious.
win pntrng e oeers st the sS response In
nnsanHSs meHsapdt ,b by the rank and file Is not com.
tTsG' tps, tn them such evidently fan TO comprehend
Jug the r OF A. is not SIMPLY a benent society,
but cooperative fraternal benevolent organiza-
tti,on, mutually carried on by the purpose method
that each has a part to do. We need to remind
such or the duty devolvng, and set forth
strongly the reasons for fidelity TO that part
OF the ohligation as to attendance, show the
sR9a RS wor saui tSo 1pd p , b6%d d In IL
better qualified than any other factor in our
Held Of endeavors" Discussion of the subject
VIII VII follow with Brothers Lenihan, sauerwald
and Henry leading.
z DR.. Topper. of No. 321, who Is United
states navy surgeon, says: The enactment of
the late Grand Court convention relative to sup.
plying the executive headquar rters with official
data as 10 all Foresters enrolled in the military
service, should be promptly complied with by all
courts of the order in Pennsylvania. In ad-
dtional statistics to the orders practical CO.
operation with the Government should be COM
piled. OF patriotic resolutions, ETC., there is
superabundance. The record os what the #. of
A. did. rather than what we said or promised
will be the best evidence OF patriotism"
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