Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-12
FORESTERS' COURT
HONORS BEST MEMBER
A Twenty-fve-Year Veteran and
Five Sons Enrolled by West
Park No. 81

dIh lNO. Oh
Court West Park No. 81, at a social re-
union Of its active workers at Forty-fourth
and Lancaster avenue, Brothers Parker,
Reilly, Maggie, Penny, Armstrong, Dr. DON
nelly, Morrell. Geise, Asce, pougherty and
others escorted p. c. r. Charles Lynch to
the reception hall where he was rendered a
hearty welcome, and as the roll was called
Of his forty-two candidates. personally
seeured by him last year, most of whom
are now entered in Uncle Sans service
the patriotic enthusiasm was unbounded
with his own FIVE sons as members as
aocated with him his remarks bore weight
as deeds in words As a veteran who has
never relaxed his fraternal duties and who
each succeeding year adds more and more
fruitage to his quarter of a century's
record, he was listened to by an apprecia-
tive audience, among whom were num-
bered members Of Court Liscum No. 259, Of
which he is the Deputy Grand Chief Ranger
In part his sage advice was:
The duty Of an earnest Forester docs no!
Observance Of tho obligation Of mcmbcrship
expand 50 Tar as possible, in passing fraternai
influence into the lives about us The, rank
Ing this tact the faithful member should be on
offered Too many are so content with the pro
lection which they possess that they make lit
cure It. H leaving TiH the oT woTk to tie ota@STs Let
Us do our own part so that No9 - shall tcei ti
share Of the work and persevere until greater
success cuim,natcs'
Tayior O. 4. II. Hall, i43l brown street at It's
timely discourse 6y It's veteran trustee Brother
Gray upon the patriotic character OF the phil
The remarEs s We're aPropos and should impress
he younger members win the need to DO l their
when Howe's ar army Threatened PhilsdoiPRiS
GirSrd lpoE The path OF a,sia1Se to AmfrGa t
his patriotism was indeed real for no man In
Mod @ Of do danger m act to m a msd oI him Of mark 2o
dire punishment had the enemy been triumph
a better undeTstandlns OF rs added moral
s'm9a 81 mn suerns hed e' in woTF The OF
sfiRdemiG tna ,oS sGogrgCd our city IN rs days
time Of need, wnen during the war Of 1912 he
subscribed for the entire loan Of the United
y Wat GH HSa % duy Py0YS lesson s sis lis
life teaches US all
Long after the philonthrop!ns,t's mortal body
SSss our d}Ss SIb r9m hs coSEs 36r
10 DO duty in every line OF endeavor for ' human, AN
ty May we Eto,TSStSrs S, %h9 ProgdyI bear hls
in our daily life practice the lessons his life i'm
\ splendid musical prosram was rendered
numbers by Brothers Andrea, Refs, Seeds and
other artists
Court Mantua. No. 1870, is recruiting its local
p. G. X. Club with It's eligible brethren OF that
Gao nGfGh Of PhaGepha and yehy are
sterling evidence o: its activity. An active work
appears strange Ga, ned 50 terlis With avail:
able candidates for such an activity factor as
more SneFgeticaily canvassed than has the West
Philadelphia district with It's sixteen substantial
Courts. In that section are at the minimum
300 eligible members OF that official standing.
True: the well.denned purposes should appeal
to them without the necessity Of urgency OF
special appeal or canvass. but Il is also true
personal solicitetiop is winning method, even
by all advocates OF the association.
There IL sufficient, number Of what claim
themselves should do the work o: securing the
accession 10 the =. c. r. Association OF all OF
their eligible friends, without the need OF any
aid from elsewhere and much is looked for.
and rlghtfuy expected from such, co-operatins
with Past supreme Chie. Ranger Mace, No. ssj
Supreme Trustee Donohue, No. 200; p @.
10. iO1i cowSn. No. $50; Past supreme Repre-,
No. 80; T. kesrns No. Isl; LoushrsS and
Kelley. No. ass; McElwee. No. 1874; smith
member Of GRAND Rosrd of Appesis Garland
No. 34R together with thrty-three past era nd
' tiSI rombers residents Of that t distTc % "nOe"
Court Brotherly Love, No, 10. at 2l2a, Eas,
WE pt its sr9thsTs MhS related the sod: en-
Inc Of tho vsrionS new teatu.es adopted, laid
SSs fer hooush sS
trusted that no court or member would fail e
mas mEs WITH re oS GSSnS o GOOD s'
me9t are not tied g. their own opinions, hates
70 welsh existing ..iI .c.iiIrsumstapcss and. passing
sS h NEEDS S saS sSer msn r. S Rsr9d we
the time for the Foresters OF America 20 put
and and hose are are ns vsfs 2T ons. ~fSh oT i
nation is wRsins this warfare--liberty. eguaIity
noble aim should be voluntarily obeyed :
The asdsISsion q tPs PATRIOTS se!iyltiss
sections o. the city, whose purpose is 10 co.
%SsroSs stres in proSoton q IN S9
70 soildlfy al en9eayors n the aid 70 the
No a. Twsaty ars ana south ST. strssts A'saps Z
eo@piisbed and to outline plans for newer ss ss
ertions.
The appeal made by Brother NJ white. No
utility: We cannot sincerely talk of patriotisn
unless are willing to come 10 the aupp0rt
of the country with purse as well as rine
proximated nav he tt5.aoo,o0O day, No tTii,
American VIII dodse service Y some form Tn,
Is he lessons Of thrIt and eDdssvor. ana eisSi
thinking and real endeavor not alone bear TN
burden bot will leaye America hner AID better
we ca mot rightfully talk Of food production
yhlls w Isste as Mt Ht32oysr & fs.imst,s e, on
within our sphere and without food eonssrystlol
ws,staries ws aisssies sra ~ r1 SrPp Ss