Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-27
EMERGENCY FUND BY
FORESTERSO OF AMERICA
Legislation by the Supreme
Court for All Courts in the
United States

O0lOeu DJdJeS
The further enactments of the Supreme
Court convention. reported exclusively in
the EVENING LEDoER. are presented: The
committee on state Of the order made a
report embodying;
present and F'uture--We find the 4. Of
A IN n healthy condition, though devoid of
growth and Of sufficient enthusiasm The
great world crisis has been and win continue
70 be detriment to our growth, but should
teach us the need Of being prepared for
nR4ressive action at the close Of the war by
wise and progressive legislative enact
mcnts.
entire order has been materially strengthened
and we feel that the time is now eppor,tunse
Ing order into such sections sns5Ss. az are noT %
nosaeg delo,u Oh Snv t,h MANILA lion Of over
ten millions Give % splendid heid Tor our actiyi-
Kansas az etS o%asS sSen MTauSee M % ST. Paul
Indianapolis and other large cities OF the central
Vista tions--we recommend that a system
tIon. Tor from such Interminglinss greater
en.hyslssm usually ,nsttlifqb, ~ bs novs 70 reju
ysnate the junior court mqnHHl as as th2s a%dsq m6si
dspendaSie dfiis' Branch Of our fraternity. -,
strict ssperyislon OF the financial analrs OF
subcrdn9te courts to the end that lax systGms
Patriotlsm and loyalty-we eommsn,d thS the
Individual Foresters in their generous support
voluntary enlistment the Liberty Loan. Red
Cross and the draft. manifesting In most most
cipies OF loyalty, patriotism and love of country
90 Te taught Sy our SEeer that
deeper interest be taken in the . second and nd
S1SS ses ssS5SS' aSd tSe &ngS!s RgT o 6erood
Win greatly advance the standing Of our fra
iernity.''
Tho committee on uniformity, rec9mmends.,
10 the results attained under the varied pro,
cedure systems In vogue ~ lurlsalCI,ohs All
courts and the conditions under which the sHD-
o 5ei{Sd GSd To- tSF purpose to report @ tb,
n-xt htennal session. SO that In.I9ttm In.dI1ts !'"
Tho war emergency fund established by thT ,
snprene Court provides That eaGh nS memncf Snd snn
ber l. January I. April and July ! d,qrlng t%ne ne
sssehts Ss9 may "a 's BE Syed two hundred
q TO be paid At the death OF any member w,r whi,r
country, together with such extraordinary re-
lief the supreme Executive CognciI S may u de o
30 held qnt he Supreme conyGntion thGrGSftsr
Il Is not returned TO The courts unless such con
auired for the management Of this fund is to be
taken out Of is receipts Ten dSEs ,tl grsiGe sinum
extension OF time for payment. and II not mad made
the court neslectins to do so is TO be SUSPENDED
Committee on expansion submitted RECON-
sas. Nebraska, Missouri, Iowa. Utah. Minnesota
aud Montana by the supreme executive council
jurisdictiSns Of Ohio. Iliinoia, Maine. Colorado
.Sa TSs Rs sans af E the or
sanitation department the cost GonnSctcd thffrst
TO the incoming supreme executiys council ,..
ses dsm%ee nj be BY Re
chief ranger 70 consider and report such Sus-
lions Of he subject of eTIcency viii bring into
srest need OF efficiency connected with the work
OF subordinate courts, also some grand courts
good Will accrue, to the order IL the work is
The usual resolutions OF appreciation thank
Ing az who sideJ Il the hosPiS nt Sns SuG n
due form; details OF minor imp9rtanee com
remarks By the mutual admiration coteries ex-
pressed. and the inssallation g the elected Of
completed the fifteenth biennial session of the
supreme court.
Court Michael Arnold No. 3i7, keystone Hail.
session to a review Of tne war crisis in some OF
Its history-maklng canals. p. c. r. Robert
how ,yerldTide is the sigan!ie struggle: with Win
sIn. % Tu ftaiy' B.Isium Mohtenegro. Serbia. China,
Brazil Bolivia. Gua temala. Honduras Nicara-
HsitI. krFentine. 'Greece Siam and san DO.
ningo. All Of which twenty-four governments
end thirteen Of which are S, actually , at war
Is the array in conflict. and with the victory OF
democracy over autocracy made certain then
lent aspects as never before within its range
the common brothC rhOOd of man made uni
Brothers schmidt NLcGoldrick No. l27; Carri-
frsters took an active part in the proceedings.
IIaddington. No. 12s. at sixty-third STREET and
Girard avenue, Thursday had visitation from
Hamilton, No; 80. and De Lancey, No. 32l.
,elity accorded, but were much, interested in
diSested Of monotony by the views ai given nepS bS
The ,yide-awSke psrliamentari9ns; Brother c.
prompt reponse TO the demands Of the order
60 help the fund for The dependents Of our
iast; The The war crisis brings TO to light two fac
Iats much about the action at the front but
TOO llttie about the endurance Of the wife.
privatioGs that their husband son and and father IRer
aro caed to pay "ao de5f d 9 eSed to arms tbs
small burden we should not delay nor neglect"
Supervising Deputy ]. j. Farrell. No 100 Of
The northeast district with an auxiliary corps
Young. Past Grand Chiefs Bacon and Seymour nI
Soyyrensy 9oee 1 ssb Mhs R9rEe
lofer, Kelly. laval SauerwBld. SinnaInon and
wes stokes EmHerich and HasSn with hlGSSen. tween.
n,ne SGs depgiGs put and TeserHe forces from
ciation. the Associated Courts League, the Al
sT o Ses $ R @se saons Hn5 ns
& GoS5is fTde # @ FTt william Penn
nsid. Justice. Fox Chase. Pride of America.
hsS Maine IehiSs ureia HV5ia Grant en BedeSer
Ross oNsy yegS
phia Ludlow and Reed, which twenty-nine bodies
+ hs an. q $50 &ds7P & s. % bs Of Sss
ssnted at the late Grand Court Convention
''No matter what the cause It Is not exc,fsa bile
that court representatives should be absent from
Grand Court sessions. particularly in this year
Of the war crisis" is the ruling OF the over
seer TO alloW 9nything to prevent the at
for the order; vigorous campaIgn will be
made 70 tnstill true conception OF the impor-
tance OF representation at future eonvenings. In
addition the campaign rallies will promote an
increases Of membership as inauguarated by q.
q. q. Farley, who Is resident OF this section
~ = commendable that where matter that
might be aen 70 pursue its own Of ac-
t,ot such as failure to be present at conven-
tions, still the purpose TO be alert TO every
phase that s not progressive in order bring
u Up 20 that standard Of excellence is char
scierlstic that the grand chief ranger possesses
and he exerts himself TO extend ts wholesome
innusnoe TO othsrs proudly asserts P. c. II.
Court Perseversnee, No. 157, has in vogue
It's novelty featured social sessions to be held
weekly during the colder season. as good and
welfare adjuncts The best plans obtainable
have been procured. and Bros. j. G. Bowes
William Bauer Jr.. NJ, r. Ryan. Joseph
EoWers. T.. Shiner, H. schnetzlO. r. Merkie
X. schmitzler and Leonard Hem. the alert
committee. assure the attendants a program
rsddue and distinct each meeting that viii
81 entertainin5 Instructive and replete with
diversions TO- make pleasant the social time
events