Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-05
FRATERNAL PATRIOTS
TO ARMS IF NEED BE
Foresters of America in Confer
ence Pledge Prompt Response
to Call Of Duty

W Sdll VI Duty
An official call brought to +. of A. head
quarters 1907 Arch street, the represent
tatives of 154 courts enrolling 32 900 mem.
bcrs. located In this city, for the purpose
or making public record Of endorsing such
action as has been and may be taken to up
hold the honor and dignity OF our nation
ana Tag The object was promptly COM
Piled with and the transactions receiving
tull approval are herewith summarized:
on! trEsn STs 6ppes for .n,;,mons the differ
to @asa all calls he they Of whatever nature when
authorities this sste shs ali ana @cmSers p
listed ~ be- exempt from payment Of dues while
called, called e duty be aided from The peneyqienco
asn6S aan6 r that patriotic public rallies he held by
% at the OaS m pain e Sy ts
such use as may be necessary members TO wear
sosr. s@s ,Sar ps ness and 70 display ,ns hs
weekly weekly exemplincations in all sections as an
f o M's honor msk
ed ed IhS 5hSt al financial ssslstaneg possiSs moral
cnssrfplly and promptly given our nation; that
Ts sGp 'H idesIs smpn'''ae patriotism and America
The The meeting was devoid Of all hyster!a being
as e m oda S0T 9ss 1 pss snS
by their membership obligations 10 at all times
sr I9yal AZ to me c2untry and now that the marta
manifest 6y exterior acts the Inward conXiS; I;,
MIN VIE Re ffEw OF %Sn our in
similar meetings will be held in each county
Slate bodies viii cali or hsye hsid like session
and the Supreme Court has through its officers
sanctioned tie movements.
Court Hamilton. No; 90, held meeting OF
initiated and preparations made by Samuel W.
& A4r m wss fos desrsa sf sofcr e Sn enend
throush the EVENING LEDGER: hearty invita- ta
sS ssioI Ss
y r. 4. H.. BsSS
q. {. Il; Charles ?. bradley. whose generous
s!sceS th$ msslns E"'Isf sfo.hef tfs joe RsaasR
nS nSn PE poSos5. %SS pfy Of S1Trt ss Psa
SsI,ha' SsIphs Frank LSHshran s. T. of Court Lin
Secretary. James J. Noon presented the
Sp S s ana fa%ns 81 .s
ss ~, sS%sf
workers into unison action eGmblnat9n
Hahn. Catheli. Luttrell,, Noon, Gittinger, Me-
MS%fse wsS%T Tia i'5FsI
ana KeneT 10 % This IA The %
4. cause being novel idea in organization en-
r, The Deputies Association Of Philsadeiphis la ia
street street and si after IL rcutine business conference
symposium was formed the assgned subjects
@ %hsr,a% eaesSe. ass bSsds sesss Ta%snsgq isS
swiGi Gsnns TH sio s0
NJ Mn s4 So and 81 Gans NJ flt HGsFsSa
H. Duroso Passyunk No. .rt 81 faMisss, Grr,s lrse S
gS?esSsi gSs; Gaerin East Send No o. and L. j. smith
MS a4l and sia Bradley. auxiliary deputy of John
The grand chief ranger and grand secretary.
ssss4 Mn Rs %
aa sG hoDn oos Nd MS Ne
kS N S M No. and st tors
and activity bodies hold no sessions, as a mark
# AND nonor of the the
code is based. Tonight throughout the country
Fond fvssH w sHpr Se pad 81
the msrtyred Abraham Linson the anniversary
in hTSlnsr part the Object intended TO give out
very ue Forester OF hi. dependenee upon his
s bs and ss |erds OF Mho the
BLESSING. and on the Almighty Being place ','
ttSais ton. the We Worthy deputy Of Tamanend 10
states; For the motive that leads us to tbs
wcgSs Of Gf the the
o sa
exclusion of religious principle and as an
Srse %s as ssai proclaim o nd
upon God, the Supreme Being and our duties
to Him as His creatures"
IRE Past Chief Rangers' Association will
and s Buttonwood @ streets After the business @ ses,
6se w b ss
he intel
the general body viii III Be opened by Brother
2E%'ss %Rssss nis S
I %siis Us shsdid jpn %
ImE-9Bsf9t Ssi!u. as
Spen the essatOn Sh Of the duty to expand its
fssss 95nfeT fho 6sse
side'-Brother C. D. Orr
The holding OF general public, memorial
Urged to hSn0 Sy he
1s b Ssis 81
sSurts 30 ths undsP shs proSssns riias s
:nes PromS!on plans covering =" varipSs Ss
rssn s1rss,qs sq$S
MeNamee a5l Rs,g,0rans SecFetarX HS,beEE
H. H. srrior TTfosqEsa % ss
Flick 85i: Willard, 34S; Medical Examiners
Doctors Brown, Manning, ,Schlotterer. Drueding.
Defoney Fralinger and West. Application
blanks and all data desired by any p. G. r.
f9inHo hnancai secretary 1917 North Mutter street.
this city
In the ma atriotic day exercises at Independence
So,iare held as a united city event last Satur-
day the Foresters present in large num-
hers but did not parade as distinctive body.
A prominent official OF the order, who took notes
~ 'bra nches represented in especially conspicu-
ous delegations, furnishes list which he states
comprises only those bodies he was able to dis
tineuish before they were merged In the great
concourse OF people participating. The vocalists
OF the courts named were present TO swell the
Volume in the mammoth chorus that sang the
American airs: Camp Washington, No l24;
Commodore Barry. 1870: John Paul Jones. 3l9:
Jefferson, 46 Federal. 90: Pennsylvania. 81;
continental, II: Columbia. SO; Liberty. "a;
American Eagle, 85; Mount Vernon, III; jus
tee 10; sheridan. 14i MCCLELLAN. i4s; Kear-
ney l6S; The Maine. l69 Wayn,, IT'S: Merri-
mac ioi: Grant. la3 Maceo, 200; Hawkins, 200;
Montgomery. PA; Putnam. 2ls; Patrick Henry
sai: Iawton, 232; Logan. .52; Robert Morris.
aSs Mckinley. 273; John Hay. 34s, and Vic
torious. 35l.
1T is sare to say" r. q. c. r. stated.
that had the call be announced in time 70
allow a general turnout of the order II could
have paraded almost all OF its 1000 member
shin in this city" Court Fairmount. No. Al.
and its band marshaled one of the largest