Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-20
FOREsTERS OF AMERICA
Courts Friendship and Cbeltenham in
Patriotic Demonstrations

.
Forestcrs or America, actively partici-
pated in the demonstration and parade
which marked the raising of a COM
munity service nag in honor of the 3aS
young men of that thriving industrial
section who responded to the call of
the colors This court has an honor roll
recording its quota Of the heroes.
Brothers Wells. Quinn. Ennis, Sutcliff,
kellerman, Mitchell. Gradel, Water
house and the auxiliary aides, who were
the committee from Friendship, coop
Grated with the general body
The Tscony service FLAG Association.
under whose auspices the union celebrate
was held and which is claimed az being one
Of the greatest outdoor commemoraions
ever held in that section. spCCceded in got
upon its roster
one hs .bs nss sssps hs n 'cGFS Of b
Loan and Var chest campaisn movemcnts
OF S'sb.y sac Is sne%s fpnS S
the directorate. at the cali OF the nation
equally as the amount so allotted slrcaaS;
found Its way into the avenues of patriotic
and benevolent needs
Diamond street AMI Germantown avenue.
gave to its social.niSht attendants an idea
I nnsresRorrs seneds 81 s Mrsr,eT
Dorsey and Eberle--the providers Of attrac..
Mth Es nsscntS1 that met
secretsrS, Buschcr, in nlludins to tho many
Itb n-S. 81 the the Ssu
II. H. sS surplus q snd
the use made Of the social auxiiaries have
rsdosnded red 20 the weitsre Of the sody sTd
forts put forth by the management is evil
dsneed disneed by the results they have made pos
were domiciled N the guests rcssrvs ZION.
o,hGr sEi'Wminss Those pgted, II The ,, a.
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ssi; Petssr. Da W. Gon!,n. "'Ss 80; tunniHs""m,
by pubic street demonstration adjecept to
PS5ss ise hs
the 2is members paraded TO the grounds.
Gsns hse Of ss' sSs Sssg %cpt t and
sE the oef g FohrEs rhs F.sSS %s
Donahoe and Diamond Brothrr !E GSorGs So, Az" Axe
a coismitise es was s Rrohers fq' Rclly Hart Nor
rsll and MurrhEi Tableaux illustratiNSs Of Of
HS srotsers hers La a. Ges-. H !. ]. Rrsdle3 and s,s%.
ton The parts taken were assigned to The
The reception committee. was brothers
Mitchell Lynch, roran aud Doushert". with
Grand Auditor ". !; Nssls and pr: J. ,I,,S Don;
Haddinrto9s cross keys.. Marion. Ma antus,
ouhi Tnu GOOD W ana liz Rscum
Court Robert Morris No. .5s, Burkhardt
Hail. Twent, second and Dickinson, street.:
sompo,ed arrsnSemen,s for is natri"t'e Tf, r.
sSHr StSs'"|0" u S"rs S Rr"thSr
bis6er f%lr ffhS% ThaaSa% .%Is rurSH |arE sa 90"
nisl,, has sta we'd the exercise :" 81 !" ne
c"niua," T""1 ihe desds Of It's patron: te imam
cier q Washington arm The Lac, Isair' sr
auAihAiN VIII assist in the carrying OUT OF
tho splendid program.
Court r, =. Reed, No. 2s2; Iscsers lIsli;
ss ssf Of s fsed Hsss Pso saa
to participation in the patriotic dsm"nsira-
G" TSa % ihD 4'FTns n Moun s0TSsGs on 30
hrother Judd SondEs,or rnd iinnSS NE Hro,Saq Sn&
marehsrs. mar, Who viii anna isa'natse. Tith The
hsrkesS. Pastor: ssilGr; MstaHsi EroMn F:c"ygs
Bradley.
Court Cheltcnham. No. lj3 held 4 town
ship r. OF A. patriotic rally. Supervising
Deputy r. Friel. in explaining the success
! attendant upon the active interest OF the
membership in war aid movements. stated
! THE court in its war relief activities aims
to accomplish the purpos" by stimulating
right ideals; It seeks to reach the normal
dispositions and tempcraments with Just
! enough pressure TO regulate the problem;
then through persistent presentation until
! all arc persuaded 10 civ" response noby. IL
required courage and perseverance. Qualities
our committees in charge possess TO an un-
usual degree.
The program was cnlivencd with mirthful
and musical numbers as the best antidote c
! for physical strain Of eNacttng daily work.
Brothers ONeill. Spiro, Dodds. MarkleY,
Kuntzman, Alburger and Deutsch anticipatcd
! the desires of the audience in their well
planned program linkng the lighter socia
and the serious in 4 well-proportionod sys
tam. They had the able cooperation oi
Brothers Way, Potts. Gillespie. keneiy
Pohl Horner Adams. viii, kesser. Old
ham and Mahlon Lukens in the SalaNy OF
talent and in general helpful effort; Per
tinent talks were presented in graphic stNi
by Brothers Courtney. OF Liberty Council
Friedman, Olive Branch. and Bribery. OF T.
b. Reed. OF the intown visitors there were
Brothers Spahr. No. so: Kelly, No 33S, Fat
terson No l46; Linehsn. No. 23i: Heron
! No. o.; Fenton. No III; Flick: No. DOL
Evans. No. l54. Roth. No. Us: Happlc, No
Il: Wilkinson No. 20s, and BAUM No. IL"