Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-21
NO FIELD SPORTS
ON FORESTERS' DAY
Associated Courts Committee
Decides to Omit Demonstra-
ton During War Dr..

At the meeting OF the delegates Of the
104 courts assembled to arrange for the
thirtieth anniversary OF the commemora-
tlon of Foresters' Day, which has been
| the special event for work of the Asso-
ciated Courts committee for the last
thirty years. that aggregation, COM
| prising the premier honor-bearers of the
| most progressive courts and the result
producers of the loyal rank and file OF
the fraternity" explains p. G.. C. r. John
H. Kirk, No. 10s, "dd a magnanimous
act that not only rebounds to their
good judgment but also adds laurels to
their patriotic devotion By unanimous
| vote IL was agreed TO discontinue the
outdoor demonstration ard field day ex-
erclses during the period Of the war.
''rhis action" states Brother C. Bannan,
No, 81, "sisnifies more than the simple an
nouncement makes apparent. Just at the
| height OF Its signal success this. the most
prominent public function OF the r.. OF A.
promotion factors may devote all their en-
ergies TO the patriotic needs OF the nations
onSey the rss of ds
the usual combined demon.trations each
court will make the day one of special re-
membrance Of its enlisted brothers by
token gift sent them. so as to be received
by them upon the natal day. The families
will be rendered r reception with a suitable
program to manifest that we have not for
gotten their loved ones over there who have
gone out OF our fraternal ranks"
THE expenditure heretofore laid out will
be devoted to some war aid according to
S T. be ' best benefited BY the donation. ''se The
usual sessions .of the committee will be held
OF visItations and a redoubng OF efforts to
further every patriotic phase of endeavor
within our reach
The officers of the general COMMITTEES
Brothers Garland, Hurley. Suttie Kuenzer,
Ahrendts a,;., fSnng orr an and soTrei; VIII de-
ments OF measures to best attain resultant
effects under the decreed change in method
gates and suggestions from the devoted rank
and file workers. Grand Auditor w. J.
sponsc to The urgent need for greater work
aud showed the sincerity Of Court West
Park in the newer aspect movement in its
initiation Of FIVE new candidates and the re-
ception OF the propositions OF twelve addi-
tional applicants at its last session as a
members TO take the vacant chairs Of those
who responded TO the call TO the coors.
Court The Maine. No. 100. at 1925 Frank
rial that provoked the cry ''Remember the
Msiner' Secretary q. w. Koons, In review
newer s~ duty now devoyes pGipo upoS the court
and all Foresters to remember the boys who
I the nation. Zone OF the practical u ways 70
help accomplish that purpose IL for al local
q complete list OF those land their nearest Of
kinl In the service Of Uncle SAM under the
70 be undertaken by the personal service
sfhe data acquired. will be Of great value
VIII give to courts Of our order a reliable
nalties within our msmbership, and enablins
ne g ississs the o. Ggs pledged
s' are Esy to snsae N a%s,ins the receipt ano Of
proofs OF each case from WsshIngton. IL
ths identification Of our hero dsSd" 10