Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-10
GRAND CHIEFS WORK
NFORESTERS COURT
Past Chief Rangers Associa-
tion in Conference-Social
Festal Features

Court Mantua. No. 1870, Foresters OF
America, at ais Lancaster avenue, suf-
| fered tho absence by illness OF Deputy
Joseph Tobert. and Grand Chief Ranger
Farley and Grand Treasurer Clancy
inducted these new officers into their
stations: 7. g. Il, Barry Guin: G, IT,.
Thomas j. Henry: 5. g. H.. Louis !,
Smith . treasurer. william Eppley; iinan.
cial secretary, John G. Sheedy: record
ing secretary, Samuel Lythgoe; lee.
turer. +. W. Killisn; senior and junior
woodwards. James TIagerty and Philip
Mcdowell senior and Junior beadles,
William G. Miller and william ]. Carr
trustees. John T. Redmond. John W.
Wainwright and Harry Craig; medical
director, Doctor Eillian.
-. g. II. Farley announced that awaiting
ccertaii. matters fran the supreme body rela,
tive 10 the war emergency fund. the Grand
Sysscs sSgs, Ss9 sent sg' II
S ,6s nsI, t;S isys This yi sSRTss, ocsj Il
the Lsw term password IN eject, January !.
tSries should % s have 1''fh theP data ready for
transcribing so as to return blanks al once;
about the Scwer Helds opened 20 frsterni;
ties which No, 100 seeks to utilize. guided
by It's applied experience OF nearly two
The, Past chief Ransers,, Assoeiation in.
President. William J. Bryan; vice chairman.
1swrence Bolser; treasurer. Philip Fell
HSme1: sHi - reoorGsr. r Joseph !; iiucber. Sr
senior conanctor. Dantsi E"'leher junior o'n-
HST3F Gafrfd oH.T @iSm sSsra wiam 1
trustee. Walter =. Flick; lecturer. =. j.
F5neN rrafsI rTasagr Ta ws2 ns scu qTd mrSadhs
Rosener, DAILY and schlotterer.
The session focused It's dei!neratton;s on
miner purpose that all the forces, "x.rt I,i
Of the immediate period was outlined and a
ready com Glance promised 70 ueyflop u,
tSs TSFH chsssn sn 'pss pinaeS Gf ,SS SS's
fratornal labors. allied az they are with ON ON
f no; oSs Te snSpS %sS bes @RSrsa'n not Ho apathy
with courage. not diffdencs. Such WORN
as the fraternity is engaged in. while at 9il
times advisable. becomes now impetSty'
/ due to the necessities OF tn" Conditions con,
ronins 1f ad in sss se1n7 ,6s W" '" ali II V,
our personal activity for the mllitar%., need'
and economic welfare of our country
/ The snocial nroyislons made for tho on
| listed brethren OF the association We're dig
cussed by Erothsrs Bui@er, S&iern3 p1hs DIsn,
Of readiustinef.t OF courts routine 70 NEE
Rrea Ter effeency methods srr topics ySaoTl tIHat
Wainwright and Sheedy, .,,.,.., g., ,
The advocacy Of social adyIncts i =
means 10 Interest and attract the menSer member
| ship was taken up by Brothers Donahus
! NasJe. Kelley. Patterson and rriedman,. nan,
who made c9nmlneIit nnaiy, tnas snen S unIinportant
| they con be prudontly used TO oyeIg3ihe ON, di'',
cultes where moro serious asHfIa" "TT,e TN
| sponsors Of such means fully reailIe IRON
experience that the adoption OF the sea so'Gi@l
tactics makes 1t easy TO secure moro eidu'
| ing and worthwhile features. .,
Brothers Bucher. Goiuntuno; SInlth .ii
cS9psr Guorin & Plot BprosS m their nI bs I mss
saEes Of pstriotism-''not only our plt' Dh'
our hest. in every act called upon to In
/ A clarion call to regard the fact that
this war is the greatest business lo3 IN,
oTa has mus. "y.F yert S% @nS
/ ness by some. of mainly amassins lnre'
treasures for future normal needs and !,
| Of the nations nressing demarda Of tbs
! hour. was sounded BY Brother willard an'
others.
The Eure&o C,mb ss;s,2eiates ass, a Of coGr
New Years Day at Eirhtecnth and Hamil
ton streets and provided triple festival pro
grams.
/ the Children" a specially suited entertain
m:nt. huhhlinS with things that !u'"nile'
corns-Br"thHrs street.. Muiiany. Reasan
Ciunan. McConvcry aud Little. Win ~,
eral slits and a cheery talk by DEBUT,
! Noon. there was as happy contingent OF
From, a:ao TO 4ao ''Recept!on for th'
lsfv all desires, Brothers 1.nwlcr. Farr"n
| ,"srcv. McNamec. Petit. Carroll. Thorpe
! I.aohmyre and Mcknight saw to Il that moth,
| ing worth while was omitted, Vocal selec
iions with nstriotic. sentimental ard ANUS.
ing melodies. We're features. little Bit
Of merriment that contained some wnolesom,
thoughts was ,hc part Deputy Mct;co or No
so. added. With fitting tokens Of ,remcm
conveyed TO- az wel! ms from their domicilei
in the autos provided hy the court.
., From $50 to II Brothers Rodden. Kcnc
ssier TrlG W3lf Sic@nS, Si?ns ErSMy rhioa @
tor FinsIes made things hum without inter
rnptinn. The oratorv was confined 10 9
kirk Tn" gannt of enterts inmant special
/ ties was provided for old and young. Wit
souverlrs. there was nothing left TO fur
Thus began the first OF tho assembly 70,
TITS term and others 10 follow vii, NJ rliiv H.
4 less prohtabls and enjoyable. "for No. lOs
knows how to do thinss,' insists Brother
/ Mahoney
s,SnInt, G"nrts I Egspklin. kiln Passsunk., Pathfinder
Years Shooters - pa rade. A holiday rtns
cal concert provided by talent OF note from
enjoyed.
Two historic incidents that the day brouFh,
70 mind were that the American flag
and the emancipation Proclamation was is
sued January J. 1861. and the exercises
have an added Significance in this year OF
our nations determination to free mankind
/ from the slavery OF Rutocracv and to help n n
| peoples acquire a liberty such as our m,
tionel emblem Guarantees to US" said
Deputies Bddie. No. SIS: Duross. No. 1O5
/ Strchmet2 No. 2e9: Campbell No. 83. and
Frahnger. No. 24t, accompakied their dele.
/ Fations. over which presided the supervisor na
overseer Of the South Philadelphia district
r. b. Gormley. Of Court l.. ]. Smith.