Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-18
FORESTERS OF AMERICA
The Working Elements in the Past Chief
Rangers Association

The Past Chief Rangers Association.
in session at Third and Buttonwood
streets, showed 10 abatement of interest
/ in it's active work. Among the ener-
getic promoters who took special part in
the proceedings were McNamee. No.
231; Patterson, 146: Hueber, IL; Friel,
153; Courtney, 1871; Henry, 100; Hem,
l57; Baum. 100: Lipman. 2a2: Bolger,
/ 50; Flick, 351 Rodden, 10s; Smith. 167 !;
Sauerwald, 1o1; Reilly. 237: Scott. 337 !:
Justice. Al: Christensen. IS: He'll 141 !:
Schaffner. 55; Burke. 81; Wells. 90; De-
vine. 1876; Borrell. 142: White. 161;
Shade. 191: McAIanimen. 1872: Hughes.
eS9: Reustle, 240 Conlen, 255: Cum
ningham, 2S2: Kelley, 33S. and Heron.
%. The social after-session was turned
into patriotic reunion.
Court Hamilton. at Thirty-seventh and
Market streets, had unique patriotic cele-
Liberty Sing at sunset. under the auspices
Of the junior auxiliary.. the Rossmere As
Semahly saany ,nnt in which Francis coqshlin Noon,
ne French snaSsrsery a'SS' 'SS Sansf G'
rendered :. hearty send-off. The courts o roll
Of p. c. !; Con Foley This local branch amen
'as the Of ngm'G kin of
the martial forces. from Past Suprcrne
Deputy nny Jassro samss Naon whose oldest boy
Brother Caldwell. just admitted to the
brotherhood.
The working staff of this court is COM
nGsed s;,;lrs of Sanr Brothers psvins DOYLE. Hahn
and Dr. a. N Temlin S The a City courts rep,
ST. Ahsns BED
n nrs!hs5s @ Mssksszis; 30, "a; Thorpe. Ps,,it,
ias; P. G. c. X. Bradley and other visitors
sN,d,io No: los a lieutenant of the United states
field in France and who is now conSalesclng s ing
esn,b GSqrt General bso John Logan. at Seven
honor Of is frsters in the H9 military 'sGS serS
Gr9,hsis AoysIps Gaettmsisr. gossph eahs''Sis Ms
%1sssn Rnrsr Of SSs4Ss 5
Thia'sy si,. so-, NO 3d. who conducted tho ritual
The committee. in charge left nothing
sVent f. Lewis Is1inson msm2rasIe
Masrv aided by BTsshsrs RS,r ous
Klein and Edward Etschman. The Commit. Commit
t hSmss hTSthrs Leon
Platt. Munyon Goodman and William Rosa s.
| ner.
>, Deputy John rApman installed the officers
1d dor the term The active workers up TO the
AkGNp' sa4de Shsf 9gya Hfd.sk
Joseph Fl stone s senior and Junior
ana outsds beades snf aary 6s and
ss Aq: sa l. bss Ess~sTR s. sna
and Thonas Loye;
for faithful services rendered. The report
last issue of the Liberty Bonds The court
with them A. bmopF the sIfasers q ,hs Oe;
court in 1900. For forty-nins years he has
uatins from the Junior branch into the
senior. and his "reminiscences were listened
:, Community singing as an inspiration ts
the expression of public patriotic fervor
70 the request made to fraternai rat M orsaniai SRS'
9ns to jOia 1 the popular tha
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Suite. No. .i7O; Il. Houston. No, 2ss; W. +
Eichmann. No. 119; F. Evans, No 1854; l.. J.
Ehiinger and c. o. Brien. No. 1ss; J. Cannon
No go; @. 9. Walker, No. 5s: G. Aaron
son. No. e0s.
Court Fairmount, at 3430 Brown street
will welcome tonight the delegates OF ths
federated courts OF the state. The reception
Past chief Ransers Justice. Ksnnsdy. Ross