Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-07
SUPREME AND GRAND
COURT WAR FUNDS
Another Session of Subordi-
nate Courts Federation
Passes Resolution


courts from tho supreme court secretary
setting forth that he had received sew
cral rcpudiatlonS from courts Whose
ranes appear a. being IN accord with
what Tas done cat tho session OF Janu.
AIRY 26), with tho positive statement that
they arc In favor of the supreme cour,
war emergency fund and their names
Wcrc attached without authority" raised
tho ire OF the delegates and resolut ions
werc unanimously adopted demanding
tho furnishing Of any such repudiatlons
AZ the .cour,s whose .namos wcrs AZ.
tached 10 the former resolutions were rcu-
such Reputation and aTthor%ised Ih % is' that tisr &
names ho again published as reiteratinc
war crnergency fund and posltivelv denying
tho assertion Of the sunreue. secretary to
any alleged repr,lo tiors So that tho writer
Thc acted Without auth2rlty OF any, court
may bo dealt with as tho law code proyidsg.
The original courts whoss Nance appeared
mand the, data called tor Ia 1T Tho e resolutions
adoptcd thls .ses,ion are:
ton Aiieiraria. rsirmoun, rride o. Of Franz.
tord. rairhil Gernantown,, Collnswccd,
A3nsieV 3ons %e,. fssF TsTE PeE2igs"lIt G1S
sSbsriiE EsAb9si5iIEoT Fyen6,hI2 G9n"991 Gl%sr,la
di6erIN rrSouncil lGdcn,SSnd"nG' rhll sh.ri
ssy:rspSs oSTt Norh Fonm SGr''is eys S,
Phi kearIcy. The Maine, 1.ghish. ,Alanlue,
o15n s. e5sn Ra,s; Sycrf2rG RIfCmgT
Lawton. BsrtranL NorthMesi Lossn,., Ailo.
shsny; .nEya; M2Tr,, Gn, pisrion De LsnccS reacc
Cheltenham.. York Custcr. west York;
Bs"don and Damond STATE T. wmingio
Delaware tsttdched to this grand jura'
diction).
To these The courts enrolled AZ this session
further misleading insinuatioua and uutrpl
ss;ftsr,lon from 9sms Srrniat,d or tnrir
partsa. The Ggtstionnaire. As It ie des'g
nSt.6l, ,stg.G b. ho sunrcmc .Eseotiy-
fund project. vas read showing II 81 full of
msststcnents. both rs to lar and facts.
answer, 70 be that OF tho federation. he
made to- the came. quoting the actual data
of the laws and lie osisl1 9nI pr,pie5 NM
ut9s OF the, supreme convention be- rrerarcd,
printed and forwarded to every court ia tho
jurisdiction and others elsewhere which da,
work of the federation by tho bringing OF
frivolous threatening "harses asslnsi stS
;ious proved not only futile hut will re.
act as q boomerang upon tho instisators."
thc fnlssI% accused brothers. and 'SireS created
to he tinsS not onl% Within R TS tho I ,tbuTai M i.
Of the order Itself, but to tahe the itsuc,
into the Law coprts T. necotsaTy, syailinE
ranks, but also directed the employing OF
sttorneyq Of national reputation not anu,
a'ed with the fraternity,
4 matter that aroused the Indignation ni
inc dsleEates 90 the highott pitch wns this
sratuitouH insult offered tin answer twenty.
min" OF the duestiounairc) to tho allica OF
oir nation and the neutral countries: "It y
tru" that the Allied armies arc our rot
leagues in war, but our slliea Of today ma,
he our enemies Of tomorrow" The authors
were given to understand that prorhecy i,
they were not fitted to assume that post
tion nor he any honor TO the roll OF tn
tSFG,Gl,,r, Of future syentF S9r t.S tur,hr
hers now IN the German army" In lackint
IN fact and causes their Neraclty TO la pu
mandlns the proof Of tho assertions "ror
" true, Why are such enemies of our nstlor
dld they 30 state IN Print q paipabln IN
truth that puts the order into 4 position
0! embsrrA ssInE complications aud mcmberi
and disreputc.' The meeting demands %
them that they wakc fuii and complot,
apology for. the ibe'ou1 statement or actor
to compHl them to DO 80. Il 10 declared, vii
By prnted crcusr tbrousSSSt ,cVFbt Wbo,
order show the authors to he lacking in com
mon sense; prudence and SAM Judgment o
ally expressed at tho meeting Denuncia
tions II VIGOROUS terms were nnado by mem
evidence of their sons now IN Uncle sam
forces and the records OF their courts sub
sseri4'!lons, rs, to war loans that the msul. wal
-. The attemnt, 4 is claimed. to break ut
the ,noN smgut. 81 the federstio was an
s1ernd BY the following named courts. whicl
iions stating their, ,nientlan to Sdiisto .
Wsnslsy' rhiladelpHia: arden. FctGsgy
Cnasc,. stcphon .Grard: Lorclei. Freedom
Elm Tree, Pen Argyl Hope OF Jendntown
rranns. Of Columbia. and North York. o
:, D7sless Ions from, Courts Eiycrsde, III,
prsrsSsnt and addressed the asssmblage.
rrds & 'f 'sasa ct Ts.e @ a ia H'G Hes
ssinsion avenue and Cumberland. street Of
si f Wfasaay vii If ' b 5qSath TRs e.
action. Thee session. vii! he open, TO al
,sl!ressits had iraterInaI yi;itation from ?
noon The Forssters saiT wnS Of tRS lmdS
PsnGsnes end ,nd pts Applied Lessons to th
IIu,h,, Of Court Los Angeles. of California
who Is in town on, business. gave an IN
tho Golden Gate state. 70 =
The report of the trustees Brother
Albert, Mtnterhoier, showed he. msmber
chip az as; reserve treasury, sl4, o26,5s.
aSi S sTs 2ns? Il sSe m
si Tor ss Ssar s .ss nd aS 5uUsT 1'TS pSI
sTty.. se"8. 80. The officers presiding at tn
ulb6n lS5h on'scr'ia ssly mS,sr ssSsi0n Sic %Gc
Tslser L. Eliwood sausrwald sSbchiof. - il
Mllich; roinl6IT financial sscretsry Jacob Ssucr
treasurer. William Neidhs rdt lecturer Ray
ToGs Ban SSSdSs i wWSr@gt,h ST. an
pr. W. q sueissi druggist. II. p. Arnold
dspnty. James Poster. l67. -.
building and loan sssocist tion. .imonE il
activities are band, decree star, ,dramsti
debstI9g forum. saving fund club and g
combinatio courts committees, Past Chic
Rangers Association and tho Subordlnat
Courts Federation.
Liberty Council, No. i3i. at Fifth an
psuphin streets. in speciai sessien, DECIDE
Aae iSnG an snS 10
| by the proposition adopted by the Gran
Court as the only lesslly, enacted project.
ssremonies. the orator Of the oceasion ST' Ss
! ing Past Supreme Representative T. Kerns
4 good smoker entertsinment was manage
| by Brother Fred peturle. One OF tho fea
/ lures was the test OF skill game betwee
| the Mulholland Nautical Club and the Ros
/ Valley Association. the former bein
awarded the prize, but only winning b
close margin. lmpersonstions aud char
/ acter sketches were given by Brother webs
/ the Jewish comedian; Brother O'Leary, wit
! lrish monologues; Brother Nsgle, with Ho
| lander dances. and Brother LsVery, with hi
| quaint sayings. kept the assembly in
| merry mood. Brothers Horn. White. Au
burn and Goldrick. the Harmony, Quartet