Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-14
FORESTERS' BOARD
APPOINTS COMMITTEES
Permanent Organization of
Federated Courts-Man-
tua's Social Session

Court Pennsylvania. 10. 67. at
Twenty-second and Dickinson streets,
was the meeting place of the advisory
board Of the Subordinate Courts Fed
Grafton Foresters OF America. The court
rendered the visiting cowokers hearty
reception. Brothers Mccall, Burke,
Pitschi, Duhield and their colleagues
providing a special program. The follow
ing committees were announced by the
state chairman. p. c. II. Charles f.
Kelly;
diction, William ]. Magic. Nc. 81; NJ. Hagan,
10 22G rest grand auditor. l.. J., Ehlipger.
No. ~. and Thomas Ducano No. 23i
Sectional msStSrsI Hughes, Ne : issoo:
oIG%HwHGa No. No. 100 hfTrH r. NG aeof s9
No. iSi j. P. Mccsli. No. q, W. I;oSmal;
S G 80 So J. Rcts svSRs a. a. Houston u Sa"HSo &C.,
SS 49, M Snd G'iSs J. Gcsmns NS n H. s4s Henry No.
Extension Of objects-A. Christiansen. No.
Sss: J. M M"issa2n Baam. Ne. N i36; + DrcSver. % No. no
ofF5 e. T5arSs No s" 20 lGs + @sG No
s s fSf sia j nsiy GSsS NJ So !s aaS L. F. biRss Ess
mann. No. ll0.
Vista tations-Captains Of teams. II. J. II.
W4TGndlSS Wis 10 N rs r W1m. WKini,2w NO. a. "A w. wW
E. PesinF &s. q; 1 ]. BgTk,, No, q: J, ".
an.n4SP M' Ne S@ NG m n AgrGc cauf1c N2 iOS No. O. Il
T. Gafa2a a. po2"ty NJ l2a r M'9TnT SeTsr No. No.
e" SS M'enFr M & F: M 30 asi al E M Erc S's5 &c.
iai, and II. IIasson. No. 900.
Maintenance Of rights, P, Bradley. No.
, So NJ. j. GeraGhty, No. 60: J.. Smith. Nc.
io a. and fG9d? G. F. Kelly SH 'Ss S
These units together with others pre-
yiously nuhshed shGw how firmly the mo mo'T tr
| November last, The upstate sections are
in Ike manner organized, and their delega,es I,
/ attend the general sessions OF the federation
! in Philadelphia. The publication stats are
compiling official data for distribution,
| vital interest to its welfare.
The moyemsnt though GrEanlSod ., EeSor,,i Gri,
nTy iGT by the @ stirred
up. and It's scorc must be widencd states
IsG :ns OF 1n pToTo1rTs pr
| The proclama ton Of the supreme executive
| committee making May II great nation
! wide drive for new members ana deslgnatin.
| II as Forestcrs' Day. was considered and
| steps to cooperate In the movement were
! taken.
Mantua. No. 100. at 4ll7 Lancaster ave-
| nut. in the Eood-and- welfare session Lee
turer Doctor Kiian brought into action a
/ program blending patriotism expressed In
| more "do's than don'ts," with humor
| added TO make the exercises interesting and
INSTRUCTIVE An admisturs Of original oiSe. yorsss
| II, Edwards, No. 3i2. who was introduced
as versihcr not n poet. the distinction
! being noted by nm essaylst. who said: ~
reia Im lives. m Nv while a versidcr brings, home a
salary envelope on payday" as Bob does
! each week.
The songsters. Brothers Kerlin. orth.
WalnwriEh. made thhf p, G. r. {ss {AssociatiOGG OG
Deputy p@pH nj TorbeT rGbe So i2i cited easily
! formed acts of patriotism within tho grasp
! of every member to do his best BIT. The
| ccivcd The Senate forum deliberated upon
the question. "iIow 10 get the membership
to attend the meetings during the war
honor Of being more largely attended pro
rata than the average lodge. but stress Is
| being used to have the weekly sessions aug
mented still more.
s. c. II. Smith contended that the main
The thrca d-worn excuse II haven't time
| Three Of the loyal attendants. whose occu-
| patiOns demand q larger part OF their time;
with less leisure than the excusers expressed
! declaration that the busy man always has
| time to do things" through Intelligence and
| system.