Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-28
COURTS FEDERATION
CONFERENCE FORCES
Makeup of Sectional Repre-
sentatives to Session for
Campaign Legislation

The secretary-in-chief of the Subordi-
nate Courts Federation has received
names for the active vice chairmen sug-
Gested for many of the county allied
brarches, and the remaining appointees
are awaiting the appreciation of the dis
trict" After the Confirmation of the se-
lectio rs BY the united assembly the gem
eral executive board of managers and
complete official staff of delegates will
hold conference session and State-
wide campaign in advocacy of the pur-
poses for which the aggregation was or
ganized will be pushed vigorously OLE
ward The vice presidential roster, which
carries with the position that of acting
presiding officers of the designated To-
cality, as proposed comprises:
tradns Ess }ohR Rs6ssr G9s
saTsfy B. B. G. c. r, Howard
and a1SsfF Gsfi S r 10 p aS6 q M'daFFy No. III
Dauphin-P. r. c, NJ. Ashsnfeiter, 40. -,
and 3ffwsrf r. e. Tassaft deputy % F. FNsms5 Nd ss No. 81
20 oLaGksTanPaFP; sh1 s C: r. 7. J, Delevan, No,
90 a%s 4; : 3ofs' ~ E., Kanley No
i ttoPsanPnTTP: {; +. 6, t. shsnts, No. 2io
ILehlgh-Pi c; r. C. II. Lentz, No: 2ss;
Lu1erne-P. c; K. -. J. Jones. No. 81.
'4$ 2S +; 4 k,ISJss RsssF S%. Sir S.;
., orthgmbssrlIand-P. {. r. James A. Nc
"Issi sehuy!f!li@P. yH: @ c. n. t, J., Brennan. No.
2sI sRd Fl g + P Kkellss; kTnss; TG 2sS
:, York:-P. {. r. crstlan +. Troutwine.
No. 236.
This united movement being the express.
$40 sion Of intent by the rank and file Of the
ton OF certain rights and 10, stop encroach.
ments thereon by their official servants
10 iae ,b btederatiOn VIII lend tts COMPACT aid
secure results IA the general and special in
terests Involved All sessions are Omen to
County is thoroughly organized and the
wishes OF its 5000 members are looked
following committees with auxiliary as
:, South district west of Broad, south of
No. &; J; Burke; No. 81, and J. schreiber'
s0 Ranse2s 2f s0sf u II the
Scott. No. ss7 and G., Rudolph, No. i4o.
Bross No5swsst sgeti9n RbOys NsTG 1or wsS Of
II nd HE. r dy; y.fcc No. lSs o. a. GOrmey No. 1877
R. MeHffufk IA Il as,!s ga; So a?a g. RoH0oroushP c,
Germantown, 'Nicetown. Pelham. Chestnut
20; stockdsle. No. lbs: Huntington No
12e: Sauerwein. No. 1i0, and GILES. No. AZ
Northeast territory, north OF Market. east
70 the river line-Brothers Christensen
No 49, Hell, No. i4i. Dymock. No 10
Willis, M. Al; Greenwood. No. 50: McNulty
No 90; Bucher, No. 1872 Smith. No. l2e
MasaiFs lissS NJ isi; Walker. No. 2O5. and
:, kensington. Frarktord,. Richmond and
Brldesbury Brothers Abeldorn. No. IS
Lstimer No 1es; comyn. No. 2l6. and
Tacony. Holmesburg and olney-Brothers
Wells, No e6: Hughes No 2a9 and stott
Adjacent places-rBrothers Shade No lel;
Appel, No. 106; Patterson No. las; Eyre
To; le4' Keons. No. l6o; Welsh, No, 2os;
Peiser: No, 252; Berkery. No. 2s2; Creedon
No. $40. Amoia. No. 36l; Burslnger, No |
s5l; McManimen, No, 1872; Mueller. No. 1853,
West Philadelphia section--w White. No.
l02; Nom, No. 90; Bangs No. 34a: Windsor |
70. 12s Riley. No. ST. Billbrough. No 23I !
Didinger, No a67; Hogan, No. 346; Edwari |
No. 342; Henry, No. 100; Mackenzie No |
IA; Baker. No. 32l. and Fischer. No. $50
The following local active factors are !
honored upon the official stan. as a |
recognition of the hearty support given the |
movement by the preponderating majority OF |