Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-06
FORESTERS' DAY
SECTIONAL PLANS
Court Committees Arranging
Modest Outings Instead of
Pretentious Celebrations

Foresters' Day promotion committee
met to outline tentative plans for sec.
tional celebrations throughout the four
districts into which the city courts are
divided. The executive board, Brothers
Garland No. 346. Suite No 27o,
Kuenzer, No. 240, Hurley No. 24s,
Ahrendts No. 2s, Borrell No. 142. Young
No. 10 and Orr No, So, are desirous
that the court observances be held this
year to keep Intact the purposes of the
associated committee, so that the post
war commemorative celebration shall
surpass any event ever held.
Court Tnmsnend. No 12e. Coral ana Le-
Wood. schreck, Kenny. Reihle. Smith. Bit,
neIi neeri Stewart. laval, Brady; LonEshore.
g. W: Truitt, and Deputy J. p. Brady. No. slO,
substituted for this season two outings to
sions given under the auspices OF the Com
oinsd Tss Sourts s,nr eommittee;
mmo,yemsnt move, mt idsa-Brothers Courtney. No. l3i
Pasnsy PsnaSF 20 FffGTa1 F iss sfos eonn hf1
sSS' S' Happel, u; Cooper. 55: Herre. 141.
The splendid results that heretofore at
tended the allied feature. the optgrowth OF
thousands of patrons. states Brother Flick
p lively g s this be Of Ss
psred WSsn tRe onS to uIop f S the
revived upon a srander scale than ever
before attained"
Court Southwark. No 8t at Sixteenth
and Wolf streets, has arranged its summer
hsEn
Reieht Cutro. Gross. Jennings. Malgram,
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various subcommlttees The annual field
aib Day Of the united ur being h
make up for the omission by its own family
outdoor carnivals, and adapt the exercises
to the spirit Of the times.
Fairmount. No. Al at 2436 Brown street
had the. report of It's summertime plans
Brothers Jamison. Neilis. Devlin. Ryan,
Kelly and Davidson. providing for a series
beh Sl smey events suited to the hesteH s term
Of P. G. R. William Kinslow. will. as
strstions as an escort to the marching
corps of the court. The vocalists. who
have acquired splendid record. have sched-
uled programs for songfests. Supreme Rep
Past Chief Abram L. Foreman. accom-.
panst.
Treasurer Ross reported that the court
subscribed for $4,000 OF the three Liberty
and has s12. 600 surplus fund and an annual
income Of s422s.64, which is in readiness
tors James Kennedy and William McKibben,
who canvassed the individual members for
subscriptions in the late bond campaign.
and Secretaries Davie and Magee. appointees
for the sale of war stamps who solicited
the families of the brethren. presented de-
tailed reports showing the gratifying re-
sponse Of the 42S members.
Brothers Jones, Hiidegras, Grimes and
fund. we're % able to hoS show Complete cone roster roster
of one days salary a month for a year
willing donators to that laudable and
Johnson. directing representatives of the
Red Cross auxiliary. gave a summarized ac-
count count Of the splendid work of that unit;
female relatives Of the forty-eight enlisted
fraters, supplemented with the added vol
womenfolk Of the families Of the general @ i
will hold series of intercourt patriotic open
sessions and outdoor public demonstrations
Weekly up p sse Made Of % sepe%ser oe 1S,s The
Us: ses.. 10 H Horn No naEe julius: Hs;
81 The co%mstse NS ls ana
Brothers Xlksr. Landry.
PaPker' Mortons syrnes Myers1 Baker aest st.
Keller, Mccormick. Whalen, Kehoe, Pelser.
Eichmann and McDade.
The Cheltenham famed degree team, di-
gsffsd By CAPTAIN WAY wi give eTsieltio1 MIs
has listed a speakers' bureau. and three per.
tinent topic talks of fye minutes each will
be given at the assemblages. Speciality pro-
grams of entertaining features will be pre-
sented by home and secured talent.
meet on next Wednesday night at Garfield
Hail. Third and Buttonwood streets. This
active unit comprises many Of the leading
factors In progressive movements of the
order. The monthly sessions are devoted to
practical issues, and the coming assembly
reason of the interest aroused throughout
the order upon current vital subjects affect
ing it's career,
This aggregation determines its workable
Joseph loser <. Haeber, No. III. quotes the basic
principle in all fraternal questions: ut is
never lawful to argue against fact When
ever a fact stands in the way. Of a theory
and argument. the fact always proves
the theory false and the argument wrong.
ment, but can never creep into a fact; 1t may
be difficult to discover the fallacy Of an ar
gument. but II Is always easy to see the
truth in fact.
Two supplemental problems to be consd-
cred will bring out data Of value: "Can our
system Of medical benefits be made more far
reaching?" Doctors Brown. Defreney. Scull.
Manning. Schlotterer. Rosener and Fralnger
are listed to enunsiats, some feasible plans
dues and benefits help courtsT'. Affirma-
tive, Bryan Leuihan, Follman. Bolger and
Kelleher; negative. Krause. Coffin. White.
Wumnier and CORN ley