Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-21

paNhfses OF me extension OF time may
cases, esses this hnsi roundup 10 made for tneir
p; g n. oeorse Scott, in ursns this
splendld movement. pointed out that TO &C
impetus which set sen n motion s n the frs
ter1ait, I1 the federation Of subordinste courts
Sa sme. ere s, ia, 81 efsh int. fpuns motion f%
for no amount & si endsayor to py, people ~
they themselves viii go at least half way
to meet that 'cndeavor.'
Court Fsirmount. No. ~. celebrated Lin
lts honestesd hSS s saSs Brown eas1re ST = T.
Justice, in commenting upon the dominant
ihe mission OF the y, Of x. is es.sh!ially
senePa!on SO epa Ta S%aEins ":'e .e little SapPisr
{ bend i srsTs %Tye or, Nor q toward ssPH
the cond,ions @ % and the e'cS eomIns e sdvent Of
peace with honor through victory
PC. II. kennedy describes the exercises
inteipreted not ~ the tr tie msxims, ever 90
forth forth T' IN music 10 % fa1ss. Es tSs, % words fail
I, convey ad saustely, Treasurer Ross less
lar "it of the dsy! THE dictonarg wa. Hoover
lzed to conserve mere word expressions express
beyond a, welcoming. address there were no
otatorical outburste.
gr0thers Masse, nildesrss, Grimes and
TO. the Great Emancipator, who attributed
all he wa. TO his mother. the occasion vas
courts fcrty.eisht enlisted members. and
The motto Of th. occasion was: ITO her who
taught mo sarrhce--iny mother.
The courts ninstrels were heard at
their best Timely. patriotic: seniimentsl
Effectively r BY Brothers Devl,n. Furey. Ryan,
Foreman scott; Clark. Jamson, DAVIDSON.
Nelis. Kelly. the Klnslow quartet and the
CD, SPECIAL session Of the SYb2rdipS.,iss S.is
gssyS Wedns.day nisht AZ cour! De Lssncey.
Sy 1sYfd % be BY explained al % a sSG T
misleading s6stHnents corrected corr, n, ana os1a ynSnG
sonrces" is the snnouncement OF the chair.
man, c; j. Kelly. q No. I.s: This matter
session Ss n viii give the tie informaiion sought
and the msstIps = open to
Explains secretary y J. Stiles: ,..-,.-,..
he sr6dT q rSr n Ss mars
service will be presented SO that courts can
appeai to tho patriotic impulse OF duty and
w yTips allow YSS Of SrSs matters Of bens
brought Up for. consideration from various
on q issues su 10 be decided at @ suSseaSent
general sessions of the federation. Reports
| OF subcommlttees and other information will
| be given.
| Joseph l.. Rodden. a past chief ranger OF
| Schuylktll. No. 10S is one OF the most widely
| known and esteemed Foresters of the State.
| He has been a delegate to many Grand
| Court sessions, and as representative OF
| this Jurisdiction at the supreme conventions
has made a host of friends throughout the
country. Ills popularity has been attained.
| but is based upon the substantive evidence
not only through his congeuial fellowship.
| that he is a worker who produces results of
! tangible worth. In his local court with its
| 433 members. a treasury OF splendid pro.
| portions and a record of twenty-five years of
| evcr-increasing activities. none has done
| this good brother" is the testimony Of ap-
who has been the secretary continuously
| since the court was Instituted.
| Brother Rodden does not confne his lRbors.
working toward progressive advancement OF
Associated Courts Alliance. Foresters' Day.
| demonstration committee, Past Chief
Rangers Association. consolda ted social and
| entertainment units, the Eureka Assembly.
degree teams union. the war aid amalea.
mated Foresters Of America bureaus, the
subordinate courts federation, and other
less prominent but meritorous bodies with
In the order. In add lon he finds time tot
give some degree OF attention to other
| fraternities.