Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-01
FORESTERS OF AMERICA
Action Of Subordinate Courts Fedora.
ton and Award TO Marathon Racer

Action Of Subordinate Courts Fedora.
ton and Award to Marathon Racer
The session of the Subordinate Courts
Federation. with 5S4 delegates. at Fair
mount Hall, 2436 Brown street. also
acted upon the Shetland -Donnelly bulle-
tin. No. 3S, and the propositions 1t con-
! tained. The aggregation agreed to ad-
here to its own campaign and to start
! early in the fall under the management
! of Brothers Geraghty, No. 66 Bradley.
! No. S5; Smith. No. 167; Rodden, No.
! 1903; Sauerwald, No. 1o1, and Kelly,
! No. 1928.
communication without date. issued by
reasons for his personal change Of attitude
upon a pending issue was read. As no
action was necessary. none was taken upon
~ The PROPOSAL to inaugurate three
mSnhs for an IN in co the
her, met with hearty approval, and the fsd;
patriotic address -upon the theme 10y
atty, as submitted by the supreme bureau.
as cialmed by the delegates, Of it's lack OF
originality of ideas. and was not approved.
-. The announcement that the supreme execu-
medals to be awarded to six local courts
and equal quota of their respective mem
bers. as recognition marks of special work
done for the good of the order. caused the
lucky Iecipients to be congratulated. The
wood. schuylkill. HaddinEton and BelvIew:
Nnd wmice rn nnNS n1 GombnSd mem5rpship rs OF 1890
sponses through their representatives.
awarded it's special prize TO Court Pride OF
the Northwest, fSr the winner in the Liberty
Freedom and Nesham,nS. the /" 20 competins NJ;
teams: The referees were Ahrendts. Wells
r N loo %as given ths Decision 81 RH IN
the friendly debate, in which he completely
sey. The latter failed to score single
n3int: relying as he did uron generaltios
and the board Of judges, Brothers McKeever
"rned only by the evidence presented. The
andisnce 3, unanimoousIy- aprroyed their action,
Sipient Of the recognition diploma of the
honor nEd p TT rnss OF No. No.
rraise.
. Court Msntua, at 4115 Lancaster avenue.
pices Of Brothers r, J. Henry, Barry -Guin.
II;ytSsoc; Dr. =, W: Kiiliisn:, James HaEerty.
hhIip RsSDons RMSfDOwssl MilleT w. j Carr
Craig, the board of social activities. The
f"at ture vas the ATTENDANCE Of q delegation
GRAFTON. This unit comprises thirty-two. men
and is one of five like bodies whose combined
Grafton movement in opposition to the SUI
preme Court war enactment.
70 those who have immediate relatives in
Uncle Sans war service. and a. is en-
s mt"rx pE S SSsri The ostc w"T '
>rheodore ToX. Of Wensicy who has three
F"sy %S o5 who No 4S and S5 S2
fS SS Fans:s M aa IS nasa% MS
o. s. iq %9d@;o e. 81 Kr wi5T f
No No III III; = Leaning, T No, s42: Kucnzer, No.
a4o Smith. No. 100; Enss! and HqlwscIS' 10. @
25: 25s: SHADE shade. No. iei Mccormick, No. y, and
Werner. No III. each Of whom has rs giycn "a
Americans.
Neshaminy. No. 14o. at Ninth and Green
wich streets gave z varied program Ii,1a that nat
pGfsda parisd tire NOVELTIES were given by
courts taisntTRrother9 NognS. Nolan. r.. r.
ssa Nama RGheFSS Sharp nrGTn Don
nelly MaIoIs. Craig 9,Mara yorhy Grash9fer; hS s
Gsn and sTsdS were hs
tor McCulough. Deputy Fite. No. "a; and
rendered his sSn@1sl stTins band as musical fsa
turc.
Court Americus. American Star Hall.
Twenty first and South streets. took up CON
sideration Of formal arrangemenrts ,,snai Tor par
ties at Independcnce Square, August ~.
The pEss fss fGras ana
tie ssss ms Ssnrs VI Ssh ,sssas;i ;s 81
showing at the demonstration. The com
mttee in charge is composed Of Brothers other,
Haire. Lamond, Cunninsham; senior and
Junior johnson. THOMPSON. ~ Miller. Ivy.
and stewart Delegate Samuel Rose, made
report on the progress 1t Of the e., fegeTsis1
GouTs to aemd hs next
THURSDAY evening. July JULY u at the room tSd Sa
Court Fairmount. 2!36 Brown m street; bT,,eno the
Court Pride of Frankford. Union Hail,
Financial Secretary Thomas Rawlnson.
hfh Sa a9S the the FUNDS @
$4,000 subscribed in, Liberty Bonds, Brother
George Watson. delegate to the federation
conference Of that body and received com
mendation. Brother 4. g. SNYDER: In a
bers who are within the draft age. reported
successful results. He made contrast =, he,
our hero soldiers and yet. will not allow
young, man within he draft ages to join the
nra1CH Wnlle tne purely ndtriptic dttioii VI
this court in common with the federation
courts is to welcome such younE men and
casualty without regard to term of
membership etc. and In addition exempt
ing all such from dues"
Court Mount Pleasant has acquired the
new half 1901 Market street for every
Monday. The house committee, Brothers
Leaning. Trainer. Knox. Justi and westlinR
has arranged programs Of receptions for
each session In this month and invite
Foresters to visit the splendid headduarters.
More Power to the Preacher
The prosperous little town of Orland
offers the unusual spectacle of the usual
ly militant Methodist Church quareling