Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-11
|FORESTERS' COURTS
ON WAR INSURANCE
Action of Subordinate Alliance
for Protection of En-
listed Members

,,ial ,.islL 20 "a OF managers: Joseph Hooo
fenbacker. E. Skaba. Gerhard KilIen
Josepb wsrdnr tIa,,,,rd narar At
! Conlin, p. B. schroyer. Edgar C Ben.
ner II. w Schroyer. Joseph Benner and
w J. Hood, and much favorable com.
ment was ELECTED
P c corpn r.~. ..,.r., .ru,r,, -
81 s #
intq military ssry,ss g1tii me SIoss oi he
BgeT mSt ara 2d the War rsK plan Of
sPsSSSta,vs courts to adysHss tie Prsmia% e;
brother. BROTH 81 tue insurance upon each eoI's'eo
~ III was szplatnsd" stated the dslssate
BF6tbaTs Sng ReCa sTa2 &C. meopp2sNf Ro Gt
SS2ussrrwal1, Nc 1ql smith. No; 1s7: c P
J".n Suite, Nq. go; J, 9 ,schreiber, 30 GO.
~ arI W. Meiis M '% thai the Pstr%itsm
to- Government system Of war-risk insur.
hncg Gg2i,h,s 90 tmat requl5ite test, II should
made for monaeoment espenses claimed nee
tHS. ProsSpect9ITrs ,,.......,. ., .... = -.
out Of the nations project and what i, gives
comes not as aims, but as a rishtful re-
turn
The The federated bodies selected various diyi7,
slon2l comm!ttees to study the war relief
WIZ OF iAt ttt'rhltL ana 10 devise WIS"
noLgiSs TO- Euid' IT, The active units So
I"IgJed were. d,,,,-,-,. e,,,,,,,- -. .u,,..,,
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- era John L-tpm1n,: -. - ,,..s
ods tn bep thsmy IN, T,,In IN
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( i61, and + McoUinn iso
dtsabIsS miIfar. bra,bETe,' 'n pnysn,ta anu
homes-W W Bourne 1ss Il l. DoPetv
WSSik fSen8soh S68 III GreineT JGd 1873 Gr9 50hn
25s r. Edward. 342 and r T. HOGAN, s46
C0.2perattoql, with CIVIC and public rslIsf
6 +. Trautwein, 236 { Goodwin. i9f8S !:
YORK; IS; r. J!Ssot 40; G. oBrien, isS. r.
ii T McSah6n. 7G" 3a7; -EI Xitefizo. ri rF'ff 8fi
ans Etiis@9'@p apzltsliesE fiG manan
280; R o Mueller. l56; F Gross so. r ]
shy. lo4 Harry Houston. tom 265 Ahdrea. sa
33 James Cannon. 220. NJ Hagan 226; G W
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tertaned the " session Of haTsoH the StFSS
Courts Federation. Owing to the pressure
ana r. ] '-' scbEebeT Of 'ISSEITGr FsdeTal
elected as his successor. secretarT j # J
his nov, address, 2S21 North second street,
relative to the federation should be sent
Attorney James Butler. Of Court t Astley. 10
Il. Jersey City. End a delegation from
Interstate Federation, New Jersey Division.
6Toqsht greetings to the Pennsylvania asso-
The ,,I TsFulaE 7a!sd sessions Of the fedora
r.
ming with Ju the ha S1fn Of S%S COURT oFsp F5r
mount. 24sa Brown street The tender Of
made a b4 B gsg 9 It's hadqg2teS
Ronnedy. Ross. Kinsiow and Davie. isi5r repre-.
snd d ana '9s bv Gr the yTe q
Cation Of the assam6!ed daisssSss '' 4'''S
c.,.,,
sfee RSd On %9 hand at Br8TRef, BT2ea aHd Fder
ddsrson' Caldwell Mulho!land. Mitchell. Berry
tt22Ts Gi,ay!@n and BtsPer6Se6, ~ho made
Sr the rs fG'4s 3smgG m3n9
6 form sa S 9sk
@9e,s 5s ngSGSd in 9g nd is
put IN the tr0nt lines. and so IN the inter
Ra post Of du IS S PS they psd at
ona M mares df X, 6TadieE; Nc 80 who for
With interests of sSHS tRis courf nqS Oesh IN 'ou'h
Greenway, No. 346. at 1928 Woodland ave-
nue.. at conference Of its executive officials.
me%aT Hosan BuSEiey aFaaG nnck E4sF2s 4aF4s
Dougherty. RICHTER. McGarvey smith Dr.
Golden Wash and Deputy j. P. Garland
scheduled its summer work. The prospectus
membership is engaged in war munitfon
plants and other strenuous occupations to
neip win the war, and it II deemed, that
conducive to social activities but to helr
swell the exchequers worthy charitable
and patriotic agencies TO make the boys
Those present as interested visitors were
Brothers Hennessy. of Marion Edwards
Mount Pleasant: Riley. Bartram, Young
Brotherlv Love; Kuenzer No. 24O; Ahrendts
Chrlsty. No. SIS. Craig. No 40. Lilis No
l43, and, Nagie,, No. 81, all of whom ex
pressed their delight at the proceedings, in
advanced TO their own courts
Excelsior, No. %. at Front and Cambria
streets, closed the first semiannual period
OF its thirtleth milestone. Trustees NJ
Branisan, Joseph CHM and G. J. McNulty
report the memberships at 355 with inves st.
ments of slu.O56.66 So. of which a goodly pro-
p"rtion is in the three Liberty Loan bonds
Financial Accountants Harry CHM, Henry
Stremmell and Charles w. Beddows show
the assured yearly income as s3o0I 40. The
relief committee. Brothers James Bell, John
p. Mona Ghan, presented detailed reports OF
visitations made and benefa ctlons bestowed
/ :, social Testiyltles, as scheduled, were out
!iiaea Sy SrotneFS b; Henry Joseph Lit
t!e ana Mlllam !lienmuth. and the prospec;
tus disSioseo that the court values the aid
TS1Ch adJSncts sNs 10 the traternal work
PePuty Snd5lSs [SeNII0n, pIs. Joseph J
r y uernn save interastipg ,aufs A. ~,