Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-24

various Advances In dues had been made
had not been put in force on the men already
IN tho order. and that nearly 1000 members
were still paying the ridicuously low rates
Of 40 years ago. while slight Increase would
| have to bo made on the men coming in since
ITO our older members let us say. having
enjoyed the advantage Of our splendid pro-
ordSaY foT low from 10 TO AZ at TO- sSTa psy
Ior the year Of age you Joined. but at tho
slight, and the added increase of confidence
N%ill be worth all 1t may cost you. we, we VIII w
Artisans still lead.
Rent clothes. provisions. luxurics and
Necessities have in recent years made big
have met The higher demand upon US, and SO
na,,tI Ior our Artisan protection we will make an
or @ S s tn the most reSiOgs Of
no matter at what sacrifice"
The N. e. Master Artisan proved himself a
I Hst ' Of 6s ee Sysn at tho to ss se
Hotel on FRIDAY evening. Those invited re;
o am9S to & and # thy a has ever OF
smith told his S guests s'e Very % frankly @ that while
fGss to Eo a6d Il Es mn Re
not ssfd M them 9seth1er FER smPy s to enjoy them
deftly did he unfold his plan for a world
ng wgd iCn tour Of n the assemblies IN del t
purpose ,r of boosting" the order. The com. I'M
Chairman Of subcommittee eo" to be Spponted
lS by themselves and visit at least one assembly
and every assembly viii be covered.
Bro Smith N ia, also ~ used this occasion to an an
enb S or the er dnT nG @ EgerS OF
Of the order who Introduces fve more can
club Will be banqueted by the NJ i. Master
ATf2 6ahe f1Ts OaE II @ 1 pThT and o 9
VIII be given to the members Of the club In
o the
Artisan Pay games which will be held at the
June ). This ' Is the ;'C day when hen all Artisans
lay aside other matters tier 2nd 60 out for ,, an
has for the last 10 years held the largest and
day will surpass all records.
=, True to their orIglnallty Brothers William
Johns Assembly. have come forward with tho
PTopGson into to make & on t op on FTda If
Skunk streets and touring the whole city.
Members owning cars are requested to hll
them with Artisans and parade on that eve
p. Cox. 2o4 Parkway Building.
MSSGmb qHdSr Md% Master A5tsao t9SE q, H.
question had been settled. x committee. L. NJ
maEnE the moRS Bulletin IL Ssr snd
better. Master Artisan slngerly, OF Ideal As
assemblies, toT; comparison and useful features
to apply TO his assembly. Bro. Shaw.
deputy. spoke on personal work among brothers
disgruntled over the rate increase. Bro Wal
a beautiful escutcheon his own handiwork. II
Is in the form Of large wooden shield, with
order worked in brass, highly polished. The
tug -of-war league contestants furnished tho
%o 0T p ths oven
team. Spartan mixed team, without any pre-
draw. Refreshments were served.
Tho NJ. E. NJ. Artisan. accompanied by the |
NJ. Z. Recorder. visited Atlantic City Assem-
present, Brother Cadwalader OF !
Fidelity Assembly being a visitor. Ono cam
a'SIY X. D.. R 5. Robert % G. Thompson. who has been
confined to his bed for the last hSe weeks, is |
slowly reRaininE his health.
Ss Sse a ssaSy sven %ss 9b Sy hs M
prised to see so per cent. Of the members pres |
ent. The many questions asked the in |
crease Of rates prompted the officers 70 go into
every member expressed his entire Satisfaction |
with the change and pledged his loyalty and |
Bro. Jacob r. Jordan. master artisan of
Prospect Park Assembly. delivered ono OF his
vigorous and Characteristic addresses at his
assembly, on Monday evening last. He ex-
dues and the belief that the Organization
would continue TO grow and thrive. He also
stated that arrangements would be perfected
Prospect Park in March next wear.
Bro. Richard Trotter Jeffcott visited Ideal
Assembly on Monday evening last and deliy-
yether'' spirit and optimism for the success of
he order. Bro Bayard S. Cook OF Harmony
Assembly, who was recently appointed deputy
Ion. business interests taking him TO Florida
is a permanent resident.