Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-08
FOURTH VIRTUE IN
MOTTO OF A. 0. M. P.
Action of Assemblies in Carry
ing Out Recommendation of
War Conference

War Conference
Progressive Assembly had an initistory
ceremony In the presence Of one of the
| largest attendances Of the year. =. NJ A.
| John Kolb, always able. forceful ana IN
! spring in any mental effort worthy OF hs
! steel, presented the button in cleNeily ei-
fective appeal TO the loyal patriotic sehu-
ment in connection with the humane, ira
ternal spirit claiming that the order stood
| for four virtues contemplated, " not e~,
| pressed, I'm the motto Of peace, power ana
| protection
ReeoTdsr ss bs report Hs
communication from TIE NJ %; rseSsoer rTbicb
Tseommssnde8 hat o any y payment o dues should
come from the CONTINGENT fqna u H. str2ns g4s
fRnSSFa ResoFfSer oVWis%ep Declared that he spirit OF
lives WERE not IN favor Of this burden ths
contlngeht fund epd desired thai an spPPfsIs pPPsIs
Proposition was objected 70 by brother Llpss{eyt
%@S SboyS SoaIenSfSa n o,Ser thes hSesssenScs IN ability 70 deal
officially with the subject cop-f 90 9ns{tsr az Was
sised standby eCmm'SGS5 sG5ed SSGftSSn B2otSer
Wis%esiilr eiilr GsTtinr aiffiTS "a and Fa Koib ' 80,
griseEPtSH E6%ns .sTaS @uSSss'GH sSs rs
2Sbar@aTB 2SRbSf9a B'{STsd Raadd TO- rsP0bo dnIgs club
sSs scnsar fsqg'pSa penney An Official in
ytation to visit undeTdow9 Assembly on on
csptes ssss'PsdrG Ped iof ssaon vii
| he made brother Casper kpight pre1Sentsuu e1STsnscu
GF1 EdvarG q RSisSt VIZ .hs .d,5si T1l:q
hfHs hfHssme Ss Warmly sreeted after
ioTs Illness BTothor Fred Keene advised ed, The h;
sto'}oi 81 }ohn so ssemSy So @ .Ss Year Pepg,S Harry
smih Hrsea ar5ou6tng 6ts fSst George Mssowsn
ana CHARLES WITTY the Progressive veterans q
iSsss issFS sysnnF Sqi |oo P0ctor Pesrso ashisT eho
mar S1srLs En q, sfer and spiad supper was served.
Isaac G.. Urderdown Assembly turned 81,
| change from the oTisist cap and gown 70 thhs
SssemblS's bowling teams last year, It wa, De; de;
dsd tsss IN or SN the %s ReSoFs RR@
| Smith was authorized TO invest In 5000 Lib
bqsness being efpeditsf@ ID over BY to Ghn4 r.
SngarGGr THe eper Who presented an elaborate
athletic entertainment by Professor cs I'D
rSst9g SoY6E aqd "a teS5S So ted IF dd'fSesS SesyS
by Shsmp99n 9 bS3NS S3s' SsEE halls %h Ss teeth
lie won s''T Wrestling bout from Tim Rogers Of
Msw Y9TF M6 hs Vie 2H Ss6 PouSds an
Fl hs rSR' wSR aBa Bout pGr0fs ro Miss nne Ls@s
zVy pISnPsS y. PsSapSrl1,endeGt Chalmers saa he
pleased With 9e g 'sSS seoSndeS. tbs
quota assigned e It for gor5sr the 1000 increase de-
.9 s0 RoBs2 % Ser SW 6ssps d6Su e
! Lambrscht, John NJ Llntorth, Henry q. MPrEh,
Iieit JOSEPH T. HoernsF, John, W. Nqnemsshe;g,
rsid, niidd''nS' VINO j. ''Do-.el % "0'''''1 " "
Apollo A;ss6y Psl9 past Tsstsgs ne Gis3s
s4TSyed nspeSter Car W having sons
into the Goyernment serySe BTothe5 tha Te
port of Recorder Mercer, representatiye TO- ths
se dompsnE @a1fT H. WGks
guperinteldent Wide ReGord9r merfeT f ms aHu ~
MGheTs whcsg Ggg0SG sHf %h SP a
NJ ~ NJ A. Jordan Gals WpoE 10 mScn 1he veI 81
fare OF this assembly and hopes to snare m bnS thS
sSSiH successtui as that Of any other assembly.
Eureka AssemBly, meeting in LSga5n, a5sv he'd a. a
| q report on The war conference and the assem-.
S sSdsd % az csTa Of 2 mS IN he
| Ice. The entertainment committee tuTnlshed an
fU'f taiH Hsstoh fS team Winning out By one, point.
Another surprise is promised for the next meet
ssf ASs@OSS d Se hsa sar one a. ss
was the attraction, az Judging by the az;
worthy Of repetition. The assembly room vas
decorated with owers WsG9 Ssdf fTSIn 'hs fo
ihe stl! lovsllsr ggsgsts' n,oor,sd tho rs,u, Of
i2T RS iSs lgPess Of d ess9s
WWHHdePPGGFoSwn WWHdPGGFS Assembly to attend ts November
pUst fStHs 70 WsSa fsSSSSS an3 R
en- Etsa noYS 2Ps Psea a0a ss9s WS
attendance equivalent to the fun membership 81
Radiant Star is due FOR a prosperous season.
Frsntford Assembly celebrated The seven; wen;
smoker superintendGnt Henry stationed IN tn the
'%rPs Ms g. hsa GTce,e SR' s
session was Spirited and expedited in order to
Pnt On turns F2bSa 20 IKE qSssxse%bys quartet H. b
sGGaustS Sdess to- those
outside q the order IS IS Teil th9se IN Nil # taRs
assembly Friday Rfh 8S'0Rsr ssemBy l2 SBS %s
what the suburbs can do
session ana WsTo6ed i2o msw4srs ,bs, to the
which was specially decorated, and an Artisans
electric sign displayed for n, the event; ,,r
a masked ball on October 20.
Kenslngton Assembly had poor attenda1ce
reeeivs the d geerJs a9d IA Lr1 gSVs HG m
dcation Of progress ber HeGUTbITs bs bS @
empted from Government service. 1t was said
iii the application from deserving cases has
been acted upon.
Union Assembly is preparing q 5000 prosrsm
for ladies' night on October Is.
Chairman Arnold Of Psssygn Asss%SPly ana
sersetag for tBBe general dining Club gatberfn
| on November 2S.
The NJ Il officers will visit Oriental Assem-
bly, tonight and so to Hollidaysburg on Thurs
day.
| The entertainment committee Of Southwest t.
| ern assembly has appointed William y. Engle,
Howard D. Pepper, Harry Hummell, Howard p.
Hayes and B. Penrose Dever to make arrange
| ments for it's twenty-siXth annual ladies'
night, which will be held either In October or
| November,
has arranged ,grand old fashioned" Hal
| loween party for this evening, Chairman Harry
r. Ciough, Secretary II. H. Fidler. Super.
intendent A, S. MscNalr, Inspector T. L. Glib
son. r. M. Andersen Harry Robinson, s. IT.
Stevenson, AlopEo Stone and Recorder Charles
| o. Simpson will provide elaborate decorations
| and interesting program of old-tne Hal.
| ioween games with plentiful supply OF
| souvenirs and Refreshments appropriate to the
| season. There are assurances Of two candidates
| for membership.
CLOSING LIVE STOCK PRICES
| CHICAGO. Oct. s.-HOGS-Receipts, "a, ,OOC