Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-10
ORbANS FONTS AT
PROGRESSIVE, A.O.M.P.
Head of the Order Indicates
a New Line in His
Recommendations a.

AT Progressive Assembly's session
come little memory Of the old times at
the Parkway Building were brought
forth, though only two candidates ap-
peared for initiation. The buttons were
presented by Deputy Harry Smith,
whose spirit and personality as usual
must have made deep impression upon
the new members, Frank w. Fry. and
William HUT. whose father. Louis j.
HUT. an old member of the assembly.
died last month. had proposed him.
p. NJ. A. Fred Keene filed the station
of inspector for Edward Knight who
Is over in France with the engineers.
sIS,Ssr Martin 5fH% kans n Of saSp
sS 81 BY jSSao 1sf esS5Gs sorss r.
as follows; Master artisan. Elwood liubes'
sssrae w. nnIef eceESsF SGifS wsm
kammsrer; cashier. Edward g: MaccrackSen "a. o,Se,
fewiS he ssHS election Sn% sn @ rust
S.essy asorss %fa'f A. RSf sSamHeT }Shn bH
der Edward -. Finck; John + Rowland'
enns wsssr sna icSs boStcr rfE Ts
representatives, nominated Tor election next
i. iSSs: joIS Sa, hSrr2;h, $sS@ E'fisT;%S:
assya afs seho r',lHs sanusl ofa;s sixsmiin % VIII
sS & Il T. Stockton GsSra A1Ei: Wiz
leu s' El%S EEq ssHsl. Ea ka iasa K.s rS%sPd GSs
susssn, ssu,sssh Gs9rEs BEidssman; Edwyard Nc Nc
E5sS sehneidcr," walter clafSe and samuel
y soFDssss 1smpfa %.% ToT5 ss%a
!sSO !SOb Rsss,a Smith fShp MSAiSRS|PS bowiinS
sy. George H. .hsnzon Hen IN C.. Norman Grey.
ann xSnn Wasr XasS uGGs Rsc6 aSS SGh9ea G.
Hartman.
spohded as usSa en in a1 on eminent nha Gasrce to
the call for information. philosophy and
GsnF SSsTr sPTEs fG5 %
his gracious. disnlAed and meodiogsly,, ap.
whss Ms he. Ase%Sy
said that 'notwIthstandins Abnormal condi:
nd ii sa onp s S sss n
CMh IS IS Ur lef
session OF the Fraternai Congress in New
York 10 return in the morning. in order,
6issest g. assembly IN The order which ; has r,:
Rf h and 'F o big
things in fraternity. He. found that there
sscGys or. RFt Of q ,SS s'.sm org
ganizations established forty to nifty years
tss top o. The list for ali tina, snters into
at the banks that it is possible to give.
Master Artisan Jprdan the gSnGs rs
as he is irresstbe in lighter vein. msds
1t clear that while the finances Of tho order
the adeesson to Il The ros that f%dt did not
warrant indifference to the matter Of nu.
intorms;ion that there are about thirty
assemblies In the order that needed substan,
shall be applied some of them will die. lie
S ths he had taken the 9cTy to So nGT G
big Progressive Assembly with IT'S org
Do in fS' Hc c Of HFeTH
he had not Pan St m any cs oG Tar
AG,e 70 Se Submit H"bmt,ed ed mt ut the the st. f session and
woSd not be e' but seer
favorsbly considered iie said he felt deeply
fering assemblies OF an adequately qualified
soss Ssr fSa ss or the st s the of
the value It involves to them and FOR Inc
Brother Jordan, returning to local favor;
red what y, he ,pgrGorted to be excerpts from
S Sss 8 mSss @ drag rag ;.issss IL her SSsd WI!
sss n.n 70 he hsEs Sas ss
take e"' good 'd" pis,urss2 Because she has ,he
best kammsrer % What unusual fgrrscS ssSn9bm,f ,bat
runs without COAL
% n{oSsT, SS ss fPs Mssg Of ana r Dba;1
smith gave. patcrnai as well as fraternal
advice to his wards In a. way that n, ne
presence Ssta OF his superior efcsr inviting con.
srstustions net only to himse,t, but ~ to tns
that Progressive, records a lower percentage
q Suspensions than any other Large assGm. as n.
early, sSreemeIt that deissstlIS9ns ,.t 9t Pre-, Pro
the boost in rivalry for position; stating
that Progressive was now ahead by, forty
two He
ing be held with st, Johns on, December
approved. al ro dunn s'" small deiesetlon from rom 81
Johns was wamrly received. who's, master
'ei Mas DELAYED SN BY the work Of pack!ns Christ:
mas boxes for the boys in camp, He pressed
S. YRaT F GSsg'sE Rsrssnsn memSss john
iss s' 81 ,ss HG 1sssT HEScF:sH
commlttsss plan for SpGr.y ma ss%n npiv IvnSs o
''dossie" sandwiches.
Commonwealth Assembly devoted a good
part OF the meeting to cuiogy Of the late
ehsrtGr =, e. %e%9er srS9Ssr C9Ss
Easen s.se APd ThrIsfiS. Who came from. Newark:
n. j., to Nng with the EXCELLENT auarte,
70 o1 the family family Of ' Brothsr cSIver, nd Brother
sy yhs maze p's" be Sa Il m mn"tss
Ss HfiGv enSeT ra@Hay ssa Sa PFsiif sS
hfs father had been compelled to cease busi-
ness and fraternal activities for many
months and was pleased TO see his friends
in all organizations with which he was con-
nected, he maintained & warm interest IN
meetings Of the hoard as long as he eas
able TO oe conveyed by favor Of Doctor Gadd
The recorder thanked the assembly for the
noral piece of remembrance sent to the
funeral, The death ot Brother I.ew'N Beck
an old member of the assembly. was also
:nnSSnsed wy. snf S.s the proper memorial OBJ
brother Hill. Of Fidelity Assembly. acting
deputy made a highly intelligent appeal for
Increased membership, citing as a source Of
good material the new population at Hog
Island. the suggestion insugurating dis
oussion which seemed to make an impress;
Brother Jack conveyed word Of greeting
from his enlisted son. Just transferred to
The Election. et officers resulted as fol:
superintendent. Frank ], Snyder; inspector.
John w. Caiver, jr.; recorder Curtis p.
Caiver; trustee, J.. l.. Haas: medical ex-
aminer. DR.. j. L., Engle. now with medical
corp; representative nominsted Fred Gay;
cast the vote for the candidates having 40
opposition.
Underdown Assembly entertained the NJ.
E. officers Jordan, Chalmers Voorhees,, Cox
Knapp aud Mari. who were highly pleased
Voorhees, presented the buttons with the
terse, practical advice that as they We're
now on the same standing as any Of the
veterAns Of the order they should attend
the assembly regularly and join the bowling