Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-19
ARTISANS ORDER
Nominations for the Leading OFFICES
in the Various Assemblies


Northwestern Assembly had out 100 MEM
bers. Tho nominations were as follows;
Master artisan. A. j. Nicholas; superintend-
ent Calvin y. Wood 4; Inspector 5. c. Fulla-
way and r. A Scheel: recorder. r. a.
Denny; cashier, II. ]. Miller; trustee, u
w. F. S. Barwell and C. d. Grofr; medical
examiners, Doctors s. L. Baron, J. ii,
Lilly and c. l.. Thomas,
The new master artisan made a stirring
address on loyalty to the order and a
plea to the members to unite In strong
effort TO secure Northwestern's quota OF
eighteen candidates by the end OF the year.
The recorder announced that seventeen
members had been called 20 the colors.
some Of whom had already received COM
missions
Herman Never reported on the athletic
carnival held at Recreation Center Play
grounds fine gymnasium. which was such
huge success that the event will very
likely be repeated soon
The entertainment consisted Of progress
sive pinochle in which Brother Genie"
Byrnes was the smiling winner OF a beauti-
full trophy. An amusing feature of the
evening was a debate between Brothers
Nicholas and Barwel on the subject OF
whit Comprises Bowling Team" The
arguments presented by each eide were
well taken and mado It difficult for tho
judges to decide the winner. Professor
Hancock also entertained the boys with
mythical problems and after being recalled
several times decided IL was time for tho
members to eat.
on suggestion OF Brother Il. J. Byrnes
II was urged that each member send n
Christmas postal card TO the brothers at
tho front
., .southwostern Assembly entertained a dolcga.
James C. Narr' is dePuty There ''' Was 'ao' fine
turnout n1w eng e2thasssm Grsvgisd AddTsssss
r %eSS Sc 3.ns b s.ssS Fs 4Ss ioSwSS m Al
6ers OF No. IS wero nominated: MastGr arti-
TTissia; TnShl;, iqiDeS,Gr wIq@ cajis3a rfsords5
sou,Swes'ern % aeStntcd an fnyi Invitation to Wait
ias ana {he RoEs q q The he a}aseTs ,hat she
oseTs sS pas bSs will be WI An RytH
visit soathwestern on peceInbcr 20. BTa'hsr, w
On moon Of roor 'f aePp Irwin G so @ns
rroprlated TO send tobacco 70 members OF the
Gommuni2aions wsrs 'igS r,ceiyaa from Major "
,es'9bn bo, Tyler end ssrgeagt Wsm 'S Br2d,
some of their experiences since leaving Phila.
deSah Rqe4 viii YnGa aeS4ac a srySa s
SnniyoTsarE y on Monday, evening November 2a.
I Clifton Rrown and Wilbur ciayton "VSsS, we're
semSy pressntnr tho Buttons IN an address
Ssnrsly worthy o. Ihat .taonteq orator The
tees: Inspector. Bsnjamin Larzeero and Oscar
mSTFs Master aas S rhGP + adNar Hsa l. redo4er
Charles q, simpson and John r. Him. trustee.
iouFGsy Redmond Karts Na"Tri @hnndor! D's sn,Wcy
a moon by sdS Gm Mncar tbat
nGg ;sco be e.; &c ,fcur.d spG dsplsysd in prominent
rra;sla rSsslas' R5s,Sor ffss!ss: Ssse Sis.i9-. ys,c
| Lroheers from Harmony Assembly. Brother \,
hers was. present the rrst time for about tw"nt,
Sears;; aa r. = yetsra1 IN years hut ,.somc'
| Queens taste
nations Master sOyJ Joaeph aGo p he's Mdrs
Cherries X
CASHIER, Joseph ,Ssmmarti1o: TRUSTEE: PHILIP II
n D. TSS moSn Of EnmTS to k III
wSr fund IN is ,na neneonrGsns There are thir.esT
oonsptetion, on plans for securing class o
10 dii ths. quota allotted. T'; applicants ar
TIRE Sanr syf Gf this w '''s Vs II
SseG,dad to MSdiea 'R' % i z a' sonS
Union Assembly held an ENJOYABLE meeting
Samuel oT GsGS Wss for GseC ti
na for GsssGT nseor, sHmHS w93kXGgtn f scEd
contest lS on bctWcen BtOlntlS NeDer. ScanlOi
and Gwinn,
The Dining Club OF Girard Assembly enter
taned at q chicken and waffle dinner ,twely.
dresses were made by Mr. Woodward. of Moores
town, who Ia connected with the Y. NJ g. A
work in New Jersey; Mr. Richards Of the Y
NJ. e. a. at Loague Tsland Director Maloney
| Of st. Johns Assembly. and Deputy Yves Kehr
After good vaudeville show each boy in uni
form received n surprise package containing
smokes eats, and other articles. The evening
Grard's history. and Brother Harry Jackson
the chairman, received many compliments 70
the success OF this novel feature night. II wa
Jack Tar night. Sixty Of Glrards faithful 10
eether with brother Pollock and Solicitor Tay
lor, were on hand.
Oak Lane Assembly will entertain tho NJ r
officers tomorrow night and introduce a rnedica
| missionary. who will give an illustrated lect,Ir
on China. The chair Officers will drill for tn
! initatory contest. and expect to carry off tn
prize on all points. Two candidates are oil
the list.
The NJ. r. officers 70 TO Haddon Assembl,
| tonight, here the yearly initiatory contest q
| this assembly Collingswood and Haddol
| Heights will come off,