Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-16
ALLIED
ROYAL ARCANUl
Whole Family Insurance, lnvscti
ments of Reserve Funds ana
Charity Under Discussion

At the annual meeting Of the Associals1 I
Councils Of Philadelphia and vicinity n;l4
in the Parkway Building the president, WfIs
liam J. stokinger in reviewing the &c
term referred to the great possibilities ~
an association Of this character in assists. =
subordinate councils in holding social ana
educational functions, in which all the
members Of the allied councils could pare
ticipate with their families; to find ways
and means TO enthuse subordinate council
meetings. as we'll as the monthly convoca.
tions Of the association. and thus create ad-
vertising material for publicity which the
order so sorely needs Just at this time. Any
legitimate means Of placing before the peo-
pie the magnitude of the orders proposi..
tions. the benefcence of its aims. the cor-
rectness Of its underlying principles. IL
necessary part of the work for this asso-
ication. He expressed a desire to see the
next administration of the association show
a vast increase in results at the close Of
the annual period.
Supreme @ Trustee I.athy. the father Of A::oci.
his hsvs fund q knowIsdEe and yisdom rsIa,iys e
h%r WITH Eaten h,s% couple e SOS.
ms FOR enIsitsinment; D: D. q n. The9dors
Win @ nnt s,is q
,hst yiii induce members TO ,pfaetice charity
% % h Rsa sso hsn
ored the meeting with his renowned ,'Hndsn-
oc os ae
their loyalty and SUPPORT. particularly the out
nf s',: Ss f' for .ss.sss mere a.
Several resolutions. wer. INTRODUCED IN ss;ss.
Sisss & 2, %ss;iSs ess%siI .Ss':: ::
matter was referred 70 a special. COMMITTEES Of
three to report at next meeting.
Pas, Grand H..snt Eaten: fresh from shs
after epsns
0n 70 nt.0dqe' pEstiSSISSn SsS in ,S,s ss
$IS :s$S|sst 'Ss se,ss +; s:;sss,sss
champion npis0 ths affirmative ~ and suDSs%e Repre-.
fIis' as @
s pGh jun. That e.ns enSher With dsoa' D. as Wac
on the arirmatvs and supreme Trustee Lathy
'hf hs s0's e fund
the the smDers GSun bg In ss
highly pEcps.t,Ss IA: gs: nsst
shdPen ss psrs sI a ys
sentatives were urged to place q similar PROPOSE
tion before their respective councils and use
Work. work suSsesne er' sha the Royal
Philadelphia alone should provide for 100 Bel
gian children. -
Special effort will be made for an exceptionally
large meeting In May and again IN June
debates scheduled and suggestions for other en-
| tertainng and educational projects. This meet
| ing is placed on record as one OF the most con
genial and harmonious gatherings ever held.
D. D. G. r. Daniel L, Stewart Of AEcanum
| Council, where $50 Of the loyal New Jersey
| Arcanians met OH this occasion Grand Regent
| Bierman and his stan were in attendance. Five
Of the suspended brethren were reinstated; An; n
a valuable silver handled umbrella to the coun
| ciPs district deputy. -
Philadelphia Council. No. ass. js active IN pre-
! pairing for the pilgrimage TO 'Generai Putqan
H. oss asoGaSa nnn Wit b sS y
! meeting of Philadelphia Council. on April "a
when the Tioga Council members will aniliat
: | with old 293.
An encouraging bit of news = published 4
| the April Fraternal Monitor with reference I,
| the fraternai societies which have adopted 10t
| per cent solvency rates. that during 1915 six o.
| these societies have skipped one or more assess
ments during the year Two nave skipped ons
| and the other had collected only nine assess
| ments during the TIVE ve months. This method
| OF permitting the o;Sidend to reman In the
members pocket is no doubt very gratifying.
! Manaroon Council No; 1910. of Phoenixyille.
has contributed $50 to the Belgian RELIEF Gen.