Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-20
m. E. N. A. JORDAN ON.
ARTISANS ACTIVITIES
Fidelity Assembly Holds Banner
Hot Weather Meeting-South-
Westerns Good Work
To the Editor Of Fratcrnal Department.

To the Editor OF Fraternui Department
| Dear Brother-T'he month of July and
| August are months Of lethargy In all or
ganizations, vacation season and the ex-
| treme heat keeping many from the lodge
| room. II Is very encouraging, however. TO
note the interest maintained In our as
sembles. While the extreme heat does
| affect the attendance. II does not seem to
lessen the ardor enthusiasm of those
present, as both Of these seem to rise with
| the temperature.
The monthly reports from cur deputies
would Indicate splendid spirit throughout
| our order. We can confidently hope that the
| record Of past years, wherein the last four
| months Of the year have been the most
| productive In member-getting, will not only
| be repeated. but greatly augmented during
| the coming fall and winter months And
| this hope may become an actually IL each
| OF our 1900 members will do his duty
Fraternally yours,
JACOB X. JORDAN
Fidelity Assembly, had out about 100 mem.
Hasry Ihis month !, Tas snnounced that , Brother
sS' 9"q ts%sS dssd 3 & g. Ss Ey %s w wS
yyd,y depicted he expc5ences Of himself and
the imsgination as 70 bring Within hearns, The
roar r., OF guns and the smell of powder in that
, The entertainment committee is planning some
es for csnddates aid SePe made by nrohers M
nng "9d drs T. yo sT ns
Asan iSrdw Jordan drS6psa @ na
Nalr will represent the assembly at the general
conference on war conditions.
the SsomRmi,tge plehld ana outing to Se held
So nJ2ner he shd%s rsned sS
for every hour up 10 Q p. m. Including sports
dancing a iSg"s ANN eS and f
Leave sixty ninth street terminal every twenty
,sl, take old folks and baskets to the, farm house
ams 1bn 1 rosp prospecve eSndda,cs G s" nd "fs
added inducement the prospects sweethearts
soH,hyestern Assembly suffered to a Ersster
penalties due to the vacation season. N T,
@ M1 ofuPd f. RtsorScr ss N'f
tut 9T Recorr %5d Thms ecGr
Of Superintendent Penn Deyer was cut short
h tpnn w 1mf ned 3Ts AND 5 M work
q tss 'ts%IHoraTy ofHsiais Vas SroSabS SSycr
Ms dSn Js
nr eryp to Far a9 hs sx SE n
N0 TGn or hs question of mSn
Y. r: Master Artisan TO which Brother John
r.: sSi Logan mas been delegated to represent the
G. The family, picnic comes off at Belmont next,
the usual features for young and old.
keystone Assembly had a fair attendance for
August, Recorder Docrle received petition
and card from Brother limerick of Harris
burg, who was admitted and who gave an in
tion to be real booster for Artisanship. A
welfare committee to help brothers in dis
tross'' was appointed, and the vote on the sub.
ject showed that the members present were of
one mind. II IL not probable, however, that
this action will be allowed to conflict with the
recommendation OF the NJ. +. Master Artisans
conference on war conditions Tho entertain
campaign. Refreshments, smokes and the pino-
chile "hends' then had things their own way.
Union Assembly devoted most of the time TO
planning for the observance of its twenty-frst
tember meeting. A good program will be ar
ranged and an effort made for a class of can
dldates.
Lehch Assembly initiated n candidate, Mr..
Elwood Lee Powell. Brother Herhert Runner
doing the honors with the hutton. Most of the
talk centered on the trip of the ball team and
n game with the local seashore club Deputy
Llpsey is working up big Lehigh delegation to
his tAdelphD assembly in September. Recorder
Knapp will represent the assembly at the gen
eral conference on war conditions.
g Oriental Assembly had reasonably good
turnout. considering the weather. Recorder
Kolb will represent the assembly at the NJ. f.
Master Artisans conference on war conditions.
Effort will be made for a class of candidates at
the October meeting. when the NJ f.. officers
will be present. The chair officers will enter
the initiatory contest.