Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-22
WE ARE SEVEN" AT
BIG REUNION, A. 0. M. P.
Six Assembly Delegations and M.
E. Officers Overflow Haddon
Heights Town Hall

cars and other vehicles bearing the bone
and snew" of an inimitable combination to
the ninth reunion OF the "Greathead seven"
IN the Artisans Order of Mutual Protec-
ton, Indeed, II the event could have been
pulled orr in the daytime the town au-
thorities could hardly have prevented the
observance of special holiday for proper
recognition of such honor to the community
Mayor Dallas robust and ''eame,' but eyi-
seht Of the record eogSns aon ,Se eae ca
that he had never before seen such a horde OF
bad Instructed his police force to stay home with
the 1In 1Imntsn snd club under lock the boys could ''g9
,Sse some 70 take that privilege on the inside rathep
on on .hs second floor Of the "hrehouse., was dec
q resthead on the chandeIer Snd Of a"s the
vas set with the scene Of cornstaiks and autumn
As the eNuberant delegations nled in with
rear RnS instruments, flags comic head
men and jazz band in costume Northwestern
Escorder LiPsey' ,Lehish with Recorder Knapp
sSout 4oo wSh RefSrdsr sST MeT m tGt"ns
TO the 20 oS saSh , sSdeT ,, huge key Of welcome
Ice ss.nsg nag with stars Indicating the number, OF
ASSepni Sa l,d members in the Government service.
s.tss When & quiet e09ld be restored. twelve. candl
ere y. sr6% brought by Bsrtrqm Assemby The quar-
mnony' and-Recorder Higgins presented the but
The calls for Grsathead, the founder. could
not, not be euelied, and under evident emotion he
aqo s1d that these satherings were greater and
pOssibllltes and rewards we're in store tof these
the work Of eaeE assSy SS'iS sSde s5atsmsat drssnsa
snf msmbership TBS; iiRed iHltstedd assa deatb
claims paid, SEQ 900; sick benefits paid. $40 i45;
ii,7s5. eo6. 'h1S He said 'OOoi insurance in force
dor aRd npnSn nSmb4 the last IN
aimaiplshins dim 1Iss enthusasm. It is gathering force
slasnn is absolutely essential to fraternai growth
countless mem Join as prsSca To-Day rs Ra
sconCmcai method Of protecting their, homes
that the idea OF these seven assemblies
friend and neish6Or the beneace8ces Of "iSe the
organization, and their dislnterested. warm en-
force and = Winning friends and members for
- ''It Il. our . order as a whole is to measure up
hiab. Haddon Heighis PassyGnE and RdelPhi
our respectiye .eeommunites' ''"'
singers seeming to find more favor than Fred
S1,IsIEye " s5gltatlGns from t6s PsssyuPi corner
references to certain good fellows in the audi
sshhee: Pa,ssyunks & &i9zz band very capably closed
attendance had left he hall and then H. T.
was not able, for obvious reasons. Of Course,
convey hG sner G R hs qtendd tho to
result Of faulty management tever the
SIeer' 9mIeess' E~ho E made sacrifices to add TO the
occasion.
Reaorder az Franz HEB B. 2FSSf so9eg n
tss order which the Attending fSfso PERSONAL al
or more Significant TO the recipient than ths
occasion in honor Of Brother stockiey He has
serving in thu Office OF recorder for nearly ali
n service the city; He has served the ORDER
tsa5 member member Of the board Of directors for six
ssSs9ntsIgnss s on All m9nsseFsl ss ria DOess and
OF rthe order;
Business transseton feTaS 2nS The
Fred keene who made a clever master OF
Tss Big Of s 0rder Pd tdhsrsS nSE Si
te honefHd es Snd on the worth
bsasa bfors JORDAN; Chalmsrs voorhees,, Cox. Great
Smith, Medical S,. Examiner Gadd, Solicitor Tay-
An illuminated portrait Of the guest BY Master
eorder by the artist. as well as editor Mayor
Which RFf5 od&y rsspcas M
wsntyhVss hssieFPlebSs @ambsrs Of expressed sentiment
sentinE the number OF years Of Brother STOCK
PrsseHsd ss hsse a%ops %sG |i6n 10 b bfRpF9
aSaret ths the superior
TsD sGDP Unusual S esSs sSd hGrOlghy enjoyed
Ann z2Sna 2aroS ~ h9 toSSTI5Rg SIo56s eoWmEttes $ Edwin
James w; TAYLOR Wesley Gadd, Henry p
esrPPsf Ps1sy w tT5sst EsSs TsageT f P Msciqsbsy VI
These brothers were able 70 keep the knoWiedgc
even Mrs. stockey proving loyal TO tS'0fRsf tRsir
4n1i.c After Brother stoelGsys recovery from the
1T is comfort and a cause for gratilca-
yqraSy Thought of by ms hs fends ri s Ws Sna and and
IN nres but Il IS psrculaEly gratifying
on or, Monday evening ey;snins and hear expressions Of
sssTa9tsT of s men who constituted that large
Artisans Order Of Mutual Protection in an Off
my % dStp deatPaGty az have SW9ys endesyoEed 70 do
and eficienty. and i was pleasant surprise
efforts deserved the distingTshed honor Of hoId
nrde d tn tmeesnE esY 4f al the shining Ehts OF the
his duty in a modest way. Nl'' O'''
Itself mgd was the Spirit % Of tratsr@siis slsfssa
the gTeat number se e rnse. IN ne atte1dsnce Of
20 felicitste one who. in his own opinion. was
honor few ever have the 0o good fortune Ws 90 To
% Wait until the grim aSp makes tRG 6s %s
and then amid the sweet fragrance OF aorai de.
wreaths Inscribed with Rest in Pesee sne with Ta
Of the dear Departed When Gr 'Rs %ord 9pSs spos @
while we can appEeeiate IL is worth thousand
we can't read what's our tombstone when
f sf By Saf men a'T high 'DPS sD T
AT5tisshshiP 55 t my heart & wss nlled with emotion
AimlEhty that l had, been spared to witness
my friends. then and there renewed a reso- o.
receive from me the best what was in me Tor
consider the personnel Of the organizat don
second to none and the order itself the best
fraternal insurance organization in existence
Keystone Assembly enjoyed session OF con-
graduation and pride the rema rlta BILE con-
sst quarter without suspehson. While W%fhfsE No. ths
ia the oldest assembly in the order with a
roll OF $50. yet Il cannot be said that The
sse OF an organization is always q criterion OF
lhe age of lis members. Duty and loyalty are
charaeteristic traits Of a true fraternalisf. hut
when he Is not true or rather. when he is
reeorder or secretary to set after him. Re
corder Doerle was, therefore commended for a
record not surpassed by any other large assem-
bly,. The members were reminded however bv
1.-The memorial service for tho late samuel nj
.Welsh that the hand Of death cannot be staysd
against the deciInation Of the ranks ana the
fact was noted by Chaplain Devenny that tins
1mmutable Jaw of nature must II progress
and success be the aim. be met by the work
n human oeneyolenee The recorder made an
effort for a class OF candidates at the No.
yember meetins when the NJ; E; officers viii
fwenty-one members q the Government serve
Ice au. horized. The work OF the superior
apertet ana real hot Dutch lunch weGa
enjoyed.