Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-02
NEW SICK BENEFIT
PLAN IN OPERATION
Central Relief Fund Established
BY the Artisans Order Of
Mutual Protection


titled. The relief committee Of every as
Hembly will visit the sick members as
usual but will send reports TO the NJ r.
Recorder who will make the individual
payments The amendment was framed
by the committee on welfare and extension,
ns follows
For the purpose of distributing tho cost Of
sick benefits equally among the uracmbiics u
Rs bs crs.a SP2 ana ger mRnsnea b hs moSt %@
excellent assembly by the payment to the mos, $,
Seach subordinate assembly, ON tho nrst day Of
Der Capita 3nx ~ foriv fvoS cents Tor zach
tnember whose, dues for the previous quarter
sknedj. provided. that whore e mc.rNor ia rein
stated tho tax for each quarter flr whicb he
was in arrears shall be rcmittol with the next
''F-or, no frri ,s e-cotaH 'sa ,r-a' ryosl-v'
recorder shall reimburse subordinate assemblies
With he pr9yIslons of fFls ariicIa' ,yhen same
ero properly certified by the roc9rd.f upon
BIZ accompaRied BY S ne % pRyscians dcriiacate
% participate in this FUND which shall be in
arrTsars Ta5,. f2r Or sag peT CAPITA tax ,,., o., ,,o
% board OF directtors to- who shall have authority
eide any questions relating to il or to the pay
ment Of sick benefits. subject to appeal tq the
kept separate ana apart from tho death benefit;
ssssm6T ana an otY tRc IaBity9 % Of The ''0r most cacd
lent assembly in he paymcqt Of sick benefits
81. ,John's Assembly. 100 -lrcnz under. ves.
Solicitor Taylor prrsontl1s tho button. Tto
FF'I We arr'm2, ,i23,,' NITh,f r... pug.
end Fred Hoch the champion member Eo'tor
purks and pass. Progressive" were an on hand,
e. K9,,., 80 M us'at ] sagr ,,.,,' o. ,od
Artisans Day nnd We're authorisod
fsor ' ~ dSs a2a to tho 2nf9c nG2" % ho
erder OF brothers who arc or may be called to
nelly stated that, there were 476 members Of
matter would take time 20 investigate he offered
poed 10 e axe b Ee me9 and on repor o which
was, carried The visitors were Brother Fnss,
and Brother Furncss. Of Progressive who gave
sn9rt ttaiks' ,TThe, The committee composed OF How-
btieker. provided progressive piuochlc and
winners were Brothers Kelley: Fcrruson, sharp,
H.eitman' Minkworth Miller, ,Ebinson Arm
sticher, wangeT. Keleh Reed, Kaprcr and iIeid,
Germantown Assembly With an attendance Of
100 had spirited mcotnE notwithstanding some
Artisans Edward Lang ana sup6rintendcnt rdia
meetnF in hsRly erlclent l'T manner Teq,E P'S z.
10 horaSe MYERS @ ana p NJ A Harry {lo!a Ilng
Elmer Cook RdSaRGSr Johnson Gt" R%hd RoW%nd
yN9ET,sss yNT,s.-.t Howard shay HayhuTgt, Foss Doctor
kendrok brothers, whose absence was unavoid,
faReriqn snSa "i & 9nr MN mSmnGrS VINO have oeeom"
Brother. Lennng, a transferred member from
This Incident seemed to inspire an argument be-.
the ldea Of inducing the trensfor 10 the local
are nonaetlye by reason Of distance from their
os9TT sr,. De cs Us ySgoTG,isa The
- on Juiy 2s. anmouncine hat al an KINDS tinJs
S---'Is ana games t9r an sizes and ages with
and Kensinston Assemblies had been invited ,it to
seyed FROM Fan Fan RPesRRs @ was re-
tion from Germantown to the patriotic parade
members we're urged To heb the yoSng ana Te as
bembly make a demonstration Tor the publicity
/ "a 40 DpRl hut -
the b9selsli parks had been converted into
this year there was use for assembly
Deputy, Ditter said that he was very seriously
affected by the admission ~ only thr'" "Hnd
10 analv2a the fault as ncivosu t0c m"wtars
the existing general conditions and himself,
prize for five or more canddatcs q case of
gTP5herg LEhtsPP and pogerty rsndSEsd vocal
81. Johns. and Furness OF Progressive good
vaudeville snow and refreshments were enjoyed.
:. Adelphi Assembly made up in spirit what It
Z, 2 delesatiqn from southwestern composed Of
George W Mace, sr.. steven Knopf Frank and
pleasure and explaining that they were on their
way TO pay visit to Dorian Assembly in the
Progressive Assembly, was elected TO member
Chairman Phil Arnold OF the campaign com
mittee which has been dcvislng all the plans
to the assembly, reported that the matter Of
taking care OF the interests OF enlisted brothers
assembled brothers to assist by contributing to
n fund for the payment Of dues Of such brothers
as may need H. box being put at the door
for the purpose.
July in regard to the centralized payments Of
cK nenGmf' ind' reGuirlns % reguision On the con
and finance committee jointly reported through
for retrenchment Of expenses and had decided
70 recommend the abolshment OF two estab-
and loan ASSOCIATION stock The recommendation
Brother Davis, of the social committee. came
late, but In time TO report progress and Brother
save a happy talk Visitors We're Brother Christ
foa to join t6at ana other MG assembes az IN R'G BE
o ogtins anS picnic 9 on JHg H. Recorder KnapP,
brother Kelley, OF oak Lane, and Brother
Eur EHrpess igar Of ProgreIssye as, al e whom had
Master Artisan Bertram smith. RECORDER Jack
assembly Brother BicRhardt provided a. gooS 5o9
vaudeville show.
southWestern Assembly had a large attend.
Brothers John u. Logan Samuel Dcver. Sr.' and
William w. Stapeford, was appointed TO pro-
called 70 the service Of their pueo eounry nj T6s
sna rspoSt wfS % g'Ta power t0 aGt II necess3Ty
a committee. consiating Of Brothers Carl Vogt,
Johnston and Harry IIummeIl was appointed to
take up the matter Qf the picnic of July IA, az
work and promises TO have large representa-
The entertainment committee met on Thursday
evening last and arranged for the entertai inment
for the next mcetinr Several entertuIning
fea lures will be provided and seasonable refresh
ments served. Brother Howard D. Peppcr has
been appointed director OF the FootliEhts Club
and those who know "Sneeze' are sure the
club will continue TO prosper under his leader
ship, Prof James v, Dignan has been an
pointed musical director and William j.
McKowen business manager.
Harmony Assembly had a good attendance.
who enjoyed a real patriotic speech BY the ''old
war Horse" Jerry Neill. other members and
Deputy MacCracken were also eloquenty in
clined extending greetings TO some OF the ''oId
timers present. In the way OF observing the
ninth anniversary Of the assembly, brother
Milier's entertanment committee put a good
show and served Refreshments
Dorian, Assembly had good social night
Assembly al a pinochle contest, IN which prizes
were won BY VISITING brothers Hammel and
Tozen and Oberholt2er and Northhart, OF
Dorian. Recorder Sanders has several appii-
cations OF candidates for next meeting.
When the good ship Clara II cast away from
Ming last. at s o'clock, with fifteen workers
from Enterprise Assembly aboard and poked
her nose due east for the Jersey shore a
unique method was established for making vis-
itationB in Artisandom. In command OF Super
intendent Kay. ably assisted by ther popular
and joyial deputy. Editor I'D" Mayor, this az
FreEation disembarxcd within the quiet precincts
OF Riverton. N. J.. and boarded several high
powered machines and scOrchFd the Burlington