Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-09
WHATA.O. m. Z. STANDS
FOR IN FRATERNITY
Most Excellent Master Artisan
Covers Concrete Principles
for Precept and Practice

To the FratorndI Editor Of Evening Ledger:
Sir--As step by step we advance in the
new Artisan year. which began on March Z,
our assemblies have caught the spirit of
fraternity. with which the air seems to be
resonant at this time. AS our nation seems
to be imbued with the fighting spirit Of
equal rights" for all men, so our 10000
men seem anxious for their neighbors to
become sharers in the splendid proposition
they have to offer. Glasses Of candidates
are seeking admission at nearly every meet
ing the secret work" is performed in a
very satisfactory manner and the social
committees are providing good, clean, in
structive as well as pleasing entertain
ment. Perhaps never before in the forty
four years of our history has more patri-
otic Artisan" spirit pervaded our entire
order.
There are four things our initials--A. o.
NJ. P.-should stand for this year, viz.
"All Our Members Present" "All Our
Meetings Profitable" "All Our Men Patri-
otc," "All Our Members Producers" Then,
IL these four sentences can become an actu-
alty, our order must go forward. Fra
ternally yours. JACOB r. JORDAN,
at AEpG had Gp Hssns Tsstns
ISTtrs% A;ssOy and EnsIs
spRn GOOD On S S
oTSihest,a vocal auaTte. and was
the order as s's Well as " the work Of his Assem-
sHnaey sIaS ffi e. IT, e. Jordan conductor o" '"'
T., commonweaith Assembly had one candidate
NJ F. Gficefs Jordan jordan, Sa chaimers. liner cox Knapp.
Neatly MesF aps wa1 whTs Tss as ssss
fSar' %n,Se xssS
0n S auEsr ss SHe sea the sPn
t % sss paSa P"S q h s,sH Ga Ths Is
and viii have the assistance of MaybeIe 2.
Pans and % ssp from ss
Assembly wss GSrdfy rseeySa he sSH
effective S i'htfU and attractiVs m TS'%sr Way "'N " ~
Bartram Assembly. No, %. had q good turn
nsIisiis work being peTformsd BY the neW chair
f5r' in nshs
The assembly affairs with dignity and nd ability;
the m In n, ,n ss
each member present bring a member, in order
v. Harrison .nP Ps5tSR as the new deputy. Wa:
former dsputy srother Marr Vas
ss%%sqs f. sS %sIa but
applications in honor of the visit of NJ, r.
Rnspp ana Deputy Ph
couragins remarks; The meeting was p,oist later
jordan and Cox made a late call on the same
| evening to Kensington Assembly.
Passyunk Assembly hst two candidates for
membership and one transfer from Dorian % As, AS.
HfSy ThiSss seud
,hs RsRsns RsFy Of Lsne al PSS " %arm
.ud sanae a M HAIL. @ acS
on Wednesday evening next
sn Sns 3 enS and hs
Isaac C. unasraown Assembly iniss.sa .w
AsTry Smith Rrsss%iigt dspa,g
to OF snd hs george
My thn and the the fo
| tory session would continue.
the PrGSssSSh nsw hsadagartsTs Win Mss,sra xrtssI
| Schearer and q delegation from underdown AS
| sembiy. complimentary to Recorder Harr,
| Smith who began his second years service az
| deputy over No. A.. The deputy gave some SOUND
! advice and offered quarterly prizes 70 the pro
| posers of the largest number OF candidates He
| repeated the Invitation to the Progressive dele
| cation to visit Underdown on George Ma
| sowan night at the May meeting. Brother
Mcgowan belonged to No, before he became me-,
bers indicated their intention q being present
| the last meeting OF St. Johns Assembly, chal
| ienging No. % for membership contest this
| yaar There We're three candidates for initiation
| and death of six brothers was announced - for
| yhom the memorial service was observed. Dues
| 70 the Artisans Athletic Association of $2E
| were appropriated. Pennsylvania's orchestra
| OF the evening was the services Of Brother
| Tbomas A. DAILY, the renowned poet, litterateuI
| and humorist who entertained, charmed and en-.
| thused his audience to vociferous demonstra
| tion. =. -. ii, l., x,,,., 80, r,,..a...
| Nav / two rooms In the Fraternity Building