Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-19
ARTISANS ORDERS
NEW YEAR GREETING
Confidence Of Executive in I'm
proving Legislation for Further
Progress on Sound Principles

Most Excellent Master Artisan Jacob r.
Joruan' one OF the most able and con-
sclentious fraternal counselors who was
raised by unanimous vote at the recent an
nuai session Of the A. o. NJ. p. sends at
the beginning of his administration this
greeting to the rank and file of his mem
bership:
TO the Editor of the Fraternal Department:
Beginning our new Artisan year, the
greatest optimism prevails everywhere At
every official visitation made by the most
| excellcnt officers thus far q class of cam
uiuates mas been initiated. with the mag
nihcent advance in our financial condition
iast year and with the further re-enforce-
ment OF our foundation by the concentra-
tioh OF our Sick Benefit Fund" with the
unusual industrial activity everywhere pre-
vailing, all signs point to very success
| iui year FOR our order numerically Every
individual seems to be enthused with our
motto Each for ALL all for each" And
the slogan as suggested by the most ex-
ceilent artisan for 1917 ia being assiduously
worked out that is, livery man get a man. .,
Never before in the history of our order
was the spirit of get together" more
manifest JACOB r. JORDAN,
NJ. t. Master Artisan.
s ssr sSas Of Of the tho Mas1
| praises OF Germantown Assembly for the very
BY ths hs9Seisy and ben
Ill ~. frank kendrick was chairman OF the com
BY repTeseniativss and aerhSies as of fooWs s?'
ES5 aSfs9a'r $ J0s9ssa aSsps IT, HsF5y
ii H. VI Man,s4 snaT o, ThS%fs sm nrSo
Ne NS'a 6 ps sn1 es bsStn adt.n
itSdi Harry C. smith; Of underdown, and Frank w A.
the the committee: Chairman Kendrick appointed
the entDr, stn6eom1mittees a1n1 as follows.
4: a. chsa,imers e. p. Cook. Harry Kendg and
piublicity,cook; Kendrick and Smith.
Kandzic lrlzss and n sardsashaw Jones: Croft, e. p
Hall Brooks &c saS10eeta ana stempae. SRa Lang
m l,;uneheon--shaw. Lackman Matthews. Jones
T., ,r,avors-Johnson. Myers, Hutchinson and
| Shaw and De IeIiis. ''''''e'S ''e'' 'ohhsoh
%nfss H%ss Esst ss Of Chair
a. week for three months and encountered EN-.
and Banquet u tfs has OF All thc
detail work Involving SO great personal sacrifice
lars they consider We'll jused by "asa the sScces, SS
! or their efforts and by the pleasure of theiI
T., Fidelity Assembly had real live meeting ant
sented by Brother Alexander Johnson the new
| deputy, from Germantown Assembly, whose serv
dS e e so hsy henored am
appreeiativee that a basket of flowers was pre-
ASSURED II The members the Of hs ses,
desire ss 81 for ana requested the pry
pHny of work. EScordsT ISes gays an
eelient Assembly and paid tribute to the the boy, 10Y,
| Of Germantown Assembly for the royal hos
p,ta,ihity given the representatives and Officers
NJ E. N. A. Jordan was present, but OWNS
ing a bountiful repast he was excused from
| observed 40 Rrpt Dan ltor
and and II. +. Gloss. The producers of Fldelit,
| VIII be banqueted by nonproducers.
| Excellent officers to Apollo Assembly. Their,
neW members Were received TRe Apollo aea orches
| ira played an important part in the entertain
Deputy Elwood IIubbs found his way into tn,
good graces Of the memesrs ,s of No @N9rthwesterI
xth waSh nd " Dr. IT.
Lott: the former ds2Sty was on hand to extent
to u
western has ever experienced Cd, The intiator,
of three candidates was of very high charac
Ths ssm5 aTah w psT s %Ss
| ty-seventh and Jefferson streets.
The official yistnstiops for this week are
Cincinnatus Hall. Front and Norris streets
Thursday night, Trenton Assembly. No. 81, a
| The board OF directors held a meeting for or
| ganization on Wednesday evening last. when tn
| following officers were elected: President. Jaco
| r. Jordan; vice president; Frank A. Chalmers
| ESD; secretary John w. Calver; solicitor
Joseph T. Taylor: Esq; medical examiner-in
| chief, DR.. s. w. Gadd.
| President Jordan made the following appoint
| ments os committees: Property committee, Broth
| ers Maloney. Smith and Lipsey; Artisan, Broth
| ers Stockley, Kendrick and Noorhees; dealt
| claims brothers Wiswe Greathead and Chal
| mers; literature. Brothers Maloney and Great
| head; bills, Brothers Lipsey ana Doerle; ap
| praiser, Brother Doerle.
| NJ E. NJ. A. Jordan, NJ. L. s. Chalmers an
NJ. f. r. Recorder paid an OFFICIAL visit 7
| Fraternity Assembly at Lakewood, n. j., wher
they found almost a total attendance of the M resi-
| greeting. Six new members were admitted, nv
| Of whom were proposed by Brother Naylor wh
promises more work for the year. The member
! listened with interest to the addresses of tn
Most Excellent officers and the humorous en-
tertainment furnished by Brother Jordan. Th
assembly. through DR.. William q; Schaufher
expressed their pleasure and appreciation OF tn
didates could be procured for the May meetin
the Most Excellent officers would make retur
visit with company Of Philadelphia Artisans.