Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-03
ARTISANS ORDER
Time and Place Fixed for Full Con-
ference on War Conditions

NJ. Il. NJ. A. Jordan, of the Artisans
order Of Mutual Protection. has fixed the
Parkway Building and Wednesday evening,
September II, as the place and date for the
full conference of the representatives OF the
assemblies of the order on the subject of
war conditions as affecting the continued
membership of brothers engaged in the Gov
ernment service.
st. Johns Assembly's August meeting was
month for many years. Three candidates were
dm hf Sg'9s 6pE by one
nelly reported three petitions as starter for
The. irresstlble quartet of ",old War Horses
iIlies Whelen G Pollock and Thf2mpsonmm,ade on
na SnT the Gd for sss SssS s IL sPte hut
es pse S was given that he woGd be on
hand when the noise starts. In the mean
In the absence of both the master artisan
Of inspector Vctor Rdemog who handed Re
business like a veteran. his maiden speech being
lungs absence was due to having "a runiin',
IS Ge Snd
Workins Ss 1lghf and dHy; IhsEo are nov @ four
OfiTs OF th new St Albert Bssr eofHs
seG GGe a. H. Eredmsn Sba1s and B F. p
porals, sersesnts, lioutenants and captains:
are SHOWS s0a at me o. m hs n
Temple at a ladies' night in October.
was high and Miss Humidity was at her old
sleeves. pulled together sufficiently for a sue
%sssr ss Due Sf es
conference In the matter Of war conditions was
sVae @ f S'sH etters
were read by Recorder Wilson from Brother
f Bevers. Ensinecrs' Corps Brother iSy iiSyes. at
TRd TT 1RS II S IN
Sunday on the farm; mock trial and side
Pop" Brautlgam, chairman Of the entertain
ment committee maintained his reputation for
throown n Preparations for proper reeepti9qn
es Was At 0RSe Se close the
meeting an appr9priMate ate PRAYER was offered by
ment service. This will be done at the future
sessions.
Dorian Assembly had what might have been
a dull meeting, though with fair attendance. but
for an interesting and Instructive lecture on in
amtner, i Dr, II, Brooker NJ lis and a good good talk
another h r. assembly in the W." building ' RecordeT %
sanders reported that prospects were good for
Pamyrs Assembly had afty,aye msmbers pres.
dance % % Interest and Growth this assembly leads
HAND q tho TsnoTasa deputy; on SGsoanf 9 q
feit called upon to Tesign his office, and super;
Ghr ~ will the s 'ss @
ment and refreshments were furnished.
Adelphi Assembly took some good action in a
short session. motion of sympathy expressed
in writing and signed by every member present
was forwarded to Master Artisan James B
nosed Of brothers Arnold, Lipsey and Hale, wa.
Appointed to confer with Dorian and Girsrc
Assemblies for Joint cooperation in holding an
nArtisans' night In Adephl's room on Sep
"a fr ss % sna
oorder Lpsey reported on the prospect of g
| class of candidates and urged the importa nc,
VI NJ. H. N. K. Jordan, who dropped in Will,
passing" emphasized the value OF retaininl
| membership and the warming against delin
| auency, expressing the hope that this might b'
| the year Of least Suspensions: He felt the pres
ant abnormal conditions affecting the ordel
| would be satisfactorily adjusted and that tn,
action OF the conference OF assembly representa-
| evening September ~. would result in muci
Sood for the object in view. Deputy Kelly
SSpesence and inspiring words had the usua
| effect upon the meeting,
! HarmonyJ Assembly talked over arrsngement
tbs September meeting and about sending a del
eastion TO the reunion of the .'Greathead Seven
| ~ Uaddon Heights on October 10. Recorde
Miller reported that one candida te Nf not more
would be reauy ior ao'"sS'oh az 'ne next meet
| ing.
| Girard Assembly had small but not dul
| meeting There were spirited talks on the fsl
| campaign In the way OF entertainments witt
@h sn adS snS Dorian UT
| bnes In moyements Of mutual advantage. Broth
ers Bsiiie. Rhsn and McCausland were spponte'
ssrd II the nSsssss h
No. Q VIII hold. her own IN tho results 10
II y. ". A. Jordan this rear. ~ ~