Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-10
NEW NO. 9 ARTISANS
ASSEMBLY UNDER WAY
Active Officers Installed by M.
Z. Staff and Complete Or
ganization Fixed

Horticultural Assembly was formally
and substantially organized at 1926
Arch street. and the spirit of the new
contingent indicated genuine interest
and rapid progress. Ex-Recorder Curtis
Calver. II veterans Gay. Brinker.
Haas and Jack, of old Commonwealth,
viewed with evident emotions the un-
usual scenes that meant so much for
the old, as well as the new, No. o
The election OF officers resulted in the
selection Of these brothers; Master Artisan.
j t'o snyd&er: 'TfnissSSeTSSyio s' RuaR 'MHcAnany! re-.
torder. Thomas 4. Eadon: cashier. John
M lss.ons by AMI 81 } |" oi msrg 'p csaindr. in I |Se1r
bees and Cox, Recorder Einney' Of PalmyrH.
rSssnta IL r0n AND Biro, srD'" De- ia Hs,ycm. a.
alternate. were selected for the NJ. II. a
session.
appointments trustees, william n Max
we'll. Jr.. William l." J. Clarity and John
l l. ha2 sS,, conssurtTTr' !" A iuI RG.h; a T6sTla.n N;
j. NJ &. Joseph McAlgs,er medical ex-
mini Hasb pr NS 6 al; sT %4sd t GAR and fog%mHii \.
shill: entertainment committee. Brothers An.
d FRESHMAN e nhp asgrsTsry De J. N McXmany. 'F GsTrTsy;
Ayre-, Roth. .Eadon, II. McAnany. SNYDER
hre9naF Rot Sha' sSpi yma mfm Gfdssmsn ["N mrRlIis.
ter. De Haven. Brinkler. Glockner:. Farina.
Pierce. Baker. Shill. Gay and ]. McAnanH'
Six candidates were linrd ur for init,e'iiTTn On
SS%isI.ISs d;issssisiS ~, 'hsss r $ro,n rS rb tr:m
IETSs5;p %"i;. Ms 1S%" s;aSm'5 Msr5 E}}ssa gn H -;
p. IL. Taylor. Emory Bowers. Joseph y
Tees. H42%sTd ]AliSMsE}, WJsmfTs W WrIs { a !.
yin Powell. Joseph V. Lands and Recorder
J. H. Finney. ,,. ,o,, ,or tosspb
for thirty days. Thy robust: Jolly EImGr
presented on behalf Of Paimyra 10 Hort..
sEitsd ,hT% 2 SISsrs G9or,, Ne iTsGsc,SSr tor
Hugh McAnan% accented TIE GIT dGr the
Brother Powell. Of Palmyra. said that hr
expected to attend the next meeting In the
uniform Of Uncle sam and he sare q rer,-
Ter Artisan. expressed his appreciation Of
he service of the few fsithfTl workers. "t
Editor Mayor. Who seems 10 have cncourrged
a constitutional objection to presenting but,
to dong his choice Company tho plea sure
Of his oratorical fsyors and SO he pre-,
jewel for which the recipient made modest
response. NJ. f.. Recorder Cox. who always
fulAils expectations when called upon. told
how these Artisan dement's got together
and of the arrsnGements leading TO the
present results. Brother Meyer war forced
to respond to the call for a talk, for his
loyalists would not he denied. Denu,y
Wicker said that he felt unprepared Tor inns
sudden boost into the modern. Artisan
methods Of securing candidates and IN, other,
activities and must be In the position OK
taking instead of giving advice from these
aggressive workers. ,
The several numbers by the Quartet and
general chorus singing were heartily enjoyed.
Tenor Mason Christie, who comes every
month from Newark. y. J.. to take ms
place in the quartet. made an emphatic hit
in his solo work,
Progressive Assembly insists upon main
aiming the reputation of keeping names OF
live members on the roll rather THAN add