Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-24
PROSPECT PARK
STIRRED BY A. 0. N. P.
Passyunk Assembly's Tribute
to an Honored Officer.
Unions Fine Record

,hs. mos, tnsplrinx me.ttnss ever held ia
sonyoyeI ssnss a party Of sixty Pa.syunk indians;
Pa.t Ms.ters william c. Heyde. Charles W ".
Albert; John Calvin. willi.m T. Montsom-
com sGTdsT Pssyans. saUo nhp s.nS nSd
NJ n.,n,v r. r. = Cog made s.hila ting sddr.s,ss
on bsSai o, the donor lone nv william Ian Gnu {. HeSde' @
q :: ~ T. II. SDoG x JACOB Jordan. "a me and rssi
Master Jordan accepted II in an appropriate
q the ras. was. particularly hitting. .becaus"
| fassyunk has forty-eight men in the serr-
to draft IT, @hi. ni Prospect SsI RsnSy Sas @
long honor roll OF enlisted men. among
Thom Tbs ,;. are three sons o. Pas, Master JoTdsn
delightful treat.
Pennsylvana As.emblys notice of the
June meeting urged the members to keep
up up the hs, keen interest resultant from the i.u
that the assembly had been represented BY
three candidates in the class. with thre.
Pete and fee S 0S dt,S We're eP rv.R al
absence snd If Of Eiho: and
Southwestern Assembly. who was letter per.
! feet. assisted by Superintendent W. Quits
. was the winner in the "eontHst with Pro:
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number Of candidates at the rally and that
! the members were entitled to BE- dincd at a
Fred Ksene for sp'ss forward nSS" ny hat
! would enable the assembly to go over the
top with 500 men before the close Of the
| year. and be asked the earnest co-opern ton
! of the attendance MEMBER in the pres
sure OF the stsy-st-homes to do something.
tribute for p. NJ. A.; John zimmerman and
! Y. NJ. 4. Thomas n. swain was solnnln-
ized' whilc the very ssysls these brothers her.
/ event OF the after session was the talk OF
Or. r. y. HartoEs. Of Belgium, who in his
own peculiar impassioncd way held hi. audi.
wrung the hearts and fred the resentment
@. s sssns 5hs erms' 81 d'r he
sestion Of Brother stockcy for ths doctors =
pc. objective, the American Red crS,, .. m.
msmbranr; banner Of iISiviGssl dual sta,s the
Watson. just called to ths colGrs. Thc roll
Dickson George Ehrenzelker, ,weSIc:I 0sdd'
Tssmss fss5ss F F Mssssn ss, 'T Ttoma. MSs!. WI
Purdy; William Rhodes E,Ilss w!l.sm .ssma E ssTum,
talk Nv Lieutenant skidmore. of the First
Canadian Expeditionary Forces who save "a =
eauipmen,, He noted The ,hri;ns incident. I,
problems as '.oyer-the.top' invasion ga, at
.sss sssS.s Ti s spSm hs
stimulated their Sonfhenge IN the so'iis w
Of the Allies to ns,y vim vss ,ne mposs,bie m
to lick" 5000 900 men; but that halt Of
wHSd have to be m.a Taa and me
vas given him and three lu''S cheers 'oT
othsr. entertaining features we're solo. by
Miss Edna Wallace Kenny. who is singing
with the Fsirmonnt Park nsnd d;,or, and Ms Tss
progressive pinochlr party would be The al,
and and :c""rai petitions, FOR memh.r.tip re; Re;
and war.savinss stamps were sold.
The nrst touch Of the war, hazard has
been telt Wiiam SnyaSr tTon Gf Sa wSa Thsss HS,is
aSinT S'9'"E With II LIEUTENANT HUM, son o. ths
phiIadeiphia banker: eolded with snothsr another
CIa ude b. Kriebel Of. wsvssrly Assemble
s.I:tTnt .:b.s Io psTsmf.'es psTs Moor wh's Ht
OH The Irish coast on April u was torpe.
doed by German suemarino; Tna ne, the siCb ,hin
fsof sroshar m Kr.b fTG sousn HS SS
turned by the high seas and he was drawn
%S aSSn sy the :af'Sn ,S. ., the
war by the a. .. N. T.
Southwestern Assembly had more than 100
Master Artisan "; W. ,Peek: Of Isaac e
rrss nsfrqH%p HSal Tss snS Resordsr 's Thoms
Of y,hester Assembly: Brother Abdtll said
ss iS g. BIZ Of ys sous~.rn 1 to "ys x.
semblv to Chester Assembly on the evening
Of July "a. Master Ar.I;sH Deysr s sspp9in,sd
ThGm r. sna Ss SsWG ,rp Mar
ne eftort. Of III. committee thirty member;
is expected ia have at least sNenty-hve in
'" p. % ~ <. Robert F. Mckee made hi. year.
picnic at Belmont on SATURDAY. July 90.
committee 4. Rcyd Robsrt r. Ne
kee., Walter =. I.amond. Howard P: Hayes
sn1 Mam Rro,ters e. ana
e ,ss q sSGS sSn fsss sss
t,.lstsrd Il; ii .Ss. sst%s hSmor IN, :1d
=: LamoId d the ssryices & ~ Jazz band and from from
which rendered s,any pleasing numbers. The
vcImmittss hs1dsd by Chair
joyed. Deputy Walter Higgins. who
una BILE to be rresent was rerresented by
Deputy Howard r. Hayes. Of Bsrtram As
sembly.
Union Assembly lined up seven candidates.
six OF whom were proposed by Walter Col.
lier. tc whose credit must 20. also, the
seven candidates enrolled last month The
record of Brother Collier In that during the
Ten years Of his membership In Union he
has pronoscd eishtv-hve candidates This
class gave inspiration to even Past Master
Jordon. who, in presenting the buttons
served ,ound and sca soma HE mental food FOR
general dEestion in his pHternai ard effective
way. Brother Jordor a!s1 conducted the
salute to the naE and recited the smnlihed
natriotic ritual service, the first obserryancr
here. He also delivered a Gatrtoti, address.
Wells Of the Canadian forces o. his eS-
The attendance prizes were won hy
Rrothers Collier. Walton. Buchanan. Mvcrs
Fisher. Gross Horn. Shoemaker prd Wark.
Deputy Sticker presented with god
cigar cutter. A communication from the
NJ =. recorder. by instruction Of the board
OF directors. asking for r contribution bs,ed
the rate Of eve cents per member for
the surrort of the Artisan, prompted Re
corder winkworth to criticize tn" value of
the psptr to make the motion TO lay the
matter nn the table. which was carried
Editor Mayor afterward was an interested
visitor. receiving the recentive honors ar-
corded to the r. ~. r. NJ. A. The assembly
quartet not only did able and pleasing serv-