Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-21

- II llls tFdLeIudl expression NOT
sno9sh' lhers was added the. sift Of large
s.dlner .liss az %Srissehair. made 70 order and large
led into the room, to the enthusias,Ic amaze.
nien, ot the members and fearful pleasure OF
sented TO Mrs Cox. who accom2arlsd Mr.
Doerie; The presentations We're made
q * e. e. RjsP a. joPdsn faiT9I616iiqs Troi6a2s pgs4 ,sE
mace acknowledgment in expressions Of deep
Brother Doerle was admitted into Keystone
smesy IN December. lss5. and became
- setiNe worker; elected Inspector ia 1851
rseSiNng honors OF master artisan in 1859.
spsetor in 1905. receSing honor honors 81 Of n f.
tnnster artsan IN 1so7: reelected mem
years, and during that time has ss an ev.
peft appraiser passed upon an securities
reviewed the SrsternS Career nsrSH ~ f5d So2 Sgy
;Sisrests Sues: inqiSstnE H. moyem'nts and
stone. 70 which he he'd given long ana faith
The eminent speakers who responded to
cali were G.. Walter Higgins who delivered
an 2ratoriesl eulogy upon the career of Re
Gadd, Inspector Worries Editor May5r sTd
3. H. Scattergood, WHO testified TO theig
william A. cotteF Of Of rnderdown i down &ssemby TbYr
whose acquaintance with Phil began with
A. Bald and Frank II. cody. who as bus.
ness and legal ASSOCIATES expressed The
value OF their friendships. other big guns
Mari. Directors Wiswcli. Malone ana Ken.
lSolb and smith. also con Hsfner.' 4. J..
Kelley. Fred keene, Charles g. simpson.
class vaudeville and numbers by the excel
isnt quartet Allen Cox substituting for
At the business session OF Keystone
staliation ceremony for these new officers
Master artisan. William \. Corrie: super
Robert P. Galley The master artisan made
these appointments: Conductor, Howard *.
sr n. G.. George Nietzchn5'r; Jr II. e.
william J. Johnston; warder. d, r. smith;
J. J. Cox. Jr, chairman ot entertsnmsnt
committees. Allen, ?. Cox. Brother Cox has
line Of frsternal endeayor.
Another happy incident was the gift Of a
tne gayel 20 Master Artisan GOrrie from
Brother Harry Clough. OF Fidelity Assembly,
n business associate.
u GoldsS q dS9vSr BsS9q Bssti wism iTssm@sySr 2 oy Pr
Nobls, q D. Baxter. j. IT, Fiiimer Il. X.
Hawkins, ]. c. Haynes, J. ]. Con, Jr.
Fidelity .Assembly's meeting was made
aoleiy enjoyable 70 The ssSygpty-tye attend
are always prompt and tircless but never
tiresome. on their official visits TO the ysrl-
mitted. to whom the buttons were presented
by NJ Il. Inspector Voorhees, in that short.
solemn memorial service was Observed FOR
the lRte Brothers Charles q. Orcutt and
huEclo N DEnulAIs WHOSE ' lTl~Lidus IRA
ternal- career Brother Townsend reviewed
= With expressions Of deep feeling. Chsirmar
heded TO the Satisfying Intellectual feast l.,
the eminent visitors.
election board. composed Of brothers Red,
man. Leonhavt- swcetwood and Solicitor
g. O. Wilson, G. G. Simpson. T.. l.. Gibson,
Oscar Nowrey. G. +. Heilman. A. ;. Mac
Aiitche.l, l. G. Armstrons II. L. C!oush
NJ E n JCr5sn ,n.t,lIcd ,r ,fe,,
oscar Mowrey. inspector; Edwin J.. Gibson
soperlntendent, and Arthur $; MacNair, mas
ter artisan, delivering the charges very i'm
psessiyey from memory. The demonstration
Srtsa W s2WsTH 6, thS ReW
denee IN The presentation OF his plans an,
t,i @ i ~ Lhe mater Of lar6el
servation of food. o. tn lands fund ,fo
10 this assembly had there been contamplatr,
20 comprehensive line Of initiative en-
and there was no mistak" about the accept
ance OF his views.
Brother MacNHir was inita ted into Fidolit.
Assembly in 1905. serving on committees AM
In all appointve Offices up TO 1915, when n,
last year lie has been a representatiYe I,
the N. r. Assembly two Years,
ferred 70 his successor the sum Of $50.
cash balance % be used for the good o
from the assembly. through the hands o
"A. T.. s. Chalmers, tho past masters Jewel
srs Redman. Simpson, Nlurphins and Edeler
Brother Voorhees, started the official IA
Brother cbaimers asa as master sSiSioS Of ERss Esii
expression, treats the subject Of ncreas
20 interestingly and cOnNtnCingy as to hol
keen attention throughout. This is true o
1iaster Jordan and more: for his yersatllit
OF Thought enthusiasm Of spirit and earnest
ness OF prrposG max, his presentation alto
gether iEresstible He ,compllmented Fidel
Taylor and Editor Mayor. whose curren
services were no small factor in the success
the order Recorder hG a
asnres;, gave at some length only q smal
Formation stored in his GHa ments dspsc u
70 show the superior position ana condition
OF the A. .. NJ. l.. among the galaxy Of fra
ternitles composing the National Fraterna
Congress.
southw estern Assembly enrolled three can
didates. The new officers, Master ATtisa
shss snTES sSs RIsTsr suRSTntsndt wSg
were Installed through memorized ceremon
oy ~; =. Conductor Mari, for which he re
. tera tewei TO retiring Master Artisan Ensl
tary address BY r. NJ 4. John r. Logan
Brother Deyer outlined some plans for th
ocn,hAys sna rs M 'nayc 40 s'' III WI H'1
nounced these appointments: Conductor. VII
Lam T. Mekoyen; TGh5,qip!ai9 ,5,iI; ATthur II d4r
". g. Robert J, Mckee: warder Charlie
Lsmond hairmhasah man. JoSh SSHBB55Sfs Boy rSSf M3i'G
l-ouxon; bulletin committee, Thomas II
Johnston (edltorl Thomas X AlCcart. Jane
- Mari; captains Of membership campaign
North Philadelphia. Howard J. Hayes: ives
FhlladelDhia. John f. Logan; south Phila
deiphia. Samuel DeYer. sr entertainmeu
eemmittee. Carl ]. vogt tchalrlHap). Georg
n. Trainer, Samuel Dever, Sr., Howard i
William b. Engle Richard Carmichael Joh
u. Logan. John Boyd Robert F. Mckee
Harry G. Hummell, Harry Irwin, James r
Alarr' Arthur Y; Garner; Thomas II; John
William J. McKowen.
The Representatives elected were Georg
Voef, William y, Engle. Samuel Dever. Wa
ter r. LamOnd. Harg Irwin, Howard
Hayes and john Boyd ;After the close Q
the entertainment committee, directed seN
aral entertaining numbers and the seryin
nnster Artisan Dever was Initiated
euufhwestern Assembly IN December. t9i.
Io entered into the activities OF the assem
n-hfs club. lie was elected snspector
1915 aud pro noted to the higSer position
mIih credit 70 himself and honor to N
assembly.
unlon Assembly admitted two candidate
Al f1e Dresence Of the ~, y. officers wh
1908 for thouEht and great supplies Of ol
I|u|Em. though II Is claimed that the 81.
Master ArtisAn preached strong sermo
H4n called on also 10 Install these officer
Master Artisan. Samuel Tischs superb
t.t44nl. 7. 4. Walker; Inspector. williaI
4kt new Master Artisan In outlining yyor
IIf tie year, called upon the workers Il
% 2. iVV Sens5o1d 20 sd h aHa .selS,S ssSsS ne ina a
Us. 0Hfrld special prizes for the twenty-hftl
||NI|h seventy NTH and Tooth candidate
~ 'sS socsna Soia and third % STisss. @ saa 'oO ia
..|nI8I a committee Of ways and means
I||I = hand thls matter " Increase.
.III ln larger attendauccs NJ the meeting
..I ~ r1ah any effort for tha interests an
|IIIfIN N I11 a4seIn1Iy lie emphasiSe