Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-01

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He is Master Artisan of Pal
myra Assembly, Artisans, Order
Mutual Protection.
master Artisan select four three-minute
talk.Ls from among those present to sneak
e. the next meeting was adopted. The
hTsethesgs st5s; 9ppGinea and t2pies selected were,
pr W. y Hart; "A Brief sketch OF the
EEounder Of the the Artisans, order wllber F.
br1.r bthe1 Most P55osrsssySiIye Assembly in the
Being The Most Progressive Assembly" j.
The assembly agreed to invite st. Johns
meeting. The ACKNOWLEDGEMENT that Recorder nSl,.
tlnneN mad been appointed NJ Z. conductor
decided to visit Fidelity Assembly on April
: forty m1eembers pledEinE to attend. Music
Brother Thompson luncheon and cigars com
eS RfS,hsre ESSsra EsSSsni1S eIpbsTtiain,mSsni Ibs!i
he ,recsnt proErsss OF PALMYRA Assembly.
as tunior u. G. and was elected inspector
IN June lgls to hll a vacancy, elected
Artisan in September, 1917. again TO MI a
vaoa,ncy r;oI, CAUSED BY the call Of the Govern
,Linwood Assembly enjoyed an attendance
RobsTtt blHrttTG;ssHsn a Hosr Ihs ,n new dsnuty NJ A.,
ally greeted Two candidates. ". scha efer
and p Heidke, were initiated and one new
sessions from, Ropressntatives Knoll Muth
sHa srStSers WeTs sGSyfG The new
and Roemer, made its second appearance and
aid 6ots, tse work in 2 eredltable manner; The
about twenty Of the boys. Linwood prom
ises GOOD record this year.
spartan Assembly suffered the absence Of
Master Artisan Braun. called 10 Government
service. and Past Master C. j. Richter oc-
Cupied the chair with his usual afAciency
Chairman Brautigam. reporting for the en-.
tSItainmcnt committee, stated that for The
thirueth anniversary and ladies' night an
entertainment and dance will ho given in
inc auditorium OF Grand Fraternity Hall,
1928 Arch street. on Tuesday evening April
20 The regular monthly meeting Of the as
semhly will hc held on the same date. con-
vening AZ ,'l3 The recorder reported tor
subscriptions TO that fund had been smSll.
and asked the members not to forget the
service. He also asked that he be kept
advised Of all brothers entering the service
and OF their location.
Assembly. presented his credentials as
deputy for the current year and was warmly
greeted. His expression " sentiment and
appcal made an impression that ought 10
help toward a successful year. Nntwith
standing the announced consideration Of u
change in the bylaws the attendance was
the smallest for several years. a new set
or laws having been presented al the Febru-
prompt and businesslike manner and
adopted. cuttins usually long ana tedious
procedure to the minimum OF time. II was
decided that NJ, 4, sylvan Braun. now in the
service he continued In office until the
end Of the year and that Superintendent II
g. Budenz act as master artisan, so that
Brother Braun could be retired with tho
honors Of psst master at tho end OF the
year.
\. war-savins stamr society was organ
ized. with Brother II. 5, Lewis as temporary
a
was then chosen and s c. Address as sec
retsry Il had successful start and bids
the critic Of the evening. Brother Harold
Roldsen will act as critic for April Re.
Judge Raymond avn ID MSNes S VIII b" be the 'ors ora
torlcal feature OF the event
Girard Assemblys turnout was very en-
Gouraging and the meeting full of spirit
The NJ L. NJ A. put himself right In the
return Of Deputy Wes Kehr, who has won
place in the hearts Of the workers and was
OF cource, enthusiastically greeted. Brother
Bill Pollock Of -, Johns was on his Job in
the matter Of the union rally at Lu Tu
Temple in May and Master Artisan stein
bach appointed Brothers Hosg. Jackson and
McCauslsnd = committee to represent Girsrd
in cooperation In this movement. NJ e. $.
accorded him. and Editor Mayor save SSe'Oa a
plaln pointed talk IN a steni9rian but sympa
Turkey made deep impression, and a sub
stantial sum was presented TO him In the in
RetFeShmRntS
served through the kindness Of two of our
faithful
Harmony Assembly had out about seventy
FIVE including a delegation from hardwood.
to greet Deputy Sinsley OF Ideal Assembly.
formed Recorder Re Mer Conducts Conduct mas bsra SasI
purchase Of war stamps at every meeting.
A social session and vaudeville show with
eett and Matthews will put on a m interesting
debate at the April meeting,
Haddon Heights Assembly admitted ono
candidate nv Initiation and one by card.
This assembly is showing a revival of in
terest and results are being secured in tho
been enrolled 50 far lhis wear and there
are good prospects for the succeeding
was exceptionally good and the attendance
was commended for It's good
Sa IN aunHF N. Ws poSs! SsF ss
pledged himself 10 Elve his very hest efforts
70 the further advancemsnt Of this assem-,
successful year ever enjoyed. Master Arti-
san Ayars. in his report as alternate rep
ronprehensive statement Of the work out
lined by the NJ r. master artisan for this
year.
Cashier W A. Epprirht has ergsrsd in
the United states service. making seven
YOUNG members IN the service Of the coun,
efficient officer, An Illustrated lecture by
p, NJ. \; cunninghan on the preparation OF
try given in pleasing and Instructive
manner. war the entertaining feature OF the
evening. Refreshments were served
=. ~ a. John A. Reilly and his commit-
tee on msmbershiD we've successful In bring
Ing large rnmher o. the members to the
Meeting Of Doran Assembly. where the
most excellent Officers were Ersciously re-
Chairman Reilly promises ten additional
members at the next meeting. A war-sav-
ing society was formed, with Rrother Reilly
secretary and was successful in disposing
of large number NJ thrift StamnR A
ssrytce aeS wes presgutsS by Brother Charles
such as he il capable ~ Swing.
The most excellent officers journeyed down
10 Chester Assembly and We're heartily vel [
This assembly has shown a marked renewal
of interest a. was evidenced by the intro
ducticn ~ eiaht candidates and the nromisa
AZ the next meeting AmonE the visitors
vor@ Past Masters Samuel II. ScRttergnod
9. Walter Higgins and NJ. f, wsrder Harry
r. Jackson.
The March meeting OF ConestOEa Assembly
was ona that will not soon he foraotter
The entertairment conmittee hit upon a eoad |
ides ~ hoiding an America First" rirht
aud extended an Invitation tG the raeubers
~ Lancaster ard Columbia Assemblies and I
dslesstior came dowr from Caiurabia hesdsd
Nv fnpestnRa'H new deputv v. NJ A.. Iohn |
y. Allison a. w.ll ~ . Eood representation |
inclden, ~ the msetinE vas tho Initiation Of |
= candidate into the assembly and the as
.urancs Of another on. Al the April mssiinE |
lh. ss' vs.9 S9nith ths way 0s ~ " s%fe tsn@
IL iha hors Of Its leaders
After the raEular business Brother Jchn
~. .ssr,hi,9 trok ~. rSst. ~ to99ees