Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-10

names TO the roll. and 1t Is an extreordinary
bbis'snTIi9n not eqSsied Sns way or me 1ther
a,bSS June meeting Vas ass hoTeysr' spiritHd
a. k lohSFef sepp;er i"'G FooG .%nstur "si'f talk TX ffoiMa::
ing the lo3 attendants right up to the time
@ISfTnissfmra T S'6onasll' aH NTH ief his cT SGard resonant s5 q
SspgIt hraI voice SSroi trie sro to tell in 4 modest IrS st
day the exhausted and famished SURVEYORS
,n psPsI Inn Jordan SSye us a nSiyel TTd cs SisSs e5
S SnThS 's aud I 10 %p'S pia! "F Of 'l "umcrSi nP 50 :
a aascr sIimalI'T IN ,6 SS'Y bffSSfnlcStiP e b SSEe q R''RR1 sySis!
lions with the present Kaiser OF Germany,
mathematical problems. iTc exhibited. also:
a ,nriosIty Of a mica stone IN the cHsGt
pounds. Besides his pertinent talk oil mat
ters pertaining to the assembly ne recited
friend Of his. entitled THE Keystone state"
\ general talk was then taken up on the
iiis"SSn Hubs. 5Csishier MscGraifsn, treasure
a SSaa'T aEpp eng H fSr ! this H' fSne, Annual P!Ss'pS ]fe isG%Sli'
4 memorHiSl service wv Was held for ih 81 l ,be
s%srvyIss Of salute to Inc ass. BTotasr, Hurley
stockton secured the spproyai Of the a..
mittef 70 provide a specially Attractive pro-
gram f tEa the E EaGsr %sS,ins Go, Tse frS writ,sn
by. Deputy Jordan. was SUM with zest and
volume. -
Isaac e. underdown Assembly counted l07
members present, Master Artisan PEEK; In
spfiSS as Ssl ultpc 4hT i%Hnitiaatsstd' E one IAN cam.
didatc to whom the button was presented 9y
csiysr; Jr also Of SO. .; were sd%it,fpd
NJ. A Harry Dick extended open greeting
and welcome to these brothers, eXplainiWng
BUSINESS h"viH EsN removed from the city sH.
pIi Sr1a'S OF 'ASTrSrbiibiaEidi' Nil, Inspector. and FOR
inspector, Norman r smith .CSGndgctor' were
was awarded through the hand OF Brother
Bick ne prize for candidates G6n a F s,sw SGh,
fRs o% scout Coy Worn one Of the attendance
prizes. .u.
on r %nmp service nv: The genital trustee. Riiiis
ro' 5Ss .r ssSms ,imt to f bTf { E ESGa e afa! to t ssy
he was sprer,nEv fTTT f5s'F P"iiock tntt ~ &.
Dr.. l. W' Hartcs. who. repeated the story
given at the w. In TsmrhlS de, rally front of his
PsssyunE Assembly had an attendance Of
nearly 100. including a bis delegation, from
chester Assemble under nepG,N AcEroHd.
66iNy'' chairman John Calvin and his com
mittep extended their usual hospitality,
which was heartily enjoyed. These steady
workers for candidates turned in two for
Initiation, 10 whom the buttons were pre-
ser senf ,nsD HT Pe ISfk Of GrsA &tfas X XHq sn'G brand EaSr
The deputy and =. NJ. 4, Heyde Will lead
an auto delegation to Prospect Park AS
scmbly on Monday night. June II.
Palmyra Assembly did not fail to get a
sented by Brother Hartley. by grace Of
Deputy Meyer. A feature in the way of
~nrcrhmak king was the demonstration that
one can say pretty much all that is. neces-
sarv as n rule within the period of three
minutes. and Brothers Powell. Hammelmsn
and Crane went on record for interesting
three minute talks. While this assembly
T"iiaves IN talking. the participants believe
.'rd ~ q d"hate was pu; up OH the question.
''Will prohibition help the natlon?' The
nfhrmativn side was eagerly grasped by
Brothers Walz. Eadon and Schmidt and the
Ir-HuNc SIDE. supported by Brothers Carroll,
Bauer and Crane. tried to get the decision
from Judges Warner. Wright and Petit,
but failed.
tanning senator Baird. who delivered q
patriotic address. The Victor Quartet and
The Rlverton Band furnished the music. and
smokes and refreshments were thrown in.
4 delegation was booked for the first meet
ing of Horticultural Assembly in Philadel-
phia. -
Fidelity Assembly will hold a housewsrm-
irG reception AT Grand Fraternity Hall to-
night. having invited delegations from tire
local assemblies,