Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-01
ST. JOHNS ASSEMBLY
LOYAL TO THE CAUSE
Patriotic as Well as Fraternal
Principles Part of the
Artisans Order

ST. Johns Assembly turned out about
the biggest crowd of the year and
initiated three candidates, Deputy Tay-
Ior presenting the buttons. Recorder
Donneily, always conscientious and
sympathetic. presented to the assembly
the sentiments of letter from a mem
per called to arms. intended only for
the eye OF personal friend but which
inuicated the need of those things which
zen lor the pleasure and comfort of
lhe camp boy T. M. A. Assembly pro-
posed that the assembly send n hox
with the desired articles and II WAS
so ordered. Bobby Thompson's bohhy
OF me thrfft-stamp campaign was again
eratified to the value of $3.50. Super-
iiltendent Rdenour followed his usuaI
monthly custom of buying $50 worth
of stamps. "o'' !"
dreciorso o%msn,sat!2n fRronssa frqm the beard of
support Ss ree of ,S Of ys cents member Tor tSe
tEs fs bers 2ndsred drawn It was pointed % out tSst
sinSo III orsant matter should be acceptabIs
52ns had been rot smaller ,San ,fS9n'Fisp tSs
american nag Was Won By pr5e Heotbsr 2t MIjH,Tso
ibsPnegs beG mos. t"a5 af 199d good
last. " '"e crowd I'LL the
idSs To tnSHynn Assembly operated new
9eock sfps e. sarX PSHrs YsTe closed
e gdr 6Ss9Tss Swsd down S'pa, SaotnsE StfsE
thirds Of enertanmente eM Was sI"; nut apd tbfoSS wS
sssSenftTSseht ssSsf S,t men were in the room and
cqncudsd is oef95s The ths sn1er
dGaSs 5hGa %en into Hnsnss, again
ducted until 10 p. m. When anotbes r6Gd CON
vaudeville number was introduced. The sVTa re-"
i1dpeemsnt FOR the members to "eie stay wSs tRe
\, Business having removed from the CITY
TfsEHaLGn HsrFn Tas ssssp5ea resre.
STtsan Inc speseS S@"isr by Fred 'Gl Anne maS'fF
II A MyeFs fgr
Jamss w. aHf Tracey T. Fr5r
many r9 arsnF msSsns Ss spirited
bate than usual even with this argumenta-
sisGS sRS PsDSy id25s 3Ty G g sms se
,sws Ia tso of h the order The deputy was equal
osh one sRa ss dousSsd Il
qlpiGms.G fbD ianguage His adyisory talk in
workers have yet heard
Henry King. chairman of music. gave an
f ss x7s % f go
df @ bs aoa yss tsa eh he
repressible Elmer Cook was the most active
debater, and r, NJ. Jones was also heard
many times, Others showing and veicing
were Trsd Anns
and several new members.
VIM. f. Martin gave a brilliant talk on
war savings stamps. with the result that
Recorder Stempfe quickly disposed of his
entire supply and received orders for more.
The proposed assembly, picnic came up for
much discussion the inability to get special
cars being the only dark cloud over this
Jones were appointed a COMMITTEES to pur-
chase q suitable token of appreciation and
regard for William J. Hutchinson. the retir-
ing master artisan. The late hour Of closing
al :45) would seem to fully Justify the early
start Of this snappy. enjoyable meeting.
Spartan Assembly had the best business
meeting enjoyed for several months There
were no limitations, but several asked for
petition blanks and II looks though they
were going to get busy while on their vaca-
ton. The master artisans chair was oc-
cupied by Superintendent II. G.. Budenz. who
conducted the proceedings like veteran.
entertsi sinment committee. as usual had his
humorous spiel and in his inimitable
manner didn't forget to use the hammer.