Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-17

chapters In every
sh lpyard in the
country. The object fthe new associ.
alton are:
10 win recognition of the part which
us members played III the successful
outcome Of the war.
10 establish and perpetuate the proper
STATUS OF its members throughout the
nation and world.
TO bind together it's members in
spirit OF brotherhood for their social
oetterment and common welfare.
To inculcate patriotism and to spread
ana sustain the doctrine of a world de-
lnocracy, with universal liberty and jus
tice to all.
Must Have Served During War
'redit for the creation of the organi-
zation is given to Robert f.. Kline for
iner plant engineer of the Emergency
fIeet corporation at the Hartman yard
Mr.. Kline explained that he hoped
the association would take its place in
tne country's life on equal scale with
the Sons of the Revolution and the civil
ana spanish War Veterans.
All men shpworkers VIII, served
ninety days or more during the war
are eligible for membership This en-
braces the period between April 6, 1917.
When America entered the conflict, until
the day that the armistiCe was signed,
November II, 1918
Each new applicant for membership
snail be recommended by two members
or the chapter The application will be
referred to the membership committee
for investigation. At the end of thirty
days the application will he turned over
TO an executive committee with "A re-
port To Join the Hartman chapter
each applicant must forward 81 rnitia-
ton fee, with his request for admission
to the organization. This sum viii be
returned if the applicant is not admitted.
The yearly dues are : per year
The initiation fee of s. prov des for a
years membership and an emblem or
badge, which also costs 81.
Kline Elected Pre- ,ident
Thrty-hve shipworkers attended the
initial meeting OF the first chapter of
the association. They elected the follow
ing officers, who will serve one year:
President. Mr. Kline: senior vice
president. Charles H. Crossman Junior
vice president. Jesse l.. Phillips secre-
tary, willard NJ. Peak; treasurer. Car
roll II. rratt.
Four members -at-large TO oo-ve with
the officers on the executive council are
Frank \. Rowcroft. James r Wells
Leon Cubberly and Arthur F. Arthur.
Appointments to various committees
were made ar the meeting. The pub
icity body consists of Leon Cubberly
W j. Field and j. r. Wells: member.
ship committee, +. f. kniSkern, W. Il.
Richardson and A. r, Doran; socia
committee, T. II Henkels. r. 6. Rowe
and q. L. Skoficld
/ All applicants who sign membership
cards within the next thirty days will be
considered charter members.
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was formerly with the Merchant ehipyart
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