Evening journal., 1912-08-27


for our best interests.
ALSO / want to praise the Camps
and Brothers for the interest they
have taken in the Caesar Rodney
Tablet. While we started late in
the term we have made good show
ing. and feel before another year
rolls around We will have the name
Of our noble statesman duly displayed
In Independence Hall among others
o. his class
I'm reviewing the work Of the year
past, there are several points l de-
sire to bring before the order.
Il might mention most prominently.
the benefits las shown by Camp %,
I.aureD of holding our State Camp
sessions In the smaller towns insteal
OF Wilmington. Il is possihlo for us
to make much better display in the
smaller towns Also the contests
which We have had. such as the Flag
contects between New Castle county
against Kent and Sussex counties ami
the contest between the four camps
in Wilmington. I feel that All this
goes To give US more life and vigor
in our work
~ would also liko TO mention that
Of our State vice-president, has taken
stop m the right direction IN being
another camp TO have a home Of it's
owA. Good for Camp II.
Now last, but not least, 7 would
Ike 10 cypress the ACCESSIBILITY Of
employing an organizer for organiza-
ton work throughout the State We
feel thai We should have many more
I ~ a
incoming executive committee be iii
structed to employ an organizer from
the Nat'cnal Camp and put him to
work hero throughout our Stat.
Camp No. j, SeafOrd believe
coult be put in good working order
If It had but proper attention by
some ole who could give Il the time.
They have the pharaphernalia and
camp furniture and all 10 mako a
good start, but need some one to
help them get a fresh start, and es-
peoially good live officers. An ex-
perienced organizer, | believe. could
make Camp /, Seaford. one of the
strongest IN the State Surely we
cannot afford to let these opportuni-
ties go by unnoticed. We have roo
many towns in the State without
camps.
Nov want to say my term, by
the cooperation and help / have had
from the executive committee, district
presidents and all members, has been
a very profitable one, as we come to
this State camp over 1900 strong.
II have tried to do the best / could
and II ! have made mistakes, remem-
Der we are none infallible Our Of
fetal visits Of the executive commit
tee have always been attended with
a most brotherly and friendly feeling,
and It was always with pleasure that
! looked forward to such meetings.
Also on all occasions ! was made 10
feel welcome on my official visits to
the various camps. And now as my
term OF Office Is about to expire, /
have been made to think that no
fraternal organization surpasses and
few equal the p. o. S. Of A."
Many Delegates Attend.
Delegates present are:
Camp !, Seaford--Nat Conoway
r. s.
Camp 2. Hartly-C. C. Roadway
r. s., Earl West, p. c. DAILY.
Camp 3. Kenton-A. b. Stevens
r. s., w. d. Wilds. c. w. Graham.
Camp 4, Wilr'ngton--W b. Vel
dln--R s. NJ. s. Cain Richard Webb
w B. Remley.
Camp 5, Willow Grove-H G
Clark--R. s.
Camp 6, Wilmington-P. A. Nc
Cardle-R s.. J. p Larosch. f.
Schmidt, H. Schmidt. w. r. VAIL.
Camp z, Pearson-T. II. Nickerson
r.. s, Howard Rash.
Camp 8, Dovor-Walter Ware-R
s., W. p. Greenwood.
Camp 9, Middletown-Levi Atwell
R. S., =. V. Kirk
Camp 10. Magnolia-E. S. Wyatt
r. s.. r. ]. Grace. Jr.. J. b. Conner
]. L. Scotch.
Camp II. Odessa--W. W. Rose
r. s.. n. Satterfeld.
Camp 10. Port Penn-S. ID. Collins
r.. s.. w A. Fisher, William Har'
rington
Camp 10. wilmington-'H. L. Da
vid-R. S.. f. G. Arthurs. Charlie!
Slattery, John Halter.
, Camp IA. Wyoming-M G. Hins
ley-R s., Pennel Emerson, P. s
} Brown.
, Camp 10, clayton--R. NJ Brocksor
) r.. S.
Camp 16, Cheswold-C. S. Cooper
E r. S. w d. Learned, r. A. Evans.