Evening journal., 1914-08-25
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Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MIDDLETOWN. Del, Aug. 25.-
With one hundred or more delegates
present from the twenty camps of the
p o. s. Of A., the tenth annual State
camp Of the order convened in the
Opera House this morning. The Dover
delegation from Camp No. 8, Great
ed a stir as they marched from the
railroad station headed by their fife
and drum corps. William James
Heaps, of Baltimore, Md, national
master of forms, was present and
made the opening address after the
convention was called to order by
State President Robert Douglas.
The address of Professor Heaps
was of a patriotic order and he was
applauded by those in attendance.
Following the address the roll call
showed the following to be present:
Past State Presidents-Joseph T.
Cross, George C. Peters, John r. Hall,
Charles n. McMunn. Mahlon "A. Hill
les, Howard r. Moore Arthur L. Par
sons, Newton H. Grubb, II. r. Loose,
John w. Tarburton, State President
Robert Douglas, State President
! AAA1NAA ~ huiAN9H oAdit MuhAtI' bl
Forms Joseph II. Barbour. State Sec
rotary Thomas f. Dunn, State Treas
urer George E. Austermuhl, Assistant
State Secretary Walter Ware; State
/ Conductor : State Inspector
Peter S, Brown, State Guard f.
Schmidt, State Chaplain John E. Dav-
/ idson, State Trustees William NJ
/ Powell, William b. Weldin. John C.
Dill.
District Presidents-J. r. Cook
/ Caleb Burchenal Robert T. Blizzard,
Harry G. Clark, E. Y. Williams. John
G. Tarburton, Winfield H. Lee. Cyrus
E. Mously and J. Burton Wagamon.
The Committee of Credentials also
! reported the following delegates, re-
cording secretaries and assistant re-
cording secretaries present:
Camp No. i, Seaford-C. G. Clifton,
Charles Achy.
Camp No. ,, Hartly w. j. Morris, j..
Il. Smith, Charles G. Roadway
Camp No. 3. Kenton--W. d. Wilds,
G.. E Sherwood, James r. Burrows.
Camp No. A. Wilmington Paul
Brooks, William b. Remly, G. +. Pierce
Louis v. Weldin, William B. Weldin
Camp No. 8, Willow Grove George II.
! Cooden
: Camp No 6, Wilmington Harry
schmidt, Dan Smith, Frank Bryson,
John p Larosch
/ Camp No. s. Dover Herbert Still
Warner p. Greenwood, David S. Butler
/ Camp No 10, Magnolia j. G. Clark,
j. Ralph Mcllvane, p. S. Wyatt.
Camp No. H. Odessa--Joseph r. Held
myer, w. w. Rose.
Camp No. u. Port Penn-G P. Moore,
! Albert Kumpel. w. A. Fisher.
Camp No. 10, Wilmington G. Ar
thurs, r. H. nmey, John Halter, c. /.
Barlow.
Camp No IA, Wyoming William T
Jewell, William Knotts NJ G, Hinsley.
Camp No. Is, Clayton. w. Flem
ming, j. S. skinner, Ralph NJ. Brockson.
Camp No l6, Cheswold William S.
/ Cantwell, o. ID. Loose, John r. Leoger,
John r. Aingus.
Camp No IA. Leipsic-yJoh Taylor.
William Cummins. Edward S. Wilson.
Camp No. Is, Viola-R. b. Dill. ID. c.
Moore, Ed Todd,
Camp No 10, Little Creek Lewis
Argo.
Camp No. 20. Camden-N. J. Moore,
Alfred c. Dunn.
Camp No. 21. Wilmington-C Her
bert Neutz, Lewis N Evans, John A,
Sheldon.
Camp No o. Grubbs H. c. Web
ster. Thomas W zebley. Thomas c.
Casey
Camp No. %, Laurel H. o. Riggin,
Z. G. Winsor, Alvin White J. c. Alb
bott
Camp No. "a. Woodside A. Far
row. j. Massey Minner.
Camp No. %. Union Harold Little