The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-02-06
THE WATLiNeroN DRILL CAMP.
Of the v. B. Of r.
KANSAS CITY. MISSOURI

r The Warrington Drill Camp, whic
was organized only one year ago, 1
| composed of some of the lounge
active members OF the u. b. f. and
M. T. Order. Though this Uniforr
Camp is still in its infancy, 1t ha
made extraordinary progress consit
ering the very short time of its exist
ence. Every lodge is represented il
this camp, the members are strivin,
to make the order proud of its Uni
form camp. Every member connect
ed with the camp is taught disciplin,
and is on his honor to carry this dis
cipline study into his everyabout. AL
Kansas City will be proud of theiI
successful achievement. The mem
bers are all full of enthusiasm ant
that is the first and principal re
quisite of an organization of this kind
where there is a labor of love.
The Captain of the Uniform Camr
Is Thomas Eaton, who is Colonel OF
Aide Camp Patriarch of America and
is the best Drill Master in the State
or Missouri. Captain Eaton is pre.
pairing the Camp for Omaha, where
the Grand Lodge meets in August and
he says If the lodges and temples will
help the Uniform department to equip
themselves he will have the boys in
shape to bring home the bacon.
The Drill Camp has bought their
swords, belts and fatigue caps. This
shows that the camp is doing all they
can to uniform themselves. They
have gone half way now. VIII the
lodges and temples meet them the
other half? The camp will order their
uniforms the first of March by paving
800 down on the uniforms so he fac.
tory may start to work on them at
once.
The camp will also start a cam.
paign about the Goth of March among
the lodges and temples for sufficient
amount of money to secure their uni.
The dreams of every u. B.. of
f. and S. NJ. 7. has surely come true.
all the camp wants is the assistance
from each lodge and temple and that
long dream will come true-when our
ranks will lead our possess
this year. They have given sew.
eral exhibition drills and have been
stamped o. K. by all lodges and tenn.
pies.
The lodges and temples of Kansas
City, Kansas, say, "if there is any
lodge or temple Of Kansas City, Mis-
souri,, that fails to give something
towards the upbuilding of the Wat
lington drill camp of the U. r. f.
and S. NJ. T. they ought to be fined.
If there is anything that we, Kansas
lodge or temples, can do for the Uni
form Camp do not be afraid to call
us and we will come to your res
Thank God, those lodges and
temples in Kansas believe in helping
hose who are trying to help them.
and the camp says to Kansas /
lodges and temples you may call on
us any moment we will be at your ser.
vice.
Neal Range, president of The Wat.
Iigton Drill Camp says, "all | ask is
every member Of the camp put
his shoulder to the wheel and with
The help of God l will try to guide it
70 success"
1t is the duty of every lodge and
-emple to take a great interest in this
camp and give them every
assistance and contribute lib.
orally towards the equipment of the
amp. 1t will not take the lodges and
emples long to find out that the Uni
orm camp is worthy of any support
nd assistance it may receive from
hem. The camp will prove an honor
o the order, their success is assured
nd their progress will be followed
With much interest by thousands of
yell wishers.
Rev. w. H. Warrington and Rev.
f. Martin, who were the found.
RS OF the Warrington drill camp re-
igned from the camp to preach the
gospel. Rev. Geo. F, Martin, who en-
cred the A. NJ. E. field last veal and
vas appointed pastor of the church
/ Miami, Missouri, and we know that
hese two brothers spirit will walk.
ak, watch, listen and eat with the
amp and they will pray for the
amps uccess
AT the close of TheWatlington Drill /
amp campaign they will give a ban
uet at the Y. NJ. c. A. If there is {
ny member of theU.B. of F. and S. s
T.. that is out of the city and de- |
res to help this gradn movement to |
lccess you may address all CON- I
lunications to the chairman of the S
ampaign committee, Joseph Parent. /
There is nothing more identifying v
} an organization than a Uniform a
INK. Every U. B. of F. and s. NJ. T. l
the city is talking Uniform Rank"
hey have decided to stop talking and Il
18th their money will sho wthe peo- v
le of Kansas City their Uniform g
mp. 2
Many of the lodges and temples are t
cry anxious to give something to- t
ards the u%pbuilding of this camp as
icy have, sent word to the arrange
ent committee that their donation
waiting for them. One temple said
ley would donate a large amount
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