Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-22
THE P. 0. s. A. SQUADS
ON CAMP JOURNEYS
Increasing Success of Scheduled
Spell-Binders 4I Tuesday and
Wednesday Meetings

The second ana third journeys or thC
flying squadron proved as successful II moi
more so, than the first effort when thirty
two camps were visited in one evening
Many interesting subjects had been sell
lected by the orators and the members In
attendance to the number of 1000 on Tues
day evening and 500 on Wednesday eve-
ming certainly appreciated the efforts Of the
state and past officers, with their many as
sstants. Among the speakers were the fol-
| lowing;
Pas, state Presidents John w. Reese. Of PITTS
dent Ernest r clark, OF Pittsburgh; Gabriel II
M9ysr MNL9Hysr Esq; state yic, president. Of Lebanon;
hester ph9rlss birumT Helms state sscre
Inspector. Of Philadelphia; Miiard sloan assist,
| ant state SECRETARY; Lomis Andrew Berry, sec.
Chof Charles r. Davis Frank Tbomas Of
Manayunk John Hanlon of Camp No, 1Ol, Of
wssahi,kQp Wsitsr Brlttion es;distrie, prcs.
No 4si Of Vest PhiiSdeiphia aay charles al 'Ip J'
5ls sfsas # Ss%S No .l dss
mander-in-chiet Of the commitment General .V' the
hs MsSss SsSrs' 9 r dams No
eaoh of Syphi president Frad Goun
| No. So; Harry j. Daisey, OF camp no 4si;
John BSyd membe4 Ss Of G2 The fs Progressive AS
sSI ISOLATION EXECUTIVE committee and member OF
S55s; n M wentsei, of camp 10. co. WI William Il1
,aa,, a. lark yice president county Association and
!
Smack. smack q camp 30 40 Of Wsst phade lphiS a
,reasurer Of Camp No, 30 f'' OF RoxGorougS; i S;
ykens hWnnso1 Wnter + G4qg Of snrr the Lye Wire of
iarry iaI, sssSr Helms Of lamp No. so and John
phia and secretary OF Camp 10. iol, Of Frank Frank
iorH' ,r9 group picture of some of these orators
VIII appear on this page next Monday.
T., me ne squadron win make It's next visitation
Sprii 40 ihe 10 camps meeting on Thursday evening
Gows s' sSs % SDs 81 4 sc are iG a.
sa sas A?+ n 2G 9a1 ta%ss sas NSs s ~ 7s s6S. @
go "ap Apr H. e Nos ATI sia = STs n5
a. ~ on o, April 49, 746 ss5 ana sSi; on April aa aSi
-'o' -''' on May l. No. I
a0'fai Sam9 Jones e. saR%yk If 9s s
County Broher Jones 10 'nv who "ampS n of SGhuHhi
is menonld a s@S or PIdf the Of
Judge ise ETGSM Goyernor may make to fil the late
Schuyikill County courts " '"e
dam%Se S'fS Sronsn f The 1So state
bSi me Sta'e onicers shows fine Increase in mem
ber 81 and ou,oo f"r the %S year % is s RSfem nGs
Worknr forss se fsG en,ire eommites perfect
2lner m r. The largest increase for years is looked
keep LSr oy S1ne 80 and the state officers mean to
next State camp. ' war" r'sh' up TO the
80 OF Roxborough have compIetad % 'a'rp arranso NO
Readnf HeniT Tor hhe 5he Wis ysi'aGn to camp No os Of
n The ourSey sT.rTi trip to every state
no iois brass band Win Pr iend the Camp daIn
fSoF Se Fas If tSo' % sRa thG special train viii leave
sssieTa5On WI meet the at th@ ' MaSayan S G%F
boys s.~ Will meet meet the train al 63o Every EFFORT
rat hal
nis1orS ian W I'm ne camp host viii meet the delega
New Ringgold Band. and the parade will start
with special float for the Bible and flag We'll
i6s led BY claude Klein s'r% Frank % Redap nmP Mi Mi
be marshal of the parade WI"
to either b Lebanon 5Sd.} or Pq!!stown he following
bers from Camps Nos 1oi and 20 win Keen
@oScrss FeISrd psT Of Ge Of "trip from start finish
Bible and hag have been deposited safely in the
TS' S da
Charles Brumm Helms With the object of Great
and at the same time, to bring the Bible and
sss before the throSshou s
Of the motto & Of this patriotic order God Our
Camp No. 30, Of Roxborough. will hold a
lapgs RpGI class oso ihitaon on Thursda evening
camp while Walter +. BUTTON is Wee president nts
* as%s ea f oo. caSS ssarfr
Andrew l.oos, conductor; Robert Stiiiwagon and
Already 100 have 'nS See GssT1e pscea sa
ne apd a9r this on RneI Ghafs srppse
prkin p for the first prize for, PROPOSITIONS and
Brother Strouse \ssys he will pass them in a
Comma ander-in-chief l.. f. stees of ,he oor,
mandery y general and members OF his staf jour
visitation to Corbin Command4ry o Of tbnf pipn
-, ca, Camp No e97 Is taking on a new life. and
ihe camp. State REPRESENTATIVES, qsysrsd HermsS IN
bache meSes neteS speaer es ths Of p and Abe Gold
by i've subjects p which were greatly appreciated
on Friday evening, April g. this camp will
nSd nof hejr 0fs.sr fSs1o puSH msetns for It's members
Of the order active ~s" n the seysnb prl prGmnsn men
GIty VIII deliver addresses Brother Goid6acheT % heq
bivbsr tS camp dss urging young men greater and
fST aas fs SGGa Tren Of SR
in the official organ for March is sh,s brother
''S wod Well to 2 Says the
oaoher ADDRESS them in open meeting.
hold the annual convention at York next month W'
the the e aSecat,fs tH sanssG the
hssnch has decided n to hold hold two.day session This
and the coming gives promss a Of s'f,des bens
S1 grear the order at large and the
the es Order eve IN s5si'fs od bsS sSepngs in the history
Ssse SShu mSnasS nf & s siass when large church Assem-
denim. dsn1 Ernest Clark, on Monday evening
burg; held TIE largest meetings in their history,
ana lne state president. State Master of Farm.
Tarper, STATE Secretary Helms State Buiidins
IrSssees Ist buihnston Claude Rena and David j.
the camp rally. while 800 p. o. s. OF a
Coopersburg. ' s"'"e'eu at
,ha The Psnpsyyania Reserves. an orgsnizs tIon in
tne n ". =. OF A., which has the largest num-
ss eeT 91 Of rms uniformed men ready TO answer any
ton ton The Ehh field line and stan officers of the First
and and rally In the wilkes-Barre County Court
house, hi Officers Officers present were Lieutenant Colonel
Lu,z "a and &C. Captain r y Miller, The RESERVES
the changes required by the War Department
ga1xation and one Of which ali the order can
feel Justly proud They make a splendid show.
Ing AT the State camps. '"'
Camp il5 p, o. OF A. is In a most prosnerous
s,,dd ssSaddition meeting e. Twentythird street and
ton IA. Z membership composed of the best
munity. and any members Of the order ca N feel