Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-14
CAMP ENLISTMENTS
mp. .O.S. A. RESERVES
Native Sons Demonstrate by Sem
timent and Efficiency Practi-
cal Loyalty to Flag

The Patriotic order Sons OF America nav, nave
again proyed that they stand "four square
for the United States of America ana as u,
's1 the enlistment CT more than l-oV OF
Che Young members of the order from the
,,nner counties of the state Is upholdng
the glorious heritage handed down to these
Young sons from their fathers and fore-
fathers before them. Ninety per ceht
efficient for active service with the coiors
Is what was found to be the established
truth when those loyal native Americans
gathered In Scranton last week. The Potts
willie Reserves came forward on the same
day in that city with 1j0 enlistments.
The members Of the order IN Ii, Ph"de'ptshis Dc the
cause which this order represends and So i11nS ma
ostsomery lss qrSGr aSG BueRs rS COUNTIES onse
wifi sSf5S SfGye at Sa, dTS nSST'h han
q The order in P:nnsyySn,lS @ are This n9T Is Won
derfai record and the state ofneers feel pronad
,hs Ss' ,est ne' aSd esssSS without need q
draft % % by the STSSsFs sosh TO enlist
IN scranton and eiseMhere i9sf sfuScd TO accept
any but single men.
Colonel william sehHnE rc%PrkSSd; after ,ns mss tes
had proved 90 per cent NJ ior @ tae ~ 81 Stanton
bn3u'p bnd i aenbted Tor an instant tngir ability 70
wear the SnifSFm pSffdct Of roEHar ana Wit Wit sd
military tactics and maMnE any Of Then them l 4nd MAKE hFS
good oed'' soldiers, ana / know IT., ,, ,,o,,,,y
Three hTndTSd wsTe msn T9m mgeeptdd s Wenss
day and we're Immediately sent TO Fort siog1m, gHr
County BOYS he was snNTnt Tpanrttc%STy sfa,ynS 10 tGS
officers sesctnSs the IT msn SfEsss ofsers accepted
only the physically and 1nmqEriod ruen e%oSTs sEs
mortaity the Si{{crs Eas p"T1lipi'@TlSS 1i ahS
heavy: such men in a. M";o, Hn3 others OF Wilkes
asPTe'oy sFrS were rS'i EFT behH Major Pin is one o.
tns ae'a and im has o bcSn ac3g in @raqzlns tween
ty-fve more companies OF inc 'e''''S ''"''''
reserves
state Master of Forms Harper and Robert
G. Bancrof district president 81 9weg rGgs;sr
district Will speak In any MAJ n, This camp
has been aroused by The. liye;wirc methods Sis
q the state tSeGutyH no nsT wgnt cent with pros.
poets OF a much larger Increase by inc emu VI
the present term
Camp as st Nazareth held Ia srsS Sn6 so9s,fr ss
* state 6n sS FrryDes
ana as. ff s5t AFT gs G5 esR Gam
fhe state secretary will soon speak TO the boys
ca%g Ia .SdTs.s a has on 0Gsf G ePqSs
Order delivered before $50 members IN camp
4i5 last week.
to Of rsys snpg Gce
Mover and state % TsCrety Gcr HeWi of his on live camp
sre? Ten"f Past Ma president. p s Meade prcsidg;n,
John cronkwrsht vice TrSsident rocnrS,ns 9S ssG
Tssssy %ssssr # foFFs Pston financial 2p sesrsaF
RpS% t6SssSTSr + F. FsRsT FsSSn GsHs
Cole; guard, George p. shaffer; sertinels ,,o RI g.
<. 'f L. Ensign E and j. i. Fisher.
open meeting be held n the PresGy'eTisn GsTg msn
are expected TO attend this service ana me the
SropossG %59s s9uRiy Ts rpoTseG IS possible
srssdFSt Viii on this visit rrss,sSni Ths ceEs E e. e.
Wood SWaP Tg presi8ent. e William summer; vice presi
dent Eusene Cochran master q forms ambe
fnancial secretary. Frank Combe treasurer e.
ductor Dewey Crppen: inspector, Edward iiurd
guard Mott Hl sentines Sny5s2 4 Hg' Wlil S2a
liam Summer and Frank Hess.
reach Weiisboro Tioea County. where Camp
sssuy ss VII IN G2a Rs hall lie
1900 persons; This camp is making preparations , ms
doubt Do ns ny rt @s d
smp d aTe in T2ss Fss pPSs9sn @sr 8a
president. Bun Bowen; vice president; oryin
mnsIsr 9 asc svm s
recording secretary. Albert Erway; financial sec sec
ssady Esad c6span o Re6eTSs s9ndor Rich
Robert Ppay Bey FSSF William
Wser Baiey and WSm 1eTensood
On Thursday. NAV "a, the state officers will
reach Lock Haven. Clinton County, and in the
ship well over 900, the CAMPS of the counts
will gather in this open county, rally. Every
spessive s camp camp to make this the greatest ettoT,
Of Clinton Countys career in this order. Pas
State, President Roy L. SCHUYLER Is member
Of this camp and is cooperating with the ioea
COMMITTEES. The officers OF Camp io5 are; Past
president Joseph kr9Pe president Arthur ,n
ter of forms. John II. Reeder; recording secre
iary, G. A. shatter; Sssste1t recording secre
Bittner; treasurer, l. Boyer; chaplain, Eugene
Sury: eondIctor Ge3rgs ze insPes9r paE
fer. S. W: smith and c. =. Gross.
the officers and the camps of the county. Past
Hazel and A. w. Savers; trustees J. L. Shat
State President william I. swoope is member
Of this camp, and, like Br6ther schuyler OF
Lock Haven, is working faithfully for the sue
oee Of the % nfiuences which conynced the state
committee that this visit should be undsrtaken
sherwood G9thsr president Ralph ,e rtzer t. or. yce
w. S. Maurer; recording secretary, william II.
Muse; assistant recording secretary, p. 5. Rich
ner; financial secretary, $: Daugherty treasurer,
Conductor, Peter Fister; inspector. F. Williams;
guard. H. Canklin sentinels, IL Canklin and
Fister Fhste gdiiGs and s. J. Laskey.
Camp $40 will have a flag raising and parade
%rankford pr dag avenue and khawn street, Holmes.
burg. The announcement says: NOW Is the
shnw =. YOUR coloys. Be sure that you're in line
and get there right on time. good program
and prominent speakers
FRATERNAL AMERICANS
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