Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-05
10. x. RosENBERGER. Rec, Sec.
II. E. SHORTLEDGE, President,

The state Executive Committee OF the state
state Camp headquarters with tho entire com;
nlttee present, Including state Iresldent Gabrle'
STATE Master Of Forms Robert r. Ciauser. State
Treasurer Irwin $. Smith and Charles B Helms.
soSrd board of the p. o. % 8 A. was presented il
some cases the executive committee disaPpr9SSed Se
plans THE sons OF America" It is claimed:
the GovernmeSt state and city in ihis Tins q q
. stress and will spend upward OF SlOO0OOO IN
state and subordinate camps In SO doing
Camp No. "a, of Cressona. will receive tho
buIiding the camp on November u a great
patriotic parade and rally will be held at that
sisting Patriotic addresses will be made by
the State President. state Secretary. Auditor
President John w. Reese OF st. Chair.
Camp No. Al. Of schuylkill Haven. will en-
tertain State Secretary Helms, former me em5sr ,s
%hen en tSey SsV %Iii G hold % large mass rally - the
high school building. state President Moyer
Ssns pn SG oT
movement promises this community one Of pt me
o. S, A. held the second State camp session in
tSe state seeretary was one of the founders OF
the order. and resided in Schuylkill Haven for
Hsa ny president ana state w % be
ent with the official board
Camp No. $40. of Seventeenth and Fontaine
streets win celebrate rs tMenty,sseyenth an an.
camp are: past president. p. V. Friend presi-
dent NJ. S. Black; master or forms. T. ,,. j..
financial secretary, DR.. r W. Kracker; treas,
urer. $. /. shelly; eonduct9r Robert Robert O; MaT-
Samuel Naekmapi trustees, DT; b. S1 hneshier. s6
membership OF 53S. =
viii @I eseSrate MS Is thFteen 1rH % the
sats Camp Tu1sdSy nen aEnE on Nq
new lease Of life adding many eFuIiant young
mscsns eamp srs Past President, " Adoiph Kubetzi
Charles - 0b5 0Ss HSseT
ing secte'ary. Austin FreesI finanG!al secretary.
Sdcn ductor' Harry Huber: inspector. George Yoelp.
per; guard. William MacCord; trustees. George
Irwin. Lester wicks and Theodore Fletcher
Camp No. 80. Of Roxborough. has appointed
local war board 70 care are for IT, boys in & ths
William johnson. OF Green lame. is chairman
% eTocesd and the sum Of ;iYS was aRPso
Each one of this camps 1900 members will b'
%S4s work to cS%p sfSI tSs. Sc and 6 H
camps Are doing Their duty Ky Ee ats fHm5 S1T W HHn
Board and $4,000 spent for Government bonds
this time and is paying the dues Of every man.
,rs Psyns nj a: b: dass 5Ssr Of 6y ss% IN S
service, considering II right and proper. an
famiiiss ~ enlisted men
aTss4 5SsS % ss
arouse a Greater interest in the war % assis
the Government in rousing sentiment alonl
every patriotic line. Such great speakers a
etate President Gabriel H. Meyer. Attorne1
aSaff a% swoops ssS q q cleSrsed; Attorney
Holcombe OF Milkes-Barre: Auditor Genera
Charles A. Snyder. State Secretary Helms
state Vice President Harper, Past State Presl
Eusepe sSa Henrisks'. Attorney Fred MSgrsdy. 4
Mount Carmel: Samuel G. Wells. John W
jones' jones'. Of sehaSikii Haven; james X Hoyt,
flhlIadalnhIa. Harry j. Stone Of Philadelphi hia
u w, German. Of Harrisburg; H.. E. Bunington
pf Iyikensi Oscar B. Wetherhold. Of Reading
Hhirk OF Isanerch the Rev. Haas OF Phila
delnhla the Rev. Daniels the State chaplain
81 Cameron County. and others will 20 from on
end of the State 70 the other carrying pa
IrIofic messages 20 the people In maas-meet
lnFs. an snort which win cost money but whie
oonnection with the great war program I
assist the Government In various ways.