Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-02

CAal Helms's Fraternal Di-
eton . Great Factor in the
:. y atriotic Demonstration


fa<riotio Order Sons Of America
4foved true to their personal loyalty
- to the principles and teachings
order In the demonstration Of the
~ native patriots on Saturday The
= o. a. section was headed by the
marshal and his stan. Comma nder-n-
Louis ,. Stees. OF the CommRndery
~ the Uniform rank Of the order. In
eu IN the star of the commander lin
were sr Vice Commander in Chief
zee v. MacFadyen, Recorder In Chief
<<ty cumberland and Chief of staff Ma
The commandery section of the P.
q A. alone turned out 1000 men.
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ars.s ss sss,s sy rs.ssST sss s,fT % FGs%s Tss.
sSssy and Harry 8, Helms. The aid. to the
sstrs, EDWARD SMITH Safi
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di.rs gresldent % sf ths 'rfsy esyentS S~sra Ss
dpSsrd ,,ss Mcneil Sstrs, president e the
wsh dsr,s9 ss'er ySs G'5S, saors Dre'ids. o.
iiab,S fC5 Sid,sg McsSSSs d,;irSt prssden!
esidsnt Of the fourteenth district
n soro 8. A.. division formed at Broad
irsssss nssr the national headaaarters located
Mcrh 5a erSsd Sr, and the STATE
2efs issaership lea. OF the stonepen,s formation
by the spirit rhea Of 'ss ssvensy a%So
= = demonstrated that the spirit Of the p. O.
kistoryA ~ sx. ~ aroused and this old order which
Pressn In ers, sf es sSr m oSs
lii x.say 1P sooS ass ~ sTns se Pe sqn whsn Soy
Ho e1Bsted In the regular army and the
s drill drilled e" and ID the ,ReusSmds of
Ss,, Sness ready TO- respond. this old patriotic or.
sasR PEs Of T Pres .s.
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4sts chsrs Helms DD1pfmea SD tSs aomd Si
chsrman srotner wash Hems bS: bso5 PrsSsl Ed
Bdde Bible classes s Which oSGS so of Ss
-os 10 answer the call Of the President.
a ssvsTa, s,;T hundred members of Camps 1ol and
e. take the as and Bible on ourneS thnanrS thTnEh
mRs n sf sis5 ssi,on r9S s 'Pifs" s b train
o have Tst ssendsd an Tss boys H
Master 0 ss as asrpsf pna Rs s,se
hbs'Ts he ms az and other leading members will be in
!. c.mH 800, Of West Philadelphia. celebrated
Hail last and rssg sSenTs IN
where 400 brethren and their frisnda snjoyed 5SSt
sate sseSsts5g ch$res bs'f 4e%s assF'fsss p
man OF the meeting. '' WINS '"'ir-
,, Csmp 400, at York, celebrated the twenty. /
ID @ S'iI,Sn BY Nationa GF Presdens snt
.cs;.r Ths ayinF ay sqasaron win visit all CAMPS
atest tay Wish Reen tb made 70 make this visit the
be Visited foIIow nas osehsr sae With H date be
3 section Camp ss7. 1si7 N. Broad street;
pas STATE pressent srsst and oR Rdss
svid vetter, Charles j. Faunce % and Norris Norris
s 90 sass Rsss ras ss. gs%p sS
jsS.s aSSssa Ss . & SSs
Ssstisss iSI sSa .sSa fS Fransiora avenue.
ran sP syi"as Camp fSs
TSs S1mas as ssfrf HarrH H'srm 6 Helms, Il wy"ne
,,,,s sscilcn T. asmP iss iSsS ave
Eadysn, sr.. ii. f. burlington and Walter s.
8 ssstioa ,S.csmg 7e4: slsl woodland avenue;
5SSs sa%D AL SaI S$is Market st5ss! $PsaksSs
;, section 6---csmp 90 sG pe%Stur Hall, somerton:
Camp $40. 1866 Oxford pike. Speakers: John
". Harper. II. NJ. Haas II. NJ. Wentzel, James
Helms and George Williams
I. The wind-up meetings will bring the speakers
g Camps 80 and 764 The present arrange
znents are to rush Judge Johnson and John |
4obert Jones from the second section to the
:fsn lie ws. q ofsf e. Srssrsn n
ye4.s room: Both Camp 10 and Camp 7s4 are
for several hundred members TO at
!4pd and no effort will be spared to make this
ne greatest evening In the history of the order
Information concerning the Friday evening
md other official visits of the Aging squadron
ytll appear In these columns next Thursday and