Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-29
SONS OF AMERICA IN
STREET DEMONSTRATION
Camps and Communicates to
Signify Their Support of
Patriotic Duty

dtTlOJlC DuJy
The active hosts of the Sons of America
are on edge for the demonstration arranged
Tor saturday afternoon, when this great
pa'r,otic order expects to turn out close
10 1900 enthusiastic members to show
,ne city, State and country that the Ameri.
an-porn man here is solidly behind Presi.
'eht wilson at this serious time In the life |
Oh our nation. The camps and command !
erles nave all received official notice from |
we we state headquarters and the command |
ely general headquarters to report to their |
iu"est extent at the line OF parade
Of me iS. camps amps will form under the ,marshalshp
The 'hh Gs,ric presidents, who will be under
aids who will be selected %ro at general meeting a
IbomorrSw benn row evening which the ioi camps have
will form between the state anS national hcad
VIII :" at S0Tn Br24a Sa sTsS "a 30 pna
hhewis F. stees. and the State secretary Charles
which sGbmtsd GpetSa TO- the sF general
n%ry bNnd bSTSrnf he T%n ThS kfys'GS brs E fo
>; Of 4. band and Camp IOi brass band are |
ford nipsdY TdeTSS ard reserves Will form OK
M fpE% ncNs 2n Ma'tsr c rGs sna
DiiT;trG,s 2i;, y Il? i3 /! and DslawsrS county SamGs
and and other camns not listed above viii form on
iHotilpSon street east OF Broad,
a, All camps are requested to send at least
nrse tsTs TO the State ,
presidents are ASK ASKED to ' report a, this time.
Ts'% e sS 4 rhs ossr. in snSse % SG sds @
urge urge; all tho members Of the order order, to become me
sGys s asSHs Il 'G'F of tn sdn sS 'apDST f
@ ni Rsr Ssa 's samp are osra rss to as get All in
to 5fPSF ass
can flags. and badges Will be on sale 10y , eaGn
sTmR sHgn9 of special character for this important
ARRANGEMENTS are completed for the inaugu-
ration Of the travelling Bible and flag By Camps
101 and 80 The initial meeting for the begin
VIII viii be held G in D the Snmp room 90 @ Of o of Frank
ford tonight. when Camp 30 will ,ps pay a visit Visit
Camps ioi and 80. led by iOls band will take tax
the precious charge and present 1t to camp lo"'
The joint committee from these camps Is as
Kramer. secretary; John Hanlon. William Grey. %
Walter E. Button and Hiram l. wynne' rnn ,vTns Th,s
will leave the East Falls station at 7:iS y. m;
Ws'ssSE?p ns I7 sc p m" D Msn"ySRhp m m
are invited to ge, in on this visitation rGTsis ss
Bible and flag will continue up and dow down ,i,e tie
State until every camp has had II Ihe bible Bloe
camp, and the whole thing with instructions is
| nclosed in handsome hardwood cabinet
| camp III, OF PaTryNllle CetOTdteu NS "
| when close to 400 OF the brethren from Parry
snG @ heard q one of the best patriotic addresses
from Past President Hiram L. Wynne, ,, Of Camp ta
| considered the best of its kind ever held in
| Carbon County.
Representatives from fourteen camps gath odI
cred in the excellent lodge room OF hs Ssmp ,rY %vl
| three candidates were admitted, the degree worR
s4s Of d09g amp @ s most Of ssna
| tary Helms delivered an impressive address .,, IN
the sS % an nSm Psesdsn P9 ssS III @
men, as your fathers did be willing to give
last ssd R Dear of to SsS IN
will, stand up" The entire body Of , SUW ht, tbn
active eoS response a Of the camps to any call Hiram
L. Wynne. Of Camp 90 and several Local sarurd wsi'
| Past State President Roy Schuyler. represent
| ing the state. executive committee ana tnn ,,
500, at Unionve, Center County; on TTesdPy G lay
evening next and deliver an address o on actafl M
work.
Car Camp SG'7l No' S7l. held at Mutual Hall. Rchm9pd
p event Vent One FEATURES he
We're SsHs Es
Nos ass. 100 .loia, 80 and kensinEton sn}nr GGm,
State SS Secretary eta rhf Mcms Who
for the rmarks We're
by The members ,Sss 9f Sfs the eamp Very
Sydy in nofSfssf nSrsssns "fu It's s
per cent Of the camp as NJ now xteen and thirty,
five years
a asTsa ,sRsh ii Rrfsais' SS ensagea S'%
aa1EsSi s"f ciyr is 'qSnS SnSd
by the IN ,ne qs Hsns ae
order than peEhapS psatrSie agS mgipeak Speaker "
Agd5eT Berry IS seGgsSReSS bSoReS qd to dsvr
address in Easton early IN April
Camp 900 of York win hold an UpeG FOR mGsRs sta
President Clark and state oSa sefre!anyf pft of thc
VII 6us sOsek OcoSn9Ty 9n Hs Ftrst % E"s
respectively.
camp $50, of Epola, Cumberland n.l C. Count unit
has joined with The CSs SSDs Which 70
the n easH he Of se
the has seeTeafs to an make
,ho arssst
eTer eses 0ne held in this COUNTY
r,o rssular semiannual district convention OF
ds1cto .oS No on NSrth %iti Ss Snth iiu street
town Monday evening April osids lJ onS addresses
msss Rex Sy lea 'csdns M memSsrs Of the dis
trict. -
II = Hornberger, of Camp No II: o. Of NOM .,n
| II ,lrs.,,ls r., County has been named by the State
ION: on.:,dsnt hg as a member Of the orpsanage com
prtessue" Brother Charles Lehe. OF lamp NO
,1 Shenandoah has been named district pTes
IL. ~ S"huyilIil No. g. Clarence r. Maiden
dsnt dnramn or No iii. has been appointed by the
OF .aiip aiippratsry as office clerk, taxing the place
Sttate SttaUteerse r. Dellet, who has accepted POSI-
lion M in Becketsville. Pa.
svstematic campaign TO build up the
III ~ INNS Brother r. A. Dill OF Ashley
wehhuIia County and Brother II: r.. burlington
LUZ yEans Dauphin County have been EN-
| OF oiiS "a az field workers by the state presldehN
4 ployea o the State executive committee.
c,n No 100 celebrated Its twenty-eightf
lamp Camrpsary nv, Dr. Charles Foos, superintendent
anhihSe Pesding public schools. spoke on Pa
oItism OF tnu District President George Meltzler
Is secretary of the camp, told or the camp
wwioory wno relating many interesting stories Al
hsto,s cd lecture by Brother Sebert whitman
ntusamp No 1873, was given.
,u,hsr Charles Miller, Of Camp No. Gs9
-, ,bRESesasng, is one Of the active workers o
o. is County During his term as distric
prealsi5ent he made great record Tor ,himsei
| preshIs large number of yisitations He wal
by ms detrimental in organizing the Crico Circle