Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-12
POS. A. ORATORS IN
NEW CAMP SCHEDULE
Assignments for Speakers at the
Tuesday and Wednesday
Night Local Meetings

The speakers for the Tuesday and
Wednesday evening camps In Philadelphia
are announced below. The speakers for the
| Thursday and Friday evening camps will
| be named at later date In these columns,
the EVENING LEDGER publishing all p o.
| ). or A. news every Monday and Thursday.
| Many OF the camps are impatiently waiting
| for the visits of the squadron, and II looks
as IL this movement would prove TO be the
most successful ever operated In the order.
| Great credit is due to the state secretary,
who originated this plan for the camps and
VINO has worked out all the details.
on rNg Mat speakers for The Tuesday evening camps
csmp ccsfsden! d7 John " Reese ,harlss r. D,Ys q
J. oG GThG%af Tsrrx q bssy f%%P Of camp
4si and Brother Walter Smack, ,oo
Master of fSrns JOsn G2S II HarpsF saa John
v,ss ,ssSt%a f"%Ss isd SSTss SE$ and ss
S"@p aSF' Hfa% MGs'F t. HsnSS HG1aSs o
camp sarp,,' 80 and George Williams. ,o s,,,.
c'%e ssD,aD ,oi r. n wen,zs William n cIs5kisd R,kid
ytsiisf Of camp ioo sew RinssoG; iHS d@1 Fred Loos
nTfsdenl ,f,Ssiml E q CLARK, state trustee r. ,E f.
STAT Assistant Secretary Miiiard +. Sloan and
rresdent Herman oSS Msr nRa SSf ESs,on a G'f
sEnr SsSEnr ,,5oI,lms' OF Camp 3d. and John Holt OF
h, ,ns YssS evening camps March 81
section i7Tcamps @o4 and asa Ernest e. Clark
Horace MacFayden and Charles j. Faunce, Of
~, Section lamps sel, $40 and 4si. state
nston John nP Ranon % s'ae Of tSsspe camp idi David
Eye.ssr, Of camp 100. and David Jacks, Of
-, section section 81,CamPs ,9,s and 4o4 state Master
q camp 5S oF sats W s.PsT Secreary msrd
Fy' md Vii FIssT' v T1a%g.s4
70, Itself; state Secretary Charles H., Helms;
Camp 39s; H. NJ avg Wontsei %'tSl" OF camp 81" 81. and
George f. DOrwart.
oycHinT CSmp 80 :, sis which meets every "wednesday
q the nyne squadron on on March Ds Il! Y and and invites
This This camp expects to make great gain in
G%S fqs Ts' ATssam sfTs q e sG
ha VICE PR s'dent Albert ]. Curtis who is also
Tayl9r; financial secretary, George Merler, and
Ca lamp N23; 7o5. meeting at oxford, chester
and win also observe their anniversary on
shTrsdsy n6aG SsyGn,nS ss,1,n March 20 Hiram 4 wynne.
meeting, WIZ ''u'''S '"e
=, The invitation issued by Camp ass. Of Phla-
usLphia, to the entire flying squadron TO visit
been fixed for Monday evening. May : Leading
men from all parts OF the state will be present.
The No, ., District meeting of MONTGOMERY
COUNTY held last Thursday evening in the hall
+ rSnec National Sas,er great Of forms
il samuel RobtrtS' os Conshohocken. made appro.
progress ihe order state secretafg He Hel@s ElfSs
eSpansd S he :orm e: princplss Of the order
manner al rp,Nnr
to become conversant with IT. He said that il
oday and that to secure practical results great
efforts must he. exerted. He concluded with a
BS President sGe uTyfG Wilson az In Hs H
"9en.ops ,sin h9ur and was ylForousiy applauded
SSPessfsr Sp ssf I'VE We mus, must have great moral order,
above all we must use the greatest care and
dlsrreion; and provide the hest o: environment
are the men and women OF tomorrow Let us
ssndeaVor to guide them In righteous paths and
audience. - ~
,oo ON Mo, Monday evening e; April e large deleEa
to Camp lea o: Reading. This Is a new new idsn
Win srsat Sea oo'tS sor one cap %sT.
thr0nE5 FI,s y'tnG rd1legston to take the rag
Rbe and flag Cor week and then presents it
that win taRe twenty 70 year. to dompes rs s
course al over the state. but It Will take a
S %Hf om Gs%s
80 VIII be met ~ the Reading station b.: the
street TO Ninth; to the camp hsii at WashnEton
street whGrs the he nag and Bible VII he pre-
will be enjoyed.
big mcstins state Vice President cabriei Movor.
secretary Csaries r. Helms. stat" Trc,snrSr
irwin $: Smith and and Other officials. state Prssi.
following trothers from camn 80 Will sneak:
Black. The members o! camp 1ea who '"''TO MI
snsrk are Fr1Hk r. ,Rsier. Oscar 2. Helm.
What makes the event particularly interest
between these two camps which arc are the largest
boys assumed the lead. which they stlll hold by
e. III The faT In G IN
view o: a large class initiation this month.
csmS los vii ~, ey Y r,s The flag and
years had the distinction of being the largest
am il s SscGs to R IN aap csD a and 30 i sa
nnal result was that that the tebsnon nor, camp slipped
General George G. Meade Commandery. No.
4s nfS Street and CouSmba ayenSs
The address Of welcome was made by A. Nc;
a hne program. starting with a solo By Miss
ni9tsd Gromm; r.s chairman pro pro tenn; tn
'S',5 Toe Louis + stees, regret.
ting his absence on account OF the stan being
made a stirring address The event OF the
evening was a mock trial, in whicn Edward II.
GoldbacEer GtHn Ea the district attorney and which
more than 400 persons heartily enjoyed The
t1e near future rhe committee deserved great
credit for the quiet work done: as nobody knew
the nature OF tine program until that night
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