Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-15
?. O.S.A. ORATORS AVN
SCHEDULED MEETINGS
Eminent Roll of Flying Squad
ron and District Presidents
on Mission of Fraternity


the visitation to the Tuesday evening camps
of the Flying Squadron Many Of the
speakers will make the effort OF their
career TO carry TO the camps message
for progress and general Improvement OF the
order. The members OF the squadron will
arrive In Philadelphia on Tuesday next in
time TO have their pictures taken by the
EVENING LEDoERs camera man at State
cap headquarters. The camp secretaries
have notified all members, and II is expected
that fully forty per cent of the membership
will attend the meetings, A meeting for
conference will be held at p. m. at the
State camp headquarters. and the teams
will leave for their destinations at 80
o'clock.
Included in the squadron will be Past state
John W. Reese OF po]tsVr ] State t0Sf2, PP"sdsnt si
Ernest p Clark =, Of Httsburgh; state Vice
Master sa 2f Forms jShn " iIarpcr. e Ghss'erj
Ph sdeipSia State Hssistant TO'! s"cratSrg tSS' MI
lard SLOAN Of Philadcphla Sr, Vice Com.
Roxborough; state inspector Milton ~ Haas;
Di,stret d,d Pre1ldent payd Netter Of New Ring
of lykens; Chairman Of the legislative Com.
Jacks Aena%H arry IL Sr5Sals s1assr Helms RH%
Hiram J.; Wynne Ered l;oos, Walter 4; But
Wsrtsei and GgorFs t. pofWSrt, S Of RoxboroueR; m R
John Hanlop, u. John Boyd and John Holt Of
Morris May, Wai,es s s@set ard ard daSrsa q Wi VII
William II ClarEs' Charles Gum. Of PGi".
.delPhia; Charles }; Eau9cc; OF wissinomins
The district presidents. while cl considered
members Of the squadron, are asked to devote
presidents. and escort the brethren 70 ali tho
DnllAOglnltu fOllnwg! DlilA-
delphla, Bucks. Howard V: McNelll, OF Cheltcn.
Fr"nkterG No. 3 rrcdcTGE VS Rucwad G Tiss No. St
Z 4 Rroot a. Lt9rteE Gdr o. IVES, rhiIadepgia N2 a.
T coyc Of sout6 PRiadepha 90 no o. g ''iS 9de
orRows 81 %'sI PReSSPns NG 80 rrMSd M@
Manus; No. o. Dar.el f.ands No. 10, William
Charles Slater S"RIS Of RoabSroaES sSmSNs NG GS s Il
+, shSrtiidge; of West Philadelphia; No. ii.
The district presidents in Philadelphia are
in spirit. and they have inst ;lled into the rank
@ s"'rfs fahfay %h 1SS
state executive, committee for the success OF
should Go crowded next ,raesdSy S'"i night
Camp as when be hs eea n sn % f gag
as early as possible and hold a meeting much
the camp room OF camp ds5 Final informa-
evening.
. Camp 322. one Of the leading. camps OF the
meetings every Tues.sy evening at 1917 North
which William Pres. thr Dstrct Prcsdem f2SGr and nd
George r. Dellet. - Camp 1853. made effective
addresses.
The Second Philadelphia District held a sue
eessful rally last Tuesday evening at Firth and
Huntington streets, when state Secretary Helms
in part Our order is as T great as the mem EN-
& bers INT IN the ranks; no greater We must be up
thinE to. help make your country and your com
munity a better place in which to live. II our
amounts HDNfhinR II simnlN hpra una
ITS members make It amount TO something We
means much to America. and americans must must
snd nart the hj w&E nrebhrGn let us al do our little
among ali our Tp a %dyT0p %vo up o toeRs the
mSto of na Sqr order God our country and our
Tes hnd st US IA. al strive strive to LIVE GISanSr potr9te
to lye up to our principles makes the real citi-
= This aon asoyneninE will prove to banner night for
SsmP 2SS TsSn they win entertain the state
many visiting brethren have signifed their inten-
ton OF being present.
dent will preach to the Sons OF America at
Aentpwn next Sunday on Monday oySning
u Smp aSd 81 sf'S of SmtH ns M
Allentown.
of a M pS sSfed to Gamp of
IN arSG% Of the
versary
to Camp 8O1 of Paimerton. in a special boom
session on Monday evening. March 49,
Camp 3O4 Of West Philadelphia. Of which
HHTEd Scot E T ana Ss6ps5G sans6 Its s
Friday evening. March 80
Camp 800, Of York. viii entertain the state
ming March 90 The meeting viii be held in
Odd Odd Fellows Hall and open to the public.
50 will go by special train TO present the nag
and Bps Ry these Se s GamPs Ts to S@%P of
those precious mementoes on the trip TO all OF
4s eGD sbo at of o
Camp so, when the state secretary made the
Camps in the State, which was Immediately
taken samp IN m ' rs IN MANY Sn
citiz s OF that section. 1t is known, as one of
she ne soSb BRASS band which wili go to Reading
with the delegations from these camps on April
iivest and largest how and them camp in the
ortcr.
Camp SOS, of wilk; Barre, was presented
T'sn sos. The meetinG was the termnatOn Of a
contest besgs sgs by the tSS two Gps
+. p. Kear,, of 4oS, made the presentation
d Ia % the SS%P # seS two
are working side by side for the advancement
CT tine Oruer'
Camp cal of Pottstown. gave hearty recep-
tlon 10 Brother Yeagey, OF Company A, sixth
Pennsylvanla Infantry, just back from border
duty who related an Interesting account of life
on the Mexican border Tonight the degree
cam will go Royersford and tnitiatn n hI~@0
Class of candidates for Camp 325. Camp Gal
will celebrate it's twenty-fifth anniversary on
March % with n program and banquet The
state president has promised to be present.
keystone Commandery No IS. and its
in Arcadia Hall, 5037 Baltimore avenue, Thurs.
day Friday and Saturday, April 2, and
There will be dancing every night from IS
80 10 o'clock with brass hand OF forty pieces
and vaudeville shows and amusements of every
description. -,
ful and servlceable goods including homemade
bread pies and cakes, fancy, goods groceries
refreshments, cigars and tobaeeos, full line OF
day 8. Amateur entertainers win compete
eoy the prizes in a contest TO he decided by
three judges. Admission will be free to every
body.
OFFICERS HAMILTv