Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-29

D.
Stradtman, of Lancaster; William wohr, of
Lancaster.
a., The following committees were appointed by
SecggsnE names and addresses of enlisted
Of oscar onaFfS G Heinz mel%s rtoS swIns
Hoy Of HdDFF w. n EMfSFSgy James az sbId H.
pensburg.
M3ysq Ss%Dsp ssarmaS na %gsm5' s%sD. Prsd
Johnson, Charles A. snyder, Claude T. Reno.
Huangt2n Fast Hs stsse Prssigsnf p Fnsens
" Rscsc OF St Ciair WSmHe H. coIemaGS. n
SraNSI Pas} Past sfte
OF rMeyerstown; state Secretary Helms ano
- Soldiers ,Somfort--.colonsl W. W. schank.
r. A. A.. p II dogis + stsss, Of PRiadeiP9is
man T Charles GvSr Re- g. baHen Her
port; Howard Aiken; J. Harry CgmPsrand.
efS and William iSI BE B2est SS"anasry IN gen,
aaellPfia: F. f. Clark, Past stqis president, Of
sR6FFtqs aGG % f2f state
BBTSidfo Bnd T. D2s R2Y L. Of sngy5 Of ohS h9c r. sSs
ner, James l. PYLE charles II; ,LLehe, Clar-
& Snto Of s Rn1 4 f. HS1StGR f. l.
w. HTpeE Eay smy s. ames HELMS Of Futon Rsiade Of
SbnT9imaH9niTE Mount u9 CARMEL % WSm
PubIlSity, sopmtteemH =; Rpfflngto9. chair.
i. Helms, w. H. Coleman, Daniel k. Hoch,
Joseph iTfh'se steever Of Plymouth Gibert brown Of
yyohnstown; James l. Pyle OF Lancaster: e. l.;
E93Smaker' YSTS. of Altoona, and C. L. Austin OF
These committees were all appointed during
the morning session. and during the recess
advisory @ board durinS the afternoon session.
Br6bsT fbP9Ti ms G9rs as chairman Of the addresses
TspOFtsd that they TSqldd GOmDile ana
would appoint the financial secretary, Of each
camp OF taS ON racordnE II secerS
and treasurer to coWRle the names Sdrf and for,
complete index system Of the enlisted men
would be kept on record a9d shPphE n Eeoues
from the addressograph plates OF the state
PrssSsnt MoyeT TepOTtsd tst. that v9g5 95R
each meeting, after which a circular contain.
ing the st staa Of as 0 every
state urging M that eS9Ty SnG b 6reps OF each
community TO stir up enthusiasm, and excite
nt snmtent TOR among the citizens Of Pennsylvania.
special agent will be sent int sach and Go a
tend to all necessary arrangements ior the
"'fs5Fni coiohei w w, schank reported for the com
fort committee that it would furnish each 1 mem mem
6sr sas'Ga StnSs TIsh shoe %cs
nSa netSss Srsaa d yon
Also that each member enlisted Will receive a
So Of state ths Ea%e PresGen Samuel Wells
mittes h Esa sTYsGd yded 29 nto fo
sections 70 be known as the easferR sTR anp f PIGS
TE ch2TEs Of fS TsShn seG9Oah n Gharse aRe
OF me E. saSfSfi BuffiSgton made report as chair
f2Tcted 2m cd tn ne proceed With the work said
itee using the of news snu '"0
The thanks of the p O. s. A. weTs nso ex5shfse df Se
Senate chamber -
MI. -uoorar, MANNED by the war advisory
board IS, perhaps the largest undeTtaknIs 2 OF
ESmiSslff FEeSPresenfns embsrsRip Of XmeriCan;
S9TG %Son Saa never sOSgf Ssos fuzzy
II this fine tSe 6tbsr pePfect feeling Of
toSdence t6S S3Ste harmony s9d cooperaton been
service tSS Tinted states
raTous ISSfo s"Ss reasons Many q thS csmRS have
Unlisted h@ and 10 mdSE % R e
iH the service Truly the bed F. o. s. OF A. OF
Camp No. go. of Fortisth street and La, Ian
caster STss Peet GSntE Eehod
Episcopal church. State Secretary Charles B.
Helms making the presentation address,
Camp No. 4s1. of West Philadelphia, will
present large AmeTcSn 6da flag to the N
SembeT, IS. Members, Of ne order in West
PhadePhS are asked & tG 9gnd % tS this ssrss
1
tion address.
| President r. John Boyd of the seventh Phila-
delphia district is an active spirit for the order
out the following letter and the district is
70 the Members OF the ''District President
Committee" OF District No, 7-For the term of
| 10l7-1S beg leave to make the following sug.
| gestions for your consideration and action:
| To hold our meetings in the various camprooms
| monthly, asking the camp to adjourn early
| as possible and ask the camp In whose room
| we meet to have on hand at least one good
| speaker to talk to the members after the bust
| ness has been transacted
| That we secure and present TO st. Luke's
| Church the altar hags promised last term.
| That establish a district degree team.
| To hold a district class initiation early in
| To hold one district camp meeting about the
| second week in December.
| To attend divine service some night near
| Washington's Birthday other than Sunday.
| To hold district reunion in the early part
TO hold a field day and summer outing during
That we endeavor to enlist the support of tn,
camp members by asking for suggestions wheT
| making district report, Fraternally submitted.
| - r. JOHN BOYD,
| District President.
| Phiiadelphia district. is wide awake also L
the interests of the order. as the following re
poWV Warden Th Robert McKepty struck the keynote
OF what the p. o. S. A, stands for at a biz
| meeting Of the eighth district when he sal,
Ing but Americans on guard. His speech WA
| tyDicaliy vigorous and humorous and was en-