Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-09
POS. A. SQUADRON'S
FORWARD MOVEMENT
Schedule of Camps, Locations
and Speakers for Tuesday
and Friday Night Visits

Arrangements are completed for the Fly
| ing Squadron visitations to Camps 1928, $40
and II tomorrow evening. The speakers will
| be: In Camp s19, Of Holmesburg. Charles
| B. Helms, State secretary; Sr. Vice Com
mander-in-chlef Horace V. MacFadyen,
| Past Chaplain-in-c Walter G. Smack
| and Robert Thompson. of 533 In Camp 72s.
| Twentieth and Columbia avenue, John w.
Harper State master of forms Hiram l.,
| wynne, president of the County Conven-
| tion Association; John Hanlon, of Camp
| 101, and Harry Stager Helms, of Camp so.
| In Camp n, Louis A. Berry, Jr., of Camp
203; Frank L.. Thomas, OF Camp III
| Walter S. Button, of Camp SO. and Morris
May, president of Past Presidents Associa-
| tion.
| Philadelphia will receive the P. o. s. Of a.
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Treasurer Wetherhold and "a, Oscar 7; b -; Helm
present the Bible and flag to Camp No, 25i. o
| Lebanon. Thursday evening, April H.
At this serious moment In the life of tn
| United States. Sons Of America all over tn
Snay Saye When the Civil war broke out and Presi
dent Lincoln called for 10000 men the first flv
companies who responded came from Allentown
made up of members OF the p. o. s. A.. as tn
records prove. That the same spirit exists 70
day is shown by the fact that close TO 1000
and navy, and when the final call is sounde
FOR more men there will n, orga ganizaton rep
sented in the ranks to a feater extent.
According to reports complied by state Sec
a splendid condition. There were L.. 900 propo
sitions and totel membership OF l20.0O
men IN tse sats S The The sfa sae
, | alone. There are few organizations IN the Key
, | stone State that can boast OF such prosperou
! conditions as this ,-:eat patriotic ORDER whic
r | is nearly seventy years oid'
, Among the visitors at state cnmp headauaI
, ters during the last week were Past State an
National President Henry j. Sttaager' or cAsbur
Park Past Sta PIesdsHdt PErsdy Wam W M1nnt
S{ Maior SeaFnA r. A. Dill. OF Ashis G, @ Fepster
Q | macher of North Penn. and Past State Pres
= dent Samuel NJ. Helms. OF Readlng'
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