Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-01
PATRIOTIC SONSM
FORWARD MOVEMENT
Statewide Boost for Member
ship Results-News of Ma
tional Camp Session

The State Executive Committee OF the
state Camp, p. D. S. A.. will issue circu-
lar to the camps of the state offering fine
prizes to urge the membership to greater
work. The goal for the year has been set
for membership OF 125,O0O. and with the
spirit which the present executive COM
mittee is putting into the work and with
the cooperation OF the district presidents,
the local camps and such organizations as
the Progressive Associations Of Philadel-
phia and Norristown, the Past Presidents
Associations Of Philadelphia, Berks County,
Scranton and elsewhere. the success OF the
aim set by the officers seems assured.
Philadelphia will do its share. as evidenced
Of Twenty ninth and Fletcher streets, plans
plans to secure 400 or 500 new members in
RoSborough. and many other camps viii strive @
history
National President. ]. Calvin strayer. Of York;
made a most splendid address at the Natlonal
Camp touching on the important part Of the
office with the best wishes of the entire. order.
order in his home @ % county - and af elsewhere ~ "
among the appointments at chicago were ere
most important committee appropriate tlons, and
Charles y. Helms. state Secretary Of Pennsylye-
MIA, to be chairman Of the resolutions commit
tee Both brothers are residents Of Phiadel-
William James Heaps of Maryland, the nsw
nau3nal president, Is q much beloved man
Of office with the best wishes Of every mem.
Der; Mr. HEAPS is the head Of g large col
tary there for many years, He is brilliant
expected under his able Christian leadership.
so1sS The PenSnsyHlyana ms state Camp was repre-
by tG 10 lamp session St ShiGsEo tr
| Pennsyvania as follows: State secretary, q,
State pTssdsnI qg5riSl iufl H MoSsr y Slate % mas!
dents Herman A. MeFS Of Pa Esstoh9 G ROY i,
Ernest p ark Of FHRS PiPsgarS5 81 district pres
S" swane OF caade T. RnS
Eiis EiiiG q Allep9Tn o. BortT Of Tgrb9t
RFu3s&Fd' Gf Jg9ista dl5soffSE Pans%n P5fs%% and n
% fa9 af Ray TsSe o. Of
II, r. Johnson Of Beiiegonie; william HaF;
NanSRsS'fr k5iSE EisPdIRg
e Reading; Charles I; o@kesi Of WrlFfhtsyille
PafST Harry Of L. rqEs Rds c5feF d }2sR Rus
EgiIRker gaI9: e2 Of Yeathera{S Joe Belt Of wiz
shscrT G berwick Nsso8 St so5dttc Of NOR
yyIs;. WIiam G. young ,ot Bitdsbor0; yudF,
q St Gar r. a. j. BaeT 81 Ssfpn Sor Rev
j. Egge. Of Mount Carmel; Fred Kohler o
=, These brothers went from Philadelphia: VIII
the p. O. s. Of <. Home at 'chalfont; samue
| Graham, director Of the same Institution
Harry s, Helms, Albert Halstead,. A; c. Jones
&. r. Kibbelhouse. George $, KOCH Charlie
Hranich, 4. J. Purne John r. Press, Maurlc
! stone, MiIlard F. sloan. A. a. santherland
T. r. Shortdge, William l.. Wilson, Charlie
II. Weisgerber. Isaac Sallnger.
asd s fag%s4 81 81 Ss Sstf sTsn,R Ra PPs
delphia district, has been transferred to tn
Second philadelphia district. composed o
Camps 81, 3Oi, $3.50 and a.
Camp AS. Of North Philadelphia, will cele
! brate its sixteenth anniversary next Tuesda
evening at Ai!ngo Hall, 2s29 Fletcher street
Admission will be by ticket. State Secretar
Helms will make the address OF the evening.
Horace V. MacFadyen, q member Of Cam
Fifty, of 'Roxborough, which is about to star
''2O0O membership drive" ia one Of the pre-
gressive members of the =. o. s. OF A., and
the comma nder-ln-chief Of the Commander
General, the uniform rank of this order. II
has been named as OF the five captain
Of the campaign for 2O00 members in Cam
| Fifty and has been a member Of the orde
| for eighteen years. He is a past presder
and past district president.