Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-05
P. 0. s. A. ORATORS FOR
BIG CAMP MEETINGS
Campaign of Vista
tions Modified to Cover Close
Nightly Schedule

M lOF camps III inc tlIN nlffllIE pn
other nights than Monday will soon receive
official notice OF the visitation of the flying
squadron The original intention was ia
have the squadron make monthly visit
hrst to the Monday evening camps, then
the next month to the Tuesday evening
camps etc. but the first visitation to the
Monday evening camps proved to be such a
tremendous success that the remaining
camps are clamorng for visit, so that the
plan mas been changed. and now all OF the
camps will be Visited before the end of
April
created enthusiasm at ii the Monday night camps
nhG faIi,,ynoe Tno WI visit the on,t camps are the
Moyer state Master Of Forms John y. Har;
I"hm Gh,m ,kressi state rrustre H. T. l'gfhngton'
TE% Esa NAM G'rmHn ar A. ESQ gnd L"Wis bsrry
VIII also be with ia, squadron. Al Of the
sptakers are true, loyal representative Ameri-
great fraternity love OF God and country upon
the MEMBERS Of the order
Washington Camp. 80. o. herI q joint mcct.
ing OF the camp and the ladies auxiliary,
own talent rms camp aV"nded divine service
SrcR aSo sS,%s rSst"T tso G R@y ia rGEn d
liyering an eloquent and patriotic sermon,
"hich was an inspiration to tnosr present
IN a, very cordial manner those members of
lhe hyng squadron who were selected to ad.
Of fellowship to all Camp No. . urges mem.
b.ls OF the order to visit It's camp any Monday
evening at the SCHUYLER building.
=. A very enjoyable meeting was held by Camp
No, ~ on Tu. sday evening last. An enter
talnment and smoker, featured with singing
rccitations and selections by tho orchestra
we're "njoycd. Brother Georgc ballet, Of Camp
30 10 LIS r44S; h"Sding spok" on The rrtnciplcS Of
70 obtain new members Tne ut. GERS Of camp
,,,,i 10 332 ar" as follows: Pr,sidgnt. Adoph ku-
pS'"sl, wee pr sident. Harry Rcki"2. master
81 FORMS, Paul Seltz"r, recording secretary.
austin g. Freas; past president. John Dt"t@.
nnanGlaI secretary Junn Dtct&, treasurer.
spsaor @atlTs Sa HgS"'r; SGndgGCr oHs noyGg IN in
~ the city aud has made very substantial
District President William E Press is proud
o, OF, w ip camp ana Is a faithful attendant at the
camp No. ~ held a class initiation aud
from the Mexican border. R.fr' shm.nts were
seryrd and the following m"'nhers spoke: rresi-
=. WILEY Russell Rapp. George \. Wolhug,r.
John John Milliard, Edward Blum and Gcors" ".
,si,, on M2ndag ,yoning last the flying squadron
Nnth District Rand Brother Frank rhGmas.
Of Camp No. III, made his address. At 9.ln
Of camp No, 80. arrived and delivered a ii"rS
Vi"r At 10 9ciork tn third speaker, state
made made 9n elaborate patrlot.c address, o'hor
nent dradrs ST'T% %rr 4 Herf b Am9nR %
mandcr Horace V. MacFay yd"n. Walter Button.
30, l26; j. Kendall Helms Of fTsnn lamp 30 'P so;
Fast state President Herman Miller Of Easton,
state Secretary G. Brumm Helms, Lewis 4.
Berry of Camp No. 2O3; Hiram l.. Wynno. of
6namp 10 2Oi John llan,on. of camp No. 1O1 /:
David II. Jacks, OF Camp No. H. Allentown;
X. John Boyd. OF Camp No. 1Ol: Howard NJ
Davis, of Camp No. 4S5 and state Trustee II
EDWARD burlington, - .-etnp No. 23s LyNens.
The ladies' Of the sixth district comprising
camps No. -. No. ds and No. 49,. J.. o. $ of
A., under tn" Jurisdiction of Mrs Jane Wi
lams, ID. =, viii hold combined meeting with
the hrst district p %. :. Of A. at SIi Ciirard
avenue on Thursday night next William l.,
state and national officials will address the
meeting. \ high-Cl professional program has
been prepared under the direction of Mrs Ida
hartman ana banqn-t yill be spread.
state Secretary charles 49, Helms and George
W. Rodgers, tn" blind m 'siCian, Of Camp No
i"o. were pres sent at the 1000 class Initiation
held in baltimore by the MARYLAND Sons of
gave an Interesting address on the plan and
principles of the order. and congratulated the
STATE camp OF Maryland upon the great re-
SUITS lndlCated by the army Of candida es
brother Rodgers entertained on the harmonica
ana harp creating astOnshment al his ability.
He was induced to remain in Maryland until
March II. '''
Other prominent members who spoke AZ the
class initiation were the following: state presi4
W. TurnbauSh state Master of Forms H. Ross
toppaEe. state Treasurer william J. Jartcr
state Organizer j. W. Yeislpy and National Nira
President James Heaps, who made the prinCi-
pal address OF the evening,
Camp No. so. Roxhorough. made number
of amendments TO its bylaws AT its meeting on
THURSDAY night last a very large attendance
was present "-N