Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-19

n. Tho speakers assigned IN 'ne various sections
h,soS,s3ss h,sss,oss d-rhe Rev. Charles Hunter. of Camp
I sGssrs Ssn of ahS%RSSn47 ea%S AS Camp ''' and
tyisns; ;w "; Il; Clarke o; Camp 2sa and II. j.
Diss SECTION S' s@Past state president John W;
essss. o: ST. Clair; James Jane KelersOn Helms and
ses. sse,Sa HS tste OF Ssp Master of Forms John w
q ch.f5 5sSTse 6sns of cap e7
,sss ss''iRs Hspiqn; o. Camp ioi' and Walter S.
sssoS STATE PTssldsnt ssES ot Esrmsn Eams
Msat a.,m .; Ei''gS Wynne, M 'Ofn OF cs%p so io'
s's Section aen" Senior Vieo Comma der:in chic
H.rS Hsrsses so y and aSf Norris % May Of Camp ISL
c1p sestion yi s-estnts Vice President Gnbriel II.
q s "p HHTry 5 q Rsaa asn nna
n %snssI Esr';s s, e eamp Ga5 S.
a. nd David J. Jacks. Of Allentown. ,
s.s,,GS Committee o: the state Camp Hsr;
fissurs; ". c: liehn;; e Q: Camp n 4oS and Robert
A section n ii-~D,strct President David vetter. Of
New Rngsold lknown as the OLD war horSe s,I;i o, 81
EsS LS0s o: q s@e ST % sGf Nnd
si,tant state ssersttary. n.rrv ESQ. Of Camp
sGH W,,er E. Sutton o. Camp a g. and
4. pellett, assistant to tie State secretary.
Camp No. 20. Roxboroush, has regalned first
,ostion in the order by taking in twcntS-two o
Until lad ase sen ns equal in
bsrship. and the results OF tne meetins ot d
No Ss SnA G Smp w Ps o S Esc
81 determined to hold the lead.
A b,rpmeetinE of the first Philadelphia dis
trict was held at the state camp headans rters
M THURSDAY cSe NO. %o o
No 49, ,Srso Mo oss 81 W6p SnH No p s'C Press rne
D. esp &C. ss No. II rnd hS eiSS. Sas
ness meeting smoker and an sntsrtainment'
sonsnT 81 snshs 1 ano an anerD sdes 81
.rs .n,eysd. Ssi''0''' "'' "' ~
Tho wllkes-Barre Club OF Camp No. ass
viii hold a prize drawing on the last Monday
night In May under the charge OF Past Presi-
The great Reading class nitiati Of Feb
ruary IA was a splendid success. Over 400 new
members were admitted into the fourteen CAMPS
Sd NJ Fellows Ma wheh wss decorstsd
large red white and blue strsamers and Amerl
platform; state Secretary Charles p, Helms, Of
s this STANDS for and
TSs # r%n ts ds fGr this s
new, members. dwelling upon the duty OF, all
go Ss under 'er'e All
Past State President Eugene F, Hendricks
that sons Rs % s Srssa
RssI,otism Ss n,ps- and deeper reverence for the
Oscar B.. wetberSoid state 'In Camp Ruldns
Trustees John NJ stranb and II. L. Burlington,
The degree team was composed Of the follow
Ing brothers: Oscar Wetherold Camp No So
Frank RpseaH cSm, No No Sss
PRESIDENT; Charles D. Meitzler, Camp No. 500
forms a@ss GsSTF SMITH s0'8S Sshp No M
slarS sm.peetos; Georgs Clouser. Camp No. S29
tSrsr; sn. =, Claude Kelm, Camp No, l9s. operator
srIci fec EaoPss PIs,I ILensel Camp Ne G7s chaplain
.ps1kers. The following are the names Of the
Esuo6erfer Camp No. SO: press. Georxe f' Grouse
cc:mD c:mDD No ssooSS: ,Gssors,ins. Thomas Lenssi
ss sHs @ Ssdss dsTshes 'SS ssars HH ta%S
ea,. c.%D 1p,, Nj 22i Obey line, held syccessfu
y, p Prise whs introaacos The foiIowins ,pssf
uss..,eerr Essss,u,er Irwin s smith state Trusse IL u
coSntyc cppny Presaent Cay.on Lutz ana
sc. 'pesksrs es dwsls on various patriotic Sub
n c,MmG MT No a7s: Reading, presented a flag to
"a last eysnsr Lutheran Church of that place
tar parsaS as ast Ssa1s ssturdss
az and sns,rslr ralr Will continue every, Wednes-
anu saturday night until March II.
hois iine camps OF Montgomery District No. 2 will
XII uistrlct rally at the hall of Camp No.
Fr. rSorrlstown, on Thursday evening, March B.
AZ AZ state secretary and other prominent of
m fs's s. OF the order will address the meeting.
%rt Hsnt viii be in charge Of District Presi-
IA ,Eaward I. Batting. Montgomery District
IL composed of the following camps: Nos
IL ~ west Conshohocken 81, at bridgeport
consbasSoid ~ Soid Point ia, at Norristown; i2i, at
ISXxrnnonocfkeni 322. at Penn Square; Az, at
VILE. ''-' a. Norris,o"h' ana oZ3. at Eagle
Camp No. GIT, Kutztown. held a successful
sdmlt,sHi alton at It's last meeting night and