Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-15

Ter street ....,.......... 80
camp No Ill, Manayunk ,..,,,,...,.,.... %
There are 10l camps in Philadelphia, with a
msmbership q 25.ooo, and It is probable that
The officers are proud Of the grand showing the
hns m Roms n Of us es GS that
large large percentage Of the entire membership is
war, A complete record Of enlisted men will
appear in these columns starting in December.
District President II. X. Nonamaker. OF the
G1 Grst Phadelpsa phi lstriSt which INCLUDES
North Broad street has Just completed his first
most corday This Ve dsret n pTesdcSt %S StEss has
u nr ssSurance 81 , Of hc cS.operati9n Of an the
to make for the increase. OF young members
the camps in tho district report having % initla.
asS tSns of, Of two or more members per month Camp
first meeting every camp in the district had
ss al @ h eSr S Thn s it decided
hS m to nGreaTT the membership instead o. hold old
tive support of every camp.
The seventh Philadelphia district. of which
T. John noyd is presdSni ,o M T enertsn the
ncndes nmps sna oTtSod9 % M s h nd district
The thirteenth district is progressing as usual.
and has offered It's share Of members to the
Keystone Commandery is presented a hand
ns anG I'd Race tas sTse on M No.
Camps ssa and s5i will hold a love feast at
Camp 3s5 rooms this evening.
the cHW8 d T present. a az ASrGsn hss to
NTH street and Woodland avenue, on Sunday
Camp 90 has membership contest on be-
tween the Young men and The old men, the
To fSI e the pd and re-
sTH ssn 0S to Lost the sna I Sn and
Young blood of the members and a blue hand md
smoker later on for the S'' Winners m also PROVIDE
The, annual meeting of the Past Presidents
NOrth broad street. with n'renS large humber " Of
ms%bf,s steG ST G present Much enthusiasm was ere
ssy Of The state secretary oiRGcrs we're
dent Frank @ rsadcK vice. S" prtsIdsn sIRGn p5cs Josn
Holt. secretary; William Armand. financial sec.
February, May. AUGUST and Noyembsr. and and ali iii
dent GsSre Moyer Hs Is expedted "us to maRe Pees m
address at the February meeting
ds Gn%n S = y n?s @ IA H Esy
Of Camp ts and nd NINA Chief Horace
State ocas address the rally tafGish ON tbs r. ns
progress and achievements of the p. o. S. A.
bers OF Camp i2O. Of Iansdaie. Fridty evening.
bers are expected to hear The Secretary W in his
t!1s, otiisal visit to I;sns@dsie @ The SECRETARY
morrow
Camp 365. Of Mount Airy, will attend German
town Presbyterian Church on Sunday evening.
November IS The members of the camp are
urged to turn out In full force
District President Earl p, Tanner. of the
for district meeting In the room or Camp 744.
Logan, for Friday evening November 80. State
subject "The Important Thing"
Camps and district presidents are urged 70
ssnd h Tor r%P S tho 10 ne
headquarters not later than Friday and Tuesday
GtS iisity Chairman to Wr,e and SEND the news RSH
regularly.
Camp No, 332, OF. 1917 North Broad street.
celebrated its thlrteenth anniversary at 1917
State Secretary, Helms and State Conductor
other OF The saS
4 great patriotic, street demonstration and
county, nsst eTsnnS under
operation . make this rally SUCCESS. The
Meysr w ;s asS Rs S:.'e rIss
General Charles A.; slyder. District President
Reese past State president, OF st. Clair. We
Camp No ~. Of schuylkill Haven. will hold
a public rally at that place next Monday eve
ming, when the State president and State secre-
tary will deliver patriotic addresses. The State
secretary will make an official visit to Camp No
Sc. of Orwigsburg, where. with population Of
1900 citizens. the camp has a membership Of
400
state Secretary Helms will speak at the dis
trct. convention OF Wayne and Pike Counties
tomorrow evening at Ariel. Pa. On Saturday
evening the State president and state secretary
viii attend the institution Of Wsshinxton Camp
where Organizer Yeisiey has instituted his
| second camp In two months time. Many new
camps will spring up between this and the next
State camp, due to the efforts of the State
officials. district president and organizers.