Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-08
CAMP IN
AGGRESSIVE WORK
otic Order Sons of Amer
nshing Campaign Against
German Influence

l4DA State Executive Committee, Patri-
~ Order Sons of America. in meeting
VI nate Camp Headquarters, with state
4 ldent Gabriel H Mover, state Vice
<!tStiGent John W. Harper. state Treas
(R Irwin s. Smith and state Secretary
IU1 in attendance. instructed the
4 ~ Secretary to get into action as
g o4ly as possible all the petitions to
1dent Wilson requesting the exclu-
- Of everything German from the
,zH ~ insist that EVERY man born in Ger
and living here be 100 per cent Ameri-
10 ~ get out of the country and that the
{ 1Ijsd fron n this time forth. There ere are re
fNYY4 German Newspapers in PHILADELPHIA,
m srder until they are printed in Enriisf
~ kof every word German the same word
81 3. Of A. starred the stf fight y against Ger
mn IN the public schools and carried II
but n more than 1000 cities ard towns in
ennsylvania Prompt progressive action
Mas teccmc IN" m tito To- - "r ft IN ;NH
sxtved At State headquarters and the outlook
y TOR gain for the year Of sc'Cn thou
neesTs nesss and d b,s RsnnsEy'n'' ~. f, rTSs1 1s
sjl ysar.. not so much for larsc. member
ipN{factic rallies have been held throuGhout
M State and telling results havs been the
44i4cttag. their officers and electinE state
Camp Delegates which always arousos great
ss for eseh ei%P ioS rs sber e Tsa State
Csmp this year VIII haze m imr9rt.nt
csISps are sendins the.r % stroSFest t repTcscr- ei
tstlyes The Philadelphia delegation VII
y!II send 50; Delaware. rs; Bucks. 81, and
Claude T. Reno. of Allentown candidate
II State vica president: will go to the state
D1uphin. Lebanon and other counties and md
n14ny subordinate camps. while Fred w.
sfsns Sscinr 2eT TRen are awyers and ,eaI
- in their respective communities. Either
rnsif viii open sunday evening, August Is.
when the Perseverance Band will render
In sse M RpOS Sc bE ss
Chaplin Harry 2 Daniels, Of Cameron Goun-
Ssrnp building trustee Delegates arc urged
- get to Lebanon on Sunday II possible,
the @ guests ni' from Sunday @ = to Friday. The con
ventlon dat tes are August %. % and 30, with
the street parade on Thursday afternoon
State Secretary Helms had the State
hssdauartsrs dressed up in fine st style on on
Adorned the building. The electric sign was
turned for the first time in months, and
ne American hags never looked more beau
me following letter. has been sent out
! Qf the National Camp, of which Past state
Heesident c. L. Nonemaker. of Altoona. is
gs'xt the last biennial session Of the, Ma
HsFv a resolution was intr pduced by Broth
JeTsey esnr or Ss1T
trait OF DIR. Reynel Coates. founder Of the
ee % Be %ads M de camS fnd n
the committee TO solicit funds for such pur.
adopted by the convention: The undersigned
ccmmittee was appointed by Natlonal fresl-
ready to receive contributions for this fund.
sSxhere is at present no suitable memorial
~ commemorate the work of our beloved
Snsr Sgr 9rans has ne S9rpos Of the
9e6asnt committee is to see that this mis-
tefe Is rectified In that memorial in the
Natlonal Camp headquarters as perma
1T Iann:2sSs to ,thfa the man % Wn1se r Eenan' ap
~ = support and cooperation of every
64I q America as we'll as every subordlnat,
sp q q the order III n cTaranis makins this project
= giadiy received. individuals !1, or camps
sS1roprits. Certificate, containing, handsome
p3ftrsH of Doctor Coates which will prove
tRlhutcrs will be announced in Camp News
nrother Edward 4 .poan. Flughins, l, I:
y. n. treasurer of the fund: win you not @
= to. further this most praiseworthy move