Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-11
GOVERNMENT HELPED
BY WAR BOARDP.O.S.A.
Committees Organized for
Scheduled Work Through.
out the Jurisdiction

Harper, state Master Of Forms Robert .
X. tlauser state Secretary charles .
Bruum Helms state Treasurer irwin .
; Smith, state Trustees claude I. Reno ,
and Charles \. Davis. Chairman Of the .
War Advisory Board John ". German' /
Secretary of the Board I'D H. Wcigel. .
National Secretary 9 II. Stccs, Past .
state Presidents william j. %oll, y. 7
calvin Straycr, pr Cameron Shuitz. .
Herman y. Miller and Samuel e. Wells. I
tummarder-in-C Horace '. Mae 4
FadNen. oscar r. Helm. colonel W. w. /
Schanl,. Ortoa SwinChart, Arthur Brown, I
H. r.. Burlington, Clarence +. Maiden. 4
James |. Pyle. William Whor. Charles I
f.. G. tleayer, E. W. Swank. Charles /.
II. Lehr. Harry j. stone. James IL t.
lloyt. Millard T. Sloan. II. Stager Helms 7
William L. Wilson and Il. John Boyd. :
The following standing committees repre-
Compiling addresses 80 Chairman, state
Swingh9rt, wi in1T Il9hn, W Harper II l.. PeWait
Campaign and speakers Chairman. state
s~oSpc Fr5d TSd w. " MnErSdy tf sae" iion A. w.
Johnson. Hon. Charles \. snyder. tlauic
4 BurnuEton. j. p Strad,man Of Ian
castor Euscm r. Hendricks. Jonn ".
EtfsSsr stray HG% S@d Wa WSm J. j. Na %?''""" j. '@y'"
~ soialSTs cqmfoTtSIT{,6ai,Tm2n Goq}ggel W,
A. Miller, charles Cicycilnd Howard
,,,iliens J. Harry Cumberland. william ".
,s,,crot sGry!y,:, =, C9a'rmoq, samuel 9.
pa%id J, pSIiis. 2i lS6H 81, shgaHsr, James
rye. Charles II Lehr; e. X, SllmittGr,
Il. Clauscr. John " Harper. n, StaScr
Helms, Irwin ). smith. 7, ;. fulit.on; %.
wohr. Vol hEH'a' ''"r''' ''1''rF an" william
publicity =, II. I Bufaqgtou. chairman
Helm, William II. Coleman. Daniel X Hoch.
g. l.. Clcaror, Joseph Sl"evcr, Gilbert
Erown, Jamos l. Pyle, G. i. Noncmakar,
Matters Of groat Importance were. taken
g ,hs si 0n % being ,9S TTSd nd by ts
20 date This report showed that all but
5Sr5y camps had rGa '9Sr @Gr Y oaS S'fss ssd
been collected of a total amount OF about
t2O,5o0 OF this state fund.
President Moycr reported that patriotic
rallies had been held in several Of the coun'
ties with effective results and the spring
ton, Fayctte and Wcstmoreland Counties.
and that 9 monster open-air rally would be
Ross House IN honor Of tn" fng and the
enlisted members of the T. q. ;, OF a u
camps throughout the state were extending
many thousands Of dollars n wer WORT;
and that many ot the campa and individual
members have purchased war.saN!ngs
II was decided that all the camps should
he urged TO nssist in ne rnrrul{inE ,wILEt wI2LtE
members who were IN II position to do 20
/ should be encouraged 20 enlist in some
| The following mrmhcra werr added, to
/ the war board ". Harry Bakor. OF lIar-
TsnHrF r2s, state rrGs,dSr,a pf f snT% 1smGTGn
ard clarence f. Maiden. the asthstnnt thnr I,tS ~
brother Helms have hecn nttcnius TO the
/ business end Of the war work.
. state President Moyer has appy intci
state Secretary Helms aud charles Mriss'
g"rher to arrange for, the larG" ratri"t,y
,E bG to @ old hIS oTv N on % a Day
June Il. It present plans go through. q
bis street parade VII be- formed F,SrtMa, y,
O'Clock. headed by 1000 marines from IN
navy yard, with the famous Marine ban,
mandcries VIII also have their own band,
in line. national President William Jamc'
MoSccT MIo%cr win max" The chief addresses AM
several special features VIII b" ARRANGED
, IN thp event Of iucemCnt Wra tlNr. tn" meet
IN. Will probably l." held close 70 the Bets;
Ross hous' ncrhars u tG" MrrN5 NTeh hh,iI5r StrSs
RE progressive Association ana All thc
5uborilnate camp. u PhiadclpGia' ,tonia neis,
hTf VII bo MGn,go"Ty saS 10 ta,o ana par in tS
effort in honor OF the f'aG and the enlisted
members.
The twelfth Philadelphia d!atr!c;, con
slsting Of Camps No. 30, OF RoXborough; 10
rails Of sohuSikili, held a large distrie
rally and organized a dstric, association i
Iohnson, State President Meyer and stat
Secretary Helms delivered addresses Jui,s
JShns%n FSyf by an 1sPTnE d at "dSET? 0" III
officers elected were: District president
s & %aa GsmP hso Ns st & ss Camp H, Na
20; secretary, James +. WelWs; r,oit OF Cam
ho held IN the room Of Camp No 30 Thurs
day evening. April u.
tain"d STATE STATE sccreiory Helms in the room
OF camp No. s5s. 3o55 Franhford avenue
TaS State Grsss R S sPS Sry Of Amer
lea" II. l., WyGne. OF Camp No' 90, spok yS
mSds nIStd a deep imprcsson The camps Of tn
district wero well represented
Camp No. II, e Richmond; vii e, Ge,s I,
day evening next. state Secretary Helm
has. accepted an Invitation to speak on IN
/ Camp" A large crowd IS expected 10 tur
out including delegations from RoNboroug
and all the camps In the tenth district
issued ana VIII be forwarded to the camp
and district presidents as soon az IN
: to whom all copy was submitted on Feb
! ruary II, full delivery being required
thirty Says speSia SFS9ISr eSSeT wi, Tq s
go forward with this report. This lette
will contain some important requests tr9l
r tn" committee regarding war ana orde
matters