Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-01

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rom r99m Of Camp 10, corner f.sne,,s, ~ sd
nYsESihn sSih avenues Roxhoroaeb. FOR Th1rsdsy
dent John w Hsrpep, siste Sat s'sss ssecfief,sss ifss,
rr,isisss s; Hslins.. and state Camp Buitiinf
Brother fsen9 s one sV'iS u , ,be % P5s'sss
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sylyanis Special musIe has en been ., rrsrrsd rsrg
camp. mnder tbe nhi i3hmiept sommittee of tht
war horse Joe sisier, viii be o., VdseRA ~
close e%9 to rs ies has "a enlisted @ active ser,rs
dninr WIN thirty-hve enlisted memberr IA
this time Of great neod "a,1o es5sinsqt ,.a tn
bst bsb bsss sd 1nS yognEes, q me three .catrps.
since % iis Institution some ave or 3 k va.
ns1 ncn,bor pisttr,9t at President Irwin Delhi a
The second Phiiadeiphis district VIII ho,a
30 sixth and Diamond r;rsrts. the h ~,
sfS,s OF NAY when state presidert Moyar.
'e'ary Helms VIII address tho nTcnibera.
Camp No. dsl. OF west PhlIadststt, ,yn,
ntesent q large American Gag 10 fhe ror'
ttea,In Wyard on Saturday afternoon, Ap-ii es
and State seeretsSn' ssSsp' E.6 stS5e President s
ihhyi'stiSns iihs 70 take part in The prossar of
Rs he Rrspsid arsss %s.t %Sssern,on nS cSmp 10 Isl
nearly 500 members on the roll.
f.. ~ SJSls President Mover and state sccre.
rsyetie. Greene, wsphlnEton and Ailsrbeny
Tsirnhs,o ne meetinEs viii be he'd AZ
I1usburEh. All the camps IN these conn'
,ies are co-operstinE. TO mslp these vitits.
WIN take message 10 ne west 5s tbst shseSSss
s,paf or1eI, 2I srsster results for thir
moreland and Alleshsny Counties fhe
respectively State vice H % President rosS sno y
Harper may also attend one or two Of the
Camp No, sic, Holmesburr. announces
benefit on April rs. is. IL and rs for ths
members called to the service Of the Gov
The annual report Just ISSUED makes this
rar Total pr9Posgittions December 81 1915 10
hef6 reinsta tements. sos; total droprsd
members sO5l total expelled. 35; resifna-
bers December 81 1919. it4, ,0sT; nun,bsr 81
members December 81, 1911. i16,Sa0: in-
crease for the year 24e3; benefits paid out
for the year. 1894, ,sO4.5i; receipts Tor fhe
year. VI S20, 523 81; expenses. 81. 277. 337 81.
amount invested in real estate, bonds. eto..
.S,Sbl ~ l2Si value Of camp paraphernaiia
tass; SSa ot "a ,ssm99ynt 99g in subordinate camps
y Isl. sO2, as Increase in Valuation,
f163.1S3 20.
National President Heaps requests each
camp TO say a prayer for the boys who are
IN the service. He suggeets that each camp
IN the order on eYery meeting night AZ
O'Clock have fve-minute session AZ
prayer for the boys who are with the
colors. This sugEestion Is worthy Of being
Put into practice ana ~ is to be hoped viii
be carried out to the letter by every camp
In the country