The Washington herald., 1912-10-20

October n-osase ribe. No g. Fnth and
Oetoe.r Idaho Tribe. No IS. Notheast Tenn
ple Twelfth and H Streets Northeast; osceo's
Trbe. No. ls Tennallytown. ID. z.
October D-Seltese Tribe. No. B, 0s B street
Southeast, great chiefs visitation.
October M-Loean Tribe, No. 9. Red Mans
Hall, wisconsin Avenue and n Street Northwest
Sioux Tribe. No. Is. Odd Fellows Hall a
Street. near Four-snda half Street southEeN
October 5-Seneca Tribe No. II. SIS Pennsyi'
yania Avenue Southeast; Mineoia Tribe NO. H.
Anaeustis, s1rlt chiefs visitation:
DEGREE OF POCAHoNTAs.
October 3-White Eagle Council, NO. =, Fusn
and G streets Northwest.
October 3-Idaho Council. No. 1. Northeast
Temple, Twelfth and II Streets Northeast
Osceola Tribe. No. 1s. held Its regular
meeting on Tuesday sleep. the loth sum-
travelling moon. The council hre was
kindled at s run and quenched at IL run.
Business Of great Importance was trans
acted. Reports of several important COM
mittees were heard. 0nd several new
committees were appointed by sachem
Holzwart. Visitors were Past Sachem
H. F. Sheedy. Of White Eagle Tribe. No.
II; Great Council Press Representative
Lewis NJ Bernstein, Of Saltese Tribe. NO.
16: Great Representative to the Sreat
Council of the United States Jim Madi-
son. of Logan Tribe. No. s, and F. w.
Burrbss, Wilbert Burross. and c. l.
Blundon, all Of Logan Tribe. No. 8.
Michael ]. Thompson was elected to
membership, and r. Tolson and r. c.
Faccett, for Osceola, and Harry F. sh-
yerman, for Seltese, were found waiting
and were advanced through the adoptions
warriors, and chiefs degree. The fol-
lowing were on the degree team: T. NJ.
stump, Jim Madison, George Custard.
Harry Kessler. G. U. Homan. F. s.
Parks, George H. F. Kolb. c. ]. Benner.
T. r.. Howard, jr. Wilbert Burross. F.
". Burross, c. I. Blundon. w. e. Willett.
John Holzwart, J. r. Carroll. and H. F.
sheedy. The degrees were put on In ex-
cellent form.
Brother samuel McCombs Hawkins
made the presentation speech for Brother
John Holzwart. who presented to the
tribe a beautiful silver cigar ash tray.
The speech was one of the best ever
heard by the members of the tribe. Fol-
lowing were the speeches Of H. +.
Sheedy, who praised the tribe In its de-
gree work. Mr. r. W. Burross was fol-
lowed by Jim Madison. who praised the
tribe on its visitations to other tribes
and of the degree work. Lewis M. Bern
stein made q short and interesting
speech. Harry F. Silverman r. c. Fac
cett, r. FOLSOM. and T. NJ. Stump fol-
lowed. Brother Stump thanked the WIS.,
itors and invited them to come again.
Usage Tribe No. g. held its regular
meeting on Monday sleep the fourteenth
sun, travelling moon. Business Of i'm
pertance was transacted. The visitors
were Past Sachem. H. F. Sheedy; Past
sachem. ]. e. Dougherty. Of White
Eagle Tribe. No. II. and Louis N. Bern
stain. Of Seltese Tribe No. 16. Talks by
Dr.. W. 9. whitman. Dr.. Nathan w. shef-
ferman. Tom Sabin4, J. e. Shepard. W.
NJ Alexander. Roy T. Agate. Frank
Fomes. Joseph Saracco. H. F. Sheedy.
]. e. Dougherty, Lewis n. Bernstein
and J. r. Sanders.
DR.. Nathan W. Shenerman. q member
Of osage Tribe No. 6. can be seen in his
wigwam at 11o1 H Street Northwest. The
doctor is very active member Of the
tribe.
White Eagle Council No 4. held its
regular meeting on Wednesday sleep the
sixteenth sun. travelling moon. Arrange
ments for the sreat chiefs visition were
made. Talks By Sisters Stevenson, Hoke,
6teveA Beside Wolfe. Parexo, Mrs. Tom
Sabins, Brother McKim, n. Hoke, Her
bart Hoke, J. Z. Dougherty, w. n. Alex
ander, and Sister Mckee.
Sioux Tribe No. l& held its regular
meeting ON THURSDAY sleep the seyen-
teenth sun, travelikg moon. Busaness
OF Importance Was transacted and wam-
DUN added 10 the bolt Talks were made
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