Evening star., 1914-03-15
Improved 0rdis of Red Men.

| Sioux Tribe at isE meeting Thursday
night at 9Th and G s,reets northwest had
the largest attenda5se the tribe has had
| in a number of yaSrs. In the absence
of Sachem Jacques s!Heidenheimer, who
visited Logan TribEs in Georgetown, to
invite its degree tft,m. which ranks aa
| one of the best fnSthe country. to put
on the work at itts- class night. Senior
| Sycamore Joseph levy presided. Past
| Sachem Mcklin off, Virginia, visitor.
spoke about the JUROR Camp stating he
looked upon it aS;!the Sunday school
| of the Red Men. Iissasked the co-opera-
ton of all membera.. of the order In the
work. and read IA sraft of letter te
be sent to all greas sachems and great
| Pocahontases asking their cooperation
| Past Great Sachens. White of the Dis
trfct of Columbia Nfs also present and
| spoke on the brothefly love that existed
| in the fraternity. IEe said he had been
a member for the pMst twenty-five years,
| While he could nots visit frequently. he
| had the interest of az the tribes at heart.
| Messrs. CARMEL, 1:icholas and Usher
| We're appointed to meet committees OF
| other tribes at Whiti. Eagle Council We'd
| nesday to plan for "a large class adop-
| ton in this reservation in the near fu-
| ture. =
An invitation was rendered Sioux Triba
| through the Great t,ouncil to attend the
| opening of the fair 20 be held in Alexan-
| dria, Va. by tae Zone Star Camp of
| American Junior GQHrds. March %.
| The press representative of the Great
Council. NJ. r. kshatz. addressed the
tribe in relation to ;eMs items OF the OIL
der IN general Pasi Sachem Gordon OF
| indianapolis spoke tof the Junior Order
organized in that stite several years ago
| He informed them Gf the weak points OF
the order In his state that those interest
ed here may profit b. the knowledge. a
recess was called. ard after a few selec-
| tons on the victroa refreshments were
served.
Mr.. Smoot of Seaeca Tribe. who has
| been a member of tn order for the past
forty-four years, to,ts of his experiences
| while he was emReyed in the Indian
service with the ret man who lives out
on the plains.
ton March 26. Eleten applications were
| received Thursday: night from Mr.
Usher.
At the meeting of sned Wing Tribe, No.
~. in Society TemIst. 5th and G streets
northwest, it was DECIDED to meet at the
Grand Army Hall. 1Sl,i Pennsylvania ave-
nue. northwest, and! to ask Logan Tribe
degree team to put :3n the work. NJ. r.
kubatz, official representative Of the
of Seneca Tribe andss :. o. II. orndorff of
Sioux Tribe. were Visitors.
Usage Tribe at its .jaeeting received one
of Records A Altmasa Of the Great Coun-
ell, d. c.. gave a blsnf talk.
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Logan Tribe. No. s:s,t its8heeting Thurs
Jacque Heidenheime, of Sioux Tribe. Nc
Is, on Red ManshiY.. Mr.. Mcclure. who
has been absent fr...nl the tribe on ac-
count of illness. wal present. Mr.. scrih-
ner announced thsst: the good of the
order committee csEtemplate giving a
smoker in tae near future.
An invitation was received from Red
Wing Tribe to eIe.rlplify the degree
work tomorrow. MtAday night. at the
G. \. r. Hall, 1915 pennsylvania avenue
northwest. g.
The carpet committee gave the tribe a
pleasant surprise bl having new car
pet on the floor. fog which they received
a rising vote of thasks.
A short talk wa;;. given by Paul e.
Gordon of Indianalsois. past sachem CT
Hiawatha Tribe. l..