The Washington herald., 1914-03-15
Red Mems Affairs.

SIOUX lriDe neld It's weekly meeting
Thursday night at its hall ut Sixth and
G streets northwest. and the attendance
was the greatest the tribe has had in a
number Of years.
In the absence of the sachem. Jacque
Heidenheimer. who visited Logan Tribe
in Georgetown, to invite their degree
team, which ranks as one OF the best in
the country, to put on the work at its
/, class night Senior Sycamore Joseph
Levy presided. -.
Past Sachem Micklin, of Virginia, was
present and spoke about the Junior
camp. He stated that he looked upon this
Junior camp as the Sunday school of the
Red Men, and asked the cooperation of
all members of the order in this glorious
, .!ork. He read a draft of a letter to be
, sent to all great sachems and great
Pocahontsses asking for their co-opera-
ton.
Past Sachem White. of the District of
Columbia. was also present and spoke
about the brotherly love that existed In
the fraternity and told the tribe that
though he was not physically active as
Red Man, who is bringing in new MEM
bers, being a member for the past twenty
five years, he was actually as active as
some brothers many years younger, and
while he did not visit frequently. he had
the good of all the tribes at heart.
Brothers Carnell, Nicholas. and Usher
were appointed as a committee to meet
committees of other tribes at White
Eagle Council March Is for the purpose
Of carrying out a plan for having a large
class adoption in this reservation In the
near future.
An invitation was rendered Sioux Tribe
through the great council to attend the
opening of the fair to be hled in Alex
andria. Va. by the Lone Star Camp of
American Junior Guards. March O.
The press representative of the Great
Council. Brother Kubatz. was present and
asked the cooperation of Sioux Tribe. as
well as other tribes OF this reservation. in
obtaining news items for the order in
general.
Past Sachem Gordon, Of indianapolis,
spoke Of the junior order that was organ
lied in that State several years ago. Sew
eral members of the committee who have
charge of the junior order that is being
organized at the present time were pres
ent and he informed them Of the weak
points of the order in his State and asked
them to lay profit thereby.
recess was called, and after few
selections on the victoria refreshments
were served.
Brother Smoot, of Seneca Tribe, who
has been a member of the order for the
past forty-four years told Of his expert
ence with the Red Man who lives out on
the plains while he was employed in the
Indian Service.
Sachem Jacque Heidenheimer desires to
Manship. and asks that every brother Of
the order be present.
Logan Tribe, No. s. held its meeting
Thursday night Sachem Jacque Held
enheimer. of Sioux Tribe, No. IS, was
present and gave a general talk on Red
Manship. Brother Mcclure. who has been
absent from the tribe on account of ILL.,
ness, was present and told the tribe how
glad he was to be back with them.
Brother Scribner spoke on the good of the
order and stated during the course Of his
remarks that he good of the order COM |
mittee contemplated giving a smoker in
the near future. Brother Kubatz, OF this
tribe, who has been elected great press
representative. was excused from the
meeting in order that he might visit !
gan Tribe meets every Thursday night |
osceola Tribe. No. -. met last wednes- !
day and elected to membership b. +. |
Beach and William Fechter.
A committee of three was appointed to |
confer with a like committee of other |
tribes to get up a class initiation. which |
will be put on by Aztec Tribe, Of Balti- !
more. Nd.
Usage Tribe held its regular meet
ing and elected a new member to the |
tribe, who is to be introduced to the I
mysteries of Redmsnship tomorrow /
night at Grand Army Hall, with q
class from Red Wing Tribe.
The chief Of records gave a brief |
talk on the new incoming great chiefs
ofSthe order.
The regular meeting of Red Wing !,
Tribe was held last Monday In So