Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-02
ORDER OF RED MEN
PLANS WINTERS WORK
warriors and Braves Will
Brighten Yuletide With Cen
erous Gifts to Poor

peover Moon has been one OF much
ii IN Yonah Tribe, No. a, and the Cold
IA Snow Moons, 1t is believed will be
.rodpetiye of greater good. During the
-, ,,oon the warriors and braves have
,ao, gathering paicfaces for the coming
.,,se initiation on the sleep of the 18TH
s,,r of Snow Moon. Propositions to the
,,,,rher of almost 100 have already been
e,,d and many of the candidates have
been obligated
A, the monthly social meeting of the
,rib. almost 200 members we're seated
.round the council brand to enjoy the
corn and venison provided by the Enter
,a,,nont Committee, under Chairman
Wicks
,r,,o meeting was held as a service Of thanlSs-
SWING swing tiDs.inrs @ have be"n slowered upon Yo.
nan during the last Great suns Ine Great
Mishlnew.,I eSs;InE ~ the Blessing Of k she Manitou
sfteT which the brother sat down to enjoy
The corn rd gnI n its SIns." The good fellow
sbin Of Red Men was once more demonstrated,
A. a,u ebiefs took up their several trails TO their
avn private wiswams. Amons. tnofe sGhteu
srTE"" onTs 40. los, Of New JERSEY r. 5, Kite
DAVIS obdfs NSEp' of oHaRs Shining ehs |
many man ,b, sieep OF the 9th sun the turkey
m9Gy 5SS tGT fatho%s t@s sS we're rsastd which WIN Ss
used in send ng the Great Bear a IGies8lioW ts,rov
70 Mahanoy , Guy ,nea m 'i"' to Broth Brother srhmabSeh
toT having proposed IL palriaCes into the tribe
since sachem Magill assumed the tomahawk
Of authority.
As the viletIdo season approaches the
thoughts Of GmbeTs are aGaR n rns fnmis 10 we're Te
rReered by the gift Of edibes ana toys toys ir9m yI,,
ono II liz expected tnat lUU ldlnl-
lies can he Hssiste IN happily teicurat'ns t w
good will to men.
crest s,chem Samuel Walker visited Minonk
rrite No l5i on Tuesdays sleep and de-
hvsre,j an Impressive and interesting address.
which served to stimulate greater zeai on nnm, si
for paie'accs, rre degree team OF th,s trioe
win initiate Malcolm 90 5ewT5t !sS seep e@S SS''''S
The monthly council of IIaymakers was held
last week alter the tribal session ami oin5Hrs ntn
filled without any opposition We're as iolloMs
Past SRs ssse Ysrn Sas sssnt she hay
maker, Charles Dalton; collector OF stTaws'
kSSgr t %n RHnaS ope Pava n
HARRY Upright. The contest for the stali OF
, rGsptea yeos IN as SsmSt SS2r Hnod ahdcE
two votes, and Howard iaumsarlntr, one one
vote. Former Companion Harry Gilman was
also reinstated.
A game Of foorball between the braves and
the %arriors Will be held on this FRIDAY
fleep after the regular council fire has been
quenched
Al the last session OF Yonah Council Rain
makers Of America. seven strangers were ad-
mitted and instructed IN the art Of iainmak-
lows: !. r., Arthur Frederlcks; V. c. r..
Gs FGf newly & estad & &C. ~ viii nT@s SS 4 Ma &
selocta Council on DsseGemser december 6onah
PoHaS fonea VIZ hS degree team s
becoming accustomed to the new ritual, and
en a TSr D2s vii The be part Of Of the
has been successful IN obtaining beautiful
set of robes for the team.
Last Wednesday district Ereat council ses-
sion held in Usage Wigwam No. ila. for
No, a. Harrisburg. to the position of great
81 fho coS So be seen eSe
except at a great council session: The speak
81 Ssat FTOphst '[a s"f ss rel
ssagamore John NJ Coombe, Great Junior Saga
SSm Sus Harry aas Great Ff FTaR
Rsdlearn, Great % chief ,. q RcGSrds Th9mas H.
X P1GaS IL e q hurtSett soP r. + Tongue, fis John
q, Poore and William toniey; Harry T.
MeKse Chief Of recoTds StoS of No. III Tnu In In
addition to this imposing list OF speakers the
Hepanna Band was present and furnished "A
musical treat.
a Hanover in thG wiswam Of No. $50: Every
G nSmbcr a q Ssos sGG6y pres
snt.. Including large delegation from Mary.
.Ss tribe X G. anS Mm one Long OF those Is tS S Of
have have made him famous throgghout the reseEya-
dFsa Junior
nsnf sf oAGs e. s MAS MAS aa a saobi
class OF ~ palefaces and is going to try
State '''' '''''' ''s''''e'Ds ''''OS"'o' ''0
The allIed tribes NJ West phIIad adeInbJa In
yadsd the ,wlgwam OF, Kingsessing Tribe last
which u Il is 9 beeved VIII Rep booR D" ,he ef inteF
schuylkll River.
7, q Beswick and Past Great sachem John p,
kiSs.esslRs TTlSe y s Wilmington fafa Hum no
OF 9ES %s, NS s' Sy dassse reS Of
chem Thomas r., Mckee, James Warner James
bert PfeerEern Pians %sre @ mads SPo for nq large
turnout at Temple Lutheran Church Sunday.
Itasks Council, No. 81. Degree of Poeahontas;
sdep,ted ssSIp,t hye paefaceS on Its last sleep and
the The i!th sleep Of The Hunting Moon the adop-
class Of candidates FOR the Camden nc councils. u
On next Wednesdays sleep the State chiefs
Team OF the Deputies Association viii make a
formal visit to Manuel Council.
December II the Rainmakers of Shawnee
council Will have their newly elected officers
raised by team from PassyunlC Council. a
royal time may be expected both the New
fears Club and band will be present.
held q Allentown December ii and a speciai
hork. N
peeemoer 20 q new council OF Rainmakers.
,r.,i,a r,1 : large charter list, will be formally
instituted at ConshohOcken.
Patriotic Americans
state Councillor Sheneman and State Council
sSissteftaIy Ford assisted last Friday night in a
~ mutation at West End Council No. $50.
Easton. when so recruits were received.
ffanohsr new class OF candidates is being
iiSsnsd by this council for initiation before
'Ie elose OF the year
sunssvu Hss usual, thanksgiving sermon was heard
1ith evening In Tabernacle NJ. L. Church.
u t'i ~ street below Oxford under the auspices
sets5 stsleis 5 AiIey. president OF the associstio
shsu sStsu as marshal at the head OF 800 members.
an ~ nlled the church. Rev. Robert c. Wells
sssdSSered sdl, a most appropriate address. entitled
a,,rIL rag at the conclusion OF which
suflng an organ solo, 'star-Spangled Banner, .
ldleauN NJ he n