Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-19
GREAT SACHEM'S
PROCLAMATION
Red Mems Plan of Reinstating
Delinquent Members-Da-
kota Association

aSes these announcements:
,,r, view of the existing conditions,
.ioa with the fact that many of the
se,bos are finding 1t rather difficult to
,acrense their membership, 1t was unani-
n,sI,, decided at a Great Chiefs Con-
Hloonce 10 extend the privilege of rein
raiing suspended members for one
ss.ton, during the present Great Sun. It
~ desire that all tribes take full ad-
.anlaee of this proposition from busi-
.sss standpoint; 1t is not compulsory, but
optional.
,our order should stand At the head Of fra
,.nsi organizations, and with your help we
IeiTa5 nI buf Il there and for these reasons:
Arerican origin and teachings, preserving the
AnSlii AAnnsltions Of the aborlgine of the American
Second. Because. as a beneficial order, we
!Is,,nee ns Of another like fraternity taking care
81 rs ORPHANS in the up-to-the minute methods
n our fraternity.
TbIrd. We stand alone in having within our
srder funeral reimburslng association that
enables tribes To- pay a death claim OF l9o
mated scale, raying 125 fathoms from three
10 six moons; t5O fathoms from sig, to nine
moons tIj fathoms from nine to II moons.
and $50 fathoms Tor great sun or over .,,..
psrfectlon. Its equipment Is unexcelled, It's
stuation cannot be improved. It is a positive
Sqssi oSTses living ON the hest The markets provide
Fifth wo are ,r, intensely aCmoeratiG; there
ibe highest chief and the humhlCst member
i in the amount Of responsibility and work"
Paconta Tribe received from Brother George
McKeeyer on last Fridays sleep the application
Sdopted The Membership Committee Is ac-
lively on the job, and up to the present time
Nicholson is in the lead. There are some ap-
ptations promised for tomorrows sleep and
the presiding chiefs would like to see an extra
''tSS Great sashem Walker. stepped in to extend
ibg of another tribe In the northern part OF
he city. Brother Walker is stIll visiting tribes
az srea I'Te TpsGts S at the end Of the current term
Paccnta Marching Club VIII soon be active and
10 the next convention OF the Great Council at
Mahanoy city will enrol at meetings OF iAe
delegation as possible.
Deputy Great Sachem John NJ Camera, an
of Waratum Tribe. OF RoNborough. In travelling
moon. All those members who are on the
raising team or who care to take part VIII
report at the tribe tomorrow night Senior
sagamorc white is confined to his home again
with illness, elicltng general anxiety and
iRistr'i ssnauet for members, ladies' and friends in
ssSTIT'i" ssoul5 Be an nducement for inactive mem
bers to attend the meetings ,,-,.-- .,,,
several past chiefs of tho Haymakers VIII
be present at the tribe on tomorrow's sleep
and all members who desire can enrol with
addressed the newly made brothers. advising
them In the matter of attending the meetings
and securing desirable candidates. Some con-
cern is expressed over the whereabouts or
Prof. James Linus. While he is travelling
rberi, nm at the meetings. where his talents
are OF real value and enjoyment. Paconts
RS5sG"st Rfosd Street et at S5 every fridays sleep
The Dnkotah Association met in with Menno
Tribe on last Mondays sleep. Vice President
Clark presided and the attendance was very
good for midsummer The reports OF con, cVIn
condition Of the organization. The report OIL
the Data Committee made 1t clear that the
The next session Of the Great Council is alto.
gether feasible. The cost per capita should
Bill uniform and incidentals fol. a one--day
trip, Reports from the trips indicated that
is favorable for an excellent showing by Da-
kotah,
ment Of an employment bureau within the
jurisdiction OF the association was favorably
sutton, OF Si; Farley, of 32S. and Bruder, OF
y was appointed to inquire INTO me Ieasinllity
report al the next meeting: a measure Of
such wide scope as this should draw a numer-
hoped the ,membership will not lose sight of It,
Degree Master stevens H. arranging to get
each tribe to select at least three workers
for this purpose, subject to his call.
made BS B r fa 81 ane sf fha TeaR he sEs
celebrity who assured his hearers that a cos
aishsd rom 81 Up BrotSers Stevens. Of Of 10,
I; Bruder, or %; Clark. 25; Dougherty, 81 ;
Sweeney ana THOMPSON OF a25. and Farley
q S2s explained the new plan being intro
The usual festivities by Menno were enjoyed.
accepted and the association will meet in
au6a's wigwam, Broad and, Federal streets,
on the fourth Wednesday in September.
Mia9nk Tribe had good meeting with in;
cease activities until the middle OF corn moon
when It Will resume It's work of gathering
Mlnonk Is famous. Captain H. G. Upright
viii start his degree team in practice drills
delegation from Minonk trailed to the
wgwam Of MoscOsco Tribe to witness an
conceded to he magnihcently performed, re-
SeNing Selying hearty commendation. Moscosco Is
District Deputy Great sachem Musgrove con-
upon the work OF her degree team, which 2an
be placed among the best, It once was
that could compete with it, lie gave go1d
advice on membership and other interests OF
me tribe, There were representatives, Of other
tribes who made complimentary expressions.
,hoscosco is one Of the banner tribes Of that
district and extends an invitation to all Red
Men 10 their wigwam, 1890 Lancaster avenue.
on any Wednesdays sleep.
The Deputy Great sachems' Association held
a special meeting ON Monday evening last,
hhere the deputies were busy in enrolling
thelr names for the trip TO MahanOy City On
saturday, August 2S. There viii be 80 depu-
TIES on the trail TO visit the great senior saga
more John Coombe.
Fiute Tribes Entertainment Committee made
favorable report last Thursdays sleep. There
mas large sum realized from the jubilee
uekets, William Smith, newly-wed, was
adopted into the tribe. There were interest
ing remarks by p. S. William stanton, who has
lusi returned IRON tour through the State.
Inc Entertainment Committee Is making
preparations for the anniversary of the tribe
anu expects prompt response and hearty sup
noLt o. all brothers. WheE the council fire was
geeheRed, T. S. William Jones, the noise actor.
ppdi4sed around the refreshments which the COM
fise fesd sIs had prepared II certainly was some
Cummings"
I. me Great Sachem visited Waseca Tribe on
hbs' Pilu4y sleep, and In spite Of the heat
~ souhcil chamber was well hled, Chief OF
ts5i{oFds A. L. TuilfoTd made an interesting
eik Eik on the work OF the tribe, +. S. Fred
intaA iilA spoke on plans for the fall, when Waseca
essti1s 70 arouse members to one great, con-
ssssllrated effort The Great Saehem made
-'ohs appeal for an increase.
Great prophet Charles e. Pass and Great
tllhen 5. fl. Walker visited No. 90 at Cones
fsSSa tentre The great prophet Is a prime
va 'ite M IN this section Of the reservation ana
isst sven a great reception. The memory OF
pss ps session and the manner IN which Brother
eeT5 presided were source OF taEofabls
ssfianlIlent on all sides The great saehem was
btsSH a royal welcome and he urged the mem.
- - 70 make their present and future lust
Bsbp pitkh5 I5d as their past had been Gtand V1e 10
a. 11e9u hockey. chief OF records OF the tribe Tor
. years, made Ona Of those talks that 90