Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-30

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r .s y treat was furnished by the stewards.
Companion Cope Is now running second TO Com
tenee eater All were entertained with stories
9i VII and humor by Companions Reiss and
Mnons Tribe and GprHRsyT Hsy o q ars s 1a%s
siS,avsh vhunati9n' n9n' and any visiting brothers win
hearty weisone inside. The oS tribe meets at
thrush Hall ssio Lancaster avenue.
Massesoit Tribe IA making arrangements 70
I,,r, ln gIn Nuni Tribe on Friday sleep, when
rSlse thhoe VII trail to Massasoirs wigwam 20
day shIleis sIas OF comanehe Tribe on next Tues
@. 70. X. o. w. Farrar has returned from wnd-
impTosvsSdna Sna reports that Mrs. Farrar IL much
mstoaca Tribe welcomed the sachem James
=; Campbell. who has been away to the Cali
,,n, Una exposition. Brother Campbell gave
The Social kysninSn @ Sn Cos commli,ee sTl is highly
pessed with the outlook for the first progress
r5s oh to n sonSal nfS In .vshnS nf TiSSs ocs
9e,, Set ,is ~ as the indications point to large
The lrice was honored with a visit from p.
20 T. Harry Frearson. Of Seminole Tribe, No.
gave very Interesting talk on eimanship.
csr5o r5om -, the numerous requests for Invitation
October S,nI II there is every -eason for the
attendants ~ ~, SommihSe to zee, that Isrge
friends VIII be present.
lie raising. up OF the chiefs Of winhipiseosee
Tribe at the wigwam, 20th street and Column
ised to attond and make a short talk. Admis-
iGn int1r.s,i NIL be by card and Judging from the
Ine @ tribe and their friends. there will be an
hiro Tribe Is coming over from its hunting
s1fG9nds In full costume and will perform ths
ticlpated. '''' ''''O' '''' ''''''"e % '
Past Sachem James II. Pinkerton, assisted
by the members OF Penobscot Tribe, will trail
sleep and raise their chiefs.
Past Sachem James H. Wright, Jr.. captain
ent members Of the team % that S they must 4 be
present on meeting nights for practice for
mission. ANY new applicants Tor places on
the.team should apply to the captain.
Deputy Great Sachem Albert EisintraRer, of
District No; 20. has arranged to raise the tribes
In his district as follows: wingohocking Tribe
catawi Tribe viii raise onswS Honws Tribe
On On Thursday October Z; Sioux Tribe will raise
ming Tribe will raise Ioska Tribe on We'd
nesday' October 0.
.. HiTo Tribe is determined 70 give the great
has adOpe1 Is 'Go so a
MAP MniorPpr prospects Of many more; Deputy John
the cSs By hS S. w on
Monday Monday evening next r. Naumi. on Tuesday;
before public audiences
Hiro Tribe chiefs will be raised In public Sat
Broad street. by Washita Tribe, Of Conshol
10 l.. ken a special hall has been procured, and
lovers OF good fraternal work.
Matoaco Tribe will raise Monetta Tribe on
October 3; Logan Tribe will raise Cherokee on
October 4; Cohocksnk Tribe will raise Mime
hahS M on October I; YOnah Tribe will raise
Shanakan will raise sciota at DoyIestown on
October a Hepanna Tribe Will raise Tohckon
IL ulNFrtf It'll. 1.sN1I
raise Hepanna on October {: Shakahappo will
raise Yuba October o. Yuba Tribe viii raise
raise Itah October o. wawatam Tribe will
raise Wingohocking on October in full uni
good attendance WissahicEoR Tribe b will viii Ssase
ChattahoOche October q; Black Hawk. of Cam
mole Tribe viii raise Agawam of Amber,
October -; Minnehahs Will raise Shanakan
on October O.: Ponemah will raise Selocta on
October 8: Agawan will raise Seminole
October ).
Minoken will raise Tonguwa on October Z;
ManaiTng ManaStnk. WIFI viii raise Sh Totem To9em on
October Q; Totem Tribe will raise Waunakee on
Sottn ih o t".r iT,p9 VII raise wan
raise Tulpehocken on october l.
r The The paleface world Is invited to attend the
tribes who are giving public raisings.
Past Sachem Hammer and the raising-up
Leni Lennpe Fife and Drum Corps, will trail
asst corner Broad and Columbia avenue. and
raise their chiefs on tomorrows sleep.
Lsni LenaPe Tribe; II Is anticipated that
activity upon the part of the members of No.
8. 1t is the earnest desire that members turn
some OF the spirit of the days that made his
HAYMAKERs.
National Collector of straws Mahlon Trum-
9 eae 5se b ranoI sn& 6
annual session O the National Association,
port shows the order throughout the g great eat
hayheids to be In prosperous condition, both
by the National Association requiring all
subordinate associations TO pay benefits has
placed the order on hrmer foundation than
The national officers elected and appointed
Es tiCna "e Chief SSy%aksT Lewis Day, JTz HaddOn
field. N: j.; national vice chief haymaker;
chief % haymakcr' A. N. Pohlman, S' NorwsiS. vis,
Conn; national collector of straws. Mahlon
National keeper OF bundles. James H. Erich
Frankfort, Ind; chief inspector. Louis j.;
sloO%qpist. sPS% Moline ILL., H.: guard Of hSyioft.
Frank A. Sears, Naugtuck, Conn.,. guard OF
New Haven, Conn, was selected for the 1919
convention of the national association.
RAINMAKERs OF AMERICA
Yomah Council had interesting time at
last weeks meeting Four strangers We're
initiated in the art OF making rain, and the
stewards had provided much thunder and rain
water for the comrades At the October meet
ing the deputy's degree team, under Captain
Harry BroTn. will trail TO Yonahs Rain Bar
rel 2S27 Fletcher street, and eXemplify the
beauties OF the now ritual in full costume. and
all Rainmakers are invited TO attend, Begin
ming with the November meeting the newly
organized team in Yonah will begin its winter
campaign and. under Captain w. M. Davis
will do the work In full costume.
IND. ORDER ODD FELLOWS
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