Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-14


designating Corn Moon as "get-e-member
MONTH" Great sachem Walker is receiv-
Ine substantial evidence Of favorable re-
n tnIts.
More than 300 members attended the
ouncil Of Yonah Tribe TO witness the
,IsinE Of Yonah's chiefs by Deputy Great
chem Moorhead and and suite, of wya-
mslnE Tribe. It Is doubtful n Yonah has
ever been raised by a team doing better
work Sachem Magil called on Deputy
Great sachem Moorhead. who spoke on
the Miracle Men of Baseball and Red
manship," and lilSened the chiefs of
tonnh to Manager Moran, OF the
Fnillies." and recalled some old-time Civil
War history, when practically the entire
membership OF Wyalusing we're enlisted
IN the war TO save the Union He told
Of how the Sachem OF No IS called the
brothers together while they we're camped
outside OF Frederickburg. p. S. Crabtree,
the prophet OF the team; p. s. Quinn, the
senior SYCAMORE, and p S. Robert Moor
head all gave short talks. which included
the best wishes for as new chiefs. P.
= q Heosley, who has been n Red Man %
great suns, recounted some OF his early
days. when he and his boyhood friends
roNmed the valley OF the Wissahickon.
40 full of Indian lore, and searched for
tomahawks and arrow heads.
r .
Of Onus. OF New Jersey; p, S. Benersol,
OF Wftchita; p. S. Royal, OF Winnepur-
kett; p. S. Berry, of Miquon; District
Deputy Malone of Hiro: p, S. Diehl. of
Hopituh, and Sachem Kausner. of wya-
( lusing
sso The retiring sachem of Yonah. P. s.
: Cfark. was presented with beautiful
n charm, emblematic of the order
s. Davis. on behalf of the boys of
p. s. Redfesrn gave short talk.
and venison gathered by Brother
s and his band of braves and hunt
we're enjoyed.
Thursdays sleep, Yonahs crack
!, under the direction of Deputy Great
iem Redfearn, trailed to the wigwam
Wichita and raised their chiefs in
iic. Almost 200 of the paleface friends
present and all enjoyed the ex-
lent presentation OF the ceremony
sprospect OF another class Tor tomorrow's
~. making the membership contest more
nisnts for the Contest each captain Is
ne 70 come out % ansad s0S ptsr sSpaSn
NJ Camera; Brother smittle Proposed
ne u s. battieship Ohio. proposed two
fidatss and P. S. John Greenhaigh proposed
srchsm wsISsE was sSrT5I:sd that the
AZ and made a good heart heart talk
pecially TO the new members, advising them
ms. on eommittees ana talk II TO the pale
8, world about this great fraternity Brother
.ed the string band to help make it sue
sputy Great sachen John NJ. Camera great
appreciated the efforts Of the great sachem
+ be on last wednesdays sleep. with The as
nnee q Past sachems pousherty and Mich,
rm ey chippewa Tribe for his services in
eeonta Tribe traIled TO the wiswam of Wa
II dress raised their chiefs receiving the
, essss f Of all BT9tses ,9t Walker was we the re
iress. Brother Cunningham one Of Wa
aud ~ = and pres snted with an attractive
se neg position P S. Ely, chief
bowl from the members
TsSt rs sssheP sS6 wslkSr BY
ibe on last Wednesdays sleep and was
sSsse ss hs dTetPSs WITH %aeh
arm. The Junior sagamore, Richard Thomp
Perkins had been admitted into the
eonta Tribe win entertain the Dakota AS
amount Of work to be done, as.' it Is hoped ped
members viii attend as early as possible.
'oux Tribe turned out in strong force 10 re-
delegation from Itah Tribe assigned
rfSe Pss, up thslF Sleff The S team ~
r. sssaems Lynn ma as prophet; ,cr Haeas1 as
ore and McCiain as sannaps and Crooks as
shinewa. entertained the assembled host for
rk The entire ceremonial work was ear
a,,l tnroush without a hitch and evoked well;
TIE possession OF such am efficient force
be chiefs of Sioux advanced were: Prophet
slsore: James Southern; junior ssgsmore.
fannnnzio. This tribe he Is stu progressing
# opted-Mtliam fnorn. Anthony Miraglio and
The report OF the chief of records showed an
pproeoh to the 1000, ,fathom mark and slight
]eEesting feature was the address Of p G.. $.
ssdss Of honor to the retiring prophet. George
sis,iag' n.a.,g' and % response from the worthy re-
,pended 70 by most of the acting great chiefs
. re by p g. AZ ]. ,r1- Fssrar and Denny Stevens.
rntinped prosperity OF Sioux and the exten-
- ner man. was s IooEeS ter NV @s
tone. Shields. Stanclin, Fitzert ana Butten-
Sioux Tribe had the honor of raising up the
The Dakotah Association viii meet tomorrow
senins with Paeonta. at 76f South Broad
zas chiefs b, from N,nonk Tribe trailed TO the
q sh The Sa4ss s Rassr ths nsrs able
ssSs, s. emsa ana sr%3df ashiaews s'S%&oioA W.
less manner: The customary speeches were in
sed Gscoseo asrtr FSs q sa0ps saa +. sa asrn..i z
D.
q noseeseo. marched 20 a private dining hall:
Meseoseo for the hospitaiity shown % the
Wiley, Of Moscosco, talked on the peaceful |
tlnF conditions IN foreisn lands
Mntoaca Tribe will hold a progressive |
|'nocnle party IN the wiGWams Broad and Fed /
IraI streets, on Monday evening next, and /
aEfe gathering Is expected. Prizes Will be /
I'he raising-up team OF Matoaca Tribe, under |
he captalncy of r. g. DR.. John r. Ferey, /
|faIie1 10 the wigwam or Monetta Tribe last Il
ffIlay and raisei their chiefs Interesting /
4IN made by r. s. William r. Street, Il
a Mo- ~, aud 4. s. Walter c. Lieb. George i
- lraIf W. B. Dougherty, Francis A. Schell, L
Harry y FancOast, william J. CaVanaugh and i
IL John 4. Forley. supper served. /
1Ionffla4a famous accordeon band rendered an L
@1I0YabIf program. Songs rendered by Il
Brother tMcGcehan, Of No. Az and Brother Il
|fcTEo Hooper. Of No 3I0, Brother Gallagher, !
81 No AZ recited an original poem on Red
m4ntnir Which brought tumultuous applause.
Tic chifIE OF Mntoaca Tribe were raised be- Il
fore 4 large gathering Of the brothers and L
fIfnds Monday Last BY I. 3. William Eller /
and the Taislne-up suite OF Eyota Tribe. The Il
II|I0HInR chiefs were Installed Prophet +. =, /
I1uoI " Campbell: sachem, Samuel J. Graves;
k11I1r aaf2more. Louis n. Thayer. junior saga
I1nF4. William y Witx Interesting remarks
4. 80 IIlllle ~ Great aachem Walker, A.. y
militant Eller. of No. ~ ~. 3. Thomas j.
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