Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-15
RED MEMS OUTINGS
AND CELEBRATION
Great Sachem Walkers Patri-
otic Sentiments-Great Chief
Donnalley's Report on Tribes
Activities.

Paconta Tribe held unique meeting on
last Fridays sleep sachem Joseph Para
disc is receiving good support, and is
looking forward to large gain in MEM
bership. Great sacnem Walker again
favored the tribe. and told the members
of trip to Mt. Union, Pa, on July 4.
where they held big celebration.
Brother Walker had the opportunity TO
address an immense gathering on Red
manship. Going back to the famous
Boston Tea Party" Where our fore
fathers, disguised as red men, dumped
the tea into Boston Harbor. Brother wal
ker showed that, as the Improved order
Of Red Men, the order stands out In the
fraternal world as those men did -years
ago. In the same progressive spirit he
declared :" tbs not enough to be good,
you must be good for something" and
urged that by constantly keeping on the
job of advertising the tribe and the merits
or the order members would soon see
the results of their work
p s. Albert stetser returned to the Council
dresses were made by p. S. Dlssel, Brothers
bbender Enchenoffer. Chaser, Jeffers and o. Neil.
bIother Hansford and family are planning
trip through Virginia.
a [dhSonta doonata Tribe placed two little orphans of
crphanaBe fund without taking them from tho
obTt care Of their mother This is one OF the many
ship i'''''''e iOr ne" "'''"Oe'
The Jubilee Committee. under the direction
Of ?. S. Camera. P. S. Greenhalgh and p. $.
Nicholson would appreciate a heartier CO
urgently requested to make return for tickets.
Extra tickets can be had by applying to the
Paconta has entered several members in the
fP1Ttirg r ever eyentS to be held held az Point BresTe
crowd Of rooters on hand. The great chiefs
and and delegations from tribes outside, the state
lily welcomed.
The Dakotah Association will meet with
Logan Tribe at Broad and Christian streets on
Friday evening. July %. II is hoped that there
weather and the Rainmakers' Convention. Since
tho last meeting announcement has been mado
and the time is ripe for every tribe in South
philadelphia to take hold. There are good
needs and must have united effort
Sioux Tribe Is still on the trail, and have
adoptions at almost every council sleep. There
are three candidates tonight. and the end is
not, not yet r. IN M SishS Between the hustling scouts
shown n the wigwam now. than for years.
They will have some Of their athletes at the
also have a good attendance OF the member
ship at that affair.
The Jubilee Association held Its final meet
ing on last Mondays sleep, and the report In
dicated that the picnic will be great sue
thused by the presence Of Great sschem
Walker who gave them one of his stirring
addresses.
Great Chief of Records Donnalley who is
in close touch with the visiting chiefs, reports
conditions OF various tribes as follows During
the past seven suns Saw Waw Tribe. OF Glen
members with prospects OF having at least 20
more before the LIST Of October.
Manalung Tribe. OF Manayunk will admit 10
members during these seven suns.
Yonah Tribe is adding 30 new members to
Its roll making Il the largest under the jurls-
dcton OF the Great Council OF the United
States.
Great Sachem Samuel II. Walker promises
to issue speaking leaf during Sturgeon Moon |
advising tribes TO exert every effort to reclaim
their suspended members.
Teton Tribe, OF Yeagertown. has added 10 to |
Its membership and has bright prospects for
the future.
Since the first OF Flower Moon Maneto |
Tribe, OF Wikes-BRrre, added 30 new members |
and will adopt 25 more to night. Before the |
end OF the term In September the indications |
are that they will once again assume their old |
position I'm membership and finances.
A delegation from several OF the Philadelphia |
tribes trailed to NorTlstown last week to pay |
a visit to Mime Kaunee Tribe. Their purpose /
Rainmakers, The degree was conferred on 40 /
applicants, and next month they win add ~
more to the roster. Past Sachems Louis j.
List, No. las; Henry Angstadt, No, llS;
Brounn, No oil. made pertinent and we'll
timed remarks for the benefit Of the fraternity.
During the last seven suns Of this moon the