Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-09
RED MEN TO PRESENT
FLAG TO ITALIANS
West Philadelphia Presbyter-
ians to Hear Soloists at
Ceremony-Tribes' Activities

Roohootah Tribe Of Red Men will pre-
sent a beautiful silk flag to the Second
italian Presbyterian Church, simpson
and Callowhill streets, as a mark OF good
feeling toward the members OF the con-
gregation on Sunday evening, September
IL, at o'clock. The gift is also to be
unfurled as token of respect to the
Italian community in that section OF the
city, now numbering several thousand
persons Special tribute will be paid to
Andrew A Scott, a Presbyterian layman,
who founded the church.
Great Sachem Samuel II. WalEer will
deliver the presentation address and spe-
cial music will be furnished by members
OF the church, who will be honored by
selections by members of the Philadel-
phia and Metropolitan Orchestras.
Paconta Tribe Will hold nominations for offi-
GERS for the next team at tomorrow's sleep,
and Il will be to the interest of every member
70 be present. 1t is hoped that a g>od crowd
VIII attend as. with the winter moons APP
preaching. those members elected will have a
Past sachem John r. Greenhaigh has COM
pleted a list Of the members who will take
part In the raising up ceremonies, and II any
report at the meeting on tomorrows sleep.
Great sachem S. II. Walker will take part,
team will travel up to Waratum tribe the
early part of travelling moon.
Brother Linus gave lengthy debate on the
subject OF "Fraternalism'' on last Thursday 3
sleep which, was listened to with great interest
and enjoyed by all present.
Past sachem 1wood Wilson is receiving tile
candidacy for Common Council. Brother VIII
son has large acquaintance among the mem
Past sachem George w. Nicholson, a mem
Der Of the Delinquent COMMITTEES. being unable
bers. would m like TO see more hearty response
than has been shown in the past All mem
week, and are urged to read same carefully
and try to follow some Of its readings
Piute has received its report from the Point
over to the Entertainment Committee; The
exceeded what 1t expected from good Invest
ment as a member Of the association.
has returned from his vacation and will take
up active work IN the tribe ,,- A..
benefits which the members received from the
Funeral Reimbursement Association and would
+. S. John Lodge had the raising up team on
the floor rehearsing charges which II will render
"heh !he eaTies SRiIs q stEaSb = joseph Russe
and Brothers Gus jenkins and Thomas Lunn
were among the brothers assembled at the
The tribe had the misfortune of losing by
death an active memoer-Brother John rat
The string band. which has been recently or
ganized under the leadership of Brother Bill
Jones, rendered selections which did not sound
SO bad for the .;rst time out 1t expects to
visit the various tribes downtown during
travelling moon.
The regular meeting of Mingo Tribe was
held on last Friday sleep, and was attended
by large percentage of the members Large
Of Tonsus tribe when they come % to raise the
chiefs. The stewards, Brothers P. S. Henry,
an eaSoTae supply of corn and veapo2
Mingo is having large and interesting meet
ings which are always attended by large
delegation o SaClems,
interest in the tribe. 1t is beginning to assume
is over. and is getting ready to scout tile
forest for palefaces. as 1t always has done.
TO pleasant surprise by visit from Great
sachem Samuel H. Walker and Great Junior
make this a season of work. and promised
the great sachem 100 new members
Tucquan Tribe. OF Quarryville held a rousing
meeting last Thursday. More than so members
trailed from La1easter % ~ miles away; w %hlle ne
the surrounding points to hear the great
SaTsem d ond ths gksst setn tSs triee
meeting all proceeded to the hotel and enjoyed
a splendid banquet.
Saturday night the great sachem. great
senior and h Ereat prophes TeTe TeSe IN FeSdnS
ton, paid them a friendly visit covering sat sat-
council that promises to break all previous
records.
Otsego Tribe. Of Mount Joy. celebrated its
Both anniversary last Monday night Members
gathered from all over the State. three being
from Philadelphia-Brother Hugenmiler and
son and Brother Mooney. Great Sachem
Walker spoke on ''Redmanship Today" Great
Chief of Records T. X, Donnalley gave the
past history and also presented Doctor Newpher
with a Morris chair on behalf Of the tribe.
Tie doctor nonplussed. and II was some
minutes before he able 10 respond so
great was the surprise
A largely attended meeting OF the delegates
from the various tribes in Lancaster County
was held in the wigwam of Osceoa Tribe.
Columbia with President Hugh Goddard in
the chair. Reports from the various commit
tees were submitted and approved II was
decided to hold the first convention in Christi
ana on Saturday, October 25 The next meet
ing of the delegates will be held in Akron on
September 10.
faces tonight. The degrees will be exemplihed
by the degree team of the tribe, and all Red
Men are invited. A luncheon will be served
after the good work is performed.
Logan Tribe surprised at its last meet
ing fer there a good attendance and a
lively meeting was the outcome. There were
four propositions for membership. and they
expect 70 keep the degree team busy from
now on. They also had their sachem present
on this sleep who has been away for the
Rummer.