Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-15

@e2ASS ssntiSs fort" "'g9Sss !rSss being being
SYNS chiefs chiefs and four past ms great Great
,,o.,- sschems were called upon TO
delivered by Great sachem charles 70, Pass.
this being the first meeting that he has at
and he " reesysd 1S"S am 6vSnH mucS eped l.
Que " T. c. Bcswick for the success OF the
The Dakota Association, Of South Phlladel-
phla, has been holding meetings every seven
the warriors degree on the noor in Logan
Tribe, the work performed by the team being
work this degree in the council S eli" chambers OF
all the tribes connected with the association.
I'll was held in the council chamber OF Algon-
| quln Tribe, the great chiefs and the deputy OF
h 0S SIMILAR sstns RTssin viii 'Se BE fhssiP z, RS tRS
| council chamber OF Navajo Tribe,
| thaying celebrated lie 65th annyersaryl held
| M interesting meeting January 8. Although
tribes members are young men, who have
| added new life and made II the most active
new year with five propositions to the chief Of
records. Much OF the success is due to the
supported by Senior sasamSre' more soSem N and and
Junior pi sycamore Shilling and to chief OF
and nnaneiers Of the tribe in the right. dlrec-
ton Past sachems Stricken. Shields Joyner,
uty Great sachem Stevens are ali taking their
share of the labor and responsibility. On to-
Frank Redftgpn 'Sss Peter D. Ke wniSm bys
and the boys Of Yonah Tribe VIII trail to
class OF pale faces This Work wifi be done
.s s Sh!. Ss' ssS e fgs Ea%s'n No ana j. ssd sSd
Dakotr Tribe, Mo; III. A large delegation qc-
over 200 enthusiastic Jersey Red Men. The
WS, wST as well rs se dT ef tas
style Of Iiro. interesting remarks were made
BY Great Rep; Harper. e New Jersey; Z. 9.
Ds Mean and others Of 300. p. q. s. Currle,
9 MfT anG g. g. sa@Se Wa %ssr
gave q talk ouch as he alone is noted tied for Tor
"1S 9Sc gpnfn By sandas aas saSf OF ReGmansRp % % F
The Red Mems Jubilee Association. held
oStnE in on 5u Ts w Sc Ss% @
Ths csr f0Sw%s oP No g. SesTs pe,dSa
Pnfsrt9n No. 70 soc,stary and ,reas1roG ;rsn 81
Finance Committee. There were % tribes rep;
resented letter o. fondoenGIs I was oTSsTsa nlse
who was president of the association for six
years - ,-,,, -, -, .+,t,
moon. winnspurkett Tribe will celebrate its
fifteenth anniversary by holding NaudSNl,ne audSI,
Ing" Ing. In addition 10 good entertainment there
will be remariss ON the history Of heanaRsR. m
anee Tns snd GTeat Gl Senior
Walker has been selected to deiyer a thS Sosrd ard
dress OF the evening. All VINO hS1NS hSotu
Brother Walker speak knnw they Will near
so,nething worth while. Tho tribes members
are urged to make q specIaL effort to be
present on this sleep. On last Mondays sleep q
he captaincy OF Past sachem Frank ], Elliott
performed the work in a very creditaole
manner. - - 80. e,.,.,.
Charles Il. Pass, accompanied by =" n; =:
Harvey o.. BURNETT visited Leche Wonk
EEGPs Great q Prophet chard E. Tongue whe has
been attending the session OF the Glass Manu-,
fscturers Association in Pittsburgh, visited
the tribes in that locality on Mond9ys ostis SLEEP
Tribe; on tuesdays sleep Ottawa Tribe Tribe. and md
on Wednesdays Sleep Wonewok tribe All
the meetings were well attended.
Great Sachem Charles n. Pass paid IRA
ternaI visit to Katonka Tribe; Of York, on the
sleep of the 11th, 1t being their anniversary
The council chamber was we'll hlied with me
members and their wives. The Great sachem
v@,se VAS followed by Past Great sachem William
II The Long pgs',msnent board of the Great Council
met M The Great Council office on January 10
and passed resolutions Of respect and go, Sonde- @
Guise, OF Yuba Tribe member EN- soI,,t 95 tdns 1ns
adopted were forwarded to the family o. the
deceased and the tribe Of which he was
member.