Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18

There will be a meeting Of the 22d district
az the wigwam Of tho Hepanna Tribe ,, on 70.
great chiefs are expected to be present, and
| with the assistance Of the Hepanna banu, n
rousing meeting is anticipated.
The chiefs OF Hepanne Tribe viii he raised
IN public on April T. by Great Senior Sagamore
| Walker and his assistants Of Paconta Tribe.
The raising team OF Hepanna Tribe accom-
April 10, and raise the chiefs OF Catalusa
Tribe
waunakee Tribe held the annual smoker and
entertainment In their new headquarters, 1I22-
- North Broad street, March 8. More than
800 visitors and members were present and
the talent outnumbered any Of the past
smokers svor held there which was praised
Logan Tribo was made tho honorcd host of
an unusually large gathering OF the braves
on, last Frideys sleep. Headed by the great
| tions OF the city. The Interest was in response
to to an announcement that the Dakota Ass9eia, 1,; !,
and chiefs, degree. Loud were the words Of
his efficient team for the brilliant manner in
! which they oNemplined this beautiful ceremony.
toward T0 and Scy + S'Gn arc uy entitled
TO all tho. praise showercd upon them,
reapns the fruits HgV Of the Sui' assocaton efforts
IN stsadlly increasing .memGershIp. and IL is
hers, as an outcome Of this meeting, While
& al, o. me team deserves credit speSlel, Som
Prophet W, Butterworth, Senior Ahern and
Praise aud good cheer were offered by Great
Prophet Tongue, q. G. Of Il. Thomas X. bon.
lives Doctor Farley and John Cornish and
The following visiting past sachcms; Marrar, OF
ctt Of -: Hancock or lOI: Refer, OF IA;
freasJrssoH Of 30; Humphreys. Of 23i Rudolph.
dent Kern Vice President Clark Secretary
Hcrt2 captain McGnnls and Chairman Thomp-
The Dakota Association ls doing work that ls
in rraternalinni Thcir aim is not alone to
build zip and force to the front tho oldest
good men sni good citizens as we'll, Ana
to this end II Is their purpose not to stop
the order but to devise other measures
rs,Tdet ro,d within the mystic sre,G tS. whicn nowsr VEL
for good in the community. In line with this
PHILIP Phi Minasslan at Menno's wiswSin, Broad
and Cumberland streets; on the 18Th sun OF
hlbiton OF the, degree work will be at Sioux
ne FarESsy RSSil5iss 5iis i SsSy Z mas% on SS The
boom; New palefaSes are eeslng rposo IaEsn tn t
M mako So ths fsans tern one %a Of the most
Ts bSs %ornE WITH the members
have liyened seegwum up greatly There here, VIII |
April 81 Nh The eommttee u will prepare fine
entertainment.
PaeSnts Tr!Ss with ssshsm @ }GsSRh DGSsh Ssa5
tho tho following past saclcms present; ISl MiGhoi-
en and s''!dSf sue RuntaE Fast ssci
Elwood Wilson was greeted very cordially and
Great Junior sagSmors John n. Coombe @ gave
good address, The raslng-up team are
done in public before Keen interest ter is being
manifested in the selection Of it's officers. and
ton, Nominations close tomorrow night The
The Aed lied r Tbes 6ea OF aSN wds gdPEE on
the 18th sun attended divine services at the
Tbo. TRa Services Vi s"s as
BY the Rev p: Gaui were Intensely inter;
MoRave Tribe gave ladies' night on the
10th sun which was largely attended by mem
@ rffs as sranEed a%a a : Hawns
and thet he is doing his best TO make 1t
Nauni Tribe celebrated its ninth anniversary
on the 10Th sun with vaudeville show and
Gance. Almost every member of the tribe
iadcsl each OF Of whom as ne gave up lis lis card card
i Of admission wa! was given an application blank
asked to convey TO his mother a large bunch
Of american % Reaut% roses With the e., best wishes
Brother Walker gave the finest talk Red
Tioga Tribe rib submits for e the approval of the
past saChems throughout the reservation OF
John e. Poore as candidate FOR representative
10 the Great Council Of the United States
tssn an rS%fI active part he order for s. great
Finance Committee, It is asserted, has materi-
ally benefited the order.
RAINMAKERs OF AMERICA.
A call for a special session of tho Haymakcrs
Association was held at tho Great Council Of
e y M9rG9 + H. 81 81 E15Es
nc name Of the no orEanlZation to "Rainmakers i
cercmSny in cnFtRY report S esa6sTed al" an
entire new ritual. signs, passwords. etc. very
ard Tongue and Harry ,Harmer Lewis List
presided charles J; Eoulkes was secretary and
TsTS Brother ] l. EGsopi Of PlfIs6nTSG
Drisher. Of Catasauqla; Tindle. of Reading:
Relfspyder,, o. Pottstown; Stroh, of Berwyn;
oroG OF Willow "SGH Go|d and az mary
local Red Men, LANCASTER sent a delegation
trlSaied to I'll loyal lStts ,a,,. ,
the beautiful legends and work of the Mon
DAMN Indians, which will lnstil, II is claimed.
se2e do o The
Great Council were present, and heartily np-
clean, God-fcarlnE and patriotic The district
many incidentals to further the work.
LAWMAKERS ASSOCIATION
A district meeting was held in the loft NJ
Tuckahoo Association, on March ~. with 80
associations represented II Is claimed that
interest i7 being displayed. new ap-
piicatlons for charters being received. with
many old associations sgnfying their inten-
Association OF Pennsylvania" declared TO he
legally instituted and constituted a branch of
the y. II. A. of the United States, on October
state chief Haymaker Louis T. seegar ad-
dressed the meeting along the line Of the work
the State p. N. g. Haymaker Jos. f.. Nowrey
OF New Jersey, delivered eloquent address
on the principles OF the order. Other speakers
were National V. c. II. Lewis y. Day. of
j. NJ. Burdge and State Chief
Haymaker William Atkins. Jr., of Camden,
and others
waseca Association win he reinstated on
March 10, At the Parkway Building, and the
initatory ceremony will be performed by the
team OF Itaska Association.
Albert NJ. Pohlman, National Chief Hay
maker, has circulated the following state
ment: pursuant TO a resolution adopted by
the National Association at the meeting held
In Philadelphia, August =, 1914, your national
officers filed exceptions TO prevent the granting
OF charter by the courts OF Pennsylvania
under the title State Haymakers' Association
NJ Pennsylvania TO certain persons In said
state, acting independent OF and without
authority from the National Haymakers Asso-
citation Of the United States. Court Of Com
mon Pleas No. O. for the County OF Philadel-
pha on February TO- 1915 refused to grant
a charter TO certain persons IN PENNSYLVANIA
claiming 10 be 'Haymakers,' and working in
iependenL OF the National Haymakers. Assn- |