Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-22

man q. ;. ;. walker gave
;. .Htpssna tribe accompanied by ilepanna
thence Gr trolley 10 Ptumsteadyiiie and by
ttSn 10 Dublin to ia sc the rhieis or Tara
Caialcosa and Sciota Tribe members after
which an elaborate supply Ol corn ana Nenison
Ts Tss5u' saanon o oSBa xia Ss, mPlssSncws
curry. itsut senior .Sagamore Millsani Great
Ieusch aud others of HCpanna Trihe; who
morning attsmacd "Is sserv"ss at tie Lutheran
church where several selections were pIdNeu
hl, the brass quartet OF Hcuanua Tribe,
lrlnc. with +. $. .Malou. acting as dsputy
great saGhem raised n ch.s,s o. ioska Tr6e RIB
per orucd and the tneetins Vol attended. more
samuel II Walker made q very inspiring ad-
dress. Past ;rent sachem John z PoorS H., r. ;, ;;
HaHil. or 80, $40, and others gave short
Tho retiring ssghcm OF tcska, william Vet
ter MAS presented with huc " ;; r'Sdna.
painting o. buckS Miller o. Tonguwa TrUe.
aul Brother kulman dressed In lne nr,9iin,he,,
fiuauelal lsport Or loska Tribe .or the year
raconta tribes regular form Of business has
Ssn enlarged ny FaTns fdaaSSs a eTG TnsuGte
very imprCssi,cy in the a1opton degree. ie
iinS99SSnt members, Who have been attracted
by the progress Of the tribe. as Wei as 'S
G. S. S Samuel H. Walker impaired Wis.
dom to the younger members who are Joining
In the work OF the tribe Brother Nillah
Mnner the newly adopted member, expressed
a desire to help with the other members PasL
on the detail workings Of the order. advising
the different Committees TO continue theF
Past Sachem John Camera spoke at length
"n the report Of the Jubi ee Association ms ms
9nlE ~ planning IiE lallE az oin ino Si 'nG
Park ,hs sumner. in whigh ELL 'r'o"s srioni smG
"pIs Sto,i sor 20 ,I5 5theT amusemens
have been arranged. The members taCoh,
tR extend their best wishes to members WAC
are unable to follow the hunt. ana "lSh 'he"
days sl.ep at Menno's "tg"am' WIN a egeta
tribe except represented. In tn" Husehtt
Farley presided. The degree team is nov / q
pos lion 10 10 effective work. and only dcman.
Srdcers 4"'s to Show y" contnaed ] good results XII
ms has hGgq Prom,seI ant t me mex Hf%' S5 on
tomorrow sleep. qualified candidates Tor the
warriors degree arc invited. -. ,,...,,.o. ,,, @
i've times those specics OF lower animals IN
H erced by a natural Instinct to unite snt-
viyed. vhIle others perished. SO with thg
aborgn,s whose custom NJ tribal union ana
a4socistion showed conparltiyely better re
suits than the progressive efforts Of modcrn
Morgan VINO was adopted into the Seneca
Tribe OF the lrnquos Nation and spen, =
What do the rai"rniieS S 0Fer rran 'Re fS"9 fS"999
conSisCen,ly offer hem until the hunger and
STe ETh Gs' Of Sf tie
Friendship and Charity" were analNZed IN a
m9T' Eat tRs fst Two were made operative Ne
third would become dead letter, for charity
under a complete application OF the other two.
At the close of the address short talks ] ,]"in,
Esrg Esriey and Brothers Kern Striker and shields
Of aS N6. '':' :: McGinnIss Mcfarland and T'homg-
son. ~ -: Muller ?L So ;; t'e2m y; oil "-s'
ne
he'll with shawnee Tribe. No. s. 22d and Dick
srss on vii lie he ATa o he Il
op"n tie doors to other tribes In South Phs-
hhsSHts nave Expressed q % desTe to unite With The
citation. and there appears To be no opposition
PeaeE BBSsnE HGnsH e a fos S
those that went before Instituted Apri! al H..
crown. IntiI II now numbers 1921 chiefs. and
has acquired wampum 10 the extent OF near.y
shown gain OF more than 100 members aud
1000 e1 0n 9% Yona viii II @ b 5Ssr s Ee
WGslthsst Tribe p the nSe6 f6 S5aiss o s Yonsh
,s imoSs now the largest tribe in lie reservation
PENNSYLVANIA and second largest In the I,nlted
slfes St Soon RI lose The honor Of being the largest &
SO - keeps no s lormGr record so S'Gaayi snni
l.snape; Warrior EAGLE, and the other large large
tribes have oca sfen ndesd 9ssSed ess 6an 10 pale
faces are adopted al one time, the council is
I
Much Of the success nf the tribe Is due "a
| tie un Iring efforts Of such chiefs j, Frank
| Redfearn, IT, first sachem: p. j. Kite. its first
| prophet: william VI, Davis, the chief Of rec
| ords. Harold j Elicit, A, S, MacNutt and
many others Of the original rs, who still act
/ as patahnderF and leaders along the trail OF
success Twice in It's history tho tribe has
| outgT0wn lts quarters and now again the ques-
lion OF pruyiding a wigwam large enough TO
/ accop' nodate the meetings conironts the chiefs.
| who have come 10 tho conclusion that the only
| snIution lies in building wigwam of their
own The plans which will ultimately bring
nig to PASS are being worked out. and the motto
of the tribe BE sure you're right. then go
/ ahead 80 Is ruling the action Of the trustees
/ Freedom friendship and charity, the cardinal
precepts Of the l. o. II. NJ, have always been
held high In YO1ah. especially charity Dur
/ i1g the last six months almost 300 fathoms
have been expended in relieyiTS the distressed
I ana unemployed, rot only among It's own menu
hers. hut all over the hunting grounds Of Phila-
de'nhla. on Christmas eve the hunters Of the
( trife carried Christmas. cheer in baskets iled
with tho neCessaries NJ life into 40 private wig
/ vans more tn7u half Of whom were not mem
/ hers n the order, Nonah Tribe, through lis
sachem. Claud clark. takes this opportunity
81 exteEfinG a cordial invitation 10 the Red
Men ot PENNSYLVANIA and the United States