Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-10
RED MEN CAMPAIGN
FOR MEMBERSHIP GAIN
Tribal Meetings and Union
Gatherings in Local Wigwams
To Capture Palefaces

As the result of vigorous three months
membership campaign, Wissahicion Tribe,
No. -, on Tuesday evening held ban
quet in Mosebach's Casino, 18th street and
Girard avenue. Captain Charles Wieland,
of the State Council Finance Committee,
with his fellow team members had the
pleasure of acting as hosts to Captain j..
Loeb and the members of the winning
team. Great Sachem Samuel ]. Walker,
Great Junior Sycamore T. C.. Beswict
and Deputy George Knittle were among
the honored speakers of the evening,
The Allied. Tribes Of West. Philadelphia.
Ts Sf Sd st srsst sas aHd TdfTa GTard
huHSei preliminary to the "BGom session to he
Sa R%s"Sr $s," %?$2 8" ::
% he trib@s @ ssnd!REl he LARGEST deiIegstiS15
FPS' as to sfsS%TFe bs the SstS Vest
@ 5ss aS'FDf SPo To the hS srGf'i h pale
The movement Il is 81 beIisyed viii p5eggs P0
sR' wes 81 Rs sas Is
bda a6 NJ Rat sPr for general ny h forwafG
line Of work in which all tribes viii be ma
terially benefited,
The big MSRg9}meTy County district tIF%nc %sGt;
nE asd and "a 6ousS 6gee active
and delegations OF Norristowp SSnshohTGGEien n T,nier
ssag Reswe eSt Schsm @ Walker
the past degree so2Re SP2R 80
CHIEF of records 9f Tribe No. o. made an
Monday evening the Board of Great Chiefs
attended ENJOYABLE banquet in ese6raSGn IsI Nn
a me e. lPsh Era Fi Tbs aar was held in the
Glenside Methodist Church, and the members
o for by members Of =" the ades AUXILIARY Of the
tribe, Who supervised the details Of the ban,
chiefs and the afrair was one which reflected
the highest 5 ss credit G Ip8n the tribal manage
Friday evening delegations from Kinssessing
Tribe Hp 200 n AZ and aed Ns NO. IL hoass
TsTmnE hS sa IN s new
Beswick made short talk.
Tho 2lst anniversary Of Tonswe Tribe. No
Ing in m'e co9mSiS RS Hall Hail. 22d and Norris streets
A large gathering OF warriors ana oTaSes
chem S, j. Walker and several OF the local
deputies.
Following the regular business session Of
Yuba Tribe the lawmakers from Reading and
Wig%am ana in Jolly good Fellowship enjoyed
social season dsegssinsR N sHalTs
The Past sachems' Association OF Pennsyl
vanis held It's regular monthly meeting sat;
TGSs Teoesso ibs Trl6as Han 72d street And WSodi9Sd
csFEs camEeo sems Of large
ttRRSTSaTs tRsFs We're i number Of Ssst aae6sms pres
eps Pas sns sacems Bahn and saR y
Ing talks on The pEog5sss, o. fnlS SStys We hsS
q pi' 'PenfhsyivaGia and is open 20 am psEt
sachems o. the observation tt % PennsylySnia
With the Inside workings OF the order In this 1
stsss Psst sachsm George W. Nicholson was raised
to the position Of vice president ana MAGE tSsa |
sddrssses ssS ass'Ss We're S made By ssc6s@s Rhsh
65d s9n PheaES Estos wsFd serVsd 4srssh
ments and an enjoyed them5Eelyes "a and PtfGm- rom
Nos. q 80. 81 IS. 81, ISL 1877 2oe. iis. sis
and 404.
a4a nis0aS R5Gs oR last Fdays sleep T6sre
were many visiting nr9tner7 Rinnssrd and
EeFe v spIeea sfG.nsI' n Mohsys T6e aHd otherS
RMrotber l lGgRTm1pbeI has lust completed pTaeti-
eaiiy a round the world tour, serving for a
%s Fgst IN ndohOses sai sss.s r HIS talk Vas terssn
describing IN part the tTi9es 9S's ian sfslands and
Manila. Philippine Islands. Brother Williams
alS9 ssYa h6 az trbS business was transacted
schedpled same 9f anoSs Sbs Bfothsps spIesr
aud Kinnard. and Taylor and Gilman eERssy feR5e
ssntibbs b sms anoPs te Ths regular weekly
of Indoor soccer was playfa o%e'"tSSsn % a- asnF
dsiss 5EsSi' tSs 5s' B!eyss 6svs ssPsassd many
dsfi sof,inr tho anal period. The Warriors s9eceedSd
ibe visitors expressed their eeliEM ana in-
tefest Ia the game " pr9no1nessta aams
fem5rroai at 800 IN the spacious wigwam-
So a5ss,5ss@nf tiee5 81 Minonks degree tenn
trssisd to Nohaye Tribe on Monday stteee
and ssslstsa p che aaopioa oi '1's
INTO that tfioa
r....ta Trihe SO. 3i eonllnuas e Eafhss
a. 49, ine1lhsrl. ou iaat fl1aya aletp lAa