Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23


Davis and Great sachem Samuel ]. Walker.
a new tribe with a charter list Of IS mem, mem;
tonight. in the hall 35O2 North I'd street. The
iinsl preliminary meeting was held last wee, ;
ausplolous circumstances. with bright pros
poets for a prosperous career
mitted class OF - candidates, in the pres.
encc os a goodly assemblage Of members and
visitors,
At It's session last week zuni Tribe. No. 333.
held what was termed "Hcilm9n Night II
lIellman. who made his first appearance in
the tribe room for five months. Since the tribe
quet last October Brother Heilmnn has been
confined to St Joseph's Hospital where he
underwent five operations.
decorated. and a table with plenty OF corn
and yenIson was spread. y, :. Andrew J.
frst to be called uron was Great Chief of Rec
ords Thomas X. Donnalley, who made an In
Louis Reuben. OF NnntahaIia Tribe. who dwelt
eman fS su'ISsS Other T short @ talks We're made in
which reference was made to Brother, Fsilman
William a. Fox. Chief OF Records Hepburn.
OF Nantahalla Tribe, and other great chiefs and
warriors.
Past Sachem Richard Il. Tongue delivered an
eloquent address at the conclusion of which he
presented Brother Heilman with Gean.itu, ,s1,h n
apprecatIve address The committee IN IN
charge Of the ST consisted of nTrs GhgFes Sns SSn
Schiller. James skelly. Charles Bradley and
Patrick Coylc.
The Dakotah Association, which with Its
admirable degree team is d9ng, excellent ;I worR FIX
Friday last visited the wgwam Of Logan
Tribe No % where it MPs veTy StSrs S0rdGs re
were q. X. OF w. Joseph Farrar and p. @. S.
Degree Master George Stevens has arranged
new schedule. which viii permit Of having
team at work two nights OF each week; on on
wigwam of Idaho. Tribe and confer the chiefs
TaErioF' Tf!sc. degree !" 'a' ~'s~1 '.., ~ ,,, -
held hf Ws&n% msSma Of @Ss'2S1 es So % s
on April II.
rage eSsSso tRs Chiefs Of MSnno Tribe 10 s9S on
the third sun q Plant Noon IN the he %iETSam; nSg n;
Maumce I NEE Tribe 80. 8Oi, on the 18th sun
f Pant past aeh ae george St RuS
Jr., expects to have the best raising team that
adoption iSTn'' next Friday sleep. and G. X OF ".
Joseph Farr9r hopes to be present on On this ms
Collins. who expects to leave for Texas the
early part Of next moon
Cllnclacm Association. No 4O7. was in
stituted last week with ~ members. This as
stitution, promises to be a prosperous one. it
being the fourth new association Instituted this
makers Of this state are progressing.
Yuba Association, No, a7s. held it's regular
meeting @ on last Wed9esday might when three three
time took place after the meeting
A large delegation of members of saraneck
al pf
Pocahontas. last week traied 10 Itaska Coun-
ell, No. "a. IN the tepee. 5236 Market street.
OF ten candidates, on the Seventh sleep OF
Plant moon. Itaska members VIII trail 10 Chat
nue., to raise up the newly elected chiefs. on
the lith sleep IOska Council. No. II. will raise
announced for tomorrow night will doubtless
draw crowd to the tepee at 5.30 Market
street.
The deputy great sachems' association. at
a meeting held at state headquarters in this
city, Monday evening completed all necessary
for % the 6, GomnG rSlsng up Of ,5 re-
in this section OF the great reservation.
MinonlS Tribe, No. 45I on last Fridays sleep
Nominations for officers for the coming term
Ts d aascm as d%Srd R j. senor sh
more. Charles Dalton: Junior sycamore, How
David Kiiiiaa. Paleface Howard Morris was was
elected for adoption into the tribe, The
GERS OF SIineola Tribe on the sleep Of April IA.
Quaker City Lodge. knights OF Pythlas. team
on tomorrow's sleep. in the hall. 3s49 Lancas-
ter avenue. The public Is cordially invited
stsGps ssFs at saS ESQ The n braves Won fro from % the
Warriors in practice game by the score OF II
goals to IL.
POconta Tribe No, 81, VIII have its of
hcers for the next term raised by the members
OF WinnepuTkett Tribe on April H. This
arfair viii be public and the hooTwoIk will be
SaiEsa mission !" have been dstbuted and those de-
string tickets may secure same az the tribe;
held Thursday, April 2I' Msmbers should
FoRs %sns fSr OfesTs MADE last Fday
sleep, and by the number OF candidates pro
PSssd resFs PT's Psssp will be nomnstiOa night
again. and the election follows on Friday,
aflS ranged s for the ns@Ss5s o. PocSeia Tribe e
morrog's sleep IN pEepS5EiaisiSn p5ii foF this event;
Confined 70 his home with illness, Is recover
ing rapidly and expects TO attend the tribe
in the near future.
A special meeting of the State Haymakers'
az ! oieiock in John Hancock Hall, sl4 Glrard
avenue, for the admission Of past chief Hay
business which may be brought before the as,
sGeIatl9n TINS s lepse any held In ths Ish hSy
deid FOR some time. A cordial invitation Is eN-
tended to a ana state ofesTs wifi be
prssent 10 address the meeting on the growth
and progressive work Of the fraternity.
A district meeting Of HaymAkers OF Phis-
al State Council headquarters. l2i North llth
sfrst Business OF general Importance con-
eerning the welfare Of this valuable auxiliary
association was considered
EIayyka Tribe. Of Morton, Delaware County,
snioyabiy celebrated Its ninth anniversary
Tiissday evening with pleasing program,
trbIeh attracted large attendance OF msul-
hers OF this thriving aggressive tribal organi-
cation.
I,Lota Tribe. No. 226. held It's regular
yyaeiriS meeting last Fridays sleep. Nomina-
lions of chiefs for the coming year wera made
In splrited fraternal rivalry, and Il Is the be-
~ ~ s,iccessful as the present one. The Piano
SsoInuIttes has worked unttringly and with
- energy that entering the tepoe last
Ss.sIJa - sieep the members had the pleasure
~ sesinK a new high-class upright plano In
~ u ,gi,sSlaul. a testimonial 70 the hustlinE
sbIiity of Lakota's workers.
sars,,a Tribe Will hold package party and
,,,.7csrf In me hall, Preston street ana Ian
ssstsr avenue. tonight. II Is TO be hoped that
a. many Of the deputies as possible will at
fsn5 ~ this tribe needs all assistance pos
sfbia DEPUTY Pfenercorn will have charge.
Golden Seeptre
rhs Allied Courts Of Phnadelphia ana