Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-02
TRIBAL WIGWAMS
ADMIT PALE FACES
Revival of Interest Among Red
Men Kindled by Persistent
Work of Great Chiefs

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Work of Great Chiefs
The revival Of interest among the war,r.It99rs
BY, the many palefages captured n the hunt.
and The ' Snlhusiasm' and earnest devotion 10
| tribal work kcenly exhibited in all sections OF
10 sustain aud further stimulate this inter.
| West Philadelphia have devoted their ia5ors
agtion win be Gcd tuesday. biarch ia. in the
| wigwnm Df Tuckahoc Tribe. No. Ell, at 251
SS5n viii fFeSii and FdfI deliver fnifSs short
n1nd 1ild to assist In ,thG success OF the meeting
| tho willard Ninstreis. composed wholly Of
| Red Men give one OF their admirable enter
itgF With number Of oSei fESSse5TgS1
| Men OF Canonsburg participated In a big
ratinF with mass.meet!nF in the First Pres
| byterian Church. The edihce ,wqs filled 70 It's
,,sntIyeiy g a feTycnt address delivered BY
terest in Redmanfhlp" IN ihs Sect section m of the
daos dG s"% %hS RSn Bo 5 5F so Rs' monS so
As direct result Of a big district meeting
/ recently held In Pittsburgh Pontiac Tribe. OF
| ddaies, The achievement. was regarded with
he 6ene BY the be Eaned HSs TS
district meetings and cooperative tribal and
! Tomorrow evening all. of the tribes of ches-
gNa W 3Sd of abs bIhSn On district msetns IN the
arc expected to attend from many Of the Della
Chester and an eRoyaSiS and largely attended, t
meeI}l,inT NETT, Is Looked for District Deputy Charles
suits.
large gathering attended the big district
IRS RSa Trbye N Of hs WefE2d%
The great chiefs gave short talks. telling OF
| achievements of this great brothorhood' which
Virtues OF ne ped aS 1S f tbe forest thG aba 2s ne
lsEsndary history or this great and dying
Tribe. held in the wigwam, Lehigh and. Ger
ensS n II TPf 9Sa % ST' @ !sFyS Work eS
the Red Mem in this reservation during tho
make the. month Of March ths, best in fruitful
SfHtf @ Of the an nr srr The G DECREE tsam m
sachem. impreasively performed the adoption
nSn Of eoEn Sd venson we're served
The 5oh Gt Wsgas9mTa gTa.T Tribe dSs
% talsment m "SHp Was provided by WIiiards Colonial
n%msd rrSg So SiF'y WITH Of csss Bo
chief Of records. acting as intorlGcnt0T' WA
watem Tribe was another enjoyable feature OF
'1 Great SaTS' Sachcm s. H. Walker, delivered an
impressive address, and short talks were it mnae
Great ae'sc sSchcm % Harry Frager and Past Deputy
: G. Petterman.
! a class OF five candidates and reported seven
petitions awaiting consderatIon hetiss fssnEe io
cation in West Philadelphia explain the re-
newed vgor and awakening interest OF the
Last night the wiswam at Cumberland
T$SiRS T & he SSns9FfSR sssiSR
Of the city sh9Ws up fayoTa6y III in S SR2a%r
hood in any other section Of the jurisdiction
The last Of the series of district meetings ss
delegations " repTesentins I ali OF the councils in
the district III attendance. An eAtnusla9stlo 59i ,,
filled with dowers. The great council decree
@ rst scout Of o Vas among the
Serss!ed Visitors and later IN thG o sESnan5; raa an
entertained at luncheon, Past s2chem IN Done Done
ber securing the largest number Of, paIefaces
before the end Of Worm Moon. TN ,..,. 49,.
adoption ceremony in the tepee OF itaska counl:
cll o. Marcn ~ and on .utfcn - the mock
wedding ceremony will be repeated.
Red Men interested in degree team 1 WORK; work
@ have Se e famous od d
gree team OF Chqttahooche Tribe, No. II;
'3 3 FFIFS Re WEwam at S4 Grard
nue.. The full paruphernala VII be used and
welcomed and viii be certain TO enjoy an sS-
Montezuma Tribe. No. 81. with Sachem q;
W, Archer. presiding, mad, az usual. a crowded
Rbos at ef SRoWed dIiR the
bership teams already had captured ~, II pale pale
BBrothers, sleghmqlieE and Cook eentertained ned
and Chief OF Rec9rds Esher gave a short talk
on ''Redmanshlp."
The members Of Nevada Tribe ,GSs. No 7G; with
6s wSg h Fe Sy 1 n nber an
wife of Of the saghsm Of the T tribe ,o.;s After tea tea
Rsen 1ns
rectations by Miss l., Dietrich, Nelson Levers
James Hi sawyer: TFsss, %iih i %IttiiSIsms e. 6y
bined to provide an enjoyable evenings enter
tainment.
Lalota Council. Daughters Of Pocahoptass.
save successful Donation party IN the ball
RE proeesds viii be ussd S S to new
piano for the council; An9ther entertainment
ia one OF the active moving spirits of this
council
Paconta Tribe No, 81, in fulhment Of the
h,O9i h@ye paiefRces every sun, had another eSndI
date on last Fridays sleep, who was duly ad-
mitted. The record being made by Paconta
for gathering in palefaces viii soon place the
tribe among the numerical leaders In the Great
Council ,Gt the, state. on tomorrow, sleep the
eral palcfaCes, and as 1t has been some time
since this degree has been put on the floor, a
large attendance is looked for, To those MEM
bers VINO have been connected with the order
for many suns the chiefs degree work Of Pa
Conta Tribe Will bring back pleasant memories.
A majority of the past sachems OF the tribe
will take part In the degree work assisted by
some OF the newly adopted brothers who are
taking an active part in the tribes affairs.
Everything is In preparedness for the ninth
annual banquet, to be given on Thursday eve
ming, April 90. The committee promises an
members who desire to attend should promptly
advise Chief of Records p. 5. John X. Green
halgh
Past saehem Albert pissel made one Of hts
semiannual visits to the tribe on this sleep
and was impressed with the progress OF the
tribe. Brother Dissel has promised to Join
the members on their trip TO Mahanoy City
next June.
erabls chief OF records, made q lengthy ad-
dress and was listened to with much interest.
Brother Greenhaigh in his many trips through