Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-20

- Paeoggta ,Sg0 Tribe; Nc: a.. has been EesheTlng
The Great saesem III i,s wonisFfal VOTE woTE ''o'"
eee and % Win h hope & 'as fS
Ine msm9}ershiP }e Hrs continually presenting
string band composed Of It's own, members
much attention Brothers smi!tiS CamsT9
ered for their efforts "G IN the Gsnds ssSse beRSf a
The yocophone Band. OF which the entire order
leader Professor Honus, who is away on busl
Past snchem John GreenhalEh, the venerable
chief OF records. who has made many trails
the benefits received from Joining the !. o H.
n. Brother Greenhalgh has the statistics to
coming Redman and how The benefits are
better than those offered by many similar so
Tatote Council, 22G, D Of F.. held it's reGu.
Pocahontas GuthoT gave an % excellent lent talk. in
which she extolled the good work and many
fe% Of the ems mobes Eaye Su"s e6snStmte them
selves Joy dlstrSutips Doly knS~n n as srd thS
goCd g.Si cheer am,ons the sick mcmhGrs -, ...o,
little packages each containing a small gift
such as q boudoir cap. sewing apron or scented
numbered one to be opened each day as des-
Lgnated by numerals on outside Of package
bright note of good wishes. So far this com
mittse has done good work and has been COM
The council is offering prizes to members
a trr h6 oe Because 9s s S eeasy ' S
energy into the members for Lakota has sey-
40, but as a token OF appreciation Tor the
efforts they are putting forth in the Interests
of this rapidly advancing council
Montezuma Tribe No, 81 at its last sleep
adopted three palefaces, and Ave propositions
COMMITTEES. saehem c, umberger. Of Chatta,
hooehes Tribe delivered an @ interestiRE address n
PeTpetuate Thelr Memory" Two membershp
adsr Ss ae5a At ySf OF HsGTE ne and
o. Anston Erhart.
haSEsa ss BhG By The N 81 % 81 @ 's S. 81
GSdre;S axe soSa taUk e
PAST Chief Raihmaker Harry Brown. with
s efTed m desaee 9Ss upon Kelly and
fy S Wor wss RSmRf Rs
sSax ny %a. 'ss Sfs and
hlbitions OF ceremonial work yet witnessed in
sssa Y'fBgaTP Past asa c 'dafai
List r. %sGh saa .sta2s BE- Of Of shs
and incidentally mentioned the efforts being
was made to the festaf board.
uSSss Ss week week dhi sni " S T
e. Red Mens Sht SS a, Ses ana
sion with MS Ofnclhl presence
Saturday night the candidates for the vari-
Gus Office = of the Great Council will meet At
head:uaTters, i24 North 1ith street. for the
purpose of drawing for position upon me 81
hea; ballot, The cemmittse IN charge S. q I,s tss
3SlSaRa %isiaRa Shd Shd JS Jossph q cdo%S. e"'
waconia Tribe No. 2e7. OF Lavslls. sehuyl-
Kill County. had large class adoption on
It's last sleep, when seven paietaees received
the adoption degree. the work being done In
Great Senior sassmore John NJ Coombs, OF
Mahanoy City attended the meeting In the
absence OF the Great Sachem, who was visit
ing another part OF the state.
The meeting was full OF enthusiasm, such
as can always be found In country TRIES,
large class for. the last meeting night IN FEB;
ruary AT this time. Great Sachem samuel
II. Walker win be present and deliver an
address Waconia Tribe Is one Of tho most
progressive tribes In Schuylkill County, hav-
Ing large wampum belt and owning Its own
Addresses we're made by Brothers Coombe.
SNYDER DillmAn, Hornbsrger and others, after
Whch banquet followed.
The Deputy Great Sachems Association Of
session on January 81 at Mayors Hall. All the
Great Chiefs VIII attend.
Yuba Tribe. No. 27s adopted six paIefaces
at its last melting and Is prepared to adopt
as many more this coming Wednesday. Not
for long time have the members OF this
particular tribe been so active.