Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-15
BIG CHIEFS AT
DISTRICT MEETING
Red Men Tribes Hold Council for
Interchange of Sentiment
and Cooperation

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one Of unusual interest, in that II brought
out many of the older members who in
years gone by were among the active work.
ers In their respective tribes.
Deputy Great Sachem william Lindsay
presided, to whom credit is due for the large
attendance. Eighty members. representing
tribes Nos IS, ll6. 2s1. 3, 26, 20, a., 30i.
27S and also of No. IL, of Camden, were
present.
p. s. Lewis. tho first sachem Of Gawanese
Tribe, reviewed the work Of the tribe In its
her Sf the tribe and mem6sr Gr The he Grdst
9r anS S0ar %sT speaker Of
EVENING. Brother frank was adopted a mem6er
His talk dwelt on the advsntases OF Rednan.
ship and referred particularly to the work done
Il The ceTl3f cv Var tgr the members in service dor"S
:. Bre!her George wilson Of Matamora Tribe.
q r. William ,Wunderlich and RTSihsr Gold, Gold;
small, Of No S Is. spoke @ on the Red Mems Home:
he, twen,S:sishsS distTiet. Z: q r; =; +;
pnksron No 90 and chairman Of the Pugilei,y
Ing news in the fratcrnai column Of the EyESlSe
nsr S1sns s Il js,Fs & Fs'' F?'fgr'f 'S 'G: s.
lSs K Of MG sds IA 81 e. G. "a %
Thomas l.. Fraser spoke on, fraternity, and the
advantages Of the f!asrnel news .,S columns s Of
made a stirring address. reviewing the cond-
tons Of the order at this time and d. comparing Ing
great Liberty motor and aPpsnling to neynty eyeTy
ndssy for the OuSS SSendd and urged
tho brothers to attend the district meetings
being held throughout the city.
g. of R William Davis, OF No. -. interested
the brothers ON The work being done oy tne
the mceP P rSss IN THAT ha de is ns sussssng @
that more attention be given the weaker tribes
II. Rodgers enthused the brothers with one of
hs Gh R in g aSrss SO OF ose qc
PIRATE remarks unveiled the honor roll OF
members who have been enlisted in the service.
c. OF r. A. ], Dippel referred to the conditions
contrbued BY the members for the ambuSncs
fund Deputy Lindsay thanked the brothers tor
their presence aud assistance i'll making the
,arothers smith f; Jones W. Brown. J; Me;
sGk HANK Tribe turnshga 'hs Su museS sSarng em
was that as each brother entered the wigwam
he was given a tag with his name and nun, number
treatments,
The Deputy Great sachems' Association held
its monthly business meeting on Monday night
IN the Great Council office. with president
tSeir d,srcts sn DsPutiss William Eskhors and
deputies Knowing ; the work of the order better,
Presidsnt Weamd aPppIiin1sGd Iii1 secreafy ,, s IL
to this work at future meetings, Deputy Joseph
W. @. Smith complImented the committee that
had charge of the recent social session. Deputy
John Esher spoke on the work or visiting tribes.
together and promised report next meeting
Deputy Joseph Roddcn was present after a trip
to Portland Me
Paconta Tribe, No. 81. had an enthusiastic
mittee reported through chairman Deputy yo.
seph Dougherty, that everything Is ready for
on the twenty -socond Of the month An excel.
lent program has been arranged. including the
fraternity, Paconta has already sent seventeen
to RHs fhf e VIII 9f h S yen rs
send-of at the next meeting. Three PROPOSE
stated that ' he believes Il to Sob be- the
tribes duty to continue this patriotic work in
spite or existing conditions.
Wsseca; No. As. had the old guard on hand
bers only Joseph Coombes and Billy Wilson
ThSpson i0s and aeT z Of R IL 4
ford ford have secured two. apiece for next meeting
final meeting on November 80 '''
e. s. GnsrSs Pass Of has
election az Prothonotary of Dauphin County.
g X. R. Fraser reports these late contri-
buttons b lth to the ,smbTlance fund. Pokanoket
ss ,i7M ~ SgS WinTniIpis?ogse TrIh Tribe 30
Logan Tribe No. %. si630 Wy-a. .noke Tribe,
T5S S aeS 5s S' ths sosS Sns sd
be derived therefrom. The remarks OF e. Jtr' Jr'
: dsfss GOOD S f ru hodFfs Tss
pGrtant an1 m ,h fhsatnre Of the evening was the
RODGERS, with appropriate remarks referrlns % 10
sonc & hro'hers bp whose names were inscribed
lex. one, at Augusta. Ga. three at Camp
pf r. A. J. DppeI reported that thai the PhS'emse msmb.Ts
had contributed literally to the ambulance fund.
Mssinoming Tribe; No. .las. after a hard
he srehers srss suns n YdnaS hs
&c smPsrs With '6 that Surns rs 'ns
Sy e Eef erTs the
Tribe. Eight app!ications are awaiting
Eett s. Peter T''fm KITE anS DayF Ere5srPay 95sPS,y
Of NO a. are frequent visitors at the meetings
hea R'sf oows snsf ps,rts fST the ssmss Week will
EE SS 200 rvnss s g'fTa Hall q BridesSa4ng isdtsRSqg
wsan of BLACK Hawk Ss No 81 Ks0 so
ns'IS Sn m ayeTSe eTsmbs and &C SSumberand street
Tribe No siS s2 NdT,h m wETfm FIN street. Gs
S psh E h2s II hu2saay h2nhy
Wmsr hsnS Sf hs sns smpsGee fund
work. adopting and reinstating Ss on as m doing
is each @ ardsst %dssTE Worker
1oska Tribe. No, 370 entertained the n,e,,hor,
OF the degree team Of Schuylkl Tribe No oOo
Inc tribe had twelve palefaces for adon,Ion
Deputy Albert Eisentrager Is an active Worker
- The Twentieth District. in charge of DAINTY
Water Robertson reports the tribes OF his dis.
MofE GS NSs 70 sSS IS$ ~ are All doing
Se held in The wswam OF Black Hswh Hesiinf frisa Tl
NO. 70, kensington avenue and Cumberland
street Deputy Robertson reports thst ha ,ha
tribes throughout the district have lost The saru e
ices OF some Of their active membe RS tbrouyh
the call to arms. Brother William Shott 81
No. 2o is at Camp Meade. ''' Vi
ance and interesting meetings sachem s!ena, s!eerse
A.. Ware is active in getting the members fo to
attend the meetings. G. of r. Arthur Gpa6.mo
gave a patriotic talk on last weeks sIeen nan
uty A. r; Greener gave the members an inter-
esting talk. " '"'''
sGiota Tribe. No: PA. = adopted two members
and the tribe Is planning for a campaign OF
$. John l.. Esher gave an interesting talk on
c. of II. George Mcinfvre e.vn vn
a short talk on the work being done in The
tribe, " wv
Selocta Tribe. No. ass. will be yisited bv
@. ]. s.. Charles Z. Bell this Thursday sieep
D. D. q. s. John L. Esher has arranged 70
District No. II In Seloctas wigwam on ibiss
No 6e and Peshkawah No 900 Trmstes.
Peck, Lukert and Nenner were authorizedF liz