Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-05
"A BIG WAMPUM sun
FOR RED MAN COONBE
New Wigwams on Reservation
Trails and Good Bait for Pale
face Scalps Win Full Belt

IN Dlaze OF glory for the l. o. X. NJ. John
NJ. Coombe, Great Sachem, at the outset
of his term determined upon the institution
OF new tribes as one Of the means Of adj
vancing the numerical strength of the fra
ternity Five new tribes are the result Of
his untlring efforts, and with the knowl-
edge gained. already plans have been con-
summated for as many others The induce
ton or the new ideas means great strides
forward for the fraternity. The paleface
is attracted mainly by the business propo-
sition, and determined efforts are being
made TO enhance this particular feature as
much as possible. Throughout every wig
wan the patriotic ideals of the fraternity
are practiced to the fullest extent The
year just ended is predicted to be fore.
runner of the success that will be the Dor.
ton of incoming Great Sachem DR.. T. c.
Beswick.
81, Great a., Senior sagamore Beswick announces
on SATURDAY eysning. APRIL H. IA and an dS MondsS
fSSGGnGs Nsrtb Apg lG a, the Great counS Office
garding district deputies viii then be heard
good are 20 adsed to All PRESENT
themselves for admission.
sioux ,bo S,,ia Tribe There big crowd present.
3der fbd memPIers who were greatly surprised at
5s # Sas noR IN adopssa Ss last ss
ss stxst % one paeiace at every sleep for the last
iG t former IN the height when
sucGseded in capturing the most psefaeeS
dprIng a1E the lo, last term with Brother Pinto run
of The Se esS;On ms.. for Junior
@ S So SSn'es'id sd III os the Rrosss: nps.
masoyo was elected third one 0'as By the
talks PaTRtr Ps9 ssvfss, Ts.
and 'ftr It's y deals TIth The fss
SHSs Of OF tSs SouS sraeF tss% swsPs viii
raise the chiefs at tonIsStsN Ns Sleep .' which will
sashSm Mcclure see %on Hr
Eaye been adosd shS a1t ana iRe sixty Ds
gain gain has kept pace with the numerical erowtS.
Ss!sr ISS Sssss '&saS. sopsa
Tribe Tribe ever since its institution ten great suns
- on the Fourth Sun the chiefs Of Yonah were
fsased rsa@ Of N conrSy yey Impressive by the
an eroMS nSuGnF I IN ,b the Of
Ont, on the Filth sun Yonah's team viii raise the
the %s~am % eshocksinE f.n aaG sHn thsrs wa,.
esremonals. ths inyestiture of % the ch lee Pu sa.
sleep. -''' :, ." any wednesday
monthly business meeting on Monday night and
might the be IL the Il
was decided to have continuation OF visita-
handle speakers bureau fSnS for the pnrpoSs oG
asslsting tribes that do not share the SUCCESS OF
o1 TSs No s. ha; s
restore pa,t the old-time enthusiasm. p. s. john
tribes for a gala night il the immediate future.
paSa Sah 20. Tss ,s :5 NJ e. is sa on 4;
Tom Kelly and the oId wssT horse csm
Are event piR to sf history affair the
Yolo Tribe, No. s77 has taken on new lease
iGr. the next meeting: p. $ John (. H0srr pre-.
| p; g. $. William Kerns. p, s. Bill Fox and
Gee bs sen 5n nj so has Yrz.
ksqz, after tWsntyys years memseIship has
This ls an example Of the renewed interest IN
members now eomlng in forming the basis yS%"s for
Was adoped Ss night Aav3s Tribe S io
doing the work.
'b mt ' eea f wh The sS nsngr
hd coren S. Bill rpufnE aTns Snd POP
nine during the tern, just closed p; s: Mslseed.
on the lob every Thursdax:
sy IS %G a M aee and %sh
Ss cS HSn TO Sn bt # the 1osy II
With sixteen r q the desk and
receives The three degrees in exemplided form:
Sss Sgr NS SS 5 sSs nSS ss Apf i
r Say Ssh ADr e in s.d shs S hgdn IL 81
y viii III be e n The
mttee, in charge Of the srra;ngements predicts
Conshohocken.
ilfa ~ ss frss Sor;s
S Esaas PSs 49, Tss.
Sss ASs 70 Fs'?s IS t ss AEF ASA ss
N 2Gs S Asr S rasel M no. '2 @ raises on N tcs
4s5 raises No. .asi on April O. No. SCI raises No.
APr Hpr 30 Ns 81 81 Sn rase. ART.
No on No. ApE m II No. M dst as, raises Mo 1877 on
sss raises No, SO on AprIi s. '' VI '''f'' T. NO.
S S sSid n tns sssp
The occasion being ths tribal election and the
%sm$sss q 4. %Ese tep%Ins s';i %tss sse.ss 5
ss S fnilE sr% asnar assrS
Junior sycamore. ]. Thomas; chief OF records
J. r. Greenbalgh, and representative. s. Melvin
Paconta Tribe will be raised on April 13 by the
members Of Teocca Tribe. and a large attend
will be expected. 1.
Crow Tribe. No. 42a. had Its ,wigwem crowded
al the election of it's tribal chiefs. the presence
OF many inactive members being due to the
~as as follows: Prophet, E. Lynch; sachen, II.
S ssS0r chief NJ rrsSlS. TssS.
Srge W RudSiph and tspstes Charles sgseE
Schiavo, Metzler and Smith who are members
Of the Third Regiment. N. c. p
Pute Tribe No. 251. still enthused over the
visit Of the great chiefs to its .wigwam, had
many older members present the last sleep,
among whom were twenty-seyen past ssehems
] Furyeyi ,sschem w Grim; senior sssamore.
chief q rsGords' Joseph Nara. and rspreseents-
will be raised by the Dakotas degree teAmo
and the officers attending in a full body Past
Sachem Jones has requested all members Of the
band to report early and in full regaiia.
Cherokee Tribe. No. 10. successfully performed
the adoption degree on four palefaces at the
last meeting. The team Is made up Of newly
r. g. James Fitzgerald degree master the