Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-05
Red Mems NelA-
District Deputies


Continued from Preceding PaEo
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=. Impressive ceremonies were held AZ the Red
Meme Home at Chsltenham on saturday after.
American nsG. After the Invocation and selec.
%na S 'PSnRs S'f pe Aorsss joseph
T9uIsns dsliysrsd The Grafton "9S NH tg1 nag ni
Battery Si'fe p Fftssns Field SpnR nRRrtefy Great
ssehem Bsswies made & Ses rssp9Rbso b 9 hs
% the twenty y-eshth enniyersary. twenty. six
tribes Ss9E Sg sr.cSs RsDq he R
,s On ss sreSqd Ths sn ooksa nsrry Sfter lame Se
srSton sttSi'i Of a - sSceessrSi Ssss year. "'' =
Msu%eo Tribe; No. so4 .sndsred i.,,i reception 5,S'
s.RnS R q was a Hs Sd oFS tho gGSs
Ninstreisi Mrs. I, c. Beswieks Mnslng' s tsika 4
Gene q e. yspeST & p s. isgSs GsSrSs porTcEson jae,
Frophet & 8 H. %asT and 2' g. j. s. Charles
Bell. There was an original act by the ,Bell
dora seKtstts."
Yolo Tribe. No. s77 celebrated It's nineteenth
fnniyeneary last Thursday night by an ePntel
John Hoerr was chairman and toastmastcr.
&c gneP%S %S pePkorss being q s. hHss wSs
spoke the finances Of tho order, and p $;
the Tribe ""' '''O Wv '
Tetonka Tribe. No. 82i celebrated It's twenty
h by nERss SIosTsm nsadd
xaudeylle; moving pictures selections by ne
sppeaed a"p for the I sronSsst @ - eort Ia history to
make No, 32l double its membership. 9, Great
2onoysh 81 RoTs Frank ,Tib b BrkIssaes lSsi a59 of
It's members through death in the last year,
And at present has nineteen on the S SICK ,rI mst.
people attended the anniversary. Including mcm-
bers, families and friends.
wawatem Tribe. No. 90, kept in tho lime
light by holding big celebration on Thursday
Band furnishing tho entertainment. r.. $; sam
EnhfyTy dd i0tRS tRS taEng I "u 'DO
IOkA Tribe. No. 300. held an enthuslastie
street and columbiS avenue, T. 81 Mehl3r Sor,,s MAS
s9es saes The ms bS making plans o
. big term; The leaders, in The work ar, are
and p +. S. nehior -""- ..c.. .
Neshamlny Tribe, No, 2a is hustng for in
crease. The Dakota degree team has been re-
f. Rder az P F. otS s. Graft 1T and ' s. FOX
always working.
Ts y No. 3 hSyo a Rssr iSEGp
FUNNEL aud p. $. Russel working for "A
elRss adoption.
a.. ALGONQUIN Tribe. No 3ee. hold a big meet
Ing on Wednesday night and much pleasure
was expressed on the selection Of John Sullivan
a. deputy great sachem. G. OF II. Bender made
q talk on tho war situation and railroad facili-
dss.
HepannA Tribe. No. 12, held social night last
fhursday. In addition to corn and Yenison, tho
celebrated Hepanna Band rendered number
A. selections. Talks were made by c. Of X.
Zom smith, p. $. BIZ Curry Deputy George
a. Katonka Tribe, No. $3.50, OF Bernoe, and At
Uca Tribe, No. 552, OF Lopez. held a big patrl-
Atic demonstration at Mildred. Sullivan County
the tribes assembled at / 80 In the afternoon
and participated In big street parade after
which they marched TO the city square, whero
pore than 1000 had gathered. After an ad-
Dress by Charles b. Watson G. Of II. OF No.
S86, Great Sachem DR.. r. g. Beswick was in
Produced and a big American nag was raised.
Doctor Beswick spoke Of the Boston Tea Party
and the close relationship that has existed be-
tween tho big events OF tho country and the
Improved Order OF Red Men. His talk was
intensely patriotic and he dwelt the subject
Sf preparedness as a nation and as individuals
N time OF trouble. Other speakers L. g..
Harry Griffith, of Lopez, and p. s. X. W.
White, of Bernice. After tho fiag-raising there
were sports of all kinds.