Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-22

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:, $. Frank R.s,.rn q So ,..e a. o s. 6 Of .,s.
iss. b. s. q. ! $. Rgllsr siroyfsr, p. e. 5. william
kite s No. GdTsrd ss 2Sf .rr no of 81 s1a Il
prevailed throughout the remarks Of tho various
and GS fhS srons wIs sres
Logan Tribe No %, will move from It's pres.
council fires Tor many srsa, spn;; 70 the
work. r, s.. Alexander clark WHO was Sc
SsFd 10 his S Gu,es at the
meetings
ception to brother W. Roy Maynard. who is
T!nc G patrol T and and IS lcsyins for unknowh waters;
Iis was presented with a solid gold charm an;
esteem and evidence Of the appreciation FOR
n ns b GysS ISo to the % nag m tho syTys n %Ss
branches of the army and navy.
-, Great Chief Of Records. Fraser reports that
lance fund to date is s32OO. or this amount
81 SS Hd soS Sa b.cn @
pended pended for the p%nrchass % Of two motor ambu.
the. University base Hospital No. 90. each
order Of Red ca nscSSd nS thsreon one
M0nteauma Tribe, No. 81. was presented with
q stlk flag at It's last meeting by Oscar Erhart.
Shatrman ,,.9i the entertainment committee.
mSr naG9sm wam bs Ss II ing
{. Of r., George Mcintyre was a visitor and
gave short talk.
mdt,hdrs l,Isks Tribe TIN no ist is taking In new
team Of he ir6S Past sechsms hSiI 'Gi@ M"
ri htih,oyi icy, frost: Secsar, Price and Betting
-, The ., ,HaymaEcrs held their monthly meeting
Qfpn Dt ttINf
were Initiated in the sublime secret Of making
II, Deputy ,lt Great sachem W. W: EIchhorn reports
ponohFcot, No 10. and winnamucca'a aa 20 %ss& o.
ar" . doing good work. Each tribe has degree
work in an able manncr Tho tribes tribes aro ar,
adoptnE now members and this torn viii
nrzCs offered by e. 3 Eichorn @ S'TiSt hSye hem Tnn
an incentive for the members 10 put forth
nrizos, viii be on exhibition in a short time ne"
by tho combined tribes Of the district % is ,dnRoa Re
forward to By the members as a big event OF
the season.
10 District ha,I mcStngs for the coming week will
sH sroG, M"pmoG :, Tribe, ,y N0 3ot 81 North Rroad
November Wsrm so at PonamnS s,rGst District
23n. 3Sol Germantown avenue. d. q. s. John
now WinTncmucs Taoa T., Tribe" No. ese has taken on
being adopted and degree team has b"dn
lines oxpacted during the %M Winter moons! rT%t
"rS fSGa ana hS with trba the esrsds sscs
memhcEs mEs baEc good ncrSns" for the torn The
contributions to tn" ambulance fund.
Aztec Tribe. No 1Gs. will hold a ladies
night and masquerade party on next WEDNESDAY
ttbNGning tbo the proceeds to for tho benefit Of
Gilmore, senior SaGamore william Geiss s'e%rSg apd
1urs 1unior SaEamoro Allen Bonncr are active oni-
camp making fft"en who have Joined the Gov
rr r"%m n1J soryi@e The tribe is having honor
q @ star Tor each m"mher In the service Two
Ing The lawmakers held their monthly ti meet meet.
INK anu nv" tramps werc initiated.
Minonk Tribe, No i5i. had a good rnoot,ng
2h a., last las Friday,s sleep Brothers Sailing and
weeks and gave Interesting talks nIea IasrM, sip
i"tter from Brother Peace at Camp Meade
Va ca,a a%nni Loman" Trihs. No. g. is required to
mGmbers for the last thirty great suns, U' and nd
wi WEwsm an'f in PRSGG%GG Be ,s 9c.Gd in the neW
w." @aGTG ,I I'm meetings E VII be hed every
members the degree work being DONG IN IN nGw thH
team team of the tribe n, full form The enteTtain. e
pictures on the fourth meeting nrht In"NtbS in tbS
ba monin rino n snSGat @ntnrtanmont and dance will
hiGh, avenues. in cold moon, the date to be an
nounC"d later.
PenobScot Tribe. No. 20 continues to hold
good meetings. ON last TUESDAYS sleop a
plhoChle tournament was orga niZed by Brothers
u Mailer and Joseph Thompson. a prize will be
awarded TO the on" making the highest score.
several OF n" members including the district
deputy Brother Elchhorn, have entered into the
contest aud all expect To win the prize. Brother
corps from the younEer members SaChem O.
Mailer promises to have three candidates for
adoption at the next meeting and expects to
capture first prize offered by the district deputy
for having adopted the largest number OF pale
faces during the term.
The Chester Redmcn displayed their LOYALTY
on last Wednesdays sleep when, to the time
of lively music and amid a glow of red fire
they pardded the principal streets of Chester
morn than 900 strong many Of the warriors and
braves being dressed in Indian costumes. Es-
Corted by band of music. followed by the
automobiles. they paraded TO Malta Hall where
n district meeting was being held in the audi
torium BY the combined tribes of the district,
Nos. 20. so. li9, III and "66.
The meeting was presided over by ID. C. s,
James Parke, there being 300 members present.
The address Of welcome was made by Brother
Albert Dutton McDade. The principal speakers
Of the evening were p; G. s.; Dr. W; r; Rodgers.
George l.. Wright. of Chester. g. G. OF +.
Charles @. Cullis read an interesting report
showing the standing os the tribes throughout
the district. Brother Cunis read a letter OF
regret from T. q. $. John NJ Coombe. Of
Mahanoy City.