Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-22

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to the members present think more tns ,I;S sI,S
x. sS;' Rsd s N MeSS % Home shs Funeral R.mSuEssr
Association and the care OF s6s n H. tribe
Sesasiiu s palnsns OF Georss wssssicn ip his
vssimsn'fiss Tsrs on iss JOB b as s usual I anu
caw Trbs Ne sSS pslS Slsn N sawr ,Ssoc
rehoyse Of which samuel ysuclain ohn,a. n lie the
ppesident Il Was attended by members wives
TSs r: ses event which &C. s sTfpns RTE
stF3sSssd s. soSS 1s Soo
s4sa,sp sq'sa The tribe sS WsS:!
s%G R.S Msn Sf S'f The rissa was
,sS!IGf9y as. BrSssGSs Assh!s ,TS HsfTy rShfs
d wor p nroDoSncsd MewS9rs anS the Tt invocation.
Yuba Tribe. No a5s is .ill sssPns Mo.a .eemp np
me C shns syefS that brings out the
in large numbers. The young members are
very active in this tribe.
Crow Tribe No. 42S, had class Of candi-
last tn sesg q fSr tS, aaSItss Sasosn
sssas'Sa sess tribe: ssssSed o.
s4swdeG 4Sr GssSissvS sfs members 1lss
city and praise wa. extended e the ,esms slns
sachem John NJ. Camera noted with mucn
behalf of Brother sehiavo. who is devoted to
&c catss Of Eya Sas
bis work In pr9pSsing sSiye,sh, ors nrnnos
tons
monthly meeting at shawnesc Tribe. No., s., on
iomorrow,,s sleep at Twenty second And Diekn.
Spp SPinr an overaowins attendance Past sachem
David Russell urges all members to attend
early.
A district meeting was held in the wswam of
EsS SSl. Fast s Wsyh sy MARTINI SDrfa bsbuS S' G SH
Gerner and other workers
Idaho Tribe. No. 7s, is making extensive
preparations for the ;s, sslebrstion Of its hftieth
Circular letter. the desire being TO capture fftv
ralefoces in homer Of ' this event a9d az at the same
on on ii the work OF Idaho II the days gone BY, ' p
al srrangemen,s for this big event >"''''"e
Pottowottamie, Tribe; No. 49, is doing fine
stantiaI Increase. P, S: Ewaid Is a real live
berry and p S: Joe Watts. who never misse.
SayajS No los. are rshes;5sins for the rats
w, John j., Jr.. william, Bob Sam and their
cousins. ~.
Sioux Tribe. No. 81. held an active meeting
for inGSmns chiefs As to the Proposition OF
largely large to the growth Of the tribe IT was de.
very attractive wiswam was procured at si7
passyunk Pa % avenue. Everything is prepared for
are busy and expect am extra large attendance
of great css SG S its s' I haTs 1onxs a
snter.sin P s Peter j: Kite. Of Yonah Tribe.
ss Of in Ss Of T ,ss S'Fa tribe.
which expects to show favorable Increase this
term. ..
Degree Master Camerv. of the Dakota Asso-
mot bs perform any degree work for the next few
would be pleased to hear from any Of the |
street, s s'''s '' BUSINESS i'4' s0o'" rh'r'een'n
with more to come. The tribe has as started % to
Ghares f. wsn the
s,rGnses' tribe fansnclally capita in The
70 visit Wyoming any Friday sleep at 723 Whar-
on street. ..
\, The Past sachem Association OF Zuni Tribe.
erly meeting on sunday last 1t w Was 81 met etAt at
he station by Senior Sycamore Gustave San.
iers of Scota Tribe, No. PA. formerly a mem.
per or Zuni Tribe. and escorted to the Founta in !
House for real Bucks County dinner This
ssociation was formed on June last by p s.
Andrew j. Shickling. Jr.. and p s. DAVID
=. Heiman. The first meetings were held in
Philadelphia. Trenton and Wissinoming and the
next meeting IN June win be held in Reading. I
DaVd H. Heilman was again nominated for
president and Andrew j. Schickling Jr for
'ecretary After the meeting the past sachems
we're introduced to brothers OF Sciota Tribe
Nho were AL guests OF Brother Sanders.
on the fourth sun. plant moon. Zuni will he
,aised by Nantihallah Tribe. when Brother
Soher OF Zun Tribe. will present the PAST
oachems Association with a beautiful frame
ontaining the pictures of the members OF thai
~, ,Wissahickon Tribe No, 80 will give a smoker
thursday night for the Altoona Marching CImh
Ieputy George knttle is secretary of the com |
nlt,ee. T. >. Sam Loeb will be chief mar
m 'iai ana /. ;. Callahan will have charge of the
:, Satnrday y night the banner district meeting
Sss Ss,s heId at York in the wigwam Of Makusa
Irioe. No. 49, and every tribe in the countv |
'ut two was represented. more than 3OO ner
IONS being present. The chiefs degree was |
onierred upon eight brothers, after which the
iauonal anthem was .sung, The wigwam was |
mass OF American flags Eight brothers iu.t
eturned from the border were presented and |
ne star spanged Banner was sung every