Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-01

Tho Dakota Association degree team conferred
YubS fbe N @ Broter ss o. JSsdPR II
ssebe@ aPd eRempfylnr tR% dNrSe @ Soro %orf viii
great credit Interesting tshls Were made by
DogEherty q No Sd, and Q. c. Of r. Thomas
Tn connection with the general committee In
charge Of the Great Council session, to be held
has been appointed to look after tho visiting
ladies' while attending the convention: Chair
J. Pitman. and Treasurer. Mrs. t. G. DIETRICH.
esssfa S john BPadcF F'Gspo RSt SHS
the tribe has made a substantial Increase I'm
The tribe Ia has suSscrBed sio0 % for Liberty Ponds d
stock and invested $1,000 in first tn MORTGAGES
TRe ocer5 for r"'HT tRe term 1oa are sse6cm f. s
Gwyn senior sagaImore, George w. Podemskl;
=. Fox; c. OF r.. John NJ Bruder; X. OF w,
William stopper
:, a district meeting Of tho tribes IN the Twen-
keiinick. No 11G and Gawancse, No. PSI will
pe held held In the wigwam Of Gawanesc Trihe, Ger
hay hseep NGyembeC 4 yan hH msetng Wi be
addition TO prominent speakers a program Of
entertainment has been arranged
wire in The newly Installed s sScbcn. BrothST
on en average OF one new, member for each
neetlng' with more Applications TO follow, and
s ESSRorne 81 M ere PrESS onc 2STSf and SS RS
@ cFsa ?SPSn oPs a9ia &" S69 TGE
tee James IL Wright, Jr spoke on the adyisa-
create new interest and to draw better attend
The Haymalters held their monthly meeting
two tramps being Initiated in fun form,
.,sn,;sa ,Ms;sasqlt S- Tribe No l4t vii confer tn.
rows sleep At the next council meeting the
n Tm Sna 'hf fbs neWy saSd 5 be SaeSa%
Brother korwitz. has taken u3 the work in
his term, p. S. George Ruhl and D. d. c. s.
Frank Ruhl are both active workers.
,ss. ssp2qH ,, Tribe No 4Ss gal3 yss to Tqsya
sepsnS Tribe and perfoTmeG the raising Sere.
Upright Bey:er Phillips and A. Gerner.
70 Hiietsh Tribe, No. i37' Installing ne new
h %a by s9t ret % san5tp atr % 'S rSWS oTsr
s9GheR AbSr S Heg g and aS sF sag s RI aoW
the ambulance fund.
Atzec TEi6e No; 1oe; bad three Of It's mem, mem
GeorFe Gilimore has S appointed % Otto saureF to
n the g91siitSon Of Shief of records @ during
was adopted at the last meeting.
Great Senior Sycamore s. williams. Jr ac-
eeomPpanled by p q; s. william II, Long D. q.
nsd T. P he DstFSa oa P the & A R1m at
niveTsary Of TunkhannOck Tribe. No i97 AZ
Court House and was in charge Of Brother
Skinner. chairman OF the committee, there
being 225 members and their friends present.
An Interesting musical and vocal program wa
rendered by members and friends OF the order.
p @. $. William II. Long made one Of his
stirring addresses on Liberty and Patriotism"
appropriate on Liberty Bond day Great Senior
Haga,morSs ,IS WilIiams IN, ;a gave Pertinent talk on
T. o. r. NJ. is taking in the wsrlds cause.
After the ceremonies all trailed to sthe wigwam
of No, 1871 for bountful supper prepared by
the ladies.
Penobscot Council. No 95. D. Of P, hold a
masquerade party at tonight's sleep in Har-
ley's Hall. Prizes will be awarded to the
present and also for the best and most comicaly
dressed person. The proceeds go for the benefit
OF the entertainment fund.
Grow Tribe. No. 42s. has closed a successful
showing the tribe made a gain OF more than
300 fathoms for the term and a small gain in
membership with few suspensions. The chiefs
were raised by Deputy Great Sachem Robert
Sweeney. assisted nv the degree team OF Wapella
Tribe. No. 325. District Deputy Alfred Reisert
was present and urged the newly installed
sachem to start out with the determination Ia
show even a larger gain during his term VIII
liam Finan is an active worker in the tribe.
members to get busy.
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