Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-12

M After che werk. was completed corn ana vsni-
rs. rss Ts'' 1 wnsss insss
Nous iRDlsu;s they spelled i6: words csssS
vas packed 70 Il the doors, n nf'rs T. oeorss diIss.
and Harry saa.enSerseT sna made talks on
paHns %s'sf Sss TrS 4 w ssd psdns sH m
Before the instalation, c. OF r. A. Twf9rd
sSid;nss sSIsi
t sn@sS %sa By
%s%oeTs *. sao bringing their
as SSps e
SS5Rs %SliS ,ss making the total
rxssr ths raisiss ssISs tie HsDsnna al Band led by
soa %sf lie %sshe 5 NS S1sf
PrSph %sk.r r0ss %ads na q. s9a 81
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hii fhH OFphaRs 2rSy S0ars chsT;s q BsI $
Claude Ritter and deqrsa aS% MSnieih Sf ana D'''
Ss Trs No 3d. @ssa ss eRsi' %s. t %
e cSmmendabIs style. % ADDRESSES ,se We're m made BY
Charles f. ss 'gnes eSasd Of S2 FIX
and Deputy Kyand capps:
rrIb. Paconts M Tribe No 81 will DO raised by Teoco
msnsr msn,s Last L. years affair Is gti fresh in the
aa f9a Rsn 81 Sam Sss Melvin F'Rst Rss
ssIrei,ady ,esnsased front seats Brother Francis
and VIII direct the
,r The , shicfs Of Hire Tribe, No so?, were raised
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nsUn sna No. III to Tgl M
Ss as 'p5eyTS ssy aS tGr sSs
6po Bob Boucher lled tho pSstiqn OF deputy great
s. Dr. Of r. John Eshsr and mf@Sss E1SsFs
Of Lenapo Tribe.
LfIsse IA ss's$ TsEs T5ss Ss
and after the wprE P2 g. s Rep Jo John b POoro gave
talk on existing 9sher SD9skesf pnS
Peffsrkorn. Corn and venison' were served. =,
Deputy. GREAT sashsm Cope. ,rsiled to the wig.
n Sf sps rs sps p
right and qerner favored tho ssembsd brG,h
Stories Afsr tss Meeting s an slSPoSats outlay
In their tribe. was then produced as the sur,
jack fay9 2 ths sy'9ns e. M Cohen
SSh pnG s v BY h1 est GrGh 6 S brd
e ers IN , merriment for fully en- hour and 6 half;
5rC,hers 'Gs%ss srsasy q % sSy
Of some Of tho mem6srs and lit 4 is s. hoped % that 3at
repeiition: ibis is a hint to the entertainment
ehSms Phiips. f' copS. @ p%is uprisht KAHN and Bey
obtaining the beautiful prize awarded BY the
on iomoTroWs sleep the chiefs :, Of Minonk EryE N
1y ha% ms hs from are Tsea not to
forget the theatre benefit to be, held during the
caster avenue. Ali welcome. e. 'O'''
Mingo Tribe. No. 1874, will have Its chiefs
raised on on tomSrroys sleep by thea, the team ,0 q
present a testimonial to th,ir retiring chSf
OF records, John f. Thompson, who has pei
spea suns Fast Great sachm VIII Wlam coney
urges al members to attend at the hall. ss25
West Fletcher street.
No. 81. who performed the ceremony In most
'es sa 'nsi @
rIes. New. Miles and Bode OF No. 81. and
Past Sachems Diddert, w. Miller and sutton
of No. 81 The visiting brothers enjoyed the
favors of the entertainment committee.
Sioux Tribe closed the fiscal year In a blaze
of glory. The records show net gain of more
than thirty members and the wampum belt
increase of several hundred fathoms. The
members do not intend to lag, however. and
greater results are promised for the ensuing
term under the leadership of Sachem lIilden-
brand. Sioux Tribe has now passed its forty
ninth birthday, and the brothers showing
interest In the preparations for the Uftieth
anniversary.
Several brothers of Sioux have volunteered
for the national service and many more are
expected to the kndling of another coun-
Gil fire. Tonight being "Rainmaksrs," the en-.
tertanment committee is preparing for another
banner crowd.
Menoken Tribe, No 3al. in regular meeting
IN the Parkway Building, unanimously adopted
the following resolution.
-, Resolved; That the members Of .Menoken
Tribe. No. 3S1, will stand back of the Presi-
dent and the Congress of the United States in
any steps they may take for the defense OF our
country AGAINST fnrnlRn -