Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-15
GIlEAf CHIEFS AT
DISTRICT COUNCILS
Schuylkill Tribe, of This City, to
Raise Chiefs in Three Tribes
on One Night

on One Night
Teoco Tribe, No. 3as, held one OF the
largest district meetings Of the present
campaign. The wigwam was decorated with
American flags and colors. p. S. Ellwood
Jones conferred the unwritten work on one
candidate and later former member was
feinstated Members Of the board of great
chiefs discussed the leading features of the
fraternity. p. s. Charles t. Bell talked OF
the necessity OF adopting latter-day methods
In the fraternity p. s. John Fisher. the
old warhorse OF No. 3i3. described the
growth OF the tribe during twenty-five
years how It made good without outside
help. and what was the secret of its sue
cess c. of II. Harry Rheinhart gave a
brief outline OF the present work and made
an earnest appeal for the continuation of
weekly adoptions. Deputy Luckman. II. :.
A. Baldwin, c. of II. Sam MacFarlane and
other workers of the district spoke.
A large. district meeting was held in the
wiswam OF sehuykill Tribe. No. so2 q l.ehigh
adopted. TALKS were made BY the sitting saehem
Payld hsIImsn N Fs.t sSS deputy Spp e' 4 faSns
SHAW, 2. s. 3. T. 6. Beswsk; Great p Prophet
shlr.. wfsis T. s s bepay = r. FSaTsS sSoe fsd
nagD Se oT No SS3 to % rase bs sTee
nnsht:: iosts Sis and drum corps will be the
Trss masnE No as @ % s F'' u i
s Gs s%ssgs gsnsey by are have
class adoption.
four Sandlaates The tribe meets next to
sop tbs es sesd wood oa Rs window
kim Ehy and pepa,y Gre1, SsShem Ss The Hmfb trbs
now making preparationr fOr bsd Ts'aiIattSSe ~ tSa
~i9Sam on on tOnisSss ton sleep ""
sscs MesRS ASKED Er snotheT P class ss ss
IL spss Ssgss isHr CUB f s! the smoker
Asonauin No s2s bad SS.r sGSG yS@s sIss. ~ $
pS9n hSfnes. snd Su%oef nj arIs las do
plan for increasing the ATTENDANCE at the meet,
attend eighty per cent Of tne meetings during
rssssp mssns SG q h. ffd Ua id 9s "Fs
Bob Boucher was present, also c. of r. John
Narragansett. No a., adoPteS @ d one candda,e @ date
Hasner are always working to uphold the record
OF No. a.
ronsaws Tribe. No. 20. adopted one pale. ,s
crease for the tribe -
10 the active EFFORTS OF it's present sachem Alex
Tsese t@o soo brothers % have PRESENTED
at every meeting and consequently palefaces
tribal Tf fOR ehIefs aiso hose Of great chiefs usu
interest is manifested and good results -'aect&sd "a
op m the Se s
''tranns" are expected to be admitted
shawnessee Tribe. No. 3. has admitted several
candidates during the past two suns nn ana hPs
O. Dave Russell has stirred IN the msmners
and esSssss RSss SiS ross Tsss' u e atendanCs on
election night and promises that No. wil' ue
in line with the tribes - South f'hlaueIph'"'
crow Tribe. No. 4.3. s, contInu,s to admit
isna9st aq %i SSrform O efs dcsrce
r.ass ~ palcfaccs Bro R9h",pn "a S''nrnS eHnscs
e. -'cord n,i'"ane SseHdanec at tso tribes election.
SGaayS s ,sG Of the member
is acceptance TO the stump OF Junior vi
Hopnuh Tribe No. s5s: sontinuss IT'S, ITS soOd s0s
{. Of r. George Mss are working TO b. ing NO
355 up among the iead.r-
Nokomis No so7 took II , sisE % new nS members bsr'
v on TnssdaE Iscs Ennoy nSn, are live Workers in ali
ments OF the tribe
different instalins tearn out on the same night.
ss Ss WU2 bS Tits Is the %s
'fn F4ans wP aenry lsss and pq crpps
hustIng for members.
sun, has been doing good work p s. ri.i strisser
the lesSips spirit h ~ sSe ,bs ,PS s aSTtes ass
fellowship Craft OF lawmakers,
wapeIla Tribe. No. s25. has had busy. term.
c. OF W. Bob sweeney, p. $. snyder, Arthur
Wednesday and lead the moVement to keep up
wapea's big membershlp.
Sioux Tribe. No, 81, is making a great record
s. great Th,sS psGsSes sdqgtsd
CRANE and Deputy AL Rtsert are few of the
some Of the members can take %ny part in the
ritualistc work. which in itself is a great
Grow. Tribe; No; ass. has had q good spur. in
F1einman and Deputy George Metzler are leading
Chippewa Tribe No. 81; is now making p5epa-
Rep. Buch Hsnnen are the live workers. s.e' anu
Punas Tribe, No. ~. at Hancock street and
Lehigh avenue, had 4 good term and sub
ssmpaisp s. Peter Burke @ John f'P Emsey G and Ind
Brooke Emsley are leaders In the work.
Nedaway. Tribe. No. as2. had a big term. the
sss wSFas %s4. ssss o se %
SS csSns s ars Ss hsss' ofsadd d
Tsss SG 2s e. and
ef West Philsdeiph!s. '''e'
Mondamin. No. 45I. held a workers meeting
last Monday night Deputy Hugh Luckman p,
b. witcraft and Bangs made good talks One
paleface was adopted
Mandam Tribe. No 1i0. had a class adoption
Itah Tribe, No. lis. rendering the warriors and
chiefs degrees.
Pinto Tribe No a51. had a well-attended
meeting. Several candidates were admitted The
) chiefs degree performed by the Dakota
H. %ors psst st'h saeSem wilson q ca%deS
gave an interesting address. especially to the
vounger members Chief OF Records Joseph r.
Mara has sent to every member of the tribe
an attractive letter calling attention to the duty
of absentees and urging the members to gather
palefaces. The election Of tribal chiefs Will
take place on the sleep OF March 90 All chief
degree members and past sachems are requested
10 be present for the election also Of Great
Council chiefs,