Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-30
OTHER NEWS OF RED MEN

Hiawatha Tribe. No, 36. on last Monday =
s,nTe iis institution, the occasion being the
oy St " &c oNrt degree on large class
Gus seidel and chief OF Records Thomas a.
M and pfys Rby @gSa With in the
suits attained. The candidates were obligated
SSeehem Nicholson, No 81: brother scSiavo. No. No.
dsgrcS was rerfg, med by the Dakota degree
teams in crowded wigwam. Brother seniavo
his To5 Rs his GrnE Sdn his rst aPP@ranSe in
cclent and, despite the warm weather. the work
could not have been better
so yaT2u? % 3D. rEs" s ss Gs SG N9"
The nGmbers were honQred by visit from Past
5ys5 }"HSPG Upon m rsSd 9S
Snd upon the Interest shown on behalf of the
active body q Red Men, while only 6ve years
b"rs and Ras an equal sum we'll invSsad @ ie' to
take care Of worthy brothers. out of mem
joined this BODY body, sew" ''"'Oe'S "''S'"'V0 nave
Past Sachem Kammard. of No. 4Os. was in
communicating the boys in TnlSsd States uni.
forms present. he spoke Of how they had become
wished, them we'll in the service Of their coun.
rsf s%'eS NH Ss 81 Fsia aa
the degree team upon their @ork. and promised
faSt S9chem NfRosGn h ermed the EyePns
gave a few remarks on publicity and urged
tn the members again to read the paper which
ers' Included r., s., Russell, No. 8; p. 5. Han
No s. and p s DcueherfS. no 81 The r%S snter
tanment committee provided an ample spread
popular songs.
Plute Tribe. No 251 at last weeks sleep
was very much impressed with the great
sachem's appeal for ambulance units; Several
on their members with personal appeal to aid
this worthy cause. Chief Of Records Joseph
ised the members-at-large that No Isl win be
a. the top With T the Other h tribes Past sachem
this committee and was quite surprised at one
chief who stated he would not help them along.
inactive members to the wiswam every Fri,
srE yS vaaSe pres to the Winners ana AnS
Red Man will always find an open wigwam at
the hall, Broad and Federal streets.
Memo Tribe No, 32s. is making large prep
Cooler months and is active in the 'Sfah aars o Of
the order. Past Great Sachem Joseph Farley
and Will raise tho chiefs of Yuba Tribe this
term.
NeshamIny Tribe. No. as is expecting a
return i 4f rs active members on the next sun
Chief of Records John Bruder is present at their
courased at the progress OF the tribe. Ali
visitors are welcomed at the wiswam. 1905
The Dakota Association will hold a big meet
ember When the election of % ocSTs M sSEs sGp
place and the real work of the fal and winter
campaigns started. All member tribes are
urged to spread this notice and have their
representatives present
The plans for holding divine services at the
Red Mems Home. .Chetenham, on Sunday after
II, and tribes OF the seventeenth district com.
prising Wichita Tribe No 90; Selocta Tribe
No. 36S. and Peskewah Tribe, No. 200 are
rapidly being completed. Good music and good
speaking will be the feature of the afternoon
program. Great Sachem Beswick and other
great chiefs Of the order have been invited.
The Stetson Chorus and band will furnish the
music. District Deputy John l.. Esher and
secretary ot the committee, John w. Scott have
charge OF the arrangements and expect not on v
TO make this service a success, but hope to re-
peat 1t again soon. Services will start at 3
O'Clock. All members and their friends are
invited to attend. Auto cars will run from the
cars to the home without charge.
The tribes OF the district expect to do go<l
work that the cool months are com M
on. Deputy Sachem Esher expects to visit
tribes in Quakertown and Perkasie during the
week.
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