Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-29

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Tribe I,aas, Ne H. T. on Friday night APrll O. (
Of The team 'i,a Is :. s' i. resSalI Wsscca Ti
e.9Impleicd sno,her successful term and e. Of
The rs,mstkabls growth, Of The, tribe g 90:
repStation of n" being mafns % frsGenSsl GS 'e
pedias. {, OF w. Howard Thompson has prcse>'l
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Tuesday ,nsdsy April 3. and on The 10th Hopitqh wi
Joseph PAUL viii eiSsp be the s"'srs q mish
Netop. while c. Of H. George Wise will dirscs
ocIac Grow Tribe No 4:s viii hold The slcssiSr S. e e
and MSe,ylGr the sodGr boys viii be srssaby ,,b
VII feel proud Of them u duty calls them to rs
Of records and oreanizer of the tribe, urges al
members to attend tonisht.
Paconta Tribe No. 81. enjoyed tho benent efs
the Stye efforts e tn, older %emoeri % ss
d of tS HS sSS IS na mSs
number q INACTIVE members attended the meet. met
were eight tremps admitted and many promssd
S "sr sGns %ssTs Viii % aseH SS's
Wednesdar aGTna ans Tases apss nss deeEs,on
Monica Tribe, No. 272. OF Hishspire. ~ Y
msmers @ aG%cG eFSny Sns
last ThHrsdays sleep ihs & chiefs x are propo
sitions were received. Chief or pecords LonE
ersGbe al hs report his anu
Gaslyu Tribe No asa. helS ,rd, w,ll,sttsndss end
Tepressgted, A. this time thrss canaidists'
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had a large delegation from his tribe present;
Fasf aaac H"ssS% Psisr s
SsS' Snd g. BesweE Il "a Short talks @ses
| were enjoyed by all. IA
Seminole so rEss No e. ps. met sacS.% yn John v'
Cornish. The members will miss this sooo
great council of the United STATES, was OF special
value II hard worker in his tribe.
The allied tribes of West Philadelphia held
her snys rsEusr senS m0phs tribe No
| There eighty members present ana the
meeting was a success; The tribe VIII hold .
public raising on April D.
Sioux Tribe, No. 81. opened its new wgwam
| In an auspicous manner There was very
| large attendance present. All the members con
! such ample accommodation for the tribe. Sou1
| Tribe. one of the oldest. in the reservation. u
now back at its former hunting grounds In nth e.
Marcinelli had the honor of being the first pale
face adopted in the new wigwam; After an In
! terestng address by p. s. Diddert on "Redmen
! ship Today and Forty Years Ago the meeting
adjourned until tonight's sleep, when all mem
bers are urged to attend
Eugene Harper lay preacher connected
with the Eighth and Vine streets mission. con
Quoted the services at the Red Mems Home ant
preached the sermon. Samuel Gentle, presidcn
: OF the home made address. The music in
! cluded solos by Mrs. j. Langcote and a due
by the Misses Violet and Mabel Denny.
9 Mocoponaoa Tribe No. 149 of Chester. nm
nine propositions A large class will b
adopted on tomorrow's sleep and Brother Bir
: ney a new member proposed four OF the mum
ber. .
Deputy Great Sachem Charles G. Culs. o
the tribes in and near Chester, viii commenc
will be raised. on TUESDAY wawaset, Of Mar
$ Friday Mocoponacka. No 149. and Friday
e April L. Mecoponacka. OF Upland.