Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-30
RED MEN LEADING
in AMBULANCE UNIT
Call for District Deputies Meet
ings-Great Sachem Prepar-
ing Speaking Leaf

The following contributions were received
for the Ambulance Unit in addition to
those mentioned in these columns last
Thursday, and there seems to be no doubt
that the Red Men of Pennsylvania will be
tho leading and highest contributors toward
this fund in the United States. Great Sa-
chem BeswiclI is sending out n neat card
of acknowledgment to all tribes on receipt
Of ther contributions: Men-Dote No. 305,
$40; Quemahoning No. 40l, $l3.25; Os-
ceola No. II, $3.50; Winnepurkett No. 391,
$50; Nauni No 470, $40; Minne-Kaunee
No, 1913, $25; Montour No. 1888, s25; Te-
tonka No 32l, $40; Saratoga No. 2l3,
$50; Teocco No. 3i3, $40; Chattahoochee
No. II, S25; Tauwln No. 500, STATS; High
Sun No. 326, $14.75; Memo No. S2s, SIS
Washita No. SO, S25; Canaqua No. 476,
$40.
circular letter to All the deputies Of Phadei,
h or t rsSgISsSnS G an time orS s%S
particular attention will be given TO these meet
ees and vii Win "Seo Se aroused and the
6,nS tribes of the various districts thereby bene-
=. Great sachem BcswIck is about to issue a
tions and the absolute necessity for a stronger
rGer % % RsG S" sh m Sr Tn' Win @
her sister fraterntiesj is facing one OF the
Fact that Sn 80 many A of the mqmbSrs The
ages Of twenty;one and thirtyone have been
the ranks OF @f the Tribes but at AZ the same Tine
and the most G" in Securing paeaces
Roetor BeswiGk T. paving paTticHSr , attention to
T. the past have been large cSntribHtorSs to The be
several eStenGed trps 1hroush the county and
these will be foll9wed by systematic visits to
all points of the State.
Hopltuh Tribes No. sSs, had an interesting
UP team is having rehearsais and expects TO
' soes out 20 F0GG do saSi Work s 6e bs
by e absence Of sGbnts- enlisted Wss
PsRaTyySna Field XEtSTy snsapef ba, a. FSrt Fss
passed by the examination board.
The allied tribes of West philadelphia have
jSiea john Bssset, Of ROohOotSh TTibS No. 2a7'
Ms g rSe rS NS i S
c. c. Williams, Mohavo Tribe. No; S2o, 70 draft
Any sSt membeT Sa sT' OF 0@ any W tribe memesr Of The
| ISOLATION can become member. The dues will
y psr Week Se96T or R
cation expects to have 1000 members n a. sh1rt orr
Wednesday m n9.d p to cq at
| tend.
| Logan Tribe, No. 70, mad good meeting on
| having number, ot, Its members on the relief
| 1t manages to hold its own, Throush the
efforts OF Past saehem Alexander r. clark and
| Chief of Records George w. kerns Il hopes
| and get them 10 attend the meetings. The
| Haymakers held their monthly meeting and two
| trarnps were Initiated.
| zuni Tribe, No. ss8, is doing good work. adopt
| ing new members and comforting the full de-
| chem Bailey and Chief Of Records A: Z schick.
| are also active in the Haymakers and the Past
saohems' Association competed With the tribe
The sor %sssy %sea W 81 evening
| September 10. at the Great Council office ths
| regular meeting night coming on Labor Day
Tss sePSs'ssfh Il. RAISING of the eRsfs f IN treSsn.
moon.
| wawa Tribe. No. 245. PArkssburg, Is active
| in adopting new members. the degree team con
abe d o. 10 ,Ss boroSsh sgSs for h
| benefit Of the Red Cross fund. Representatv,
| William Russell is an active worker In thu
| tribe.
| yania Will hold it's monthly meeting on satur
| day evening next at Its hall, 74d South Broa
| street. The officers would appreciate those dc
| string admission to attend early IN order to ex
sS,s Sisss the a msstns ssrl!sr Ali past ssaSsms ar
| slirihle for memberDhtp and with an hcfiu
board. % 4 \. e. .prsss1k thsEs z. q bE1gh
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