Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-06
TRIBE CONTRIBUTIONS
TO AMBULANCE FUND
Yuba's Reunion, Session of Past
Sachems' Association and
Councils in Other Parts


Enthusiastic effort continues in the rails
ing OF contributions by the various tribes
for the ambulance unit During the last
week there were not many tribes responded,
but II Is felt that as this Is quarter month
many contributions will be made when the
tax Is forwarded for corn moon Many
tribes have devised original ideas for rails
ing this fund. The total contributions to
date are close to $1,000, and rough esti-
mate places this fund at $4,000 by the end
OF the moon. The tribes contributing dur
ing the last week are as follows
Massasot Tribe No. IA. $50; Metossa
Tribe, No. S63. s1l40; Red Wing Tribe, No
17O, sl5; PSsSemuquohiki. No. 14e. S33.25 !;
Peshlewah Tribe, No 220, IS; Shawnese
Tribe No, 8, s25 PAsos Tribe, No. 3e7, SIS ;
Paupaunoming Trlbe) No. 95, S1O.05.
Past sashems Of the tribe on last Wednesday's
SiSgp snS Many, q the old officers were present
iso he 'r,se IN Years gone by Among those present
villa TSEfuf MeSny !" wsel af 'Fg' J. sSy SSsc
lanes lanes Holt Kendall II. Fowler, II. schwenkc,
hS %S So G Ga @so WSa sgGk Tp the
,er sa After % F'fbsr"ns bs %ss 9eT reh %nrSs
ments nts were served by the committee, The tribe
report Tor the term.
PGp5obsGo mo lot Tribe No. 20, adopted candidate
horn horn snole on the question Of holding n district
has been on the gick list for two weeks.
aay No. ns ss Of oNSG MSs @In2fna br &sd@ss
Gbl9rt obnrts ono Of West philadelphlas wcli-knoWn
srrhIym pr Tgecco. Dr. Frank ,AndersoR on was vas
Tsocco is doing wonderful work. p"rformin$ the
adontion dcEree ON the nrst THURSDAY tn. war
gree on ne third Thursday Of each month They
tonight. Chief Of Records Harry Renhart pre-.
Wire Tribe 'SSf of West Ea9 Phn Ia Gp history of the "
lI,ro Tribe, No. 400, i going to hold get
Of laying pans foT the the eader rS ' The
ofSsrSs f Sn leai9 is rNehsa,sns under the sndSrshn
have a GiF time during t5g arst two sever suns
na s 6 Is to nGsSss 6S f the that nsS sys viii S or or
Paconta Tribe. No. g. initiated two pale faces
on last Friday night and also apn9pnccd e the
ChaIrman jim Webb Of The jubilee conimit tee,
he recent jubilee held 'g at i' ont Hrces" ' PARK ark
The. amount was placed in tho contingent fund.
Of his experiences In New York and stated he
you'd i.. be on & the job every Friday niEht p g;
,oEsthtGr tt and held rescarsaI for the , work il in
ing association and tho wonderful progress It
has made In the last five years
The The Past sachcmg Association Of rCnnsyl.
even even, q The hsli: 7Gi ,soutR, nroe5, street;
attendance. The committees are arranging
qndns more Tr sn Re Four pns
were y admitted and several qppllGatIons receiyei
lIa. made a lengthy address and spoke OF the
business. methols adopted by, osasc Tribe. A.
the, application Of Brother. Mckee, Of Usage
sGer n5y n5 rpa RFnhF Of s %adS R m
OF the Great Council office. Other remarks
Hancock, sutton, Nicholson, ,Weiienan and
Sn1itzer. '.1it Brother Dick, Woods was on hand
:. The Dakota Association is looking forward to
eral streets, on Tuesday. September IS. Tho
various tribes VII I gather together and get down
Alcx clark urges al tribes to send their full
of officers Will take place.
The Bucks ha and M2ntEoppsry Counties Red Mems
ditons. was fairly well attended. The follow
b. S G6are@ 'i6 DaR 'esgSs sseSSa TiS" asSI"SS SS.
ssmip'sewent SSmm!tise. NJ il. Sacks, Mowitza TIA
N; rhs bang from IansGsls yf furnished M 'V ths Z;
S Raa s Man fGSyHg y SSS held
3D. tsilcst Red Man, won by, W: G. Hoffman.
June 9s No 4it: Oldest Rcd Msn, F. fS Noi%!s' iFn
No. 3; tug-of-war, won by Washita Tribe No.
80: Red Man with largest family. NJ. II. Sacks,
No. +22, eighteen children; heaviest Red Man.
william Minnick No. 49, best drill work won
by Harvey Z shay, No; SO; The degree team OF
Washita Tribe. No. 80. Conshohocken. led by
George Giles, won the prize for degree work
and showed the results Of continued practice.
After these events talks were made in the
pavilion by @. ]. S. Charles T.. Bell and q. c.
OF Il. Thomas l.. Fraser, of Philadelphia; NJ II,
o PprkaSiC. II. lies. of
shohocken. It was unfortunate that larger
delegations did not represent the sixteen tribes
but the meeting was considered success. and
they decided to repeat next year. The following
tribes represented Washita Tribe. No 49,
Conshohockn; Pokanokst Tribe. No, l7s, KNIT
nersville: Waukarusa Tribe No. 19i Lansdale;
Mime Kaunee Tribe No. los. Norristown; Sans,.
toga Tribe, No, 2l3, Pottstown;, Sciota Tribe
No. al4. Doylestown: Saw Saw Tribe. No. 223
Clenside; Cuttalossa Tribe, No. PA, Dublin;
Wallawatoola Tribe, No. 261. Telford; Secona
Tribe, No. a63 Quakertown; Agawan Tribe, No.
27s. Amber, Tohickon. Tribe No. 3s6, Green
Lane: Goshenhoppen Tribe. No. 392. East Green