Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-25


Great saehem william II. doOn.y and Doctor
greney. Of Maneto Tsibe. No. 251. Wilkes
~ Barre. and s. WILLIAMS and other members ,S
refreshments were enjoyed.
=, A well-attended district meetlng was held in
fourth and wyelusns avenue. under the super-
q 10. ?25: 'Tbs features were the addITcsssss
Great Chief q ' RecorSs Tsomss 1Srns t. Fraser
which were, interspersed with songs and spe.
William AsRund 's' the Tarry II alSSL Lauder Of tSs
SR TsRa sessons IN Ss 81 tSt a%n SSS g
which made T the hit OF the evening The mem, M
and doing this term and 'y viii show an ncTeass
Sop SSmGnE the spsSSHeTs wsre q Sw1ism liam r. Z.
RiRPS 8o'o Sobn IrO % Morton 81 S and Ta% p 6
out bass week n trailing Iii % the
q Of two other tribes in the district and raising
Tsdc BY RsiTst ES5t pSPpty
the district! and the Wisdom OF of his efforts was
Work was taken Up and IN the large delegations
TO se %s%s s%s Of foks Tribe No o
D. q. s, William j.. snyder. assisted by the
sn G M 2S Rs Reeer fs?s senior IL an sasa
%Gre ar E5ans ga AArm6Tgster uRior sycamore Rob
ing tho hoPH pHRne psRs in the course STs of %Rich
down TO real Brewerytown banquet.
The second visit. of winn!plseoEee,s degree
Team was 70 the wigwam OF Kasota Tribe, No.
Snc Snco Despite the stormy weather the attend.
9o9 exeeen S tnf oTm The M9Tf TSwy was m
stalled chiefs arc. sqchsmi.. August ,'FSaikncr;
more, s: selk9wi(s; prophet Walter ,Falkner,
of w Charles iIio PoiocE E g. of s. w. wsSMT5 MoTss5 G
ID. g; s. william Snyder in his remarks called
the wswS 2 'S of dSS KsSa mffiTs T to hef sor
talks talks by other members refreshments were
band band Of music. tTsicd to the wiRwatn OF wl6go-
tRc Work being No; 5or SS a1d T2ised ts ehiefs
stsGE ana {hc dcsT%c team Of No asH The The
hsTnE short a nFothSr he were we and after
brothers Refreshments were served
the tribes in the northeast Section Of 'SS he
@ led By s. q 8 q ' cRS tfred tT% I2 6 nc TyRs w
wam of WinnipiscnEoc Tribe. No pas on the
nj a R e. J. Is dSs RSfS A Mork
rsst Sssisten ny Great Senior SaEamore W ohmeicr:
SS%chmerheld, Harry Knccht and G. n, Ben
=, The newly installed chiefs are: sacbcm,
jg1ioT R5dor,c sssGmore Walter r. PIN prophet Fred
ns q off"T%Sp' 81 % Ernest / spizher sS2iyasT GSorssS
Harry IL Waters vote OF thanks was extended
conplimented for his able leadership as deputy
treat by p, S. Leroy Leader. the chief steward,
Ncoskaleta Tribe. No. g. will hold its mas
gueT29ds party on next wednesday, sleep. p Many
niGveltes IN The way OF costumes will be dis
mee OF RSbsf s9od FIss ms on GharmSn Of the Com
tendance OF members and visitors.
-, Deputy, Great, sachem David Russell. in
charge or the first district reports a better
NJ NNtCeHuanGe d, az the meetings. Shawnee Tribe,
good meetings from now on. Neshaminy Tribe.
SSg Se2s 2Ss r6ii starting Ts csmpssgn for mem
s9mething s to keep the members Interested and
a meeting.
,,6sag Standing Elk Tribe No. 200. Bridesburg has
oseph r. Nsce term The report OF Of r
5eEs of tba INCREASE In wampum The mem-
patriotism when at he last meeSs Tes 5aY spirit Of
TO invest $1,000 of their wampum in ten SlOO
coSsg Seminole s,. Tribe; No; 80 Germantown. re-
fTct 1r tM3bnSy1nk bHr,i in full Indian costumes. Dis
he tribe The Is semino misGSSw9Tt9
tained. O'"'' fe'e''eu ana enter
Netop Tribe. No 514. has organized two
MMeGHFshP MeGay ah5 tSsms GSp!fTed by Brothers Harry
turing and having adopted into the tribe The
srgGst a ys number OF paefsces during the term viii
team; The tribe recently adopted a class Of
@enty-one members and has four Applications
SSnbh SSsGbhhem John McAndrew. Senior sagamore A.
55ooIsr, Jr; Junior Sycamore F. A. Dwyer
frophet John Leib. the newly installed chiefs
nave taken up the work and hope to have a
successful term. 0
Ongwe Honwe Tribe. No 26O of Frankford
trayeied IN automobiles to the wigwam OF Tube.
nocken Tribe; No. ISL, at Mount Airy, and raised
Us chlets, the work being done by ID. O. s.
Nagel. assisted by the degree team of No os0
me stan being dressed in full Indian costume
and ~; u: 81 william Fox accompanied the tribe
no hrOf af
Tulpehocken were greatly pleased and compii-
mented Deputies Nagle, Fox and the degree
team FOR their excellent work.
Minonk Tribe No, 451 had big meeting with
a delegation from Wawatam Tribe No al ~
Roxborough, whose chiefs gave interestinr tSIks1
brother W. Martin resigned his stump OF senior
sycamore and Brother W. Schlippe was ad-
Vanced to that post. Brother Milligan waa
elected to the stump Of junior saEamore No
40l has four members in the army and expecta
more to so this month. '''
COURT NESHAMINY'S