Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-19
RED MEN INSTITUTE
BIG LOCAL TRIBE
Hiawatha, No. SO, Established
With Full Council of Chiefs,
Warriors and Braves

Hiawatha Tribe, No. 80, Sixteenth street
and Passyunk avenue was Instituted on
Monday evening last by Great Sachem Bes-
wick assisted by Great Prophet Robert
Sweeney 80. 325; ; Great Senior Sycamore
r. NJ MiliRan, No. - Great Junior Saga
more Albert Risert No. 81 Great chief Of
Records John T.. Poor No 35s; Great
Sannap John q. Bruder, No. %; Great
Guard of the Wigwam Samuel B. Snyder
No 1926 Great Guard Of the Forest Frank
| w. Lindsey No. 23 With a charter list
Of lfty.four members Past Great Sachem
| Samuel H. walker assisted by the nsu-
tutng officers installed the following Off
| GERS Of the tribe and excmplihed the un-
written work:
.r-,ob Rossn6SrE, Junior aaEamore Albert
spoltorei prophet. Peter Gramf: chief Of rec
+. q. Gonganie collector gt wampum. Louis
second warrior. William Myers, third warrior
SYaq %1s fass 9Tf iGEG Gsve LqGs Martin soa4
SsIm, charles } WHEY, ggard q forest. II, 7.
bradford -
Past sachsm Charles sgsidel, No. $, presented
flowers, the great fachem responding in a stir
ring address, thanking the members and adyis-
trioe success. Pest Great sachem Waller,
Rused alt Present Win GoSei desre o %ork
little harder and also exemplhed the unwrit-
Pas, Great sacbom John f. ''S Poore p'fSs 4. H. Mil
Of Records John g. Binder ana 'Sts,ee ohers ''e'
The Deputy Great sachom's Association went
10 L9ncasbLCr b and e. MIliersvle. where mcs
WIeland presiding Guricy Brown r" roturnSd 'tS''t to
Poaga and took the boat To- cGSs HSR FSrry yen TO TO
g +. Quadcs. This section is highly prais d
p g. s. Charles T.. Pass Joined the party
arTvSd IN p&adSpba dGa tG s3nddy dTp nr1' hR996
pleased tWI,,h ths outinE and, ready for The
made up tho party.
Do Tns qoa n gSss PressH}tsd he 2yolnF
ianie]rGh, End End q large delegation was present.
included Groat achSmP BT r. re osc fGs%kcFs
Great Sannap r. S Brown, Deputy Jim Warner,
mite Jesse cacocE +, u 5. Harry HhfPSr'tr rprgRt G
and other workers. -
Menoke9 Tribe. No. 3si, Parkway Building.
of doG Of c SSGs % @ bsTy an hdnS Rd
members have also made donation Of 500
is in prospcrons condition. Past sachcms hr1
T. + Ross. Jr" and George Houck are active
In tho work Of tho tribe.
M2ndamln Iad Tribe NJ 45S Of FftysGeond and
shc BrsW mas One 5e a 6914s s of RSns rgs
In order 70 arouse renewed interest in the
a little harder the great sacnem has offered
prize Of five dollars In gold TO the member
adopted during his term
dollars IN Fod 62S 10 S0 the SnTS member pTbG f gs Ss
largest number Of paefaccs adopted during the
year,
Yonah Tribe, No. a.. Of Twenty-sIxth and
meeting, Tho tribe has made an amendment to
ali new adoption a,g f"G on
Charles Nepps, Albert Hcntzrath and Deputy
nesting NESTING % and active m Su IN the WorR df badnS ns
up the membership. -
Shawncso Tribe No s, Of Twenty second and
Dickinson streets, are holding Their own during
FannH Past sacbem Bavd russell GSS and SG3a Sa6Rcm m
Garlston arc reg9lsr attendants and active in
The Dakota Association will hold lts monthly
meeting n; cling on on FRIDAY July 27. in the wigwam
nue. and Moore street. The election q officers
Of South 4e 5sT and the nsad
TO send their representatives. to this meeting as
al % 6 bdI % Tf f
the summer, but expect to start work earlier
faces promised by the various tribes. Degree
Master Camera is awaiting word from Wyoming
will be ready.
Paconts Tribe, No, 81. will hold the regular
several tramps will be initiated into their loft
Gody BOD !r'Oo members are urged 10 '0'" '"'' active
Tca Tr9 on s S dRs ssr 2doEtd Sd
degrees were, conferred in full form by the de-
STAYS 3 IS an aGvf oa member t in the ,t tribe & also
| taking part.
Members Of Mocoponaca Tribe, No. 140, ten
dered a reccpton, and banquet in honor q Past
| SaChem Charles c. Culls, an active worker OF
& 6f % tS So Forest Of 6 F'6
TcGoPSs H R tribe SsoTs MTEa Of o fs4
| ing and made an Interesting introductory ads
sd'T With aG 1
Great SSfhsm Bes"ic raid os glowing tT6ge
and hard working Red Men In the county, He
| spoke Of the great work accomplished while he
| receiving a place in the Great Council
Complimentary addresses were also made by
sseST sseRsm PORE bspqy
sachem squire Griffith. Of LGnnls Robert stln-
snd s2%i Pas Past % Great s%sRsm. GeaTsS 4. Byron oi
| Marcus Hook; John, 4, Draper. OF Mecopanaca
| Tribe. Upland and former District =, Attornney
After the pipe Of Psaee had been smoked,
Somnrsed %TTHS$d GeorF F. Wright, cRairmsn; William
TarTy H?Gf Nils Snd Sn%fs Raymond IN Hf spe A'ard
Lamokln Tribe, No, so, Chester, is honored
by having Past s Imss Pf5Es
has already visited each tribe In his district
| and reports tnem all DONG BOOd WORK Accom-
| panied by delegation Of members from the
| tribes OF Chester. he visited Hanka Tribe,
| No g. Morton, on last Monday night Deputy
James Parke, Past sachem George staws and
| other members spoke on the work Of tho order
after spending pleasant evening with the
| members OF No. 6s
| Leni Tribe No SO. authorized its trustees 70
| purchase a Liberty Bond. Past Sachems John
| diamond Atwood Stewart and John Carr are
| regular attendants at the meetings and success
| fu! workers in getting in members.
The Philadelphia Indians and Haymakers' As
| sociat tion have their annual excursion to Wild,
wood next Saturday; Many Of the tribes ant
| councils. Degree Of Pocohontas, will take thelr
degree teams in full Indian costume and will
take part In the parade at Wildwood. Specia
trains have been engaged over the Philadelphia
and READING Railway. and the arrangements
are IN charge of Past Great Sachem r. E
Tongue. President Louis Reuben and Secretar'
Walter Grass Five hundred dollars Will b'
given out In prizes.
The State Haymakers Association will holt
its annual convention in Lebanon on Saturda!
next. The arrangements for the convention arr