Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-08
DISTRICT MEETINGS
SCHEDULED FOR |. 0. R. M.
Golden Anniversary of Nevada
Tribe-Reimbursing Associa-
tion in Convention

The Deputy Great Sachems' Association
| IN monthly meeting at the great council
office distributed schedules OF local district
meetings TO all deputies, with instructions
| to invite all members OF the order TO be
present Business of beneit TO the order
was transacted and short talks made by
| Secretary Samuel H. Walker and others on
advancing Redmanshp. The assignments
| are as follows:
| li2 and 200: place Of meeting. 1915 West Fifth
| street, Chester -
! and 3O7; place OF meeting 42S5 Frankford ave.
| No District y November 10. Tribes 60, 22O and
District So Noyembcr "GT 10. tribes 700 577 $a
| ba bma Shi place OF meeting. Grving's Hall, Brides
n5 95istTlct g 2s, Noycmber 90 Tribes 20. 1876, 152
| and Cumberland street
rISn District 10, November 20 Tribes 100 and 30;
| District 4 November 2s, Tribes 1877 aoI and
District T. NoTem6eT S' 3d. N2T.R Trbes rPif 9sS and
/ 4ot; place Of meeting. 3sOl Germantown avenue;
49,; nlacec q meeting 25l. South sixtieth street
place V Of eeSF & &6OSs % 9q Sef
place Rst5 81 2 s wa. TSGs e sma street,
District /, December ~ Tribes s. % and 325;
streets ''''''''s' i"'"'S'se'o"u ana D'eN'nSo"
District 81 December IS Tribes 1I5. 241 and
5tD; place Of meeting, Allegheny avenue and
place, Rle5ce OF meeting. Bells Hall Germantown and
,ol District 4s, January 2 Tribes |, 90 % and
9D7: place Of meeting. Twenty sixth street and
columbia avenue.
place Of meeting. 1922 North Broad street
pnce 81 Iangi2Ty mdeiry aTr9Ss 25 $2S apd
District . January 10 Tribes 3s. 4s. as1. sot
and 4Os; piece Of meeting. Broad and Cherry
Qg
'2i place of Of meeting, ,9ol1 Market street,
so3 place OF meeting. 1900 North Hutchinson
District 81. January o. Tribes g. 20 and 1885,
District %, January 30. Tribes IL, p. $50 and
4oO place Of meeting, Fifth and Thompson
District 90, february T. Tribes 4G 10 and 145;
place Of meeting, 2313 East Susquchanna ave
District 80, February I. Tribes ST. lO4. 1874
and 4Gs place Of meeting, 4O4I Lancaster ave-
District 6. February 8, Tribes o. 81. 11a and
82S; place OF meeting. Broad and Christian
District 30. February 10. Tribes 2O2 2GO 333
and 3iti place Of meeting, Harley Hall, 26Gs
District 80, February Il, Tribes Al. 1872 237,
2'S 3OG and 3o5 place Of meeting, Ardmore.
1873 pace Of meeting 3s25 West Fletcher street st
District strict g. Fe3ruarY Yo5o 20 Tribes 81 40 and
District 20, February 20, Tribes -. ~. 17G
District pi' 20 February &. Tribes iio 300 and
3i3; place OF meeting, Sevcnty-first street and
RstElc Il :d,n q March TFbf; f. q and LIS
DsTc ri a. March T. Trbds M q Sd and sad
place q meeting; Booth Corner De!a,ware, Go.
500 place Of meeting willow Grove, @''0
District 13. March lo Tribes 80, - and ISL;
The past sachems degree will be conferred at
these meetings.
Late contributions on, to the amhuaTce fund as
Kewanee. No. 217. SIS; PewawEee, 10, 80,
Sin.cG5o:o lS9nohoEawa; No: "3S. 81 SChuyIkI'
No Nl s32 80; TanGas. Cootac. No. 215, $50, jO;
Wapiti- Hanna No. 537 $1l.G5.
Nevada Tribe celebrated its fftieth or golden
anniversary in odd Fellows Hall, Kensington
musical program. prepared by the committee
was enjoyed by the members and ladies. Chief
report on the Work in the tribe during the last
nifty great suns, showing the amount OF wampum
number OF members adopted. The invited guests
Fraser and Wives, these chiefs giving interest
| ing talks complimentary Of the tribes record
sented to each member and lady.
The Red MEMS RelmbursinE Association in an
nuai convention In Reading with President Or.
JosePh EaTey nrGSdNg h@6 Ia tribes rep rep
encouraging report. showing the association 10
claims M due Win an RcTease Of 5000 p foT the
year and membership Of 5000. The officers
Vice president, c, c. Williams; second vice presl.
dent, William o. MAYER, secretary; w, w.
tors. Wallace. seegar, Emsley and Brown.
faces S tRe Se meug sSaoPSa Y%R %
being exemplined by D. q. S. John l. Esher,
z success, several visiting tribes and councils
The aPst prize "a INK faF was " awarded tc
EIaslsa,da Council, 80; ,iiS$; 70, fSs SsSnE, ttss
second prize a set q tomahawks; was awarded
largest number OF men in costume TheS pro re.
ceeds derived win be used to equip the march,
eadeTship Of Robert Fhske o'iGo to attend ETd the the
Great Council convention at Scranton next June
ssgTgT TTRe no i3 has started 9gt
IN the adoptio1 Of new members, having cap,
e se e is dnon ne Sf e
IN full form Jo nd 81 william W lam Street Is
,Dsputy, Great Sachem John Bassett. in charge
! caused by a runaway horse throwing him out
| of his wagon.
tion @T from RoohotSh Tribe snd ali enj0yeG
al r. q Rhn aHd as Rcs we're @ae % y
H. c, [MpriEht Up r,ara read an Interesting letter from
parture for Camp Meade.
The district, meetings. for the week under tn,
NoaembeP District No 4s Chester % nfn iR tR
o g. at s6SRS6spp6 drFs FfbeN No ss RSi5 @
al sdca Fbe O sS 300 GGiTsT M
| avenue.
Ponemah Tribe. No 2s0. has had sixteen Of
| It's members engaged in the service OF the Gov
| ernment and Is securing a service flag contain
| ing one star for each member enlisted. They
| have also subscribed 5000 to the second Libert!
| Loan. One paleface was adopted at the las
| meeting. The tribe Is in a prosperous condl
ton, having made an Increase OF more thar
| $1,000 during the last term, and has 400 mem
| bers. District Deputy John Dunn is a membe
| Of this tribe.
shawnese Tribe, No. g. has class OF eigh
| palefaces for adoption on tomorrow's $ sleep, tn
| degree work being done by the team OF the Da
kota Association, Two more Of the member
have been called into the services Of the Gov
ernment-Rrother William f. Becker in tn
navy and p. J.. Maoy IN the army. The meet
ings are being better attended and the member
expect to make good showing for the term
The two Owen brothers are busters in an