Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-23
RED MEN START
AMBULANCE PAYMENTS
Amounts of Tribes Contribu-
' tlons to Red Cross Unit;
Penobscot's Progress

oooSoI S frOgreSS
Contributions to the ambulance unit by
uioes IN this reservation indicate that Penn
syiVania may lead the van. The figures
IN some cases represent partial payments:
ssnssses No. s95 sis " eni m0rPnh rsnsDa No S5 s'S
sssseTpSOp,a, ss Ts0Ibs, No. Sss; 5000; Yohah, No 25S
ssts. sS onas No 2Ss. ,i5 shinsiss, s % No. ssS. S
eedyusSess Fee; Aesss No No iSI ',S MnEo 10 ia ;SS
sssSS; OK LMnsi; No ao7, sio Tsmaaus, No. 2ss.. s.
sS FseO%s. Fa Ne So. 81 ~ tS u.s. Maums'' No. '0i
NeoscCleta ,s Tribe No o. at Its last meeting
The The Great Council session in 1918. Past sachem
every member present promised his support ato 10
nicely. '' 10 eo'"s a'ohs
IN InsGaSwills msaST Tribe. No. 4. is planning a boom
Or Thomas Druce wam l GoG prcs WsstGer ses TAIN in
sn son. Harry limerick and George Craig are taking
oroase for Great sachem Beswick. y"
,,s FenoSscot Tribe No 10, is getting settled in
I.o new Wigwam. Two new applica for
mednoershlp nnd were presented at the last meeting
PnSerton has a0Dtss been pp apsohtsS SsShe% 4,
raise rI, the chiefs Of Mapmee Tribe No. sod in %
so psnoSseo noS saey tribe IL n 70 % rass 4Ss
members are Interested in the fund being raised
Red Red Gro, GIoss and number have already made
WSynitrbtPutions Wrigbt !. Keeper of wampum James H.
good worker ehin'rman ia me r 1f the committee and
,oa After the session of the tribe the Haymakers
attendance; Representative Charles I. Tandem dem
perger t,g made favorable report as representa-
orsSia Fred Heberly reported that since the
GpiIns shp IN tb meeting he had enrolled the member
tI Une tramp was admitted to membership. After
I bou1tlfTt 1sf Tt & the meeting all present partook of
tMosscosa Tribe; No, 81, has a fairly good
Charles Coy busy scouting for new membsrs
Chief, Chief Of { Records Albert WylIe is an active
ofoess sprhs srSs NG 1S7 has set Of active
amore arS George A. Ware are after new members
s.Tyas. s sss Se FsG No 2a will hold divine
order and their friends are invited to attend at na
and Ss fSd 6 Sam
den' has accepted an Invitation to be present
S MS f$ss ss H.
saehem John Dunn. is busy looking after the
Idaho Tribe. No: "a. is on the trail for new
s' for tSe er% etBsf siSa BSPSer Raer
Is freauent visitor at this tribe as we'll as
YHn WI Ts. TESs No tss9S IN
ssn, sst f s sSuss ss.
berrs r'a and II to b build ~ up the tribe Past W sachem
Benny Fisher is an active worker.
Azsc Tribe No eS s rs but 1T
the organizer Of the tribe. as deputy great
ass NSy s se asi s
doing good work since its institution and has
s paefaees m we're % adopted at the last meeting with
three more applications awaiting approval. The
dsiU' h"ance unit nit being formed and have COM
Pttes composed Of ten n saThsm
RtFf collector sGsE Of Wampum nj john W. snowdsn senior
Bosner Louis sOrS Melss. CHARLES stinson Frank
Dykes and sachem Harry schwehm. to visit
toSard i'Re'S the purohass S @ Of p a@susnces
Aztec Haymakers are active in taking in
the last meeting. The association has adopted
bylaws for the payment of sick benefits.
TFSG Ne as na continue to sasss
SsRsssys ss sss
Will be class S Go ss skaE AKA
been accepted and large eroEd Is sxIsetsa
are are urged urged to be on hand before $50 ''''
c5e Tribe No sSs % vino DSus s have
with the Third Regiment. Brother A. schiavo,
tss' ot ssS' T0s
members ali wish him continued success, Chief
of @onss his Year. Rsa Mss
and his friends wish him Joy for forty-nine
years more.
waukarusa Tribe; No. @ lsi; L.ansdale. La dale. held
rssentatives from twenty tribes in Bucks ana
pr Red
Ties at Menio Park PeTkasis. on on Saturday Sep; S
expect esss' to make this a banner day among Red
and hs The Of memS.rS
M d S,Is. VIII be- S'sF given ss q
%nPsTs Of he sesons rIss
ssSAfa@Ss &c. aSs caaqss
ISOLATION and is working hard sS to make the
o RsRu!fF N e.
vsGT ns n ihS meeting and spoke
Leqha Wonk Tribe; No sO1 s, AlIentogn II ssS MAS I:
s5 snlistea sats Time IN the Amsaisnss Tnt ana
extend e these PSoths.s hearty s.sp Ts
sr99Ssas SfssR'ifR from rfi the ss
| fcialS and many prominent Dusinebs men OF
Allentown well as prominent members OF the
spirt of the order and the friendly feeling of
Lecha Wonk Tribe toward the visiting brothers,
After LISTENING to the speakers and to a musical
| nrogram which had been arranged by the COM
mittee, q bountiful lunch Of corn ana venlson
was served. Past Sachem Norman l.; c. Trox-
ellis is a member and an active worker IN the
| tribe Past Sachem Harry c. Wilson. OF Tuck
aho Tribe, No 27I. Philadelphia. was visitor.
| James r. Pinkerton was admitted member
| of Penobscot Tribe No. TO- In March. 1881, ana
| bas heen n member of the order for twenty-sx
| nasrs From the time of admission he has been
| scfiva in the work OF the tribe. was elected 70
The position OF junior sycamore. passed throusn
The chairs. and became a past saehem I,.s afteT a
| ssbbsir he was elected trustee and served ior
ny many years resgnlng after having been elected
natS IN tSa oifce OF chief OF records to succeed ".
| W SSbenherd deceased. He has held that oniice
| w. sixteen years He has represented tne uioe
10 the sessions the great council for seysn Yen
yytIbe; REPRESENTED the tribe In the Red Mem ana
uInp1sse Association for twenty-four years @ ana
SuDnbe S besn secretary Of the association lot set
| mas hsaan D Years; served one term on tns 2tavo
emdtinciary board; II active worker N ue ady
makers and past state omi'sIl IN slrsntorn IN the
western s'pth Death Beneht Fund was appointed
| Haymss1 Haymao Of The publicity committee py dreA'
Chairman br " T. C. Beswick. :. p.,,-
Saehthar Pinkerton Is also memoer OF Fenn and
.viySnia Council No. BAL Hoyai a aT FTaternai
| Eivanf ~ the Union Council NO. "'
| Patriot Americans
| ,... rrr,be. No "a, Of Reading. celenreted
| Junhth aanniyersary last Saturday py, an out- ot