Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11


the cooler moons.
amSuanoo SiiS unit faad I'D are reported BY G. * r.
Fraser follows:
Mocoponaca. No, 14o ................. 81. 70
TioFa. 30 ass ..,..................... 22.un
Winnenucca, No. 23G ......,..,.-...,... 22.60
TomOkp, No. Ni -..,r... ...s'..s-' -''..' a,'uu
Canassatepo. No. 2O3 ..-..-..,....... 5000
R9i RF9G0P5 Warf0r NS 30. id6 10000
Great ,cGff Of Records Thomas L. Eraser 81 ser,
SS2prsa nS2saa SS term of hos X DDgaey ~ VIII
be raised to the chieftaincy OF the Office on next
W gsd s5s 5see oser Ii The IN u iP' boaFG 0
great chiefs az well IS other prqm9SSpt rent mem mSm
chief Of records has made many changes for
Methods have been ostabshed and new sys-
TEN IS being installed for the keeping OF a more
complete record Of The VARS ct the ORDER
The district deputies have been kept busy
nF of the the Officers of Ro trbes their ds
tricts Under the new system OF the deputies
trigts series Of yisiSSatons is esta9ished
when gges ne % ar am bIin9 70
Ing the members in touch with each other, and
Mans Of r,tho tribes, have orgsnl4od degree
especially fine showing and performing the cere-
eaySs ,9vS E' lasting impress on With the members
insPirinE them, 10 aeterinnatloI 70 pS UP
to ihe Woakcr tribes.
Great Juuior Sycamore Bell is organizing a
and surrounding territory, the first moe ting
No. 1s7, at 3o17 Lancaster avenue, on Friday
evening, october ;, and win be continued at
ments being made each week in this column.
a., .
NIenolyen No 3si, in the Parkway Building, and
raised the hosts chiefs The e. m mtde ore
work remarkably well done. Deputy q. S.
team ana bT Master rs a r. roqS Bavs Gs mas ns
GomplimIeint9d on its appGaTrance' @ Ihe team
led By Yonahs string band II IIuSsar Uniform.
came the Yonah warriors and braves almost
100 strong. After tho ceremonies, short but
oe, @G 'oi Of MouoES5; % y : KiS ' RSarqan Nepps
re Sounc IRE "' Was ouemched and the tribes tribes
enjoyed tho corn and vonison provided by the
o. ,Rs fqll9Wns soeg the team t22k " the
T tHSt lea to me D rGe No nd o. at
the chiefs in beautiful manner The fol
oS 2TEE egfs ehor wSmhe
Junior sagamore Albert Mullen and Prophet
on the. next sleep the scouts led the deputy
cacoes, No. 1856. at Kensington avenue and Cum
berand street and the following braves we~e
E9'ss9a saer 70 '6r Sersm"Tc cdf-eV s"haber
Junior Sycamore CUafleS hlCnaTQsOn, Prophet
drews who is serving The, Cove nment. Among
ea and &c GtSS5ns nS Ghf5s q af
SpoR tSd SHo wonderful WORK OF the YonpRs say
one one n9 Sa 1 Ts or equaisd what he had Wit
| messed that night Tho team was composed TSs;i
! Redfesrn, D. q. S. s., Louis g. Bencker; u,
Rtd d 81 great GauaS sSSeMa %a@R Pf5sT bsys
great seGnnap, charles y Young. e. k & OF W
| c. of r., Charles r. Nepps warriors. Walsh,
Tness Kms ana ana ma guard op h
wigwam Wildin smith, and guard Of the for
The chiefs q Yoqsh were raised in a yoyy
| wawatam, OF Roxboroygh. Acconpanled by, their
hand gTd essed @ IL ths costume ne Of the A5oTig,
Great Bears IS emost 3S a9 stro9S where they
| Those raised were sachem Harry 7; Kline.
sen9s Room and RS@bsT RFSpbat unor 1Sf
| q Bercke- who vas chosen to hll the vseanc
Kempf Jr. who Is serving at Camp Meade.
Corn and yenison were served and the run Of
the trail that led % their priyste wiswSms.
their rsii loss Is being fsit BY those left behind
q Fort Royal Brother iIqgnaFs IL the 'esS' esy
MeRa Gland. Barnes RirkpatricS. Kempf ant
MANY others are at Fort AeneoGk, i s cemp Meads
soon trail % Camp I.ts,h Meade and present passt
yed Re trbe as ssesem dGTa
the last six moons.
Peauod Tribe No; IS. had AZ ofhesrs RAISED
by Deputy Great Sachem william H. Eihler
| assisted by tho degree taam OF Eyota Tribe
No. IS. The work done in excellent form
| and was hlehly appreciated by the memherl
| present. District Deputy william Lindsey wal
present and was pleased with the work dom
| b. Brother Eihler.
| HiaWatha Tribe. No. ~. admitted 20 member
| ship Harry Fanuer. George RuchanOn. Icdwa r,
pousherty and four pE9poss,,i,9ns p We're receive,
the tribe 10 stand one minute in silence am
/ PRAYER IN memory Of the late Brother Tomason
A horal onerinE and donation will be given 4
the bereaVed ONES and services held at his lat
home. Wednesday evening. The tribe expreese,
thanks 20 the EvENINc LEpGEE and visitors frou
other tribes Tor making the first raising % chief
great success.
by tho decree team ~ Sioux Tribe 40 IA
| llstalleN the chiefs o. Wyaiuinr Trihe No. T. 4
lII wharton street. last Friday'a aloon
H4 flllF ~. f1l. plsliiel Deputy wi
||| rIrI nI'|n1 che pa1|I|on 1T IfnUlt 0fs1