Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-09

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psgsty ssshe% 4 Mshlef h,, IS. OssEss .t,Ss. a
ns bdstmre ~ Tor she one saopns JnuaTS isis
winnipseogee Tribe. No. 2ss Twenty-slSti
Tribe. No S. sccornpa n ed by DEPUTY, sschem
a: O. Mehien, and conferred inc iuh degree
watahtunk Tribe. No. 4ss. Llsnerch. is doins
iSrp or adopsio4, Past sschsns cssgdsr' s%ii5,
q Records ShatIss 5 q. has made agpiiSSs.
sec" serves so and. Il Called. The the tribe viii lose
good officer.
Grow Tribe. No aga, continues TO gather at the
SsnS syy sSSS sSGe YIN 's
Charles spsGs Is 6gs Rscopg on 'a9gs RSsS H R
last" last TbursGayys @ IS sleep past saehems Nicholson
81 "JS John s3Is BsRsr m'f
adSrrbsd w6 Brother 9t john ready nc to make
all comfortable
kGs Tribe rS.2 SS % + y,s T9rps Es qg so, as soS
TO confer the degree work.
:. Menno Tribe. No. s2s. gave ts new deputy.
Joseph Dops5eer,y r9nsns re-, t1i reeertion;
and a strong link Of fraternal friendship be-
The Past sachems' Association Of Pennsyl-
TSa9i2 held is pea,hly meet meeting on last T satuT
ns Was s pfesded gT Syc- ~ o Past ssehem u" Waiter
Present TSere was od atSndonCe hS Sss and pSRs saH
eral ey members. were reiustated Past ,sgchem
ins address on his trails in the western parts Of
The United states and the cordial receptions
" Nicholson gave short ,alk on publicity and
e5scy The frnternnp co1as in Se 'IoM E,Ey,Se up
LEpdER Various talks on The order were given
he man Of ihS hour" in tRe elaboTats EpPeSd
set out TO the members.
the. Efforts, Of sgshem .Fox and his act ins com,
s,2}rrns IN o.rdS dSrt tqg,9amsa and yaI9sbls
Records CHARLES BonnicE is back on the Job
sdndon and s sors nwsys f ~ ycry
Tss sS Rafstr aeF5ff The Red Men
Chiefs Deeree al wyomIns Trbc, No !. The |
weather being pleasant, az, unusual number Of
vel q cFsTdss s} "a rSss TeIS
Degree Master camero @ % and bis B band Of trail.
ers drew forth much applause with thotr RI;
never seen ,hs work done before, and ,9ne I'D
u No .4ot. who halls from Gormantown. assert
sauaisd pesTse Master Cam Camera 'I i6anEed %Si the
members for their kind words and promised
he will be more than pleased TO trail With the
SiSSE ngtsa sPssksrs Pos sssRoms,
Russe 81 4 &o No sis arSS RGgrh OF no. Of N2
;sfryyshs q No and tsiryNsr Of No The
EparF sa '"f hroas& asR'T be ssaE0S orts
ieorss Nich9ls9p rGCsysd exprossiSns Of
'dpport that paper in the future.
B5othe6 r, the newly made chief
,eased and invited the Dakota boys, to No. 8Gs
a5dldates. After, the msetins. the COMMITTEES
ook the visitors down stairs to an ENJOYABLE
pread.
reafnT mecinS on S last ." o"d"ys seSp csp'ur
ng nine palefaces into the council The un.
'ast sachems sidell and Kind. The tribe has
Sl and S sso sn T s council
r2thsr, HeEami1 won the prize for u hayRs 4Rs
pecai % deputy Sy pS predets an % SSnormS @ nsrease
or No. so and soon expects to pass the 100 per
on next Mondays sleeG there viii he an;
ffss hs 81 mnGs to a9a e
md Al Red Men are welcomed at the wig
Mocoponaca Tribe No 149 tralled to Marcus
for on be fTfhE Snd Se has ne
eguar team and receives help from the district
ribes.
LaTokin. Tribe No so was ospt entertained by
ho served refreshments to the members in
1nor of his election. Sachem Curtis Barlow.
lillian Ness and Deputy James Parke are !
nong the workers for No. so. {
Mecoponacka Tribe. No. '286 Of Upland. is ,
so tho trail and capturing palefaces al | :
'arly every meeting. Sachem William Murry, |
homas Draper and Samuel Turner are hustlers /,
n No. 266.
Mocoponaca and Tuscarora tribes, meeting in .
10 center of Chester, both doing good work. e
n last Fridays sleep, Mocoponaca had the
ca sure OF having visiting brother from Nir-
mia. one from Maryland, and Past Sschem ;
of RrnnkNn u Y ]