Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-07
GREAT SACHEM'S FIRST
TERM ENCOURAGING
Ganoga Tribe Gathers the
Great Chiefs at a Big
District Meeting

Great Sschem Bosvick. row on the
homestrctch OF his first term of work,
ls looking for highly encouraging results
as recorded IN the great suns reports
Of the subordinate tribes at the end Of
worm moon. At no time. Of course. has
great chief mot with such conditions
I'm the upbuildinE of tho order as las
prevailed during the last great sun, and,
Notwithstanding that mary Of the
iouueer and most active members Of
the local tribes have been taken into
ths stryco of tho Government. a8 well
as the many palctaccs that would have
been available for membership the
great chiefs haNo not become disheart-
cned, but havc spurrcd on with deter
rlination to overcome all obstacles in
the way of advancement.
droat sachem Bcsvick has received vaiu-
able assistancs from his entire board OF
Fell. q. G., Of Z. Fraser and O. X, ot w
Farrar-sll worl.inE as . unit tor the bet
icrinsni ana progress OF the order. The
usbe assistance to tho tribes in thoir re-
srectiye districts and Tho finance COMMITTEES,
nnacr the ruldanco, OF chairman John Graeu;
eye over tho .Narpum of the Great Council.
b1 inc Sum smsulSnT@ S Srs fSn6 has rcsched
rouded IN manucr that has met with
universal approval
Gsmosa 1rihe. No. go, Of Booths Corner
helI tho banner district meeting Of tho term
was bad ihirty.dvc members of IN" ordsr
trail,d from Philadelphia TO Marcus Hook
some 90 broihers sroeted Inc ,Is,,srs eon.
pTr'intnE tsc tribes Of Lcnal chester, and
lis ~tty rcrnarRs wSrr S'R tho pbSf''e liz Of fss s
cyoplnE. The speakers Included tircst
sschon, Besn ick. I. :. Louis Cox, who save
& X OF y. Joseph rsTrat. p +, q q. :. ssn: s
:. Q. 5. ,Eniitle; u, G. j. ni,acrt. j. iDF. O. 5.
Russell j. q, s Fox. y q; $. sullivan,
Marcus isrrs s % . AisHio rs1fT j. c;2: h' squire
cloud. Of wswaset Tribe {. Of Il. collier.
Tribe in sis" "h2 wss wss S smGST 9t IHTT nm
rSf@s %Sr@ r TFT ''Si VIZ" S rarog sin 9"d as
,s No. 49, ta, tTEa,sa No; IS s:isers,ed pas,
tean, .omI"agd entirely OF oast sschems.
rendercl the abortion degree in an i inpres, res
s.,tem s.,1 manRer R,r ur'i,G. O.. 4 Holland was
~ NiS !Sasss oE5s'' 5as pundrs @saSF
aud seyenty-iyo members were present 10
G' 1 aS5 SS@sgf Ssmss H. fAGS wsGSI iHy
ss ss%e a pa trio.io Radress Wssecs !ss beer
n,:,es; ,ss s;eona tIHSsriyy yoa$s pss? sssEsTs
sssSn,Ia, ssSS 4 AliiS9; WilIism 4 u json. l.sob
%o@5 e sHS6n J66n 5SGd E22sF5 $ .s2 p'Sr T.
yM,cnC,,9AlIuT; -. {, Holland, #ini am il.
Joseph. g. GlsndinE George r. Tayiior' WTiii,
iam Armapd Toward THOMPSON, Gottleib
and Rudolph Schmidt.
A, most enthusiastic district meeting wa5
o 30 80 a. ras Ssn WsTsm of tbS scb 2 MGflg;'nE TIG
u WiEelesworth presiding. 4 5000 number
9f the tri6o , turned out and = splcndid dele.
present q, j S. Charles y. Bcll made y
iTtcrcslnuly. i Other mcmberg r ao sT@Se %hS NsfE
dressed the, meetiug We're p. s. cunning.
@ j. 5snG 1So Iud spoSd G c ri M FSSet iSs aonscn Milton
"f tho tribe r. $. Thomas Moorehead and
\. Of ". Bordman also made short talks,
y. s. degree on Past Sachems Thomas \
LOTUS and Frederick Towers,
The distri,Gt, meeting held a, Msndsr,
. :: wsltsf : Till GSl grS,ldeG SpSI' and ;er.sj
Samuel n. Walker delivered q rstriot,c
, The meeting was alsa addressed b. Harry
ResnsrS C. r f. Tr.S NG sSv $sS D r. Tgsn gs
Hrothcr Da3ton w. Laubsck Rrother Daniel
ssGrr and r. s Gsorsr nGnghor EEothsr
to Din pin and b5uaurt OF rowcrs b. Doctor
anderson. = neat .response was made h2
10. a24, also addressed the ms.tins. The
tribes rspresentcd we're Nos. 22', 2o9, :S2:.
cano at the close. when. ut the susge stion
o. q s nslli the members arose and and
salutcd the colors.
,r,r,cgu,,, 1,-ib, >o nI had an ado,