Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-18
] lyIIls
ARDED FOR WORK
6lncnt to Institute a
Branch of the Order
in France

~ large silk service flag by D. G.
4 q. Mehler as a reward of merit
H4ving made the largest numerical
y " any tribe in his district during
D4et term. The flag contained one
With the numeral figures seventeen,
venting the number of members in
pervice. Past Sachem James c.
rlon. In an eloquent address, accepted
& J1sr1ying a tribute to ID. q. S. Mehler,
rt1ented him with large bouquet of
Committee consisting of Pas,
p1ems John r. 1nscho, w J. Snyder,
n. Hess, J. c. Nixon. W. ]. Vain
- 81 s. John @. Johnson, were ap.
assd to confer with the Great Coun-
chiefs on proposition to institute
y l3nch of the order in France. One
erace was adopted at the last meet
AIawatha Tribe celebrated its first ami
exstsary on last Mondays sleep and was
En,ersstns %sF,Sf talts Ss pets " 6 n made Oi5 5y
s; Charles +, Bel, ?. g. s; Elmer
scls. q No so4' sSd Rndslrh No, tss; WeIts %
re. Se; Sweeney No, 32a; Iissitti No. 2?9:
S SsSs sSs Psa sssnaSseRF RessS SS
No 3 pFssentsd BROTHERS Broth s. Miller
4 tSrious services during the last great sun.
Sjf ffns" cfnces on last last Mondays sleep to formn;
g. About sna y Rnsa S s's
charies nf mfs'n E. Bell Eas who outlsed the
R!sn Of formation of the parade. q. {. Of
ssosr n9mas at sse meetings Of tSe sSnlrsf com
@ittee. spoke of the plans, outlined ,,rrh, The
sesac nesfns ces ON m' Monday nea evening July
I when ali tribes are requested to be repre-
Hspanna Tribe attended divine ssrXSSS vic, I,i
s,soai.t assi suqaas Episcopa sst thursh Fifth and
sFsss sss.er Of p the G. Pss'Sr s. sas H. hfS
rsd an grafton S on hs bisby Tt by
Nj ana ana g. ioat ]. : Norman l. {; Troxsli at a;
Ssrsded from from theeir tribal yWiswsm to CT the
Ioska Tribe. escorted by the, 1oska Band.
traiied to the hunting grounds OF ott9Wa Tha
sersmony Ds ue"' %as in ad charss Of F $. William
Hsmili.. who acted as d. g; Sachem assist
ips5EsEs s. Samuel Gfas il. wafiker. ? s. William
Albert Eisentrager and d. q. William Brady.
al OF whom gave splendid talks.
onondago Tribe. through its, energetic
committec, William i. Rice and G. II. Ann
bsrs. A personal letter has been sent, to
each member with a aucstionnaire attacnTGqq Gq
Indicate s how m many ny members are fqlfllns
their obligations to the tribe. 2. 5. Rice
= an ardent worker-
Cayugas Tribe held memorial services in
Gf mm6rs duTns bn thu 5so ReS
SsS.IIaS r0f Tsi Rsv read M Fl t
l6nes. pastor of Memorial United Brethren
chyrch. was the PRINCIPAL speaker and paid
6ther speakers were $. 5. Harry Flowers ,
IA ). 3. Mark Brandt.
4 ewatara Tribe and Haymakers held an
,uting at Mount Gretna. about 100 members
Art The event marked the birthday ami
Isssaries. of Brothers John NJ: Keller. sam
.on iss Teity. aSpa Gsorge <. % Binner. Paul RrowS.
kythur Moysr, Wesley Wesley, Hernfley; N n; George ss
Ssaorsd guests swatara Haymakers will .
stsnd the anpIa session q ,rSay hS stass
]: 81 B. Harry 2. Hunsicker and Repre-
stative John H. Keller viii attend the ses- |
= sy@iosrs. {. II. Leroy, g. Bowers. <. {. II.
9vard Person. p, G. II. Harry d. Felty;
Il Miller. A c. of s. Samuel P. Black.
f.st sachem Andrew J. schickling; Jr..
yscsived his call to report at Camp wads-
of rsaords OF zuni Tribe II for It" the last last
ysars the or znni en Of the PIs
~ of the Degree Association of No. 333; ,
charter member of the Zuni Council. No. /
sssers %ssocation Of 'aspe1 zun Tribe il ne At s ,Se
|lne Of his election he was the youngest |
shief of records in the State. He is ahili- /
sfed with other social ;nd fratern4l org iri- ,
Eatjons. In business. Brother Schickling
was superntendent of the Merchants Ware
house Company. at Fifteenth and Carpenter /
llreet. starting as an ofi:s boy.
Z The State lawmakers will convene in an
fual session a Weissport. A special session
rtN be held Tomorrow "venin" for ndmis
j30n Of p. c. lawmakers. TIE business /
loe1ion will convene Saturday morning. In .
no afternoon there will be a s.rrc: "ara de. |
n the evening the delegates will be enter
aimed by the famous minstrel troupe. mem |
b4rS of Lechawank Association.
e The Great Council of Ranmakers will I
Donvene In annual session at Wildwood y. /
u. ON SATURDAY.. July 90 owing ~ tn" |
~Safh OF G. " c. Rainmaker Thomas
ekiey there will be an election of G. {. |
n1nmaker in addition to that of q. V. c. |