Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-28

national turmoil TO look after the welfare OF
our delinquent members. To that end, as
great sachem request the appointment OF
brother who is Liable 10 suspenslon NAV b.
personally visited and persua ded 10 come
back TO the fold before you are compelled TO
one old member is better Tor the tribe than
teaching the tenots OF our fraternity TO
~ wish TO call the attention OF the chiefs
OF records to the additional pages IN the
yearly report blanks for the names OF the
brothers who have responded to their coun.
try,s call, Fill them out carefully that
,heir nnines may appear on the honor roll OF
snto f Stsat re ra Council Aso instruct your dele
OF the mileage committee. and 10 be present
at the opening Of the session in Scranton.
wish at this time TO thank tho many broth
ers who by their kindness and consideration
than snd ef hose s rSs wso ische Sy Gp
hard work have added to the numerical
strength Of our order, | extend to you the
home folks around whom you have cast the
cloak OF fraternal protection"
-. Great sachem Bcswick and O. e. Of n.
Thomas L.. Fraser attended a district meet
ri rrbl he'S IN the T'sWs% s,s1 Of Pagp1SnPwins
tended. members trailing many miles from
surrounding !lrrs tribes Of Penn ArEyi' Hang, :.
presided oyar by d. q. $. ~ .rloyd pauonn. M.
Great Sachcm Besweck made splendid
q ss Fraser ~ss SPOKE %uSn on RsSmsn.Sn =
Hicks, from Penn Argyle: =. S, Ci's;re, from
Fd Il ISsa ssoke R1Ssr ,Ss wo HG b G
done IA their respective tribes THROUGHOUT
as 5he Ss; district Tne meeting was sac,Gsssful
consisted OF vocal and ins'rumc rial inuslc
and hountiful repast
Penobscot Tribe. No. 20. had p real old
time adoption on last Thursdays sleep. when
three paleflces were admitted. with u. s.
Fred Maurer as sachemi +: $, William
Wright. junior sagamore; r. s. James K.
Plnkerton prophet. the work WAS done in u
sachem Gotile!b Mater in capturing the
paleiaces The tribe VIII show a good report
on the second Of Plant Moon the installing
team. with ID. Y. 5. James r.. Pinkerton.
No aS on the snftf ih Plant aT on "WS hc lbs
of No. 40 will be raised by salSima Tribe.
The haymakers held their monthly meet.
ing. G. % :. Fred Heberly resigned and
y. 6; IL. Charles Dallison was elected to tho
the mysteries OF making hay. aud were
taught to believe, Refreshments were
Hiawatha Tribe, No. 80 the baby OF the
order here. held US first smoker and enter
tainment on Monday's sleep. which was
the .wapella. tribe FHfe and Drum Corps,
and and by the Harmony -Four string Band, and
j A9sT SrobSI 'eE5 Fred p g. 8 paSd WsS Mss
q delegation from Wapeila were present
Brother Kelly. OF Hiawath. entertained with
drawing in which seven valuable prizes were
donated. The drawings were made by Mas
pum. ON next Mondays. sleep .wapela
Tribe VIII raisn the chiefs OF Hiawatha
present.
Lent Lenape Tribe. No. 3; held a. soca
S tendanee @ Was @ epe good and W The s Sntcrtainmen
and refreshments were thoroughly enjoyed
8n sSurSS n rSsyse yGnps neF eG ,ns'9r' neS
and large dclesetlon will trail 70 Lang
wigwam. svSi a7as Germantowu avenue. at .s:4I
About twenty-five great suns ago No. 3 per
formed, the adoption degree at the institu Sn,
Moon the chiefs OF, the, tribe VIII be raise
by WnnepuCket Tribe, No. 391. In charge o
| ID, G. S. Frank l. Elliott.
| peshkewah Tribe, No. a2O had GOO
attendance Of it's members and visitors OF
| last Mondays sleep to witness the con
ferrlng Of the warrior and S chief desrss Ssrss
| team of Itah Tribe. No. 1l5. in charge o
! y. :, James Harper. The work was don
" rfsie9t Sfeof'nmTe mSSn@r w'" b. g. S John L. EsSe
in behalf OF No. 220 welcomed the visitin
! for the splendid rendition OF the fioor work
Interesting talks wefe made by r : chsrle
nsqgsr selc@ 81 Of M ao ssct James nj q Haf
per c, of II. W. T. Stewart. No. 115. an
ID. q. $. John l.. Esher. Corn and veniso
were served.
u. q. s. Albert Ritssrt has completed =,
of"t Of The tribes s. in his district dnrins d
coming moon. siouY Tribe, No. 81. VIII b
raised by TaG,nsAe' No; ao2 p q w,, $ rS, wl
Faconta Tribe, D. G. 5. William sutton.
Neshaminy Tribe. No. 20. will bc raise
by Ioska Tribe. No. $40. ID. q. S. Williar
! Hammll.
Passyuni, Tribe. No. 13e., will be raised b
wyoming Tribe. No, I, ID. q. $. Herber
Eakins.
Crow Tribe. No; 4?3, will raise shswnes
Tribe. No s. u. q. ). George Rudolph.
Nluskoka Tribe, No; 295. WILL be raised ,
| the chiefs of IIiro Tribe, No. 500, on IN
first Thursday In Plant Moon. ID. u. 5. Joh
Malone.
Hopituh Tribe. No. $50. will raise th
| Fridays sleep. D. q. ;. George MISC. =.
William J. Deal has enlisted IN ,ne nay,
| service.
Tonguwa Tribe. No. .lO adopted thre
palefacas at the last meeting and had tw
applications presented, Fifteen members Al
now enlisted In the Government service. II
chiefs Will ue raised by Usage Tribe. NJ
ll3.
AlleErippus Tribe. No, 42o, held a monsts
celebration on last Saturday night IN u
high school auditorium at Cresson- Vlsitoi
We're present from tribes at Portage. GAIL
zin Altoona. Hollidaysburg and other point
p. 4. Joseph Parrish was chairman, and u
program consisted of songs by the Cresso
Quartet Marguerite Parrish and Broth,
bromley. The dedication address OF q
service flag With eighten stars was made |
r. O. s. Far.uel II. Walker. Also stirrir
patriotic address was delivered by Hon. San
uel b. Hare City solicitor of Altoona, mac
well known by the convention held there la
June A collection Of s6l.25 was taken
for the Red Cross. Among those presel
were g. OF II. Thomas Richards, 81 Portag
g OF r. Ernest Chapman, OF Gallitzln, al
q OF r. r. s. Stewart of Hollidaysbur
The names of the eighteen brothers In u
service OF the country--all yoiunteers-na
as follows: william Garland Joseph Ba
/ tick T.. s. Earl Sheehnn. Percy T. farris
Roy Z. Melhorn. Augustine Sheridan, AlV
WyIand Charles Prosser, Lester Schrac
John Bartlck. +. $. Charles A., PARTS
Richard c. Plummer. Earl J, McGuen, Go
don w Buck, Lawrence Reynolds. olver
| Glass Sandy Perano, Michael Culley.