Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-01
RED MEN
Great Chiefs Hear Reports From Dis.
trict Tribes on Parade Plans


! A meeting of the general parade COM
mittee of the /. o. r. M, held at the
Great Council office and presided over
| by q. S. S. Charles Il. Bell was well
attended, and the reports made by the
chairmen of the different districts
showed that the members of the local
to take part in the big demonstration to
be held in this city on the evening Of
tribes were already making preparations
August 81.
district no; | Thomas /; Fraser chair
ganized through the Dakota Association that
p pa Tribes wonId take an ACTIVE par, in The ,hS
been engaged. The next meeting will be at
District No. 2, Freicrick Fink chairman.
reported that at meeting of the tribes
f5 s nd wo Ssgs t s had Rad
estnsaGsd; Next meeting. August q, Room
District No. 3. Peter ]. Kite, chairman,
stated that the tribes in the district had
9rsanlzed and engaged two bands Of music.
held last night 81 'qPiS in Yonar s'f aI '"v"'S was
District ad NJ? ( JShn hqssnt1 %Hqirmsn 7
cation, and had invited, th". triRos Of
One band of music has been rnsag,J, <
meeting will be held in Tcocso Hal. sun
district No, >. George. W, Ncsc. chair;
man, stated that, meeting, had been held
eraI outline Of TIE paradS as planned by
the c2mmttcc It. Of the ErntSrnal Consress
Fy% Fink IN H. John
and Thomas krppns was snpolntcd to So. s.,
nsxt mectinG on Mondays sleep August Il.
at the Great Council office.
hold tho annual outing at Allentown on
S@iurd9y' I',1i3 being escorted BY 2 c9mmticc Of
Tnn4 G j 10 s h SoT3 TR TGoTs cRuTcs
who're fine organ recital deightCd the dele
Rod Mon of IehiEh COUNTY, extended the
yTsitiInE TsiLI brothers warm sresiing and dsG JudSG
hearty y Welcome ''ia and III the freodom Of tne
city, p; G. s. Samuel II; WallGr ansfl rec rSsponded
In the evening an enthusiastic meeting
was held. with representatives of thirtN-ore
The meeting was in charge Of Great sachcm
Samuel Williams. Jr. EN-District Attorney
present war. which was thorouFhly aprre-
ciated lnteresttnF Err tPiks wanser on lr"tsrnTnSn
Thomas l.. Fraser, @. Representative knerr
and members Of the ass2saiiUn Hr ova IT MA VIA
in Allentown.
The visitors were conducted IN aulOinonlleS eS
on the next day through General TreXlnrs
game reservation. which contains thtrN huf-
falo, 100 deer. 10 600 chickens and 1000
trout in stream. in addition to the state
hatchery which has boon purchased.
The party were conducted to other places
Of interest, including Camp Crane.
The lucky cxcursionists were S. Williams.
Jr John GrecuhalEh. Charles Wl"lanu'
NOR Ward. 4. E. Gerner, =. I. Elliott, J. l..
Eshcr J. G. Rassctt. James l'nrk" !,
Ewald. W. ], Gill, John puerr. Wt.l'am "
Echhorn. f. NJ. Ruhl, J. NJ Camcro pa I'D
Esorman. James J.. Burke. A., II: Kind.
Joseph l.. Sullivan. George knittl". Willian
johnson. Gcorga ", Mise. Al EiscntraGor.
A. G. Mehler. g. L. Corson, James warner,
r G. Alsopp, w. S. Rstine. Jesse l1eaCock,
w A. Alcutt Joseph W Smith. Keller Strv-
clcr. Charles G. cullis. John J. Connolly.
II. H. WigElesworth
Usage Tribe announced that Samuel
Chnnan was reported as having h"en killed
in action in France The tribe has mem
bership of gS7, with ffty-seven members
engaged in the Government service.
The Osage Fishing Club will have an out
ing at Great Bay on August TO- Repre-
sentative John Perkins attended the meet