Evening journal., 1909-04-05
CHIEFS INSTALLED

Great Chief OF Records Edward McIntire I
acting as deputy great sachem. Senior I
Past Chief s. J. Barcus. and the following
acting great chiefs: Great Prophecies Net /
tic McIntire. Great Pocahontas lslva
Curry. Great Wenonah Florence A. Por-
ter Great Powhatan Annie Hanna, Great
Keeper OF Records Ida II. Colt, Great
Collector Of Wampum Clara j. V. Moore,
Great Keeper Of Wampum Sarah L. Ack-
erinan. Great First Scout Byella Scott,
Great Second Scout Harriet S. Prescott,
Great First Runner Lenora n. Saring,
Great Second Runner Mary Barcus, Great
First Warrior Bertha z. Mccall, Great
Third Warrior Bella Semerteen, Great
Fourth Warrior Ada Nabb Great Coun-
cilor Victoria Bradford Great Guard Of
Tepee May Evans Great Guard OF Forest
Margaret Meredith visited Pocahontas
Council, No. !, Of Henry Clay, on Friday
evening and raised their chiefs as fol-
lows: Prophecies Elsie Gray; Pocahontas,
Ella NJ. Ferguson; Wenonah, Salie +.
Ferguson: Powhatan, Celestina Russell;
keeper Of records Mary r. Brown; assist
ant keeper OF records, Annie Martyn;
keeper OF wampum, Mary A. Ferguson;
first scout. Mary l.. Hand; second scout,
Sarah Lysinger; runners, IOttie L. stew
art. Ella Hull; councillors, Mary Martyr,
Robertha Donnelly; warriors, Ida Geary,
Emmaline Winifred Dean. Eliza Griffith;
guard Of tepee, Sarah Lowthers; great
! guard Of forest. Rebecca Evans. The coun-
cilmade a gain Of eleven members last
/ term and also gained in finances and were
congratulated on the good work they We're
doing. The members presented Past Great
| Chief William II. Ferguson with beauti-
| ful Indian emblem mounted on pedestal;
the gift was in appreciation of the work
that brother Ferguson had done for the
council and the order.
Great Aishinewa John F. Lynn, act
ing as deputy great sachem, together with
the following acting great chiefs: Great
Prophet William NJ. Danncnhauer. Great
senior Sagamoro William Il. Schell, Great
Junior Sycamore Fred c. Heiss Great
sannap. Frank ID. Walker, Great Chief Of
Records Leonard IIeiss. visited Delaware
Tribe, No. 1, and raised their chiefs as
follows: Prophet. NJ. Gebhardt; sachem,
H. f. Hanf; senior sagamore, c. \. Eb-
ner; junior Sycamore, W. }. snyder; SAN
maps. Frank \. Gradwohl H. L. BuclSius;
warriors, L. Thomas, H. L. Hasson. ]. C.
saylor. A. Gerse; braves. l.. Luckel, IL.
Schneider H. Russell, John Shultz: guard
Of wigwam, S. Geller; guard of forest,
John williams: committee on union meet
ing Of the tribes for the reception OF the
great incohonee and great sachem, Will
liam +. Schell, H. T. Buckius, H. G.
Thompson. This tribe has made substan-
tal gains during the last great sun and
the great chiefs expressed their apprecia-
tion of the work that they were doing;
they have had adoption almost every
meeting night.
Great Senior Sycamore Harry b. Sin
clair. acting as deputy great sachem, ac-
oompanied by acting great chiefs. Great
Chief A. Z. Rogers, Great Senior Saga
more Frank A, Gradwohl, Great Junior
Sycamore r. c. Sidwell. Great Sannap
James c. Semerteen. Great Guard Of For
est George Schafferman trailed to the wig
wan OF AIanitoo Tribe on Friday evening
and raised their chiefs as follows:
Prophet. Robert Aiken; sachem Walter
Wolstenhoime; senior Sycamore John
IIetherington; sannaps. George Schaffer-
man, Joseph A. Campbell; warriors n.
IIetherington, John Kantz II. Hanson H.
Schwent; braves. II. Hunt, II. Clayton,
! Joseph c. Moore. n. Diggins; guard OF for
est. Ralph Chambers; guard Of wigwam
Cecil Grier. The tribe has made gain OF
twenty members this term and has also
gained in finances. The members Of Man
itoo are enthusiastic for the Red Mems
Fraternal Home and many OF their past
sachems viii attend the special session tc
be held at Newark the twenty-fourth OF
this month.
Past Great Sachem David c. Ross has
returned from his visit to Cuba and points
south and was warmly welcomed at th'
Red Mems Home, where he gave quite an
interesting talk on his trip.