Evening journal., 1909-10-09
Luckman. House Painter sO4 Tatnail.'
RED MEN INSTALLATIONS

Great Chief Of Records, Edward Me-
Intire acting as Deputy Great Chief and
p. s.. S. J.. Barcus acting as Senior Past
chief accompanied by the following mem
bers Of various councils, Great Prophecies
Nettic McIntire, Great Pocahontas. Ida
H. Colt; Great Wenonah. Martha Shcp-
pard; Great Powhatan. Sallie Ferguson
Great Scouts. Sarah Lysinger. Bye a
Scott Great Runners. Winnie Dean. Mag
gle Andrews; Warriors Mary Hand Bella
Scmerteen. Mary Strauss, Bertha Mccall;
Great Councillor, Anna Martin; Great
Guard Of Forest Leonora saring; G.ea.
Guard Of Tepee, Lizzie Carroll, visited
Wynema Council. No. 10. Degree OF Poca-
hontas Thursday evening and raised their
chiefs as follows; PROPHECIES. MAY Eavens;
Pocahontas. Ieonna Blackway; Wenonah.
May Clark. Scouts. Elva Curry. Hattie
PRESCOTT Warriors. Mary Baicus. Isabel
Ia Wood. Victoria Bradford. Ella Allen;
runners. Mary McClane, cara Salters:
Councillors, Mary n Pryor Mary Brad
ford: Guard Of Forest, Martha Fleming;
Guard OF Tepee. Iottie Downes. There
was an attendance Of about 100 members
and the council has made a good in
crease i'm membership and finances dur
ing the present term On behalf Of the
council the Deputy Great Chief made a
presentation Of past pocahontas collar
to Mary Barcus and May Eavens the FIRST
and the retiring Pocahontas of the Coun-
Gil.
Past Great Sachem Charles McIn-
tire acting as Great Sachem. accom-
panied by the following acting great
chiefs, Great Senior Sagamore, f. A.
Gradwohl; Great Junior Sycamore,
Francis X. Smith; Great Sannap, Rob-
ert c. Kidwell; Great Guard OF the
Wigwam. George w. Baldwin; Great
Guard of the Forest, A. c. Rodgers.
raised the chiefs Of the Keokuk Tribe.
No 8. on Thursday evening as follows:
Prophet. II. Pierce Brown; Sachem, ].
b. McManus; Senior Sycamore, w. r.
Rutter: Junior Sagamore. Fred Schus-
ter: Warriors, A. II. Caulk, II. NJ
Horn, NJ. M. Gordy, n. l.. Rutter;
Braves. w. II. Pierson. c. r. Loug-
heed. f. NJ. Hyland, c. G. Baldwin;
Guard Of Forest, Frank p Lysinger
A. c. Rogers; Sannaps, VIM. J. Buck
ley. d. ~ Castlow. Kekok has made
considerable gain during the present
They are enthusiasts in the affairs
Of the Red Mems Fraternal Home and
were one OF the first tribes to adopt
the law paying one cent a week for
each member for the benefit of the
home The great chiefs made interest
ing long talks congratulating the tribe
for their good work and their interest
in Redmenship.
Gapfor CaQamora nnpt.fxI
Great sachem. Harry b. Sinclair. assisted
by the following acting great chiefs
Great Prophet, A. c. Rodgers; Great
Senior Sycamore, William J. Buckley
Great Junior Sycamore. George W. Bald.
win; Great Sannap, Robert c. Kidweii
| Great Mishinewa NJ r. Rutter; Greai
/ Guard OF Wigwam. !. NJ. Whiteside
/ Great Guard of Forest, f. S. Bane. visited
FIiawatha Tribe No. ~ on Thursday even
ing and raised their chiefs. Prophet, T. A
/ Campbell; sachem. II. w. Losey; Senior
Sycamore, II. Kenton; Junior Sycamore
r. Cooper; Sannaps, George w. Avery
G. Frank Goodnow; Guard Of Forest, ]
c. Futz; Guard OF wigwam. w. J. Ken
tom Warriors. Charles Green. w. NJ Yer
non, L. II. Peacock. Carl Maier; Braves
Daniel Smith, J. r. Stewart. William Nc
Cormick, G. W. Stewart; Trustee. J. G
Futz: Representative to Great Council
George W. Avery This Tribe has organ
lied degree teams for each Of the thre
degrees with c. +. Pimer as captain o
the adoption degree team; c. A. Cline
captain Of the Warriors Degree team
and Robert Greer. captain Of the Chiefs
! Degree team The great chiefs Wer
pleased with their reception and mad
interesting long talks.
Great Mishinewa John f. Lynn, act
ing as Great Sachem, accompanied b.