Evening journal., 1911-10-04
RAISING THE
RED MEN CHIEFS

Great Senior Sycamore James T.
Semerteen acting as Great Sachem,
assisten by Great Prophet Charles F.
Donnelly, Great Senior Sycamore
William D. Morrow. Great Junior
Sycamore Robert j. Curry, Great
Sannap Clarence r. Porter, Great
Mishinewa Marshall Yeatman and
Great Guard of the Forest Howard S.
Johnson visited Hopockohackine
Tribe, No. II, on Monday evening and
raised the following chiefs of the
tribe; Sachem, Joseph L. Bennett;
Senior Sycamore. c. M. McElory;
Junior Sycamore, Joseph Hall;
Prophet, irwin Stetser; Sannaps.
Marshall p. Tindall, William ID. Nor
row; Warriors, NJ T. Devine, Lorenzo
Britungham. A. H. Craig, George v.
Edwards; Braves, G. T. Rodgerson.
n. n. Lenderman, Q. +. Donnelly, e.
J. Stewart; Guard of the Wigwam.
George A, Young; Guard OF the For
est CHARLES 70. Meechem. Hopocko-
hacking Tribe members are proud of
thelr work during the past term. hav-
ing gained three in membership and
increased their wampum belt nearly
Two nundred fathoms. Their warriors
ana braves are active and are BOOM
ing Past Sachem William ID. Morrow
Tor Great Junior Sagamore.
Fast Great Sachem and Great Rem
resentatiye Harry b. Sinclair. acting
as treat Sachem, together with the
Ioiiowing acting great chiefs, Great
, + frophet, Percy l.. Henderer; Great
senior Sagamore, William Collins:
1reat Junior Sycamore, Harvey B.
Hansbury; Great Chief of Records.
Duane Cohee; Great Sannaps, Alex.
y. Rodgers and Great Guard OF the
torest' Walter A. Wilson, visited
Minqua Tribe, No. 8, Monday evening
ana raised their chiefs as follows
Sachem, James s. McGeachie: Senior
sagamore, Walter E. Mahan; Junior
Sagamore, George A. Gibson; Prophet,
robert G. Moffett; Sannaps. Charles
G WILCOX, William II. Duncan; War
rlors, A. 70. Pemberton, George L.
moore, Samuel Garden, Harry N. Con
ner; Braves, Albert From, c. G.
Sayers, T. r. Cornwen, Jr.. Andrew
Johnson; Guard of Wigwam VIM.
Fesmire Mahan; Guard of Forest
George Stout Representative to
Great Council, Irwin r. Dickerson.
Minqua Tribe is one Of the live tribes
ana takes delight In remembering the
birthday OF their members, making a
special occasion of the event This
creates sociability and good fellow
snip and tends to increase the en-
thusiasm OF the members.
Great Mishinewa, John f. Lynn act
ing great sachem, together with the
following acting Great Chiefs, Great
Prophet James McManua Great Sem
Tor Sagamore William ]. Morris. Great
Junior Sycamore William ]. Buck
ley, Great Sannap Stephen ]. Barcus,
Great Mishinewa David ]. Evans,
great keeper of Wampum Josiah Black
way, Great Chief Of Records William
r. Rutter, Great Guard Of Wigwam
Walter c. King. trailed to the hunting
grounds of New Castle on Monday
evening and raised the chiefs of the
tribes as follows: Prophet, II. l. viii
helme; Sachem, A. F. Beal; Senior
Sycamore, John Biggs; Junior Saga
more. Albert Clayton; Warriors, Jos.
Fernan, Frank Steward, Thomas s.
Nowland, Aquilla NJ Keegan; Braves
Jas Blackburn, Joseph Blackburn,
Michael Nester. Jefferson Downham
| Sannaps, Albert Loveless, William
Rossell Guard of Wigwam, Granville
Ferguson; Guard Of Forest John b
Proud. The Seminole boys have beer
working and show an increase II
membership % eight during the pas
term. The tribe is in a fiourishing con
dition and is contemplating giving
minstrel show during the comm.
moons The tribe elected John PROUD
as Representative to the Great Council
and Howard Wilhelm as representa-
tive Of the tribe. Prophet. Howard vii
helme presented John Biggs, the new
ly elected senior sycamore a handsome
ring for having brought in the mos
members during the term. Pas
Sachems. James Lancaster; Juniol
Sycamore Albert Clayton and Sacheu
John Biggs made pleasing long talks