Evening journal., 1911-04-04
RAISING THE
RED MEN CHIEFS
Those Of HOpOCkOhaCkinG Tribe
InduCted into Office
Last Evening


Great Chief of Records Edward Nc
Intire, acting as Deputy Great
Sachem. assisted by Past Sachem
Frank Siegrist, acting Great Prophet,
raised the chiefs of Apache Tribe, No.
81. on Saturday evening as follows:
Prophet, William II. Drew; Sachem,
George F. Stewart; Senior Sagamore,
II. S. williams; Junior Sycamore,
George A. Abels: Chief OF Records, J.
A. Rettew; Keeper Of Wampum, w.
B. Weldin: Sannaps, f. e. Hare; F.
Siegrist: Warriors. George w. farrell,
Z. A. Turney. w. D. Davis, c. c. Hop
kins: Braves, J. p. Charsha, n. Nj.
Andrews, II. S. Bratton, G. s. Brew
err: Guard Of Wigwam, K. F. Cahall;
Guard OF Forest, Roland Cardwell
Apache Tribe is the youngest tribe
in the reservation, but they are COM
posed of a young membership that Is
imbued with the proper spirit Of Red
msnship. they are interested in the
union meeting of the tribes for recep-
tion of the Great Incohonee and
Great Sachem and their team will be
I'm competition for the honors Of con-
ferring the degree.
Lenape Tribe Chiefs.
Great Mishinewa John F. Lynn, act
ing Deputy Great Sachem, assisted
by the following acting Great Chiefs,
Great Prophet, James NJ McManusi
Great Senior Sycamore, William j.
buckley; Great Junior SagaooIe'
Naaman Boyce: Great Sannap Steph-
en- ]. Barcus; Great Guard OF Wig
wan. Josiah Blackway visited Lenape
l
raised the following chiefs-Prophet
Edward P. Kinds; Sachem, H. w
Scott; Senior Sycamore, l.. q. Day
ett; Junior Sycamore, VIM. i. Mum
sic. G. of R., II. w. stiles; Collector
of Wampum, Edward Needles; Keeper
OF Wampum, J. c. Braber; Sanhal
| Thomas Schwamb, John A. Carroll
Guard Of Wigwam, Edward Barber
Guard Of Forest, David w. cray
Warriors, Hector Hannah, William
Moore, Jr., F. w. Grubb, G. H. Fowler
Braves, Joseph II. Lowe, Thomas lay
lor, A. J. Burtin, William f. Dean. Ih'
Chief of Records Hermon Bothum
who has been in this position TO
twenty-three consecutive years, Vol
UNFAIRLY relinquish his position; IN
tribe presented him with a handsom
leather rocking chair in appreciatiol
OF his past services. Brother bothun
has been a very valuable MEMBER
the tribe in his position and the Grea
Chiefs regret his retirement, out Zee
that the new incumbent Brother Sule
will prove HIS worth In the position
HOpOckOhacking Chiefs.
Great Chief of Records Edward NC
Intire, acting Great Sachem togethe
with the following acting great chief'
. Great Prophet, Harry B. Sinclair
: Great Senior Sycamore, William "
/ Cohee; Great Junior Sycamore, Wn
]. Morris; Great Chief of Record
Charles McIntire; Great Guard Of tf
Forrest, Harold w. Quinby and Gre'
Sannap, Frank d. Walker, visitt
Hopockohacking Tribe, No. II, {
Monday evening and raised the fo
lowing chiefs OF the tribe: Proph'
lid. E. Biddle; Sachem, Irwin Stetse
| Senior Sycamore. Joseph L. Bennett
/ Junior Sycamore, G. NJ McElro.
/ Chief Of Records. Joseph Fl. w. Fc
1snsbee; Collector of Wampum, A
bert Stetser; Keeper of Wampul
Joseph L. Brooks: Sannaps, NJ.
Devine, G. f. Donnelly: Warriors.
Rodgerson, J. s. Gabke. owen ToI
jlson, NJ. Wilhelme: Braves, G.
Pepperman, L. r. Brittingham, G..
Young, f. j. Stewart; Guard of Wi
wan, J. d. Hall; Guard OF Forest,
IC. Meecham. Hopookohacking Tril
has made considerable gain in final
ces during the past term and also
membership. Brother Follsnsbee WI
raised to the position of Chief of Re
ords for the twenty-sixth time, ma
| ing i'm all twenty-six years he h
served in that capacity, and he
valuable member of the tribe al
always interested in the welfare al
in the Order in general. A commi
tee was appointed by the tribe
meet in joint committee with q
other tribes for the preparation
the reception of the Great Incohon
and Great Sachem.