Evening journal., 1913-10-23
]. F. LYNN is
GREAT SACHEM
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Continued From First Pagel
work in his own tribe Is proverblal.
The Deputy Great Sacheme ha, A
most cases performed their flloff
duties and Tie large increase IN lmem
beIship. that has been made III the
western side of the hunting grognq5
of Sussex county. has. ln "A lafKc
measure. been the result Of the untT-
ing efforts Of Deputy Great Sachem y.
Milton Cleary. hut have already
made this 'ong talk a long Ia in
deed. and with best wishes 10 ALL will
close. suppose that ] Will now be
ranked among those who arc knoAn
as the has beenA
Mr.. Lynn Elected Great Sachem.
The Great Council was visited To-
day by Carl Foster Great Incohonee
of the order This mornings ses-
sion was attended by hundreds OF
Red Men from all parts OF the State.
The most important matters consid-
cred was election of officers. John f.
Lynn. OF this city. assistant city So
lncitor. who has been great senior
sycamore was elected to the office
of great sachem succeeding William
b T. rappan OF Rehohoth, whose term
o. expired today.
r There was a. close contest y0rthe cihe'
OF great junior sagamoref WILLIAM. n
" Morrow oi this city defeating D. :;
Gradwohl, also OF this city by 66 voteH
The new officers are: Great Prople
Emory B Riggiu. Laurel; Great ga
). chem, John Lynn Wilmington; criai
/ Senior Sycamore. William s. Simpson
r Milford; Great Junior Sycamore. WI
liam ID. Morrow. Wilmington; Greit
. Keeper of Records Edward Mclnfifr.
Wilmington; Great Keeper of Wampuins
Harry A. Dempsey, Newport. represents
atiyes to the Great tonncil of The
United States. William T. Tappan. Hc-
hoboth. and Henry b. Sinclair, VIII
mingtOn.
This morning Great lncohoneo Cacl
Fostef made an address on the gen
cral work OF the order and urged that
the collector OF Wampum be eleciell.
This will be considered by the lodges
, In the near future
Following this mornings session.
Great incohonec Foster and the Va
rious officers Of the organi8ati3n bette
went to the Hotel Dupont, where dW
ner was had.
The report to'hiy of Edward Mclni Ve
< .rent chlct ui records. showed recelW.
lof sS4G7 ~ and disbursements 81
Sisg1 %. leaving balance IN hank pl
; Sli7ol2.
: The membership report shows the iei
lowins'
Members last report, 59se adoplS'
. during great sua. 3S5; admitted h'
=, card. 30; rcin,tated. 31' suspended 3nue
" Withdrawn bv card. o. Deceased ~
- present membership, 551s; decrease u'e
ing great sun, 5.
ls Delegates of poc,hontas Membef'
last report. GOp: adapted during pic
s. great sum. a.: reinstated. .; suspenie'''
IL .ii. deceased. I present membership
e. SOL: decrease during great sun =
a, Th. fifth annual report oi the hs4
n Men. Frnternal LONE Of Delaware tp'
X tho fiscal YEAR ending august 81, ~
re shows these figures
" Anonnt received from all sourcra,
" s37t5l lG: amount paid treasurer As tt'
or recei,t book S327fl7; interest ON qe-
in no.its. s2O0o. Total, S31I5lb.
" Rank account Amount in hank l1st
u rennrt. Sl2lS.OS: amount deposited W
ie treasurer and interest on depos ~
10 ss745.lG Total. s49d32i Amount ps{d
p ont ms per check book, sio04i2; b1'
q anco in bank. SS'a.l2.
~ Valuation Of home Valuation at lsFi
~ report. SIl 800; increased appreeiat,pe
- - account of new buildings, etc, $3.50
+. Total, sl2,45O
Valuation of furniture-Na tle'
IA last and present report, $500 n
p- Valuation Of live stock-Horse, pi*'
ar chickens, 1913. ~
Valuation of stable equipment ~
.r riase. wagon, cart and harness, eff
is $500. AZ
IL Permanent fund Mortgage OH iali
y at Ruthby, Sl4O0; mortgage on farm g
~ Christiana. $3.50; accrued interest ~
se payment on principal, S5I27+ Iota
" S2622 ia. Total worth, Slo,441.l4. &