Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-17

the next Great Council. Representative Rem. I'M
laws OF the Orphans Fund in relation to the
assessment. raising samo to 20 cents Inns
also lays over tor action at the next session
Mahanoy city selected as the next
The Great 7t''If Ghief OF Records was directed to
forward copies OF the printed records 70 eaeh
H @es hs Se1e qepSS St sa @ I9'Rems P + TaSF oRsdn
No. ~, presiding.
Nominations for great chiefs and great rep
resentatives were made as follows
Great prophet-SSamuel, H.. Walker. No. 81
Great senior sagamore-T c. Beswick No
Great junior qSgqq,more-qeorgs VI cTi,sh; sl,
Braunn, No, 5li;. Hugh Goddard, No. II;
Sis9s Ssoss saa NH 2lS srns sh Gen
tFB0ff tBaFes o tSnss tz Hagen N6 5 n'2saaf 9a No. No. ST.
". l. Rss,ilPhart. s,l. No 453; !. W. Rode4nhavffg
1 N1dePs No. % 2Ii DlsI john C. &c Cornish, mis- 30 $o
L. F. skerrett, No. "a; James uHzeli No 24s
Great chief of rsGsoEdsTThoWas In * Dqqnsily q1sidy
So 52 Willam ian 6 eonleyi, No NJ i24 10 John 1o5 f.
PSI Charles E. Pass, No. 81.
No rePf IA; NeSEYil CHARLES T. ba9Is No sso; Ma6on
TTL[umlbauer' N9 II; John T. Ferley No. $40;
Great representatives-Josep Farley, No.
$2S Ga $GGSsPST RISPpe No Si John 25S %%STn5n %sn
aaeRess mi M?@ No. g. cRaFog Rns X &ner a35 No i5
William j. Kerns, No. 377 Richard E.
tGSSent ttTSGt Smith, No o' Is Charles H. %niits,
No, a John b, Emsloy, No, z; Walter r:
jesse EG1sesh shalicPoss, @ No, ''e' S. " "Ss '>',
The great chiefs. were then raised by Great
Junior Sycamore James Rodgers, of the G. c.
U; s., assisted by 7. g. l. John w Cherry,
ylrglnia;, Thomas J. irwin g: e o. r. OF
Great sachem-SRmuel H. WALKER
Great senior aagamore-John NJ. Coombes.
Great junior sagamorc-T g, Beswlck
Great prophet ilarlGs =. Iass'
Great Mshinewa-I, Frank Redfern.
g. g. Of W.IIahaTrES IahI Sol HlSaT; lI5mt5
the great sachem announced the following
aRFRGini RFRinanae"Iohn %sih r. ereenhalgh. No 81; A L.
Twiford. No As; Charles Weland, No 80.
Returns and Reports-Robert s. Brown, No.
f5Gi Fsinhnrt MllS% No ias brown NO -o'; wilma"
JadictyE5jo4R F. ri7o, PSSTe' NJ No. ao3 30s George
State Stat ',oi Of the order"X V. plyely, No: 80;
James SNYDER NQ ~ Harry 6r1n Rammer No o}sS y
II, q. Braunn, No. 5l7; John schleicher. No.
'MNneage-charles Williams. No 500: Charles
Bell, No, $oii Christ I krelI No 2ss' No .oao.
Pgblisty@ Thomas Fraser. No 2Js; ., Hugh
Nc ri Il Il TPufRSf f. foSsos 49, ~ 2s
AID II. c. BauzepnergeE, No ii3, EI, o,,,,, ,r,a.
inCohN1ee, lanes r. Rodgers.
The statigttcnl reports show; Membership
eTeat MoIm san, mSo8 slC6 number Of past saSfoms IL
SS0; reflections durirg the great sun. III:
,yampum received by the trites, SS5s 030 60:
expehded Tor relief of members, S2s71256l;
extended for funeral BENEFITS of members, SIs,
All 81. expended for funeral benefits of mem
hers wives, sls,8i661; expended for other
pupesss Y9m8Ps&4m 87P A. wame9 w KesPer S
V,sttd by tribes 81 ,616,4ss.65; total worth of
tribes reported, 81, 732, 1850 value Of para
nheTnalia, $226,2Ts,l7; total valuation. $685.
OO4 10.
paconta Tribe feels proud of the honor OF
having amorg It's membership the great cashem
~ the state, which should lend stimulus for
extra efforts during his administration. This
tribe was very we'll represented az the con-
Nantion Resides Brother Walker, Representa-
tiy" p S. George W. Nicholson and p. S. John
H. Greenhalgh, chairman OF the Finance COM
Tnlttee were present.
The RED Mems Jubilee Association has com
y,lsted ali arrangements for the annual outing
Al Point Breeze Park on July "a All members
are invited TO enter the events, With the eN-
fsnsive program arranged quite lively and
social time Is anticipated. Tickets have been
mailed 10 all members, and the committee
would like TO see a large tournout'