Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27
h MEMS ORDER
NAMES GREAT CHIEFS
trict Deputies, With Social
Eessions, Advance Frater-
nal Tribal Interests

,orr,aI official drawing held sat
".,a,inp at state headquarters the
.,ng ticket, with the respective posi-
VIZ ,bc candidates as indicated, was
~ .,,on as the official ballot for the
uPaioction for great chiefs: Great
US iohn NJ Coombe, No 151; great
o.', gomore, r. c. Beswick, No. ass;
iunior sycamore, George Focht No.
Iormon l.. G. Troxell No 20l;
los Schafcr, No. 900. Charles w.
~ No. 81, 4. V. Dively, No. 30; Hay
Ncouaite 40 3Ol Samuel Williams,
NJ ga. and William S. Dilchcr, No.
ireat prophet. Samuel H. Walker,
ai great chief of records, Thomas Is.
oley. No is: a. L. Twiford, NO. 4S;
r.. Emsley. No. 72, and John Il.
No 9jS, great keeper of wampum,
nh Farrar, no. l4l; John I. Feriey,
IA and Charles Y. Davis, No. $50;
renrnsentativcs Joseph Farley, No.
eharIes h, Snerr, No. l5i; Walter r.
ara no. 2s1: John s. Zimmerman,
S55. william II. Long No. 250: John
,nsIey. 40. 72: Charles II. Willis No.
9,cbard T.. Tongue. 40. liz; William
erns. No. 377, and John c. Cornish,
onta Tribe, 40, ~, WI Nlti,uIrN urNn SthIal,,' Ia,
large number of members have promised
tend. Brother, Charles Don9nHC mas prom
orn Moon. The sTgIg hand one .,,i,,r, Of P3-
snns NV a' Brnihcrs Smlttle and Gamers are
charge during the absence OF tho !cnGCr
spec to curing GiS 81 SprRIisfh IrGthcr IN dS S
es as Junior sycamore, was received and
ted on this slGep. much TO- IN the m reEtrSSt EtrS6
osS SoIE Hresgp' s5 wd'li sitartcd. the members
"a Brothcr Arthur Green as Junior saga
rent sachcm. samuel II. Walkcr. assisted
est snchcms hunting ana Mclugh
at sachcm samuel n. walker aggaadn agalh
nen1hcra with n humorous ta TX. Brother
er also smoke to The members OF ms
trip to Btrdshoro TO WINES the ""op-
rows row 5lssp. and II viii be to the inter.
viii be worth. while to hear. and the
ilttee will provide refreshments
held It's rcEular In9nth'S tneotihnR r. ~, INC
am Of S42iwnCr I'LL .ii5is tnnatinf, n Nn,
lfeets; rntr,I' rr sStt1c tinn The GogrCr
e. GS9prSr ,p r,o,nhGrs h TO IN SnssIst him in the
l 20 tiI,,tJi,,tr tiIr tcnr,s ns m To- this time
% ol No. Noon very succcssful. rot having
this sbGGt @nI mSHGF o ,o MF' d6aTed %Ted
.opCrutc III rS,nn Nf,rrbinsr C'lb rrnortnd
It rNrnJc was WprNirE snEccss '" It " viii hold "a
session on FGqnry g IN drH tmS mvtdI hST quo to
~ ~ forward wavs and means for the
session and there viii, be quite Il NUN
,f the Dakota Association present Also
,d,v evening the Deputies Association of
ueipilI" ",,a, ,,ts a. iGi1 Nnrth Droad street.
niI,I, III Syi iIhn t.rcot vnliIe to the fraternity
n,SlEt nmrEt hhnInEF XIII Srcomnlished by this vigor-
",,iIatinn tLc rrrnt rhIpfl Of tho State
ons, affecting the wTciffare Of the brother
IN thls stc''oh vi '"' "'"'''
1t, ,,,,,,.u, t. ,,o
EASTERN section of the city viii be inter
hongeg TriPG 10; ~ GriGT cbriGT, yIl STI'gil an
er rj aGd Io,,o, ynr "gir ir"ssns "t s''''
dental to the weeks jubilee at Morton,
dsn @ %bpeH bp ,t nt't!E SgnEroI II RnI,cr
5fancd sn .boso nrascnt ,iuon RCimanship
NJ notcntial npssibiiities MS a factor for
ettermeH' OF a community
a biz district meeting Of the tribes Of
stown and vicinity. District Deputy
subjects Of tribal interest to be congiderel
insure good!y attendance OF warriors ana
,,,ord,,. r,,.,,,.,. ,,o tribo, Pod Mon of
stown have Soen NV contestinE with the
n Of The trihe Of PocShontas as 10 which
Within deront Tho mambcrs Of Scioto
last nIrht Cntartaincd their sisters Of
egree OF Pocahontas with a pig roast.
mai sticcess g'o'' "'' '''''' '''''
Tribe Y5 53g ~" viii The he onnronriotcIH eel
g9 Z. IN the Wis"tm' fermahtoWh avenue
sacbeS or,,,i ~ W!!,a,TlsUU. ni ES tbn
SS,Hent .,,. samuel nv II, MTlNrF WI" Uo '"'
light Tribe No. 4IG, of Reading. will cole
EN- Charlie Davis, Great Prophct Charles
80 ami Gro1t Snccbcr, (, ,,,,ol II Tv"iltCr
'"'o '''c OSC"sloh with 'Hcir lFeS'"cc'
Redmcn's Jubilee Association held
ns at ~ Morth llth street Monday
OiG: Alexander clark. 30. %, president;
srar H. Finkerton' NO TO- secretary ana
-'N''
ooscot Irlhe' NO 90, adopted three pale
NJ the last meeting, with more appli-
rs pending. After the close of tho tribal
ns the IIaymakers held their monthly
Ing and Two tramps were Instructed
makers "a! was held at I2i \, iith street