Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-22
IMPROVED RED MEN
RAISE GREAT CHIEFS
New Term Inaugurated With In
stallation of Great Chiefs and
Appointment of State officers

| 455, was visited in its wlgwam, SD and
Market streets. by a large delegation of
| chiefs and warriors from Tribe No. l49, of
| Chester. The degree team Of the visiting
| tribe performed the adoption ceremony In
a manner which claimed the attention Of
| all Red Men present. The visitors pre-
sented TO Mendamin Tribe beautiful
mounted pair Of silver tomahawks. During
the evening Great Senior Sycamore T. G.
Beswick presented Deputy Charles Cullis
with gold watch as n token Of esteem
from his fellow members of Tribe No. 149
Interesting short talks were made by Past
Sachem Samuel Korn, Past Sachem j.
Donahue, II. s. Brown, secretary of the
allied tribes of West Philadelphia; Harry
Reinhart, c. Of II. of Tribe No. 49, and
Great Prophet S. II. walker.
The 67th annual session Of the Great Council
mp6tmni EsthernFS HSa SYS held BY that body Tor many
years What at one time thres9}epSd o to saS6 1ssS
ful, harmonious assemblage, where around the the
Fa chiefs 'sa and pES Raro ri bold God Fs
Iation 9f M Mfar,reachlPg Importance In the better
The session proved GmsS oqS SSR fitting Fss trbStG bSs9
the, scngral upiift ot the brotherhood - =
Of 4. ard the Finance G9mmlttSS the follsowlnE
committee was appointed T. Wa hoaenn,aEher. hd aver.
K o' Andors.' ''S5" No. ia N''''' '''' '''' ''
The following, names werc PLACED IN n,om,iIna; nina
Great sachem, T, c., .1eswics 40. 455i great
Ereat jgnior saFnmoEe John Morris. No. 1lS 11S2;
Crank Kqmmergad. Nc. 4pSj Charles Z: F5e9tai,
John r FerisY No. ,3iei George, W, Price; ~,
No. gSs S?Ee Smacl M SSaTs Shs G No. ao William Rhne
harTt Ne d23i William lie HeinSSman S6 Nj oTTy S2j
Hsyter, &c. IL @%illism BodsnhSyer, No; AZ
I@m Nc%s,, a5, 30, 60 III; ,W!lliam K Got6Si Eo SSSi
aRn aTy IIu49 mo q 1ih far s. ko? SP SS3
No sl great prophet. John NJ T9ombe' 20 no a3as
John r. POore No, ass, IL. o Bgrtnett. No. q;
s6 snssST s%muei III f. WaiSf S No NS si charles T. Davis
No. $50; Richard r. Tongue,. No, l15i ,WillIISSm
Charles schaicr%, hHi e. No. " 2a0i 4 c. 1ioiiagd No 4s
Altoona was chosen as the place of tho next
Insqhoqee Royns raised The ELECTIVE iGd stsnt na
lowing Great sanpap samVol rIiS- HENRI Ne; III ~
dre2t g. %'9?S% St # John S4f5GS w. Prss:sr %
r. Hayden NcQyy@tG N9 SOL orphGb2ifS rsbiSo5 9oaEa r.
Turn, No; IL EiSS2co Ico%@%{{6tsssS- co%@{tss-i26n %6
Rep%Tts-j. Franz .Rcafearn' No. 4i ywilB5aamS BaS
TT TialcnTy@RSbard +, ,fo6Eqs No: III; n; NJ
Sf I'' tRc 0rdoT.Q smith iinqgr, No 1o7 KerS%!n
seaaef Mo- 49, iSRoo SR9 II N5 nISSr S George NS S1
stevens. 40 =, WIlim j RS9tSn S5,Snrd NSi g Nsfii S29
N5le?s: No. 49, n L. J. C. i|S Tfoxa D No. 2! s@s Board
q Appcals-S9musl GeGtlG No; SSg SSSes
ETaser No. rs; John FeImeth No 100; James
Davis, NO. 4aO'
annual donation DAY % be oD?srTSa safS4dat Ht
mex next i'g% and money conributons or the donation
Of suitable goods Sro for eber i~Sh tribes or ndvdua
members.
col '' rSturned to its first love. and rein,
n6S s@Ga into m weors eG HS'fmP n %ont6wn RIT over
companns presented Hrs f9r nseed
T. g II Frank Rradcr: g. H., william T.
Roissj l. G. H., Lewis T. , zins2"y io,r 0yeTseGT r
2osop4r rbSmas 5tSss; i GRcehtSi; Si eli k OF h. John r
Wo trqTSG W"@} y M B. g. fGS5sT Ro5sTt Hdmbadh lei n
Il. D. Nathan Weller Il B., Harold SCI. SGhuoni Si,. -,
ny@a@rS tTS SS"'ss We're " present performed TIE
usual work. ns well as exempiihed, the nnwrRi5-
PinESr{Gn: \ 9 il; LSwss p Pay ;oS3rss n C. vi e
Price 0.o 3. T. Z. H. Louis + seeEari rst farmer
Thomas Frascrt G. b, ,p,., George w snyderi
:" EdirynE m speeches we're delivered by the offi
GERS Remarks were also made by the the fohSSwitns
William +. Goersch Jacob c6ryst; Henry Y Cess Cess
%er HfrTy tha ymsets %as ndogrnsd yors
from Philadephla, We're royalty entertat1ed
maRcrs held their regular monthly meeting at |
24 North Ith street f I2TEG attendance Of
for tho session In York. Pa. on July 10 were
There will be a meeting OF, officers and depu,
ties on Thursday night. July o. at I'd and
The Increasing interest IN the SUNDAY after-
Red MEMS Home, at Cheltenham, is evidenced
nv the fact that in tho audience of Sunday last |
- tribes were represented. The sermon was
preached by the Rev Walter u. Greenway, pas
tor OF CASTOR Memorial Preshyterap Church.
NNiI,1stSaI features included a duet by Miss |
Florence KrctZ and Mrs. H. n, Murthns, as
well as a plano solo by Robert WlnteTbOttom.
At the tribal gathering of Minonk Tribe No.
J51, n full detailed report was received cover
ing the recent State Council session held at
Mahanoy City, after which two palefaces were
SSturilay next the tribe will celebrate its
I'm anniversary by a family picnic and athletic
sports, 10 be held az Georges Hill FqiLmopnt
viii be held in the wigwam. 30iS Lancaster
avenue.
. Cologne Facing Potato Famine
AMSTERDAM, June 22.-Accordlng to
the Vorwaerts, a potato famine is threaten
ing Cologne. The quantity available at
the present time Is two and one half pounds
per head per week, but, the paper declares,
L.