Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-25
ORDER OF RED MEN
ELECTS GREAT CHIEFS
Official Results of Recent Elec-
tions in Tribal Wigwams for
Great Council Officers

The Committee on Election Returns fo
| Great Chiefs, appointed by the Great Sa
chem' to open and count the official returni
| from subordinate tribes throughout tn,
reservation Of Pennsylvania for the election
| recently held for great council officers, me-
| at headquarters In this city Tuesday aft
ernoon TO perform the duties of their ap
| pointment The election was one OF Tho
most spirited ones in recent years, and
| while lines of contest were sharply drawn
the results will be accepted in that friendly
| fraternal spirit which so thoroughly ami
mates this great brotherhood.
bez Of Tsasy the &c tnsrS we're
| rection. These, however viii in no way affect
turns:
-, Great ssehem. John NJ coombe. No, ISL.
more, T. c, Beswick No. ass. Phiiedephia.
is unGr ssrant6n asoa MSrmaD L.
Tr,oSell, ,nll, No. POI, Allentown 1874. william s.
NSS ssSi Xito2nS SlS. ana charles ". LANCE Lan,sss,
NJ fPaRhSsRsf PRSGRps 'REi 1881 S0S 1oS. sq I TT2gs gs
Of Tismgsg5WS s5sS Jesegh Tarrar No 15 Phls-
and Jo6n Fersy 40 go sS SSS FSa Fsh
over, 4C!si chsries r.. wiiiiits. 30. q, Read
gS ara S'9fs essr Rodsf5' Er Nj ai fss
lehem. 2S41i John c.. Cornish, No. 80. Phila-
shSTI,mSgS1 22gS wilIism Kerns NS az ~
e. PSRGepha s2 i724 ana aotss s9nn r. N"''' NO.
No, II enjoys the dstne.iCa Of being the dTst
permanent body. 1t " was seI formed d With IS mem.
tssrs; HEs q whom st msm6srEf, q ths
II that etaeiSl espsslS. During {{beir iSnE
ing numerous wiEwams and performing the
three three degrees for a large number OF tribes
It's eenh % SS
sen end in S at s
Among the c9ntributors to the e=ntertainmentt = .t
Gearge Cough. %R . '"s"er MISS may Ns'''s' "''U
Tomorrow evening Chattahoochee Tribe viii
f. ersrd Oin d 9S Sfa Street Snd
ntuf Snt ii p mn fSiiowcG By DANCING sT TRs r5e
has been in continuous existence for Se yG2rs Sg
ssfS siS, oSS. SSO members ana assets OF more INA"
Mp9oh9ha 3 Tribe No IL Of t,b5ns RrSnehowq os
tSinment in Wilson'S Hail. York road below
,,sS q ri So an
at The he Fdq sd rGT Home nS SR"9S
in popularity as the summer advances The
Red Men hut also host of friends of the or
Eera n ha 81 the BS class or
Susquehunna Avenue Presbyterian Church. di
mon mon was preached by Rev. r. j. Jones pastor
f he HSTf Ts as % Praa and s20 MISE ss
Marion Haines and selections by male quartet.
Saturday evening all OF the tribes OF the wy
Sed In SS conSorda df Hall wilkes Il VAS
in point of attendance and enthusiasm. the most
by Red Sien in this section OF the reservation.
ns m9see a IS %I te acSe
$ H. Walker. Great Senior Sycamore John n.
elo9uent city TreasureT Daniel Hart am noted
author and playwright.
- PGeonta Tribe N9 g. VIII open the doors
its Council sleep tomoTTOw night to Welcome
visitors from sister tribes interested in up-to-
and sSceessfS fraternal Ha% Work Al the last ses
sion one paleface was formally adopted. after
Of the notable and foTcibie speakers being the
popular chief Of recordg, John Greephalgh. The
and members are already at work seeking aEain
to match l the record Of las' year by outclassipg
jubilee.
oTEhti IN a5 effort further stpas in.
si;Hsm a big 9pen meeting viii be held d n the
f5sSs fIsSsrSh In,o efss sasssP s %RlEsT n ana
tend and assist in the good work.
Chippewa Tribes No. 81, continues to gather
in palefaces, snd on last Wednesday's sleep |
sac Joh NJ Samsro The
meeting and assisted in the work; ,,,u,.,, v.
ance Of members and friends. The members
sweet thearts along to See what wldeawake tribe |
81 this IL is Music dancing and good fpIakps srysa w
The great chiefs have been invited 10 attend and |
a gala night is looked for,