Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-18
NOMINATIONS OF THE
GREAT CHIEFS, S,LO.R.M M.
Eleven Candidates Out for Great
Junior Sycamore Begin
ming of District Meetings

JuHlOT DHBamOre-be Begin
ming of District Meetings
Great Chief OF Records Fraser announces
the names OF the brothers who have been
nominated for chieftaincies In the Great
Council and who have accepted in accord
ance with the laws. as follows:
Great sachem-s. Williams, Jr.. No. 43l.
Great senior sagamore-Charles L. Bell,
No. 3o4
Great Junior sycamore william S.
Dilcher, No. 204; Asher X. Anders, No.
2l4 J: w. Rodenhaver, No e1; Norman
l.. c. Troxell. No. 2o1; Hayden McQuaite.
No. Sol; John II. Felneth, No. 159 /;
Charles Hickman, No. All; J. II. Parrish,
No. 42o; Charles w. Pressler. No 61: A. r.
Chase, No. 4o7. and. Charles Schafer, No.
Great prophet c. Meswici. No 455.
Great chief of records-Bamllton S. Nc
Kee. No. 11S; Thomas L. Fraser, No. 27s,
and John A. Emsley. No az.
Great keeper of wampum--Joseph Farrar,
No. 144; Charles T. Davis, No. $40, and
Charles r. Willis, No. "a.
Great Chief q Resords, Fraser visited Pau;
ssslstsd n the G:dcstlon o. ,Ss new 'WiEgahm h
ts :Gs from " he q 3 G.
oJ JohP F. RaddT h showed s % Gno hs rS6 %
had made gain during tho last term. and in
sG nd 2 tSc iaDiSsi e 'ReT worm ooR sSGo
The tribe has lost the services Of several mem
,,SG q. r. Fraser sOmgiImsn,sS the tribe on
Curing the 'ns cold mOSn
Other ,speakers were Deputy, Great. sachem
%S%pam, %osa i; EdNsfSs ard Deputy sPsE Great q
sachem Thomas wilson Entertained the thfe mem @
bers With poems dedicated to the great sachem
SSgSgf ot Gss5SS Of Ioeshontsss is being
Hicks having an active part in IT, He is a live
district deputy in tho Haymakcrs.
,Leni Lenape Tribe, No .. with delegation
&c snd drum corps visited Waski.s Tribe: no.
seSSoh 9qS wShs rSe s the ssep Visit
ing membeLs with 2 rousinG reception, escort
psyinE and red hrs sioEins The IRE " dspaFt, gaaq
1nt Yrnsd OS, toe With bells and Whistles
assisted by the degree team OF No. 9, raised tho
4e5 ssessm tsborn tss we're made by J6 Rt
brothers. Corn ana venisou were served.
rraSsed by great Junies iS' n Bell eTIfi wi
be be held IL the wlgwam Of Ttoga Tribe, No.
Great saehem, John gassett. who has arranged
and Sr Snf mSmberI The Of fs Gs oTf
wi be oTn pTTsssnt The snInogqgssmegt s Of dis,
October IS. was a mistake. A iator date will
De uNed.
Crow. Tribe. No. .42s; has closed a successful
Rudolph shewlng the tribe has made a gain q
more than 800 tsthoms IN wamPum and a email
by Deputy Great sachem Robert Sweeney,
o s by yaha the 6Te spuI e WA 2ed RseP
With the new Officers Installed. the members
oectoE Of wife William II FnSn HSE takes 'fTt paPt
Ts %sah Ts Nj 22 e MHq1 GTsa
sachem coope doing the work, assisted by the
sssR:m c: SDfis6s ana others RSRS save hter: sE:
ments
saoS from S 0Gs e. On he
SsSs Done of b sps bspSy ug rt ae sseEt &
assisted 9s,.s by the degree team OF Ho 90 Short
Keeper Of wampuR ~ James H wrESt Jr aRa f.
Benh5Tdt ss Is.- and Prophet DGctor Ayers Gf
liam EiGhsOTg ri. ana John H. 4 EshsT ms being ne
Bell %Hds ss fF S 1Ts3 5up9r pre
sSn.eG the EstlFns PFoPSst With handsome
SgHHttSs served Lunch
thony Kamp. Charles sPsrber. Frank sand
ST s5aenwsE KseblsE GN snG wa% s5 r?eFs A@Ss
al members ,l, OF Manmee Tribe entertained the
Tusscarors IT, Tribe; No; 60. ADOPTED two new
appoted 10 sne worT 19 nonuncon Wt 6s
Deputy Great sachem James Parke and the
%GanfE1F Eo TeSaes fST
Of Great treat, Junior Ii saEgn9re Bell The meetings
g do good work this term. Past saehern George
makers. now filling the position OF State chief
hsymaker.
ana dec.l lgtsTs.RE meeting lss. week The tGow
BTOSey, sycamore, DatTiChs
sagamore. Edward IIornberger: prophet. Ray
Past County Chaplain .Tkemss Boyer. 10. u:
CCovntty PRESIDENT prSsidsnt ETed w Snyder Ssd No 3s4;
No. $50.
at the Great G9u9Sii oiss;, State Chief nay:
dSs Ss H. ps uSnsq mesnssP PSn M G be G Ss
IN different ne sections Of the city and State dur
the sdvancemsRt OF Of the craft -''H' -DN'' 'O'
raised by ,oohOcksinE Tribe. No 13S The wori;
F s espy s St 'h sd SdF'ous Ros
GT5y the gSIS Of p G. S
ss he ied the, procession with a siiE American
Ss Sih ~iFS fs mfa' oy
: BSSSa HesiT'
William Glsssr. all Of N: ~: ,I26; also G. of Z.
| Walker. c, OF II. John II. Greenhalgh, p g.
| Camera. A good lunch was served, after which
P. 9. Ed Bullen entertained with his string
| band.
The second tricounty convention. comprising
Dauphin Perry and Cumberland Counties, was
held at Middetown in the wigwam of Poketo
] Tribe. The convention was well attended and
talks we're made BY p g. s. II. o.; Burtpelt,
WaiEer and G. 8. r. c, Beswick Plans were
| perfected and committee appointed to send
a present to every soldier who Is member
/ OF any OF the tribes Of the association, Ar.
rangementB were made to assist the weaker
tribes and also tighten the work OF the deputies
/ A large street parade was held in the after.
| noon: The next meeting will he held in Me.
| chanicaburE.
| 45i. and raised the chiefs, the work beinE
| done In excellent form by Deputy Great SacheIn
| Samuel +. Ehly and the degree team in full
Indian costume, committee from No. 45l
| escorted the visitors in a street parade to the
! wiEwam. the decree team making f1e show.
| line. The chiefs raised 20 their various stumps
| were: Prophet. II. Baumgardner; sachem, Leslie
| Drewitt: senior sycamore, W. Martin; junior
| saEsmore, Walter schlippei guard OF wiGwam
| CLYDE Sehlippe: guard of forest, John Taylor.
ssptiHs 70 the rssiTiTS sschsma na level as
| order Deputy Great SacheIn Ehly gave al
| encouraginE talk on the work.in No. 60 Caie
| OF Records >. Rohn and Past sechem Il. c
peputy Great sschern Al Gerner spoke OF Ia,
| work bv the tribeG IA his distrlct. THE attend