Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-25
G. c. OF R. FRASER
INSTALLED I'M. @. R. M.
Deputy Great Sachems Get To-
gether-Receipts and Expen-
ditures of Ambulance Fund

A special session of the Great Council
was held in the wigwam of Yuba Tribe, No.
27s, for the purpose of raising to the chief
taincy of great chief of records Thomas L.
Fraser, recently appoipted by Great Sachem
Beswick to fill the uneXplred term Of
Thomas Donnalley. resigned.
Great Sachem Beswick presided and ap-
pointed Great Representative John +. Poore
to act as representative to the Great Inco-
honee: great Tocakon, Harvey BURNETT
great senior sycamore, S. williams, Jr ;
great junior sycamore, John r. Greenhalgh /;
great prophet, John NJ. Coombe acting
great sannaps, Joseph Farrar and j. w
Redenhaver; great guard, Charles C. Gull
lis, Great Incohonee John Z. Poore, assisted
by the officers named above, duly raised
Thomas L. Fraser to the chieftaincy of
great chief of records.
A large gathering of members was pres
ent and interesting talks were given by
John L. Poore, Harvey Burtnett, s. Will
liams, Jr., John r, Greenhalgh, John NJ
Coombe, Joseph Farrar, j. W. Roden-
haver, Charles G. Cullis, DR., Joseph Farley,
Charles Wieland, w. r. Bethel, j. r. Pink
erton, George w. Nice, Thomas L. Fraser,
Charles f. Bell, Dr. T. C. Beswick and p.
S. Walter Solly
g The annual banquet of the Deputy Great
Sachem Association was held on Monday eve
ming, The banquet room was set with flowers
eifees wass reudeTed when. during the Singing
Hmercan dag bS coored daTmSts daTf&a
lights, was lowered making beautiful and
Great Prophet John Y GoO@be esf GTest saeSeS TeTs
Or. T. g. pBes%iGk g.. j. $: Charles e. bell
Charles G. cuiS r q s Waite Waiter T. r RODGERS. Gt s.
aae committee H. JoSa Of ths
george W; Mise, member Of the publicity COM oG
great chiefs. Good talent and social festivities
~ Memg9rial services were held by lHiro Tribe.
on sunday. tFhe Rev. Charles a. benjamin.,
6asS9Fd 4b % the T%snteth @ street Church
the scriptgres. The choir Of All Saints p Z.
sang a selected anthem and led the audience in
singing 'Blest Be the Tie That. Binds, y. William
the n9%ss e the dsDSTisd STOthsTs
closed with the benediction BY the Rev chsTies
A. BENJAMIN.
Great keeper Of records reports these sddl
tsrio. No asO $50 25 Eyota. No. ss, sb: Mr. I'm
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:2SS: 9uinasaroi No sS5' ,ss25; Hopituh. No. s55
;i7; Red Cloud. No. 1856, sis 56i Peauo4,, oS, NS NS
No iS iS7 s. Tsaiga No sss SG7ssTmas9 ms3
s5S sFs sSRawe ato NO. Ns9ooPSsgrgSrg s9o SC
io5. 81; Wichita. No. SO. IS; Teocco, No. SiS
Great saehem IBssssC%Sicks aHbulanee fund to
has been forwarded 20 Great Chief Of Records
Wilson Brooks and 1915 has been used for the
purchase OF light ambulance donated to the
Base. HOSPITAL Unit No. 20 and sent 10 Francs
Chief Of Records Fraser reports that nearly
every tribe has responded TO the call and others
have promised TO contribute their share within
a few weeks.
Since war was declared thousands Of the
members have gone into the various arms on
the service and many more have been called
TO the training camps through the selectiVe
draft, The Red Mems organization will care
for the members az the front and in the train
BILE comfort.
Great Senior Sagamore 8. williams, Jr and
Great Junior Sagamore Charles E Bell attended
the celebration OF the thirteenth anniVersarv ~
NiAsara Tribe. No. 49,, Of Scranton. al which
185 members and visiting brothers were pres
ent. The meeting In charge Of Brother
Williams who a q member OF Niagara Tribe
Brother Williams gave very interesting re-
port of the work done In Niagara Tribe DURING
tne last thirteen great suns Great Junior SaEa-
lnsirpctiye A. well - qmuslns 70 the mombels
OIuof speakers were I y. "A. j. pIfman 4
mslnhef q tne pHnpeIil epnluittes Deputy