The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-02
.tor,ewan Jackson Aerfe No. 1882.
Red Men

pursuant 10 call l&sue1 ny TREAT
Tncohonee Jas. r. Rogers. a Great
Chiefs Council of the Great Coun-
cil Of the United States OF the I'm
proved Order of Red Men was held
IN the main Office of the order. ESQ
South LaSaile street. Chicago, Illi-
nois y ''s
Owing to limited time full &C
count of the proceedings of the
Great Chiefs Council canrot be here
given but game Will appear later.
A brief resume of the proceedings
is in part as follows: ISL
The Great Chiefs Council en-
dorsed the movement Of the Bureau
Of Naturalization Of the United
States Department of Label In its
efforts 70 explain the duties Of
American citizenship to those ap-
plying therefor.
The Great Chfef~ Council ap-
proved OF the War Savings Stamps
as sEued by our government.
Resolutions of respect were
adopted 10 the memory OF Col
Theodore Roosevelt.
The Great Chiefs Council also
approved OF the purpose OF the
Roosevelt Memorial association.
scented an adoption ceremony for the
Junior guards which with slight
was unanimously ap~
proved by the board OF great chiefs
Great En- cob rEssse Us gyf-s .ssftyre it 1T
ted form for raising of great chiefs
of the G. c. q. g as prepared and
used by p. G.. I. Patton, now decea sed
rafe rs
on ceremonies for consideration with
a view to its ado otion by the G C.
U. s., If the committee on ceremonies
should so recommend
Great Incohonee Rogers also sub
mitted to the Great Oh .efs' Council
an elaboration OF the Tribal Degree
ceremony written by P G. s. John
w. Converse. OF Massachusetts.
which was also referred TO the com
mittee on ceremonies for considera-
ton.
The Great Chiefs Council an
proved OF recommendation OF the
Great rncohonee In the adoption OF
plan whereby returned soldiers
and sailors OF the recent war may.
under dispensation. be admitted to
membership without the actual pay
ment In cash or the full adoption
fee.
The Great fncohonee also pre-
sented copy Of the floor work. COW
ering the adoption ceremo mics of the
Degree OF Pocahontas, as performed
by the California members Of the
Degree of Pocahontas, and same WAS
referred TO the committee on cere-
monies for its action
Richmond Tribes.
Anrswan tribe. No. 10, /, o, II. NJ.
meets at Lee Camp hall every Friday
evcning. r. E. Hughes, chief of
records, 900 North Davis avenue
Gray Eagle tribe. No. ~. 1. o. II. NJ.
meets every Monday night at cocner
walden chief of records, 2c2o East
Franklin street
Indfancia tribe, No. 81, I. q. n. NJ,
meets every Monday night at Leader
hall, corner Hull and Tenth streets.
South Richmond, G. s. Wells. chief
of records. 1880 Porter street.
Jamestovvn tribe. No. ~, l. O. r. NJ,
meets at Springfield hall Twenty
sixth and N streets. every "Wednesday
evening. George Jordan. chief of
records.
ManatAka tribe, No. 50. L. 0. n. NJ.
meets at Lee Camp hall every Satur-
day night J. l. Pattison. chief of
records. "a South Adams street.
Or rchAncanouxh tribe. Ne. 11S. I.
o. H. NJ meets at JUNIORS hall
Redo, corner Stewart. every Friday
night. W. J. Mcdowell chief of
records.
7 Pawnee tribe, No. IS, I. O. n. VI,
meets every Thursday night at Cor
coran hall. J. N. Brown. chief OF
records, 100 North rwenty-fourth
street.
Menacan tribe. I. O. n, NJ. meets
every Thursday night at Monroe hail,
S1i West Main street. Nelson Pow
ell, chief OF records. l337 Floyd ave-
nue.
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