Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 297, 22 October 1913 — Page 12

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 22, 1913. MANY CANDIDATES FOR LODGE OFFICES Red Men to Select Chief of Records and Junior Sagamore. t NANCY LEISHMAN I TO WED A DUKE marriage with the Duke of-Croy could be regarded as regular unless the bride were a woman of royal birth." Some members of the family of Croy have gone so far as to describe the proposed marriage as a "morganic union." Thackeray stands alone, according to a gatherer of .unconsidered trifles, in that he is about the only man genius who possessed yellow hair. DANDRUFF AND FALLING HAIR Prevented by SELECT DELEGATES G. W. Sweigart Suceeds Roy W. Emig As Great Sachem of Order.

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INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 22. The meeting of the grand council of Red Men opened with a total delegation from the state of 1,300 in attendance at the German house. Elections yesterday resulted in several tie-ups but the selections were made for all offices except that of chief of records and great junior sagamore. The candidates for great chief of records are Otto Wolf, Indianapolis, Oscar E. Sherman, Indianapolis and Emil G. Decker, Noblesville. The contestants for the office of great junior sagamore are Clifford Crawford, Michigantown, Frank W. McConaughy, Frankfort and V. W. Livengood, Waynetown. Fred O. Downs of Boston, great junior sagamore of the United States and A. L. Summers of Danville, great sachem of Illinois addressed the meeting following which an exemplification of degree work was given by the Otokah Tribe No. 49 of Connersville. Choose Representatives. Representatives from Indiana to the Great Council to be held at Portland, Me., vere elected as follows: George R. Harper, Madison; Charles A. Robinson, Greenfield; John E. Sederick, Martinsville and Charles M. Stout, Mlddletown. They will serve with F. G. Castor, Indianapolis; O. C. Norris, Rushville and George I. Kisner, Terre Haute, holdovers in office. The great council of Red Men adjourns tonight, and tomorrow morning the meeting of the Degree of Po caiiontas will convene. Officers Rotate. r Following the usual order of rotation of offices, G. W. Sweigart of Hartford City, will succeed Roy W. Emig as great sachem; James W. Lampkin, of Indianapolis, will become great senior sagamore, and Roy W. Emig, retiring great sachem, will become great prophet, the office now held by George F. Harper. In the board of trustees Frank M. Graham of Bloamington, "was re-elected and will serve with Joseph R. Deal, ot Kokormo, and Charles L. Bartel, of Warsaw, who are holdovers. The members of the board of appeals, committee on tribal laws, state wigwam committee, committee on revision of laws and orphans' board are to be appointed by the incoming great sachem.

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That the coming wedding of Miss Nancy Leishman, daughter of the ExUnited States Ambassador to Germany, and the Duke of Croy, which will take place in Paris on October 28, is the result of a simon pure love match is made very evident by the determination of the young couple

to go through with the match in spite of the enormous influence which has been brought to bear in an effort to . prevent the wedding. The members j of both the French and German branches of the House of Croy make j no effort to conceal their opposition . to the match. At the annual meet- i ing of the High German Nobility As- j siciation in Berlin last May the mem-' bers unanimously decided that: "Miss

Nancy Leishman can never expect to be recognized by a German court as a "duchess" or a "highness"; that no

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