When a Brave has won 24 honors in either Lodge, according to the Standard of Honors, he may claim the title of Sagamore*

He that has won 24 grand honors becomes a Grand Sagamore.

He that has won 48 honors becomes a Sachem.

He that has won 48 grand honors becomes a Grand Sachem.

All Sachems and Sagamores sit in the Council of their Tribe without election, and by right of their honors. But the Lodges do not mingle; that is, a member of the Little Lodge cannot sit by right in a Council of the Big Lodge.

*During the ten years since the Order was founded only ten have won the Sagamore's Crown, viz:

Sagamore Plenty-Coups,

1905.

(Douglas A. Miller, of Greenwich,

Conn).

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Deerfoot,

1906.

(Loraine M. Wood, of Rutherford,

N. J).

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Deerslayer,

1906.

(Willis R. Monroe, of Cos Cob, Conn).

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Silver-Fox,

1908.

(S. Miller Jordan, of Rutherford, N. J).

"

Kingbird,

1910.

(Jas. F. Gilkinson, of Middletown,

Conn).

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Eagle-eye,

1911.

(Geo. L. white, of Cos Cob, Conn).

Little Thunder,

1912.

(Albert E. Finiels, of Cos Cob, Conn).

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Little Beaver,

1912.

(Richard L. Burdsall, of Port Chester,

N. Y).

"

Karonawa,

1912.

(Paul Cecil Spofford, of Port Chester,

N. Y).

"

Ningonit,

1912.

(Edward D. Graber, of Greenwich,

Conn).