Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1922, Page 73

Che Sunday Star, WASHINGTON INVISIBLE 1) - JorBoys & @flm' i Car - .flune 1]1 J@?’Z o e PATENTED JuLy (2 1D 21 PIONEER DAYS NDIANS! INDIANS! in the minds of boys, riding their ponies at top speed to the lonely stretch of the trail between the corner and middla of the block on our street, where they wait for the old stage coach, to rob it of the mail and express money. “Hi! Ya! Hi!' Ya!” yell, and the helpless driver must shoot and shoot until all the bull ets are gone from his trusty wooden gun. BANG! BANG! does not save him, but many of their number “bite the dust” before he surrenders. In play, the poor driyer is wounded and taken captive. The bad Indians have to ride hard to escape with their prize. With a brush and plain water, paint carefully between the lines of the picture and color each object. EDITOR’S NOTE—Look through the book and read the stories under each picture before painting or making the cut-out. Rinse tne brush often to prevent the colors running together Copyright, 1922, Wesd Color Printing ('o., 8t. Louis, Mo, tirey His careful aim and loud