Evening Star Newspaper, July 29, 1927, Page 3

INDIANSTO GREET PRESIDENT SOON 10,000 Will Pay Homage Au- | > gust 17 at Pine Ridge Reservation. BY J. RUSSELL YOUNG. Staft Correspondent of The Star. Seven thousand Indians of the Pine Ridge Reservation will be joined for the occasion by 2,000 from the Rose- bud Reservation, adjoining; 500 from the Cheyenne River Reservation, 100 from the Lower Brule and about 400 from the Stan Rock Reservation, all in South L d all Sioux Tn- dians of the N: ny,” or “Little Snakes” Natlon, that dominated the ppi almost to the Rocky s, including nearly half of Minnesota, two-thirds of the Dakotas and large portions of Wisc a Missourt and Wyoming, in days bsfore farm relief programs in that area were heard of. Guest of Sioux. Although too polite to mention it to to be technically their guest rather | {|than that of the State of South Sta‘e m: re thar pay homage to P Coolidge when t tio: . August 1 The Indis athering will be the largest of the kind to ! > held in South t d visit the India of varied events, including -parade, into the two-hour T his stay. Wlether they will him into_ tk ihim an I the outcome on White Man and Fast rlwind and_Indians partic in plans for Deadwood’s I munity celebratic latter ‘have tion that D confer this Sioux wa unyieiding i -ever the de ir opposition. What- sion as to the pla of the ceremony, M olidge is certain to emerge with such an Indian name as Stillwater or Leading Eagle, the Indians haven't decided which. Longest Side Trip. It will be his longest side trip of the Summer and his first excursion be- yond the South Dakota boundary line aince he entered the State six weeks #go. The President has resisted all ef- forts to get him to cross the State line prior to the time of his departure eastward, and this crossing will_be merely a slight deviation into Ne- braska over the most convenient route between the White House and the res- ervation. flflllllllllllllIIIlIlI!I|lIIIlflIII|Il||||||||l||ll||Illlllllfl - ARGONNE E 16th & Columbia Road = Several very attractive apartments ranging in size from one room to four rooms, kitchen and bath. Service unexcelled and prices reasonable. Are used by customers of this dairy exclusively as a necessary means for the Safety of Milk | kota, in_locating the Summer cay in the Black Hills. Representative Williamson said at the executive of- fices yesterday that there is pending in the Court of Claim suit brought by the & against the United\ S tory from the east bank | hirh, the Sioux consider the President | |0 ment. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. It is predicated on a elala that a treaty of 1868 ding the Black Hills country to the Federal Government lid. They realize that the itory is wone beyond reoccupation by the Indians, but demand payment | for it at present values and compen- sation for the gold and other ‘minerals | extracte from It since 186S. The| Homestake mine alone has produced & like $200,000,000 of gold at Dak. athers from six eagles have d to make two Indian war t a cost of $1,200 that are to ted to Mr. Coolidwe when he Yeadwood next week. of which are evenly n headgear was made by In ly of the Pine Ridge agency as gone into the Indian costume business in Oklahoma. Two boys of about 16 years took luncheon “with President and Mrs. idge at the White ilouse yester- afternoon. They were Cornelius j v York, whose father ry of the Interior surer of the Rep i ca E 4 mmittee, and Fuller Potter of New York It took | ears to gather the feathers, 1 |' ¢ Prevent HAY FEVER Now . 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