Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
FOCH COMING MAINLY
TO SEE OUR RED MEN
American Indians IN Battle
Aroused Greatest Admira-
ton OF Ceneralissimo.

iunnep tasholnahle to KIN Indians so
fsal. hui the uenvfalisaimn who guided
tn Allleh armies o. victory lsrroHaing
thp uppan tn rcallre thnt early amhl- |
tlpu 10 IL nplns o. do hts shooting
With a uamrrA.
a mlef dispatch from Washington a
ftw aaNa are rhtanic,cd the intention
~ Marshal ruuh o. visit Indians at
hUlnp. The tMfoau ~ Indian Alaira.
ohlrh nuw dueldoe what the once In
dependent tedakin shall eat, drink.
aludy ANA wear has determined that
lhp Indiana az the Roachud Roserva-
llnn m South Dakota are Co enter
taln the nreat nuldicr ~ France " he
Hnef not nnUr hia plan after arriving
ln lhe United States.
ii was only laai june that Marshal
tuh WHH lnHpirod iu wrltci u cannot
ufHrl thr hrillmnt services which the
talpruua Indian aoldlers nf the Amcri-
rHn Armies have rendered a. the com-
mun pansp, and the enorgy aa well as
lhp unulhrr they have shown 30 bring
AhnWi Nleiufy aairclslvc victory--hy
ihp attack"
fhpfp la New York man who IL
always latonlnn for lust such utter.
tnuuH. ile iH lludnmn Wannmaker.
Nr Wanamhhor did not phrase his
Ntiihliun in these words precisely,
hnl ihr HNhainnrp Of what he wrote
Narahai touh was
when Nou npt over here iet us
haW where those American nSpe-
lllunAry rofpe indnns got their
iaW
mat suft ~ an invitation ia quite
NtN a. cot thp attention of any one
tNa realty ia interested Ia Indians,
hHiHhul Noph uf course. could not
WNu known ur encountered all ~ the
IualanH ln thn United States forces
Wl ihuin Whn one hc does know
MN That WAS utln W. Leader. a
huViaW ul calvin, Oln Leader was
tilh ihe artillery forre that fred the
NHl American shots IA the World
NHr lln Wha ailil 'preaent and &C.
tuuiud tuf" Whom she last guns wors
lfNd.
ifHdsf cane "a the attention az che
10 WUlallsainan Whun the French artist
iHtpfeAuk used him aa a model for the
uliHti ~ the typical American noi-
H lUAdef TRAINED with the nlus
H when No went to France. AS
hHfran fhieuy be was cited foi
HIhs with che infantry Cor thres
t lflrf che wse ~ hia aun crew
ti Nprn rut uui ~ action. Durinl
o ihrpe dawn he n credited viii
Rupture N two machine gums ant
Hhirsn ptlnunfra
lHtfp we're p'untg more ~ hla aorl
NHud fium amunn the more thar
u Nnn indians who ptlil dwell IA IA,
a..
thn war was considerable. In 1911,
De Am"flu,n indian ie@gue in New
fufh aonKht nvurss on tho part %
80 Skinned nallNea Of America wor,
HaflnH ~ the efsat struggle. Cat
iflh. then Commissioner 81 lndlai
AHhifa informed Them that 5000 In
laHa hnd enlisted nnd that tho I.lhert,
inni purchases " tho government
ri War'is would exceed $4,000. 600.
y mav be that Marshal roch hear
ibnnl all that he may even have on
uuhitfed hlg Hawk recently. va
ihNh'a face shines with tho glitter q
new copper wash boiler Ills blanke
he q violet striped aSair aaorne
Vhh q pearl embroidered war plun,
" tlEhiy Eve feathers. Taken hy an
hfhe ana up and down. BiF Hawk
~ pvufnl. when hn appeared on IN
1euipNarda ~ Paris recently he wa
N hn time at an the center OF a ma
Ured French riot.
When thr reporter from the "Nfafin
hme Rluhn GO interview him nj
lhwk explained that DO had crosse
he hlN water o. teach tho Frenc
ml'laee youths how % become nr,
af~ 10Y Scouts, Tho chief forgot I
AinieAl whom q was suggested tina
pc sufhrous costume was a dodge ,
ini SOME work FOR the particular pre,
ipplhg bureau, of which he is n an,
hfihrf Al no. II was merely that ,
ufnd TIE costume of his topee dwel
nR ancestors.
hut the rort uf Indians Marsh
futh hrdoniiy desires 20 como Al 80,
ihri with DO no take on tbe,r no.
sWfts whpn the reporters finish Nj
lH'm ana thcu hustle into dim
'hnts' Tho question is. what IL Il
iiNnch soidior TolnF 20 see. not
sa' hnin on tho Rosebud reservatlo
~ which there are about ten tho,
Hhhd Sioux, Including number
wfihhled redskins who once count,
ih'mHplvea willing aids OF Sitting 81,
Aommiaaiunsr Burke. head Of n
uWnlnotont Bureau Of Indian Affair
hliuwed the Sioux would stage a .,
called war dance, a barbecue and pr,
sent their distinguished guest with
coup stick" an Indian symbol
bravery esteemed by them quite
much ~ the French do those bits
Nleon ribbon attached to bronze cross
that they call the Croix de Guerre.
the Marshal makes a good impressis
fuiho chieftain may decide to pa
with a vnr bonnet.
II they do have a barbecue. no,
ever, q should be carefully supervise
lest a become the basis q an .,
change of diplomatic corresponden
between the French Republic and II
nited States. The truth OF the ma
ter is that with the Rosebud Reserv,
ton Indians hot dog is more than
heurc of speech.
II any one does not believe thi
lut him write an indignant letter
William Orchard, the anthropologi.
Dr. Orchard knows Rosebud as We
az Mayor Hylan knows Bushwick.
III r. a rolling. desert country T,
the most part" said DIR. Orchard. ge
tins down his tattered atlas and opel
ing Il 20 South Dakota
The Pine Ridge Reservation al
the Rosebud Reservation adjoin eac
other, having as their northern boun
ary the White River. They inclu,
fracsfealiy all NJ Mavar and Tr;,