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Evening star., 1922-06-18
Main 243o.

Differently Designed Detached Brick Homes In
MASSACHU AVENUE PARK
Finished and under construction. Central and side
halls -Four and six bedrooms. Two and three baths:
Heated garages Lots 5oxI15. Exhibit 32nd and
Cathedral avenue (Woodey, road Open to 8 pm
WOODLEY PARK.
Connecticut Avenue $500 Block, under construction
Now is the time inspect materials and workmanship
Four bedrooms attic, claufeurs room three baths'
brick garages lots 100 Large front and porches
Our Terms Save You Rent -
s. 200 200 cash cash SIS: SIS: month month Save Saw M M
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON. INCORPORATED, OWNER
Main 6o55 Tenth Floor Woodward Building 18th and H.
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BRICK DWELLING FOR COLORED..
$4,000.
Located on 4th st. NV. between Q and r
sts. 8 rooms and bath; cellar. $500 in cash
and balance monthly
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SAILS ADDITIoN-BEATIFuL MODERN
home on Madison St. near l4th and Coloraao
ave. lines: 10 rooms and baths: corner
nroperty; very large lot: price. $4,000. Al
dress Box 1s-L. star ofice.
IL AZALIN PARK, NEAR conn. AVE
and Bureau of Standa rds-A splendid new
home: : rooms: ami and nriced for Quick
,ale %I AZ at. sll'5oo. G. B. LlkEuS. 1874 q NV
rs R ST. N.E.-vACANT: READY TO
lar brick house: O rooms and bath: extra
bath room in cellar; electric light: hot-wates
heat: brick porch with concrete foos; -
81 500 cash required; ask for Mr. Davis
e4Su.ve easGm assns Phone seM so 'F ave
AZ. ST. Sw.--6 ROOMS AND RATH BAY
window brick Ist commercial zonel: rrlce.
$4,000. willard st. nv. two-famiiy apt;
rent the other; price on terms. s.. 800 bth
1t. s.w.. 6-room brick. water inside and gas
- THOMAS p. BROWN. 6i7 Az st. s.w.
SALTS ADDTTTON-EMERsON ST: NEAR
18th. an exceptionally large. attractiveiy de
rached home of 10 rooms and naths; no..
water heat Large
100 Address Rox 20-L star office
kEOKUK Ut. CHEVY CHASE--ATrACliEp
brick house: rooms. baths. front ana reai M
payment Address Box 3ls-k. Star Office. is
4 SACRTFICE-SIX- ROOM HOUSE; FOUR
of land: beautiful waterfront location:
Joining River Springs summer resort. @ @rarucu
lars. address J. IL. BANAGAN, River springs.
MASS. AVE, NEAR LIST ST.-FlvE. ROOM
house In coming business section within two
blocks Of Union station; will sacrifice Tor
GRANVILLE c. BRADFORD,
42S BOND bldg Main 1893 lS'
FOR COLORED BTYER: \ WELL ~ III
modern home. trimmed throughout with So
h~r 1lanf
1<th ST.: 8 rooms. tiled hath. concrete cellar
hot water heat. Price. So. Ioo. is very reason
able, and convenient terms VIII he arranged.
PERCY H. RUSSELL COMPANY.
S.w. Corner 18th and X Sis. y. w.
CONNECTICUT AVE. NEAR BUREAU OF
standards; beautiful Broom house. haths.
sleeping porch, bedrooms: hardwood n"Irs Sssn
'ot; paved alley: an ideal home. Very iea :
UNION REALTY CORPORATloN.
Main S415. 1910 u st. NV.
BAY CITY READY-CUT HOME co, EN-,
chesapeake shore lands ri1s HoIEs h9gsss ,7oa a0a
oregon ave NV Phone North 2543. iu29.
FINE BUILT BRICK: LARGE LluHr
~ooms: ami: can be made into three apts
at low cost: IS, 900: 800 cash; balance like
rent. Call 2I21 st. NV, or GLOVER d
FLATHER. IsI 18th st.
NEAR srd 4 SITS Nw.-s20O CASH, $40
yer mo: including all interest; buys , broom
and bath brick with large back yard
GRANVILLE &. BRADFORD,
425 Bond Bldg. Main 1898. 1s'
PARK vIEW-TAPESTRY BRICK. 6 ROOMS.
tiled bath h.w.h.; elec. It,, rear porches !.
cement front porch; oak floors; hardwood Trim IN. :
perfect condition: a real bargain. OWNER,
32l2 Warder st. NV. 10
CHEVY CHASE, DIZZY OWNER, SEVEN.
room bungalow. hollow tile; block from cars:
bu,lt-in heated garage; Pittsburg instantaneous
not water: fireplace: screened throughout;
sleeping porch; 900: terms. Cleve. .o!-J.
SORTHEAST-6OO BLOCK, 14th ST: PRlC
only $67 $50: rooms and bath: ami; one
OF the most attractive houses in the block:
easy terms can be arranged. Address BOX
22-L. Star office.
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FOR SALE-H0USES.
Continued.

FOR SALE-46 CEDAR AVE. TAKoMA PIX.
Aid.--6 room bungalow; all modern improve,
and house; $4,000: $500 cash. $40 month.
HOME OWNERSHIP.
What is the use Of wishing for home lay
ing plans. dreaming. hoping year after year.
and accomplishing nothing:
Let Us Show You that Our Plan
WILL in a reasonable length OF time. put you
in your own home. and. just think, only
81 MONTHLY
on each 81. 900 used pays the entire hill-nIe
insurance expense, relief fund-nO interest re-
nrwsls or extras Call write IRuS SEES
AGENCY. .O7 Machinists bldg, washington
RpDreSentutiypS wanted.
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FOR SALE-H0USES.
Continued
BEST PETWORTH
SECTION

BES fE WoN IL
SECTION.
On Webster 81. near Rock Creek Church rd.:
G rooms tile bath; brick construction open
fireplace: slecpeng porch. breakfast porch;
linen closet; hardwood floors: front and rear
porches: hot-water heat, electric lights wlth
numerous base plugs. 81 900 cash and easy
monthly payments.
bath brick: h0t-water heat. hardwood floors:
sleeping porch. Price, $3.50. Cash, 81 800
per month. 500.
Webster ST. Pretty detached bungalow.
screens awnings; hardwood floors: open fire.
place and all modern features throughout
Large lot with garage. Longdistance raoio
outfit Sl07 Terms
CENTRAL NORTHWEST.
Near New Hampshire ave- and 5 st.: IL
rooms. 2 baths; all improvements: brick garage
for two ears. Priced right at S2U,WD
Oregon ave: rooms, reception hail, bath !:
hot-water heat. electric lights. owner VIII
give possession at once. Terms. sl,"" cash.
balance monthly Price. $500.
NORTHEAST. SOUTHEAST
AND SOUTHWEST.
On 14tb st.. near Bureau of Engraving and
Printing. G-rOom and bath brick: E1ceptiohai
huv at 81 100: 81 900 cash required
PENNSYLVANIA ave. Sc; colonial iype' SIX
rootns Tiled bath; porrhes. cellar. sJp cash
will buy this reasonably priced property.
Desirable corner. central northeast: rooms
and bail two floors: garage ot-waler
hea;. offered to close estate. at $1,000
kER & CO.. INC.
r-4t, n IA
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Monroe at. near 18th st-Best buy off 18th
at. q large rooms, tiled bath, cellar: hot
water heat; double back porch. Price. 81 800;
So 80 cash. Possession August 1.
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HOMES WANTED.
We have numerous clients who
want to buy homes through us.
Houses of e to s rooms, north
west, northeast and southeast
desired.
If you have property for sale
advise us at once.
HARRY A. KITE,
xxx St NV. Ph. NJ. 1916.
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seaton st. near North Capitol st.-6 rooms,
ath. cellar, furnace; garage for cars. ASK
ing 81 500. Terms.
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DWELLING AND GARAGES. 200.
Brick, with 6 rooms and bath and metal
garage for two located on 10th st. Sc.
between G. and ! SITS. Total rents, S44 per
month. Terms. S700 cash, balance $40 per
month.
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CORCORAN ST. N.W.-$10,7O 700.
Brick: 3 rooms, bath: furnace heat. elec-
tricity: excellent order: immediate possession.
Substantial cash payment required.
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FINE LOCATION IN MT. PLEASANT HIGH
elevation; tapestry brick six rooms and bath,
sleeping porch: overlooking Rock Creek Park.
House has all modern improvements. with
latest built-in features. attractive electric fx
tures open fireplace; situated on corner: large
ferraced lot: room for three garages. Priced
right for quick sale. Address Box 12S-K, Star
ofdce.
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NEW-2o6 ADAMS NE.
So 5OO-s rooms and fine bath; lovely condi-
tion electric lights. built-in garage: $500
cash. $50 per mo.
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p ST. near Dupont Circle-ll rooms.
bsths. electricity; cellar: furnace heat. Ask
ing SD 500 Terms. Possession August L.
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NACANT-NEAR DUPONT
CJRCI -S10ZS0

One Of our best buys; convenient to down
town district. This house contains 8 large
| rooms and baths. furnace heat. electric lights
and for garage. Newly pspered and
painted throughout. In excellent condition. At,
tractive terms and immediate possession.
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SUMMER COTTAGES.

FOR RENT-TWO FURNISHED COTTAGES
on top Of Blue Ridge Mountain in Snicker.s
Gap: one mile from Bluemont, Va: delight
full mir aid scenery: pure spring water. APP
ply JULES DEM0SET 1909 st. NV. Frank.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Desirable corner property near Circle; large
lot; big trees: IL rooms, baths q bedrooms
sleeping porches; all rooms large, bright and
attractive; all modern conveniences; garage:
fine location: one square from cars. Address
Box 32S-K Star Office.
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SORTHEAST-60O BLOCK, 14th ST: PRICE
only So, $50: 8 rooms and bath: ami; one
OF the most attractive houses IN the pi4,k;
easy terms can be arranged. Address Box
on-I Star office,
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MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE.

This property is well located and
slider il the hest value in this section. Beau
tiful home. containing 15 and baths.
hot-water heat and electric lights; well ffI'
ished interior and in good condition through
out: arranged in 3 apartments. . rooms an,i
bath each floor. Owner receives s240 per
month income. This is bargain and will he
sold quickly. Terms 10 suit you.
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Store and J-room Dwelling-COrner property
in the best ne section; suitable for any kind
Of business. Reasonable terms and posses.
sin
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
COnttnUed

SAILS ADDITI0N-BEATIFUL MODERN
home on Madison St. near l4th and Colorado
ave. lines. 10 rooms and = baths: corner
property; very large lot: price. $20OOO Al
dress Iox l9-I. Star Office.
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Less than one block from 18th st. car line !;
charming home Of 10 rooms and baths, hot
water heat; oak floors; laundry facilities: long
lot, with garage nearly completed. A splen-
didly located home at very low price, and
terms reasonable.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-07-07
The Young Mother.

THE ILLS OF INFANTS AND CHILDREN should be well known tho
Youngest mothers that reminder repetition Of the illness
unnecessary yet mothers who overlook eveh condition,
little colc disposition be irritable not corrected they may lead
And them, bring Baby back Its happy SELF
by the Of casa medicine prepared just for infants and children
will regulate the bowels not force hm aid digestion and bring quiet and rest
Fetchers Caoa has been doing this for 80 years. regulating the
stomach and bowels Infants and children has replaced the nauseatng Castor
OIL socae Soothing Syr poisonous Pagon and other vicious concoct
In the and mothers mothers who love their children
Those mothers will give their babies foods and medicines especially prepared
for sandch children
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-07-07
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES
II Works That Way.

Sillicus-"Does the Bible explain
just why Methuseloh happened to live
so long?" Cynicus-"I think not, but
my own private opinion is that some
woman must have married him for his
money. New York Sun.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-07-07
40 ents
Exact Copy OF Wrapper.

There are happily constituted peo
pie who don't care whether they ex
press their opinions OF not.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-07-07
Gives Cheerful New Color Tone to Old Curtains


Even when u man does have great
ness thrust upon HIM he really thinks.
that he achieved Il.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-07-07

The trouble about looking up TO
people is that II encourages them to
look down upon us.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-07-07

4 man has 10 believe something,
you know" The confidence man 10
looking for that kind
, 1922-12-31

snow TO reach the railroad. arriving
in Cody the day before the grand
occasion. 50 IS not 10 miss any OF the
fun Being the guests Of honor. moth
Ing short OF fatal illness or oonnne-
ment in the hoosegow could have kept
them away This bunch Of red men
and their squsws never miss a chance
to come to Cody. where they are
made much OF. They say proudly:
Cody folks al saas US" which pre-
sumably Is Intended as a compliment.
Judge Percy Metz of Basin. always
a popular parsonage at Cody dances.
carefully selected a suitable automo-
bile snd fa-ed forth into the devilish
day. The Judge. By the way. has a
correct car FOR every occasion. his
garage containing buses ranging all
the way from a hearse-lfke limousine
with haste fawn uphoisfering and a
bouquet OF canned flowers. 20 a shorty
roadster. Under his own power the
Judge reached sage Creek. some six
miles in the puriieus OF Cody. where
he stalled. An s. o. S. 70 town
brought Walter Ford TO hia rescue in
sothe stout bronc az a car. perhapS a
nanesHKe. with which the two. by
devious detours made possible by cut
ting OF fences. as well as by dint OF
much snow shoveling and othe- man
full labor. and probably no little
iudicial-or 1udicious-cussinE. man
aged to arrive upon the festal scene
IN good time.
B, C Rumsey. who from ten in the
A. N. until six IN the P. II. alter
nately tramped SNOW. shoveled snow.
spoke fcrvently Of snow in the classic
phrases Of a Harvard PHI. d. or
p. D. @. or whatever he is. or bucked
his powerful Pieree-Arrow through
great drifts OF the eeaient.iiko stun.
on the way down from Binckwster
Camp on the North Fork. declared
that IL 2T years residence in these
parts ho never before had met up
with such a combination OF vile roads
and weather-to give an e~xpurgated
pronunEiamento.
So. on the North Fork road. the
South Fork. the Paint Creek. the Sage
Creek-in fact on all roads leading TO
the Rome Of the Stampede Ball. the
experience was the same. Little
bands of brave souls gathered together
IN its name. their cars strung out
along the highway, shoveling and
tramping. by the very sweat OF their
high or low brows, T. track through
the lovely white wilderness toward
, 1922-12-31

their goai-or nAyhap gaoi-s.ngsug
merrily The while; -oh. the Snow. the
Snow. the Bsau-u-u.t;fui snow
Heretofore. ths sanpede BAN has
been held In the old barroom OF the
Irma Hotel. which afforded an appro-
pirate setting. and where the spirit Of
the old west still seemed fatally to
linger. An old timers in the Cody
country recall the rous,ng times here
each year when Buffalo BIZ came
back from the read In ths fall 20 spend
the winter at home. dividing his time
between the town he founded and his
T. Z ranch. which were his dearest
interests; seeing IN their nndis eye
the picturesque old snowman Jovially
mingiing with the crowd Of townspeo-
pie and ranchers from niles around
assembled to DO him honor upon his
return. the Colonel freely setting EN-
up" to tho house.
But the cid days Ike the old scout.
are gone. and the old West Is passing.
TIE Irma bar Is now given over to
the prosaic and uitrA-respeetAhls uses
OF a pool hail. 80 the Stampede Bail
this year was held ir the Temple
Theater. which. though a much larger
hall and despite the formidable night.
was crowded.
corralled in the Temple was a con-
Elomerate bunch-many brands we're
represented and some mavericks
those from divers ranges and sundry
stamping grounds. The sights. the
sounds. III smells-a veritahle jazz OF
the sensesl No phiesmatc typewriter
could do this scene Justice. Even a
palette with all the primary ooiors
spread iavishly thereon would be far
from adequate. Visitors from tho
outside" Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Aither-
ger Of Philadelphia. who have wit
messed many old-worid Epectacles,
varying from the Passion Play Mt
oberammergau TO the public eere-
nionial of touching a little pig for luck
at the hour when the New Year comes
in. say that the Stampede Ball for PIC
turesqueness nnd "uniquity"-not in
iquity-takes the red satin bandana-
Elegent ladies IN handsome evening
gowns Of velvet and lace, ranchers IN
Sunday "blacks:" dudes in blue
dentn oyerhails or iauitless evening
clothes. according TO taste. squaws in
gay blankets; roushnecks in white col
lars; lappsrs in daring "creations;'
cowpunchers IN crimson shirts and
piebaid neekerchiefsi Indian braves III
s%orgeously beaded brckskins ovel
, 1922-12-31

neither hat or shoes. and like the
shoemakors children. pesumabiy weat
barefoot But AL his didn't matter
much anyway. for ike Fghts-weu-
known, everybody had a a heap
coed time. and. after the manner Of
kids at Christmas ume. were forvent.
iy wishing hat the next sampeds
Ball wasn't a whole year on.
BIZ Barlow. a local genus and
inventor OF an alleged perpetual
motion eontraption. for two days suf-
fered a good lea OF unnecessary but
very real anguish over the less Of
his n.ftiest svcster which he found
safely parked beneath his undersh.rt
eventually.
The worst tragedy of the evening
concerned Mrs, Walter Hoenian. who
made tho 90 mile drive from tho
eiRiHCs Fork country especially to at
end the ball. En- route h froza
her feet so batly that she could not
set her slippers m. so could not get
TO tic party at all.
And now nr a few words Of ez.
planstion about cvv picture gallery;
The lady with tine vertical horse Is
Caroline Loekhart on sunny jim.
who seems 70 bo rar.n' to go-to tho
Stampede. possibly.
The Indian dnmsel with the piously
olasped hands q Miss Lillian Dull.
shows. Il IS evdont from her pure,
me Nnchoiy c-ountennnco that she IS
a good E,rl-one that always soes 20
sabbath school. or whatever CORE
spends to this duty in the Indian
reg me. ana never runs around nights.
worrying hor mother half 70 death.
like some Of these last %squawottcs.
The lady with the ver-grow
Teddy Bear Is h. stampede president
with Il Of hse 20 pets. name UNI
known.
Tho buxom qIaw Is Rosie Plenty
Buffalo, These icopard's-or laprouB
spots on her blouse arc ell. teeth.
Members Of tho ''Elis' plea,e n. y.
Don't let you palms itch. though. for
I cida't notice the lady giving any
OF her treasures away for souvenirs.
nor yet for pleaEant smiles or cold
cash. I ave a bunch that Rosie has
a lovely disposition. and that her
motto 3 ssh rk," rather than W rk"
The Cat and the Lady shows Care
line Lockhart ash her latest w1d
pct. "Wampus said 70 be a fun
grown lynx hui whieh Tnost people
cali a bob-cat. and maybe IL IL. Any,
way, Miz Cat sits real pretty for Ter
picture. cons.derin' this Ia the drss
sho ever had Token. and the sur.
r%oundlngs were strange.
Ladies and squaws first. we now
coma 10 the Stampede vice-president.
This picture gives us ]. NJ. schwoob
in character.
, 1922-12-31
ALTA D DUNE

store pants n paPoos-s IN swaddl-
ing clothes. honobbsd socially. unnis
takably having The time OF Their lives
The Midwest spirit haa got TEN all
To begin with. msdern dances are
the order. the Lowell Orchestra shrll
ing It's snappiest JAZZ The Stampede
presndent. Mrs Caroline Lockhart. a
s1fssy blond in black lace evening
l-css. Eayiy footed It with Chief Sam
Dor B'rd-hat. a strapp'nE. wooden
faced buck IN magnifleently beaded
slip-over OF white buckskin and a won
derfui warbonnet . Of eagle feathers
that reached to the coor. While Jake
sehwoob. Stampede viee-presidsnt.
Man about-wyom'ng and Everybody's-
friend. all eiadded up lit to XIII In a
big white beaver hat. eerss necker.
chief md aeen-and-oranse PLAID shirt,
CALAMITY plotted Mrs. Chief samscn
B'rd-hat through the ~intr'cssies Of the
fox-,rOt.
-"Colonei~ Melton. right hAnd-man at
the Cody store, LOCKING lrxs a good
natured priest in ministerial black.
helped TO do honors by attempting
polite converse with Mrs. Fannie
F ghts.wei,lSnovvn. a young dame drap-
cd in a ferocious blanket. The Colo
mel ever held the new papoose. Ethel.
fer an aeon measured BY his tlme) CT
two minutes. whcn the younEster let
out a whoop tina; rose weirdiy. even
above the squat OF the sa~xaphones.
whsreupon. the squaw. mut,ering I'M
precautions. grabbed the kid and glared
at the Innocent white brother. as
though she suspected him o, having
pinehed her little COB OF precious
bronze flesh.
Tex Kennedy. Bravc-without.a-eoun
try. rospiendent in new hnery.. was
cheerfuily danced nround by Jennie
Goes-ahead.pretty. a none-too.young
stoutish squaw. all dressed up like a
Decent store window in a scnriet
calico dress adorned by about II
dozen assorted elk teeth, which repre-
scented a young fortune, should the
lady care to cash IN Rs an "Eiks'
c~onventia-
Bui 80 .ps there wal no n pres
ent wno entered into the jolnty Of
the evening more wholeheartedly
than the Hon. ]. D. woodruff Of
%shoshoni. known all over the state as
a big rancher, sheepman and banker
Despite his elghty-odd years. he
romped through dance aftor dance
with the enthus' asm and pep Of q
, 1922-12-31

genuine go-ssster that was a Joy to
behold
The Indians. probably owing to
their native sense OF rhythm. made
a very cred;tAble showing IL the mod
ern dances. though OF course. II was
in Their own primitive measures and
figures, such as the Owl. the Beaver.
the Sun and War dances that they
expected TO capture the silver plated
horse trough. When the time came
for sh-.r first number. the interested
crowd pushed back against the walls
70 clear a wide space IN the center OF
the hall. where two young bucks In
fun Indian costume began TO caper
gracefully. The remainder OF the red
band undertook 70 furnish the
music One ancient buck with a
leathery. immobils v.sags that sug-
gested a well-worn chair cushion.
pounded tho tom-tom rs though the
very future OF his tribe depended upon
II. He vas a patheteaily iudierous
figure with his old. Lined face n his
foolish tr~appings. H's costume con.
sisted OF a pair OF buckskin step-ins
and a Light sprissed calico shirt Z
commerce. worn a la smoek. over
which was slipped a BNy beaded vest.
on n wrist he carried \ fussy bead
cd bag. resembling a iadiNs' rcueule.
Sweeping. eroueh'ng. cvaSng. pur-
sulng-after the manner OF a bird
with its prey. the two stylish Young
bucks gambolcd through III intricate
and interesting movements Of the Owl
dance. The regular heat OF Tho tom.
tom and the waiting. not un-musical
"aai-aai-ah.yn va" Of the Indian voices
accompanying It, aroused In the white
hy-stander some atavistlc instinct that
made him long TO leap out and hoe
it Town with his red brothers, chant.
ing their cry.
The Crows have a fancy for hitch.
ing white man names on in front Of
their Indian eognomens. The follow.
Ing ladies with the interesting and
suggestive monikers live en- the Crow
Reservation; Lucy old.horn. Ida Day.
light. Faith Blackhair, Laura Blglske.
agnes Littieowi. Tho boys are called
by such noble names as John and
Ben, with an occasional nOssy one
Ike Albert.
Those who know them, say that
there is ecnsiderabie sound sense and
shrewdness under the simple exterio,
OF these children OF Nature; and they
seem to have an unerring Instinct fol
recognizing friends.