Evening star. [volume], January 04, 1925, Image 86

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W /jv graph taken on the balcony of the marine joined the fleet.
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L- * # carTfashiors Cri " “ The da V one realizes that mother is right is the day one h f tribe’s unusual New Year celebration at Dayton Mont.
I a w finds the truth.” Thus preaches pretty Bessie May Randall. The Indians welcomed the New Year by staying up all night,
f ll ! A I-"*-'—. an evangelist of Santa Ana, Calif. Rev. Randall is the pastor then at dawn, firing salutes of blank cartridges in front of the
1 of her own church chief s tepee. A prayer succeeded each volley, and then the
n, i nit«i ww. iirtun-x. New Year greetings were exchanged.
THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, 1). C.-GRAVURE SECTION-JANUARY 4, 1925.