Portrait of Ngnuesc, Maiden in Native Dress

Portrait (Profile) of Wiyaka Noghe or Wi-Ya-Ka-No-Ge or Wi-Ya-Ko-Mi (Feather in the Ear) or (Earrings) in Native Dress and Holding Pipe and Bag

Wa-Thock-A-Ruchy or One Who Eats His Food Raw, later known as Pipestem and Baptiste Barnaby, Interpreter and Lod-Noo-Wa-Inga or Little Pipe

No Better Saddle Blanket Has Been Made Than the Handspun Handwoven Ones Made and Used by the Indians of the Southwest and Now Being Made by the Sioux

Chief James Red Cloud Speaking Before a Parent Teachers Meeting Asking Teachers, Children and Parents of Oglala Community High School if They Are Living up to the Responsibility of Citizens of a Country at War

Dedication Ceremonies of Kyle Day School, Pine Ridge Sioux Reservation, Rabbit Dance

[Three women canning]

Superintendent W. O. Roberts, Dances with Maxine, [Mrs. Lucy Knife] the Grandmother of One of the Children in the Oglala Community High School at a Parent-Teacher's Celebration Where Mr. Roberts Was the Main Speaker

Navajo Patient, Tsisi, (T. B.), Winslow, Arizona.

Superintendent W. O. Roberts, Dances with Maxine, [Mrs. Lucy Knife] the Grandmother of One of the Children in the Oglala Community High School at a Parent-Teacher's Celebration Where Mr. Roberts Was the Main Speaker

Cripple Creek, Colorado, Looking North-East

Wa-hu wa-pa, Ear of Corn, Wife of Lone Wolf

Yellow Hawk or Ce-tan'ze

Portrait (Front) of Hatona or He-Otal (Many Horns) in Native Dress with Feather Headdress and Ornaments, Holding Pipe And Feather Fan

Shun-ka lu-ta, Scarlet Dog

Public Transit Area #23

Brave or Saucy Sun Carrier also Beaten By None

White Breast, A Chief

Black Dog or Shon-ton-ca-be, and Wa-ni-the-to or Life Giver called Arthur Bonicastle, and Ka-wa-xo-dse or Roan Horse

Joseph and Black Dog, Ogeas Captain and J. N. Florer