Kuna language studies. Reception room at the Willard Hotel, Washington, D.C. Photo shows, left to right: Niga (Filipe), Igwa Nigdibippi (or Iqua Napipi), James Perry Alice Perry, Alfred Robinson, Olo Piniginya, Charles Walcott, Secretary of the Smithsonian, seated with papers, R.O. Marsh, John Peabo

Prof. R.O. Marsh, noted Explorer, with the 3 white Indians he discovered in Panama. They were brought to Wash. and will remaine at the New Willard Hotel where they will be examined by leading scientists of the Govt. L. to r.: Prof. Marsh, Marguerite, Chepu, Ole, and Mrs. Marsh, wife of the explorer

J. P. Harrington 1924

Dr. J.P. Harrington of Smithsonian with White Indians, 12/31/24

Indian group Dr. Work's Ofc., 1/12/24

Senator Harreld & Rep. Montgomery with Osage Indians, 2/25/26

Officials and members of Dip. Corps guests at luncheon given by Dr. L.S. Row, Dir. Gen. of Pan-Amer. Union, in honor of Peruvian Ambassador Dr. Herman Velarde. Front row, left to rt.: Secy. Wallace, Amb. Velarde, Secy. Hughes, Secy. Wilbur, Dr. Jose F. Cavero. Back row: Dr. L.S. Rowe, Admiral Leigh

The newspaper correspondents who covered the Tax Revision Bill in the House. Photographed with Chmn. William R. Green of Iowa of the Ways and Means Comm. It was through Chmn. Green and these men that the country was kept posted on the daily progress of this vital legislation. First row, left to righ

Delegation composing the Council of the Osage Indian tribe of Oklahoma in Wash. to confer with Secy. Work and Commissioner of Indian Affairs Burke to take up the question of leasing oil lands in the Osage reservation