Mr.*Calvin Coolidge will once more don Indian regalia and face the press cameras to-morrow.
When be did this as part of his Black Hills vacation from the Presidency two years ago, it brought a considévable measure of ridicule because it was interpreted as a publicity "stunt" ill adapted to the somewhat dour Coolidge character.
But indications are that to-morrow's ceremonies will be popular ull around, for they are planned as part of the dedication of the Coolidge Dam—n project expected to bring great benefit to this part of the country, Indians, pioneers and prospectors have flocked into Globe for the festivities and they will compose a colourful group of spectators when the Pima Indians conduct ceremonial making the former ident a chief of their tribo—
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