Letter

Regarding the lack of transportation funds for the return of Mildred White Eyes after the close of Rapid City Indian School for the summer.

Regarding whether or not Ellen is on the basketball team, and if not, the request that she travel with the team so that Oliver Tyon, who has been sick, can see her.

Regarding the enclosed transcript of Margaret Two Bulls and her satisfactory progress at Rapid City Sanitorium School.

Regarding Oliver's poor performance in school and suggestions for two possible plans to address this situation.

Regarding attending the N.E.A. conference, end of year programs, and changing the tribal affiliation listing of Lewis Hayes from Winnebago to Santee.

Regarding the Semi-Annual Report's arrival and gratitude for the work (and excellent calligraphy) of recipient Harry M. Smith.

Regarding a misunderstanding about statistics on delinquent pupils who are not residents of Nebraska, as well as praise for Sam B. Davis's recent radio address.

Regarding unpaid monies for "sal soda" provided to Genoa, and the ongoing lack of response from Superintendent Parker.

Regarding Wilber Decora's potential enrollment at Genoa and the previous schools he has or has not attended.

Certifying S. Toledo Sherry's course of study in summer school at Morningside College from 5 June 1924 to 16 July 1924, signed by the college's president, Frank Mossman and two other officials.