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west, by Neil M. Judd; The Pottery of the Casas Grandes District, 
Chihuahua, by A. V. Kidder; Thoughts on Zufii Religion, [Verein tee 
Kroeber; Right and Left in Osage Ceremonies, by Francis La Flesche; 
Cardan’s Suspension in China, by Berthold Laufer: Historical and Socio- 
logical Interpretations of Kinship Terminologies, by Robert H. Lowie; 
The Cult of the Ax, by George Grant MacCurdy; The Distribution of an 
Arawak Pendant, by Charles W. Mead; Notes on the Piegan System of 
Consanguinity, by Truman Michelson; Exploration of the Tremper 
Mound in Scioto County, Ohio, by William C. Mills; The Problem of the 
Red-paint People, by Warren K. Moorehead; The Supplementary Series 
in the Maya Inscriptions, by Sylvanus Griswold Morley; Flint Working 
by Ishi, by Nels C. Nelson; The Dana Estes Collection of Bronzes in the 
Peabody Museum of Harvard University, by Charles Peabody; Yacates 
of the Tierra Caliente, Michoacan, Mexico, by George H. Pepper; The 
Glazed Ware of Central America, with Special Reference to a Whistling 
Jar from Honduras, by Marshall H. Saville; An Ancient Archeological 
Site on the Lower St. Lawrence, by Frank G. Speck; Portraiture in Cen- 
tral American Art, by Herbert J. Spinden; Terms of Relationship in 
Timucua, by John R. Swanton; The Domain of the Aztecs and their 
Relation to the Prehistoric Cultures of Mexico, by Alfred M. °Tozzer; 
The Art of the Great Earthwork Builders of Ohio, by Charles C. Wil- 
loughby; Correlations between Archeological and Culture Areas in the 
American Continents’, by Clark Wissler. To these is added a Bibliog- 
raphy of Mr. Holmes’ writings compiled. by Ella Leary, librarian of the 
Bureau of American Ethnology. 
Forty-two persons, practically all of whom participated in the prep- 
aration of the Anniversary volume, either as subscribers or as contti- 
butors to its contents, were present on this occasion, and the following 
came to Washington especially for it: Mr. Allison V. Armour, Dr. Franz 
Boas, Mr. George H. Pepper, Mr. C. W. Mead, Dr. H. J. Spinden, and 
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Jackson of New York; Mr. William Churchill and 
Dr. W. C. Farabee of Philadelphia; Mr. J. T. Ellis and Mr. W. E. Thom- 
sen of Baltimore; Mr. S. G. Morley, Dr. Charles Peabody, and Mr. E. H. 
Thompson of Cambridge: Professor W. K. Moorehead of Andover; Mr. 
W. H. Jackson of Detroit, and Dr. Edgar L. Hewett of Santa Fé. Mr. 
Hodge acted as toastmaster and made the speech of presentation, and 
informal addresses of felicitation were delivered by Dr. Walcott, Miss 
Alice C. Fletcher, Professor Moorehead, Professor Boas, Mr. Armour, 
Dr. Peabody, Dr. Fewkes, Professor Mitchell Carroll, Mr. W. H. Jackson, 
and Mr. E. H. Thompson. 
