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Monday. November 25, 1018.
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Tl IF
EVENING
. ,!'!.J I
IIF.RAI.D
Pnur fix f
ART IS IN DEGENERATE STATE
DECLARES RENOWNED PAINTER
OF GRAND CANYON VISITING HERE
Thomas Moran, One of Nation's Foremost Artists,
In Albuquerque Saturday, Says Anarchy Exists
in Art World the Same as It Does in Russia;
Members of So Called Modern Schools of Paint
ing Have Destroyed the Beautiful in Their Re
volt; Aged Painter Visited West First in 1871.
BY EDWARD BATTLES
ANTATK nl iiiiiiri'lir i-xisls in tin1 urt wnrl'1 tmliiy. Il i- nut unlike
tin' turmoil, l int iniil nniluMim nf linssiu. Aiixluuly run rtt
or (mint; Mini tin- li'iM tin- ii1.i-llfi-u-i' shown, till' ".renter tin-
sin-i-i-ss, ui'i'iinlinu to Tlimnas Mmnn, imi nf Anii'i im s furt'innst urt
ists, rt'iinwiit'il utinti'r of tin- (iriiml ('iinynn. wlni vuis in Alliiiiir'iir
Siitnt'iluy mi lui wny to tin- I'm-ilii- most
"Art ami I itrai tin at presi'iit lire in h rlfriifi'iil suiti'," tin
vi'ttMMii nrtist tli'rliiri'il when inti'i'vi'-wi'tl. "It in tin' Niiir.r in Kii".ltiinl
ninl r'liiiu-i' as it is in Anii'ind. Tin1 true net of liftv vi'iirs aim has
liern assjiiiltt'd, iIin'i Jici'd. ami sinki'il liy rxiiiiii-nN of Itnlslirviki
'art.' Tin' red flair wnvi-s liis'li in the reiilni that was unci' iiilmlnteil
dy mi'ii ami women of it'nfiinml intcllfrt."
ai'-KH'iil future I'D ptetnrlul ml, writuiK
rxe- and mush.
i "Their urn mi new fnriim iif ex
pression. The nit (hut exist today will
emit fin ii Iiiiik time in i-inne." he snld
"M,V I'llllirel M 11 ll till' Sli-ralled 'mod
el lusts' mill 'futurists' Is that they do
lint know ti.it eiinstltute a plrttiie.
'only a new iti-neriitlon w hn-e mind
have tint hl-en llairuw-d !- the Ith
0111111111)11'. distorted ninl irrotrfMUP
. sketrhes uf revolutionist ran plnre
I'liintliiK and ait in Ki'tifi'iil In tin high
stale tli.ll It fiJIIlielly mi Upled ."
' A wntit iiImiiii the painter who Vis-
! Ifed .liuiiieriue Salni'lav:
I'lr.i n I'iiIiii (.rand annul.
Mi .M'H.in was tliv f it ft pitnitrr In
ilii' riiinitrv to t f.i Itxt- tl' iiplrnttur nf
Ho liiiiml I'anvon. Him fir--l tup west
to paint was in 1 7 1 , In-foii- raiit inula
wrle hui!t II' visited tin' 'italul i'.iii-
mii Willi I'. V. Hvdeii. i Ini'f of the
I'llited Slates ni ol.il.'U :il Kill m v. Thn
' v ion later hr ui-riiiupauieil the expe.
Iilioii of .laj. J ii I'owi'll ami skeh h
'i: from tin moth rim of tin e.iuynn.
A ii I piintteallv i'vi-1 v ji-;ir slnre In
I. ax visited tin- west In tin' enily
1 1 1 i v In- lii.ivni It. haiil-diips of tin'
ruiiiii'hi'iiHivi' Min.lv mill It " 'in. I in
in atlvisnhle to ilivi li llii'iii In a ion '
newspaper III Mi ll- The I'UI !-! (
these tllnllKl't Hlll!l"ll"ll" Is t" hil.te
dlSI'tlssiiin on tllf i.llt nf ll-e I'll'. i .
with an utKi'iit t t ' t t that tin. n- '
III. M I featine nf IH' iIihiii.k
I M't Mil l til ll till' I'llKllUfl- M. i
liii'Milii li.il" all' i . I . I I l,'i ,
Rl.nl to half illinium" fioiii i"i.:i. ii..
mi' Iii'-o Ii ,1 til 'i"l I u
lin.Ji i t". '
Bishop Howden Objects
to Present Quarantine
On School and Church
"Sornlli'i1 'iiioili'i n iniintlni'M'
irovi'i-ni'il Ii v no m't ruli' mill tin'
i-iiti'i'i nl Nurh lulilimh ri'i.uiii'ii no
lali'iit. A nii'iiilii'i' of thf i'olNlit'Vik
fli'ti.rnt Ih 'iiiNpiri-tr with Noun' I'luli
al, ill mt ii' it.r.i. niaki-i n f'W' iTUih1
ilauiii of Itriieht i-olm, ut it Imm it "I'hi
ijie.it Awa kfiiiiiK.' xlniiiti il aint iIh
ii'iM'm ii itiiiltituiiv nf iimii!i."
Thoiimi .Mijimi IK no ainiiti'lir at
ll It" . alllllK. Uf Hn'ukn from lollK nv
pi'l'l 'll''i'. III? pni.i'iiii'M olil of th
ki'i-i i -it ininiJs in thi' Anii rn..'ii art
worl'l inilaN Tin' piintiT I" ' vi'. Hi
nf but im on al"it n a youth
of I i
Ni-.t 1.1'lii'rmlon Will Iti-Hiiii- All.
"'I In- ii.-hiii' applli'" to hti-l at lit p .iinl
lull". A Milium' of Nlll J. infill UN
proil.iii'il In i;ni"t ru's toiluy. is far
III. ll 1,1'lllK l'illlll to till" WritlllK.il nf
half ; ntin i.r " i ni:o." In niinii-
ui'il ' I'liiiiliim ulnl it" i-ollati'ial lilts
liaVf il.'lfl ilili'.l In tin I..1IIII' low ll'Vi'l
'I hi' ii.rui' of art will In- tin' tnk l"i
tin- nrxt ii"iii'i atioii 1 ian in tin'
' p.iiii'ini!" of n iiiik of nur inin''i stu
ili. nli ii f it ti t trail- of nirili It will
tnkr 'arn In'loli' tln will In- alili' to
iivii ihrow nnaii-liy ntoi t'1iiin to i niil
moil Hfiiti'
Aki-il when art wan at Its iniili in .fioiiluT
Atui-ricii. .Mt. Moran Klati-il ""Tin' ln"l
.'uiiiiiii:fi wi-ri' tniiili" In tin Ii i -y r
pl'lloil ftuin 1.0 to IH''. lilllopl'.
too. pi nihil I'll I Hill ait 111111111- tll-il-
ilfhl yi-iim. Siiii i- tlii n tin f h i"
l.eitt a c.iailuil ilerline. with. of
niir-i'. i frw i xi i ptloii'- Tin- nnpi""'
Mollihln. rulil.il- anil fllliltlits have
lieen clven all the ropi- I In-v wan'i-il
ninl Ih. v an- haintltiir I'u l'l -i-lvi " t i
ii.iv. l-iit an- not HW.ne of the f.u t "
.Mr Moran iloei not In-ln-n- that the
war will Iiii! iil'nut ii in-w form nf
I pl I'SM1I1. ' lie. hoWIVel-. pteilll t" II
SAY CITY FnToERS
Manager Hcbcnitriet Gives De
tailed Statement Concerning
Program for Paving Streeti of
Albuqucrq'te.
IIVI'I.
.Ill I
Now that the war n pi.n tu alls i-inl-c.l
anil It n i.ife lo preiln-t that in the
very near future, all Imui will l.e hft
il mi pnlilli' liiiiuoveini'iiti.. tl la fit
tl'tK that the iiui-Mtlon nf pnvnn;. w llirll
li.ii liei-n (lis-UhBi-u at mu ll leiiKtli in
A 1 1 il i it i i Hi' . Ie reviMil l"i :inthi'i
iIIk uhmiiii. ui i'orilinii to t'liy M.ii,hk"T
A l:. lleli-ntrii't
The I'lty rnnimmsloiiei m ii ml ritv
inanawr. In I'lipinit with the prolilniii
of pinvnlitiK aileiiuiite elireti fur tne
fit fiW'lllH aulonnilole trufflr alnt the In
iti'i."i"l nereiMity for nanititum with
the Innlti-il fliian.i'i at their iliHpoial.
ami iiHiiMi'il ! pnl'lh- M-iiliiiii'iit. are
nlivluieil that tin klliliitlnn I.IIIM le
met h ii I n ci- I'.iiiiik o oki am
i.. .1. .. ii.l r.iili. nil.
I...IIIIIII.I.PI 11...
l.ilni-il thei i'fi n;n of the present situ.i-
IlKUlei I'oilipio'n iioni an io..---
I'liverlllK ttie peiinn 01 im
Venn. reve:il the tart that
iki i- i"t per eat of maintain
.... ...I titi'i..itu Inn. ill the
.. 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 ii t - I m ,is liltth an I '.'hi ami
pel haps $iiUH pel' mile per eir, w-nh
ii'iiills wlinh an- tar from Kitisfae-
1'l.e ti-siilts II. ii .1 . t .i i o i-i an
illaili'illliti' for the Inrri'ilHi'il ill'-
IiIoiikuI on t's tin- Kiein i'N-
.aiiloi! of lln- allloiiml'lli tl.i I f i.-. I he
mailt rlllli k llolel. Ill l-plte nf tin-
i- i xpi llilltllK- nl liliine. an- in
l in e, liillrll to the ilin oiiifm I of
null. ISM anil just. Ilii the UMI.ll
Mill- whli ll 111 - i ItV of f ii l.i I- .lie
In ii-i-i-ive.
Komi -liitilii ' I nirT pi . I It I'
li'l i-il that a If I l ve I Mi.nl ts eio-
i.i.. . I u lit n il i . in l.e sn ill i 'l at III
annual iii.iln'. n.ili' e 't i"'t I" 'i-
ceil l-M'ii. Tin ri- have lain install
i-fh in thlH rlt white in i ii than t
per year lum heen i-pent hot i te.
turns hasu In-i ll rei eiveil mi the ex-
OF LOCAL INTEREST
Sonic ri-opli' Wo ItiioM. anil Hp Will
I'rofu h lli-nrhitf .IkiuI Tlii'in.
tii'ti
tmalKUl
llfst till
Hie
nu;
past
ii'i'i
el
ma mis
laij
vi. I
tlu-
i-ii-
liOllllil
i-mvslili
ThlH If t'tnelv loral event.
It look I'luie III .lhiHUeriiie.
Not In "in furaiv.iy .loee.
You ute Hiikert lo lnveMii(ate It.
Ank(1 to l.elli v a ritlaen' wot.l;
Tn eoiuirin a eltmen hl.itenient.
Any artii'l lh-H I" endorsed ut hum
Ii more worthy of roiifidi-ne
Than nne you know nnthinK tihout,
Kmlorseil hy unknown peoplu.
J ! Suininerii. ' 1 7 West !ad
n venue, Alliiiiiei'tie, nnvn: 'l'onn
Klilney Till desem mui lt ir.tln, fur
they proveil In he enrelliiiit wlien 1
ueit them. Heveuil year a' my
lurk l.t-raiiie lame mill harp p'iln
plen eil me. When I Htoope't It 'Ji
lilfii ult foi me lo utiullihlen " I Bl
liimn i Kiilnry I'IIIk uml an I noticl
Kunm relief when I hud u."eil h first
Imx, I rOhtinued takin tin-in until
imeil of the UinriitM und palnn In
n y hark. I haven't h.nl miy syu.p
loin nf klilney tl'oUlil inr."
l'rlie nr, nt nil dealer. t'on'l
imply ak for a kidney remedy !
Imnii Kidney I'llla lha ain that
Mr. Hummra hud. rosier-Mnhui
Co, Mfra, JJuffulu. N. V.
Tv. 'i of hi" itiiisti i p.ei eM. In l-e
I- Kilt hy twelve feel. W el e iUl i iasril
hy the I 'lilleil State" Kovei iinielit a'jd
How hlillK in the sen ile i lla lil.i l at
WashiiiKt'in They me entitl.-.l. the
"''hasin of the i 'i-lorailo." mi! the
'"'irainl Canviill of the Yellowstone."
'These ami other notahle pi-line" limn
.N'r Mnrun'a hi tish were iun iiiin nial
111 ha'IIIK rolli res" s t ellowstnne
l in k asnle as a nail. IP. il pli. ki oiiiiiI
Mr Moran will paint ai.ain at tha
I 'union in-xt year, wlinh h- will visit
alter a si. mil! a in i 'a hfi'i'iiia '
pelnlltute. lir.'ordlllK to s.-llll-offtr'lai
liKUres av.illahle.
' What Is til.' m-ri-"sar I f suit of this
voiu ition''' is ihe iiiierv of the ritv
liianaK'''' "It llii'i!!" Ili-lt W'l!'' "nil
nf siirfaeinft mint he otita:ne. whu-h
will i-rnil le diiiliuiKe. ii smonth sin
I. ire. sin. ill iilllillteiianre .ilnl InliK
l.fe.'' su.l Ml. Ilrlienslirlt The next
step that is often taken lit enmtlilllli
tin Is the oIIiiik "f their min t" llow-i-ver.
it I" i vnlent lo me that minor if
lint the propel- solution of the slleet
i n. Mem in the ritv of AlhUilUei .(lie.
Kor Instatli.-e. Ihe Hist eili:iute I"!
nlllllK sti'eets f perfl" t illa.ll.lKe.
whuh ive tin not have in the low.
lan.h' The serond reiinisiti- in that
there shall not In- a pn pninleraiK f
Hind whli h we lu have in the lilKh
lands. Third, the i out Is sn ;ieat. Hint
it is unjustifi-l insonittrli as the result-
me alimlutely eonfineil to in.iin
tillallie. ri'urlh. oiled streets would
not penult of inly seepaKe will' It
method now deposes "f a laiKe per-ri-nt.iK''
of all the water in the low -Intnl."
Sinie Ihe nlllllK nf streets Is 111
ailvisahli . the I'l-xt step -s paoilK "
While the . t.nual rust of liiain'.iiu
11. K ll paveiliellt Is trivial, the llltelest
' i halite and Hist nt ale nulistalltln ll
l.i k hut when a ronipurlsmi of the
reanltM oht.Hned ute taken in"i urn
saleratnui. It In et eildrnt that i
ilollai spent for pavniB Is worth a dol
lar in results, whereas, a dollar spent
In the present manlier m of lin value
whatsoever as far n permanent Im
provement Is inneerned. and nf vei y
. little value an tar m maiiitenain e Is
ronrerned.
' K.veryone know that the result
In l.e ol.t.niieil from . .eiplate pnvinK
, pi iiKriini in the rlty are ninny fold 't
Kiealer I'll porta lire I" the elillalire
iiient In value of the ail loliiliiK pmp
in. whuh nne Item often pays the
enure i nit nf the unpr.iM'iiieiit Sain.
I. ill. ill w ill he iihiin I mure h this
means than hy any other pussiMe at
Mils time. Ileaiitiliratnm of the rlty
whu h is a 'iieiMire nf rlvlr prlue. Will
l.e nu rensril n eliielilnllsl Ki-ollolliles
sui h as lite savlllB of KUBoline wllirll
has in M-r heen taken into lonsulei.i-
1 ttoii. will prove it Hiihstantial Item.
, Kxpi i lnii nls h ive heell rolldlirleil hv
a l.llKe tile III III 111 the east W illi
, tt 111 l i loaded to the raparlt o." two
Inns and iipel ati d ovi r pi n l n a ll ev-
I itv Kind and rl.l.s of l-uiidH. A sailllK
of it'll and one ll i If lull. .in -ei mlie
ml Kasnliiiei in ii-iii:-. K"o. pivriiu-nl
as i ip.ne.l to fust ila-s i-nvi-1 load
and a saMiiK n six i;ill..ns mi uiiln
when ' 'impared with a fan earth mild
It is tln-iefore "ale I" pleuli-t that a
s.iviiik nun h I! I eater ran la un d
wln n the 1 1 n i pn '' I'-io 1 1 I" made with a
I i i-iaM'l road or a poor eiiith iu.nl
I.eralllUK these ad va llt.i I! e". Justifies
'the npiiumi of our eiti.ens that Alhu.
Iiiueriiie is now ready for extensive
i "The proldeni" whli h are to he nut-
slililed and mustered hit this pin.
fram ran he carried out are many.
j ..a- in-tame, u Mil ley "t ' ' 'lv f"i
(he estal-lishnn-iii of ara.le. must .
made This sinvey should Inn" heen
niiiil- veins iiK'i. whuh would have
el nat.d a ri-,at many of the Ini-
pinpei sidewalk slid stieel Kim.es
'whuh w e now have. The den-t inina
lion ..I the streets lo he paved, the
width and kind nf .vinK fur earn,
stru t the im thud assessinB the
I rost of sum-, the relation hetween the
propoM'.l pavinn disti-H t and the ritv
' plun. the method of takina rare nf the
, ruii-off water, the rmidlllon "f tin
cletKlotiud pIplllB must he usrertalned
end nefi rti rei titled, the makiim nf
Ihe sewer and water om I"' t'e-
, lore paimu. all are piol.lemv ion.
ifnmtitilt the pity ufln-ials and Whuh
shniild he studied In detail
"h would he poor i' V " nr,",t''1
at Ihe pi-sent tune, the final aolut.on
o thee pruhlem. Km inMam "e
'kind of pavum to he sele.led depends
Ion a limat variety of eot.dillnna. Hist.
i lin.aii , .eroiui. traffie nenn .
OhlertlllK I" the i(llll 1.1 III l In- aKarisI
Hpiinish inftuena as it is :it piesent
applied III Allillouei UUe l'i-di. p h :
! Ilnwdetl hits .lil'ltesed the In; ;,,.j tUj
! t'oinmuniratmn to The I-;viiii.k II. i
aid. , If tile l in I. Iln.ltli.il iMll ll-hi- l iii
' yestet iia 's MurnniK .luuin.il ifni! the
llamhiivanl hi-ndlnie 'So tin I'e.ipln
.Mav Ixnuw." was inteiuled t,, , l(lll.
plon the utiai iiTitine pohr nf - ntn t if.
ufflii.ils hy its 1. 1. ill. in nf il, expe
' l lenre of lu-nver. is not tin. ih... i. of
. Illustration soim-wliat mil..i..v .n the
I fare of what Wi lean in the teio.-i.ipli-;
lr ilispatrheK on .iik- nne nf the name
1 Issue. Kill now We leal ft tll.it "tin. !..
) hewed hall has heell Mllppla llleil Willi
i tin onler from eliv health aii'luu Mien
! perilllttlllK rhlirrhes, theaten. mid
i si hi... Is In i-ontlnue. hut n iniit uiK a
Ki'tieral wearine' of liiflueiia inashs In
stores, theaters an. I puhhr oiii. ei and
Ion Mreet ran. The revised rules of
the rlty health iifflr.aN are hased upon
the . resumption that the spread of
' Ihe iliseasi. ran he heller ciiiil.a1tt ).v
the weai Iiik of masks than l.v the iin-
celllllK of all pulilir KatheilllKs"
I Perhaps our loral "dispenser of
knowledge" will further inform iii
why Iieiiver, with its ilin ful expe
I leuce shotllii see toe Wi".om of al
lomtiK 'rhui rhi-s, theatei s nid m l H
10 roiilinue." lie ma-lit aKaiu i-l.l.ui,
. to US why 111 We lead hi .1 1 1 1 . 1 ll in .
Ulllll tin. people of Hanla, I e ' III
i spile of the I. an, have heen linl.liiiK
. iiieetinri. parties and rhureh sen li es
and that man.s in the i athedral have
heen laiKeh a 1 1 e in Ii d .
AlliU'illel-'ille liuw eiljnv I lie llllintle
i istim tiun. so far us 1 r.iit asiett.iia.
ut plolnhitiliK pul-lir wutslitp and "the
free exrteise of relurioil" nu.i I a nteed
to our iltixeiii under tin. rnii-titiiimn,
rni ii loiiKi-r period than has ever lieen
.ill'-liipli-d hy a 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . : 1 1 1 1 v if .iimilir
or lark'er ponulatliii'. in the liisnuv of
then- I luted Htates
If any roinpi nuatiou results for so
drastir and I'Xri ptiiiiial all i ll. .it i iiuld
he shown, we iiilrhl In all humiiii
roiiiplimeiil out (oral rlty lliallaKe
llil'lll oil If" Sllpl-llol VVISihiili. hat Willi
;l viilenre tliat the ll lea II I f u d opt -
ed have had the shKhlesl influruie
In lessetlltlK Ihe sevelltv of the I'liv
liKi'S of ,e epaleaiir In rolliparisnn
to till- tnvvils alid I'jlll-S where othel
im-a-'Ull'S have heen i-!iipi. ed, oltl
11 ist I urt inn setvi-" only t. vollanie nut
rivu- shut I "li:li'edne.v i.i- -i, flatlet
nur nfflrl.il" Willi a riillsi inuslie-.s that
the. W. M' aide In "K't awav with It"
in the fin e -f aii a ailn-tlr puhlie
opinion ii-KaidniK mi. Ii riu lailni' nl of
lIKhts ami privlleK'-s
While odn ial n Ki'--: has l een ex
preftseil for the fnialni.il liiv.'i to
soliie nl our ll-Kltlltlllte hil"llless l-nter-pl
IM'V hv ll-lisi.n nf till" lleressalV I ' I
ilisrrlnilnatioii. it miiv oi rui- to a lilllii
l.er of our ritl.elis lli.it llo-le ll,.l lieetl
a i i.iisi.lel a Id.- innr.il and "ptiitii.il.
'not to mi'iitinii e. Im-. in.iii.il ie,.. en
l tailed hy tins i I . I , , I ... I i In- ;iik of
'si-linols and . Ii i: ; .tit ". Some id us
In. iv even i-i . that a KK-at tlljustti e
, is Li-lim dune in rivu- und pairmtio
pride, as well as lo i ei.-1. .ii" aspira
tions, that on the threshold of the
IKIeatest Tha llksuiVlllK I 'a V itl our
history, w hen pi epai ationi are heitiK
I made tin oiiiiliout the entire niinitri-
f.u il tlilltid nil t pi 'U IIIIK nl ptaise and
I Kraiitude to the AiniiKhiv. preHidentlal
mid Korirrnatiirl.il :ipp ils nre uttered
: III Valll so fal as A lillilieni lie is ron
i el lie. . lo'i-au.e hele Ihe Itee ex.-rrlse
; of rellKlon is l.il and ihoiiKh I'en-
vi-r. I-il I'asn Sunt. i Ke and the tnwna
' aliollt US al'e free to iiiln in this ptlhllr
l'X'iesslou. III.' rhlirrhes of this env
ious! K'tliaili i losetl liei'.tuse of 11 mall-
TERRIBLYSWOILEII
offering Described Ai Tortori
RelieTed by Black-Draugbt.
RoMvitle, Ga.- Mr. Kate Lee Able, ot
this plarc, vmie: "My husband if an
ng ncer. and once while liltine. he in
lured himself ii'.i a piece of heavy ma
rhinery, acrjs the abdomen. Me waa
10 tore he could not bear to prtsa on
himself at all, on chest or abdomen. He
weighed I0 lbs., and fell oil until ha
weighed 110 lbs., In two weeks.
He became constipated and It looked
like he would die. W'c had three diflerenl
Joctois, yet wi:h all (heir medicine, his
bowels failed to act. lie would turnup
1 ten-cent bottle ol castor oil, and drink
it two if three days in succession. Jle
did this yet without result. We became
des;ierate, he sullered so. He was swol
len terribly. He told me hit sullerlng
could only be described as torture.
I sent and bought Thedlord'a Ulack
Draught. I m.itle him take a big dose,
and when it beijan I J act he tainted, he
was in such misery, but he pot relief and
bean to mend atonre. He cot well,
and we both fr-i ie owes his lile to
Thedlord's Mack-Draught."
Thedlord's Mack-Draught will help you
to keep lit, rea'ly for the day's work.
Tr Itl NC.Iil
aii L.ised on ihe-nelieal .i-Miiiiptn.ii
"I -i "Uppoaeit ilMllker . . ii i i !..:,.
wln.li 111" nie-llf -il pi of .-";. .ii .! s
1- .In-aKlei'lllellt In til- in.-ati'll.ie
'.n-ks, .osnf lu-es. Htt'eel I a ! - l.i'l-
.. .1 tt.ni." di p irti'iei.i sii.ies. ,'.i
' iii K" "ti wiiu no limn a-, i.. i.ui'i
ii" und mi ii-Bi'la'lon .. i.. i i
' K m,iks In the w in .1- .1 ..I,. . r
' li i i-i nil riiiitrlloltiirs ' I - I a ,il.ii
.in tine m a fairs ' ol sh.i I I add I-
pel sei III inn "1 have We .lite, nil l.e
Mill lo lllipiol tin' I'otsilalil liarnllls
l.i! Iii, plain. in- ii 111 mil il- it..ii , .1
il. ill i.ildilinii to Ihe nl. .'.i ..the.
net ins with whuh we me 'i. I t.
meiiHi d '.'
K II HiiWI'KV.
War OffitDecidw
To Continue S. A. T. C.
At University Here
The iiludent iiiinv truinini; imps nt
tin. Inivi-iHitv ol New Mexnu will
ruiitnnie tta tiainma until ml sum-'
luer, ui i iii .llnj; to un iniiiniin. emetit
niiide visteiduv hy I. lent i' p. law, n.
hi. The liiHti'jrlluli will - . -n 1 1 1 , ii the
same an if the war hud not ended
The aeeietary cif war lias iiimiiued
the univeiiilv uiitliorities tl al all men
who have tilled nut India linn form
No. ;nu will he indurted nun the tritln
itis I'hiaNi a.
More than HO atndnits have en
inlli d. hut ninny have n turned tn
then hoiina In different pints of New
Mexlro us It win first I,. Inn d the
trniiuiik would he dlai ontuim ii These
nun will now he tailed mnk to the
iimvi r.iilv to i-oinplet - rite ttaitiinK
! The new rulitiK difuiii.lv settles a
'liii'Niiun that the heads nf variuua In
HI 1 1 ll t IOIIH thriillKhotlt tlie riilllltlV
'were iniahli- to nimwer mid hei-mme
of tin- iitirertalnty of tin uuhtarv
triininiK eourses 'iimiv pluni rould not
he roinpleli d Hinre I in- m-li-r wua
ri-ri-lved the ntiivi raitv is pti-piiriiiif lo
sn, i d up In the tiainn,,- and in.-ike up
for lost liini.
Albuquerque Italians
Send Contribution to
Aid Native Village
A i ii ii i iUi I lia ii; n v N'!itlitif
tiiiv t lu litll i 1 - w nf Koi ni
Vt'l isru, hi llal. u lr;tft I..t ti.
Whit h in tu he UHi'il ii tli M liff of
SlifriTlllU .tllHt( thcM- t t)l" ll.ifti
ships tt tli Wiir.
'I'hf Kit i ih nit iin t" iirtivi- "f hn-
IIH'lINf Itl IK'flt Mill'' 1-iMll't .i.'ill
h:iN nhly ;i tiuut i"" mil .ilutaiitN. Tit"
t-Miitrltiiit'rs tn thi ;nn i una- to thin
(iitinttv fruiii Unit Mit.M) ti Itiily.
'I'tu i til Ji'i ttdit wuh tn nl' :i cojii
iniHt'i' x'liniHl itif,' if K. 'i '.i.iiniitii 1..
ilJHUiinl mill ti. T'ti.
I'hririe a. rhs nru. an rp
iwr, fur tiri vimm I'vrrf. W. L
Trlnihlt f'n.
In full Mrnlhrr ri wir' fr frtrm.
liny t ftrilKM tim mm. Iluliii ml
rt. I'liuiir 01.
T
BE
Ivll.l fK'llOlll liHtl'il itl li f'.ti I) Im,,.
t hn full l.llH! V lP Hi.- Ilh.l M tl Hi
ill f out t'f hi lliinl I'M i tint . ) i
i-pule)!)!!'
'Ill Inil'iV I il s'H t It1 tf I' lit il'i-
111 .H ittlill (Ml .in m.tll nf It -'
Itv t.f till I'ulili I. Ml ll IM m1 :
ri H-it In n in umk .iml 1 1 I m f t
sn I, 1 1 1 t Im tut) mt if - .-M.I I, ,
l.i n tli.h ik 1 1 1 i tli I' i , .iHf- 1,1,1 '
ELEVEN FROM U.S. S.
FOR III LOST i&m- BY NAVY YARD CREW
lllllv Klven their 1:1 1 V in full .!"
asked I lUe up .11..'. nl II,- Ii
lost theiehv '
State School Superintendent Buys
It It Up to School Boards to Y. W. C. A. Activities
Decide After First Tour Weeks To Be Expanded in
of Enforced Vacation. Thit State, If Plan
Powerful Touni Rctirfsentinf
Yankee Battleship Is Humbled
to Tunc of 21 to 0; Was First
Defeat of Present Season.
Mania Ke. M . Nov - Itespond -iiik
lu hitmen, us imiuiriee. Hi tu the
Status of Ihe pnv of puldii- si llnul
teHi-hern iliinni: the perioil o eifoired
Viii-iition iHtisetl h the Influenaa epi
demic. Htate Supei tllleliileiit of HrhoolH
-I. II. nirner has made iiuhlle ii Ntiile
nient envennn Inn view of the mut
ter. He savs
"The pievalenre of eplilenilo
thmiiKhnut the state has fnrred the
tteneral rlomiiK nf nur m'linols In
mimv Inst.inr.'s teai hers will he nut
ol then- work from four tn eluht
weeks and tin- iiieitton very naturally
arises as to the payment nf teaehem'
salaries. The law of the state Is very
specific an to Ihe first four weekx.
the teai hei-s are entitled to this pay.
Ai tu the NUhseilUi'llt weeks the laws
of our state do not i-over thin iiiestioti
speeif Iriill; . and the only RUide we
l ave In deiermluliiK pi oi-i-diire in Ihe
Netise uf iustire of the iidiuluistratlv.
srhool nffirlals uf our elate.
"The prnieduie thrutiKhout the
still, so far iih Wit have heen able to
determine It is for the tearher of re
ceive her full year's salary with np.
pniluiilly frr lier to tea, ll the full
tliim reilllied. if posNihle. This has
rmiie to us as it national raliiimiy n ml
the tearhers should not tie enperted
to hear the whole hurni-n of the en
foi-reil laratloli. fielther should she
show litiv dlspositnin to eirape her
shine of the liut.li-tl It eelll1 til me
that When the ti in hei s JiaVf rerelved
the full pa. for the fust mouth's en-lot-i
ed varalluii that III the aliseuri nf
any provision in out law srhoi.l offi-
l litis Would In- Jllsl fled III h-otUK fill-llli-r
and puvllli: lor III other Weee.s
of the v.lr.itioll and not he ii'd;lli ton
liillrll for the tearher lo make up If
possihlf the tune lost ovei the f.iliP
weeks hy pin I linn' win k on siatui
davs. I 'hi istm.is holidavs. and other
davs of the si hold year il-sl- na I ed as
li-ltal linll'l'i.u
' Tniler dale of irtoher :4. Pi . K.
M. farrier, nn-iuhi-r of the hoard nf
ei iiralion at Ni.nta Itltri. writes me a
Ii Mi r s lut ii mav he III point as fid-
IllWS.
"I am Iii rereipt of yinir letter if
Iftnher 1'lst. I 'I I s . rntii-eritlllK the
paymetlt of wattes "f tearhen .lullln;
their I lifoii-i d l.lratlnu. The S.' -I I
At a meeiinit uf repri-'-eiifativei ..f
nil the V V I' A ussm latiinii ill the
Notlthwi'itet ii ilistru t held in I 'alias
Nome d.lVI HRn plans Were .liseussed
for the eirpHttsiou of the unis in
towns and ruiiil disttiris Win ami
means, throtiith whu-h the aliea.lv nr.
KuntKed nssorliittons inlithl i-ulaliie
their usefulness In their nun l.irnhtv
and also ro nut Into the distrii Is .id -Jnrent,
RIVIIIR to thetn Ihe iidvantiiKi-i
ulfered throlIKh Ihe V v r A
The nppnrtuiilties fur laitter ineful.
Iifm and the need nf mine rniirei led
effort nit the part nf the oft. muted
work win ills, ussrd In speakliiK of
loral rondltlonn und opporiunitiei for
irreiiter usef uliiess. n keen ami very
f lllhusliistlr lliti'lest was aroused In
the ineetina of workers hy the vivid
ilesrripliuti of the broad field and Its
opportunities for servlrr nllered til
the Y. V. f. A. ill Ntw- Mexu-o. Klven
hy Mrs. W. II I-oiir. the repi nin
live of the Alhuiuieritie asiunat inn.
The adoption of Ihe- -ei oltillieiula -tuilm
iiffen-d hy the ronfei em e of
wurkem hnve heen titiutiiiimusly ar
eepted hy the In. ill lisHorlntlon. w hli h
iiieiiris a united plin with nil tin assn
rlatiuns In the e,m'.!iw net n disttirt,
romtiosed of Texas, iiklahuma and
New Mexlrn. Tim details l.y wllirll
this wurk may most wisely he arinni
pllshed will he winked out hy an e
I'llllle roinililtlee rotllpusi-il uf lepts.
WelitatlVes flntll Ihe loi'lil I ri,:iliivil
lions, after wlinh all will k mit uml
eilly to ulli'el lake Ihe splendid t i- lt
Tucumcari Fireman
Is Alo a Firebug
-IfOII ri-MIMHinilMI IfltHI HIII'O
Tui'Ulin all. N M. Nov. J . J U
Kslinter. ii uieinher of the flu depart
ment. IS alt'-K-eil lo have rolifes-ird to
Martlhte thn I the five reienl files
Vhlrh aroused Tiinimrul I to I eaii-i-tll.ll
thai II fltel.llK Has al U'.lk II
is under arrest
line of the lues w lih h t-;"liii,:er i
Id to have lld'iiUted he -tinted, de
llfiyed the t'nillils s Hllpli v w in-
Ionise, railsniic n,me lliiu l I .'
d.-imiire. KKliuri r's i nl.in itn.r l
tll.lt he not onlv liked e. it il hill
that he teri-iv.-d pa V .' . In. in. in -.ti
l lor lime on dutv .it Iimh
l-i' I", s I l S . .,,, .
ro In. w en i f..,it I,, il,,. ti.an. i epre
senliutt tin- Aii,.. In in, I of the
Utooklvn .i,-. laid in a game m
Irnoklll nit Novetiilii-i- il The arm.
was .'i tn a It was the first tlm. tha
New Mflu-,1 eleven hs heen di.wnel
this ai-asnn
The fi-lli.wii K ai .iniiit H taken frn-n
Ihe Vew VmU Tin es of .Noveiuh.r It
i "The f ,. tniid.il.l,. eleven nf the I' H
S Sew Mexlrn lelt Ihe Ming of de
feat for the fust time tins ae;isin
when II h o wed hefure the prnwea nf
the plav eri of the Armed liti.ird of
the Itrooklvn tinvv v.inl In u iiontest
on the I'aifide ilt-oimdi. 'rnape.-f
I'nrk. I ll link ly ii. yesterday The acorn
was .1 to u
It was Ihe link pl.-ivs und alnft
format inns Ihat hioiiKht xlmut Ilia
downfall of the New .Mexli-.i team.
Kn-ly, the Alli ed llunrd iU.irterhark,
who played a Inillinht. ullarouud
Itnmit. hamlleil the team In aplendnt
fashion With .M, '..,. I and I 'a via a.
aide aids III Ihe harHfleld. they Wera
respnnsitiln lor i-'inslstent gain,
through the New Mexu-o defenre
T.i. 'klihg on hiith sides was hard, whli.
nt.l - fashioned fiioM.rill wa. Keneraliy
rlnplnyed.
"Kielv's i-nd runs and wrirgllng
tlnniirh lt,..i In the New Mexleo de
fen... w i-i of a H.-ns.-itiniiul rlmrarter.
lie vi is an ehi-ive In-ttvlitual and ti
ll.ild III. Ill tn i v.l.te oil tile llefeurit lie
tt'-nle.l IWn t . ill, 'hdt .W 111 atld Mn'olll
i. di-d ih,. ihtid. Mri'tud'a long putita
t."iiiie. riiu.-li trtiiunil for ma eleven,
while he lin ked Ii.- three guala result-
till,- ft -.in tull.-hdow tis "
Aliiu-i- Uilal l IJIl New Mexlr.i (01
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fi 'iui I-on hdi.w us
ll.in.ln-. I-i
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Kepprlrk . .Tin lor
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M. i '..ol .1
eloll ll"nl
:ui w inkle.
-I .m n ii i s I , Minnies each.
Nobody Wants
Poor Quality
HERE'S A WAY TO AVOID IT IN CLOTHES
Poor quality in merchandise usually has the outward
appearance of good quality; if it didn't have, every
body would know it was poo. quality, and while many
buyers pay for, and get poor stuff, nobody really
wants it.
If every man knew the truth about
Hart, Schaffner & .
Marx Clothes
we believe every man would buy them. We say that
not merely because ve sell these goods, but because
we brlieve these clothes are the best clothes made.
That's why we sell them. These clothes offer you
honest all-wool materials, careful tailoring, and the
best designing of styles that great resources can
comma nd.
Wright Clothing Co.
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The Frclusive Men's Store
4m i ft m
MI mwjl:
4lfl i
71 Mi,"?r;vj
J . I'V 1 1
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DICKY DIPPY'S DIARY.
By SINNOTT.
iteorraphli al loeatlon
w nil referetn e
.. i,.:.',-r,..i ....nlile fourth, found
'tinn. fifth, haul (mm shipI'ltiK point
inr haul from Ion.) mud'11 ".
r. for Instance ''1,,"-n',11:V1"1
I must l.e taken ear " ' ddltlon,.l
Istori.i hi wera, provided the present
I .ewer la iimd-nuile or hy "' T
!uf mi fn. e drsli-.iit. iC sufflrient fall
i-im l.e rd.tained " t..i...
"Tn. uetaii. nf lhe . f 7
Monday: callld ou
5lSTErs?-IM-LA.W WHOM I HAxVE
NOT CEEN FC ' PIVE VEWvT.
THE. HR"T TO GREET ME.
WAio" MV LITTLE. NIECE-.
MELLO BES-vTlEl'VAlO X.
Tm our uncle, dicky.'
"OM VEJ, MArV OFTEV4
PfcAvKvS- OF VOU"
0OE$ JHE'f" WHAT UOE
SHE CY?"
"SHE SAYS YOU LIVED
HERE rOK 3 MONTHS
ONCE.AND IMEVEK HAID
A CENT FOR BOARD.''
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