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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-04
ARTISTS COMING AND COMO.

J. Herbert DuntOn, the cowboy ar
list last Thursday gave an exhibit in
his studio 1t Taos lie was in Santa
Zee again this week and promises an
exhibit in the old Palace in the near
future
Walter Ufer of Chicago is the latest
addition to the Taos artist colony and
has rugged up studio in the home Of
.Dr +. r. Martin
Gerald Cassidy says the Los An
geles Tmcs-recently came from New
York, passing through Los Angeles af-
ter stopping over in Santa Zee. on his
way 70 San Diego. where he has been
commissioned by Or Edgar L. llewett,
to do the mural decorations in the
ethnology building at the exposition.
lie will paint ten canVases showing
views of prehistoric Santa Zee, the Pa
iarito cliff dwellings, Acoma, the Mo-
qui villages. the petrified forest, the
great natural bridges on the Navajo
reservation, the Mesa Verde cliff
dwellings and the Sequoia forest.
Jack Gage stark, the landscape
painter, says the same paper, has been
in Los Angeles for a week lie re-
turned 10 his ranch studio in Silver
city, n. NJ, on Thursday He is work
ing hard, and next year Los Angeles
may expect an exhibition of impress
siOns from his able brush
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-04

Though this is not the month Of
roses but of chrysanthemums, as in
so many other things continues to
lead when IL comes to lovely brides
land gorgeous chrysanthemums. The
wedding of Miss Louise Dockweiller,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Alphonso
IDockweiller. to Robert Martin of Ger
rillOs, which took place at the home
of the brides parents in the peaceful
and lovely vale of Tesuque. was no
less charming because of its quietness
and uneXpeetedness. The bride had
grown to lovely womanhood in this
section, had graduated from Loretto
academy. taught school for two sea-
sons and had endeared herself TO a
host OF friends, when stranger walks
in and captures her. Fortunately,
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin will continue to
reside in this vicinity. Vicar Gen
eral Antonio Fourchegu spoke the
words that united the twain. The
couple is off on novel honeymoon
tour in motor car through southern
New Mexico and Texas and will not
be at home until the first Of Deem
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-04
We'll, Here We Are

wake up. good poople--thls II fair
week
Yea know. there has been mighty
little 20 remind ua of that Tact iess
Of the red fire and sky-fockcts, the
fanfare and haily-hoo than mas ever
attended the opening ct fair IN the
past. La fact IL might almost he SAN
chat tho fair has Crcpt ~ on gum
shoes. 20 quietly has Il approached.
Hut here II IL nj last, aud II hohootes
all Of us TO step lively ana get al
the fun out Of IL that We can.
What new thrills the folks who are
running things have for us ] know not
and In fact II takes half the fun out
Of n THRU Go know beforehand That
sou are going 10 have a. Frefufns
ably there will be % certain amount oi
the old stuff--thc reliable pfuperufs
thar have stood the test ~ age ana
ii ~ reasonable 90 expect sufficient
dash OF novelty 20 lend variety ana
snap 90 the show After all, The fair
Il more than anything else an excuse
for everybody 10 take a few days of
aud have good froilc The pump
hIns and the turnipa and the livestock
all serve n useful purpose and doubt
less furnish edlficntion and inFtrue-
tion 10 a considerable and Huhsian-
tial element Of the population but
when all Is said aud done and
the books ufe balanced the vast ma
iorty of the crowd only use the cows
and chickens NJ nm excuse FOR get
ting a taste ~ the life"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-04
Santa Fe Society Notes
The Pines of the Mogoiions

In the forests mountains sing the pines wondus measure
me wind thu their branches ana lroi
lofp passion,
d ana and hear-broak then with love ana smdhe
And that music of the world since its first Walking
,lds he secret the Will be-
All he lore gathered az he foomed the wide earh o'e
~ desert to the restless moaning sea
that singing whisper peoples
crumoled affairs prayers FOR forgotten @ m
laughter mlnge the soldiers war cry
be of tumpes and the eonquefng army ueu
Ana above carhbom music higher tone neesant
Upward, Upward follow where
leave the quarry seek the joy that comes oil seg
While their places the snow-sweet waters
And the blends these varied tones together
glorious from the forests vide ana iee-
Rise forever; fun of eourge hope and daring
witt he living Cad with all tes harmony.
NJ. Hall, Cactus and Pine
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-04
INspIRATlON OF THE OPEN
SPACES,

That there is inspiration in the sun
shine rnrdens aud streams OF santa
Re lis amply demonstrated again by
the new pictures hung this week IN
the Palace of the Governors by smell
don Parsons, the New York artist.
They are familiar bits Of landscape
that have been transferred to the can
vas but what a new significance, what
Ia greater glory transmutes them as
they are touched by genius. II may
he merely "A corner of the patio OF the
old Palace. or few clouds floating
lin "a turquoise sky over sage brush,
adobe mesa or turn in the old road
up the Iona, or nook in familiar
orchard. or a rock or two In the path
OF the santa Fe river but 10, and be-
hold they become visions of beauty,
they are TRANSPORTED into larry
scenes Particularly lovely Is group
of trees with dense foliage, on the
banks of the river There is Just a
hint Of purple in the deepest shadows
and there is a CLINT of gold and of sage
green In the vegetation lining the yell
low roadway.
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4 4 4
MASONIC WEEK.

Speaking of Kit Carson ana Monte
yuma lodge reminds that another Ma
sonic reunion is upon Santa lfe and
the Masonic clans from all over the
state are gathering in the capital to
take part in comforting the degrees
from the fourth to the thirty-second
upon the candidates The reunion be-
gins with a sacred concert tonight and
Will be punctuated with social doings
not only ~ private homes hut also al
the cathedral, luncheon being serv-
ed each noon. II is a busy week for
society for every Masons wife takes
as much pride as her spouse in enter
tanning the visitors as hehooves Ma
sonic hospitality and there are but
few officials or business men Ia Santa
lie who Are not Mnsnns
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-04
CONSTIPATION A
PENALTY OF AGE

Nothing Is SO essential TO health
In advancing age as keeping the
bowels open. 1t makes one ieel
younger and fresher and fore
stalls colds. piles, fevers, and other
dependent ills.
Cathartics and purgatives are
violent and drastic in action ana
should be avoided A mild, eff
fective laxative-tonic, recon-
mended by physicians and thou
sands who have used IL, is the
combination Of simple herbs with
popsin sold by druggists every
where under the name of Or
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. The
price is fifty cents and one dollar
a bottle For free trial bottle
write to DR.. w. y. Caldwell, i5l
Washington St., Monticello, ILL.,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-04
PREHISTORIC skY-sCRAPERs.

Carlos Vierra has tackled the fifth
Of his mural paintings for the state of
California. having just finished the
city of Uxmal. Tho Maya city of II
kal. one of the oldest of the prehis-
toric ruins in Central America. is It's
subject Buildings five stories high
ON pyramids. set Tikal apart as the
city of sky-scrapers built 1000 and
more years ago. Just as Qurigua Is the
Venice of the Mayas. 1t is worth
while seeing the four great canvases
ALREADY completed now on exhibited in
the old Palace and which will have a
permanent place In the California
building at san Diego. a significant
tribute of the Golden state to the art
and art spirit that has been developed
In the Sunshine state by the New Mex
leo Museum and School Of American
AfchnoOl0gV
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-04
RENDY FOR BUSINESS.

Mrs. JACOB Weltmer chairman this
week announced the committees Of the
Noman's museum committee, as fol-
lows. Social, Mrs Weltmer. Mrs.
Hughes, Mrs Thomas. Miss Massie.
Miss Manderfield. Mrs. A. Seligman;
service Mrs Francis c. Wilson, Mrs
Rapp Mrs Laughlin, Mrs Mcdonald,
Mrs Palen, Mrs Pope; arrangements
Mrs Renehan Mrs McF'ie Mrs Wal
ter Mrs. Asplund. Mrs. Hewett, Mrs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-04

Inc eNhlbit that VIII continue this
week, of ancient writing materials and
manuscripts, in the reception room
of the Palace Of the Governors, Is at
tracing much attention Not west
of ST. Louis is there another such col
lection of Babylonian cuneiform clay
tablets, Egyptian papyrus Hebrew
AND Armenian manuscripts and
books, Maya and Aztec Goddess. pho
tographs pictures and books on the
ancient civilizations as have been
brought together I'm this exhibit
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-04
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

~ focal Applications As they fannel rfafh the
slssssed paftlan u the eaf. There " onif e4it
way "a cuFe deafness and thaf Il by constitution
Al remedies Deafness H. caused ~ un nHamsd
sondltlop ~ the mucous hHiaa Of the Lnfiachlaf
srute When this tube Is innamea yon have b
rumhllne sound or imperfect bearing. and Nhdr
ii II entirely closed Dfhfuess ls the rtsui. aid
ssnleas the inflammation BE- TAKEN eut aid
this tube restored q ifs normal c0pdtta heHf'
lug will BE- destroyed forever nlne csses eat -
tfn are caused BY CatAuh, which u nothing but
~ ihnamed coalition II the MUCOUS snrfatte
We will give ons Hundred tiallHrs TOT aha sHss
OF Deafness teaused by cathrfhl that eahnet Dc
cured by Halls caiarfh cure. sepd f~ sifea
2afs, free.
Fold BY Druggists he
Take Halls Family Pills fef Constipation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-04
A PICTURE FOR ITAu.

Not only California, but Utah also
comes 10 Santa le for art. Upon re-
quest of the University of Utah, Hon
Frank Springer this week sent the un-
.Rersty one of the Bcauregard can
vases 1t is one Of the choicest pro-
ductions Of the late. lamented artist
"a study of Breton woman, painted
In France, IA canvas In which the blues
and only such blue as Mr.. Bcaure-
gard could paint predominates. II
will be given permanent place in the
university assembly building.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-04
IN LITERATURE TOO

J. y Jeancon. former secretary of
the chamber of commerce. has COM
pleted the anario for a motion pic
6ture drama on the cliff jewellers which
will be produced next week at Colo
.rado Springs. IL is historically &C.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-04
A THOUGHT FROM PINDAR.

Twin immortalties mans art doth
give
10 man. both fair, both noble; one
supreme.
The sculptor beating out his portrait
scheme
Can make the marble statue breath
and live;
Yet with life cold. silent, locative;
IT can not break its stonc-eternal
dream,
or step 10 join the busy human
stream,
But dwells in some high fame HER
oglyph.
Not SO the poet Hero. If thy name
Lives in its verse, 1t lives indeed. For
then
In every ship thou sailcst passenger.
TO every town where aught of soul
doth stir,
Through street and market borne, at
camp and game,
And on the lips and in the hearts Of
menl
Edward Craeroft LEROY.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-04
TIE MOMAN,s our.

owing 10 the unavoidable absence
of Mr.. Felix Baca, who was tp have
made an address at the meeting OF
the WOman's club FRIDAY afternoon,
the pre- gram was changed ANA Sena-
tor Isaac Barth took MI hacus place
las orator OF the day Mr. Harth ad-
dressed the members Of the club In
his usual happy vein and made q talk
that was replete with viii philosophy
and anccdote.
The reception 10 the new members
~ the club, postponed from the week
before. proved a great success and was
in every way enjoyable. There were
meetings OF the board of managers
and Of the committee having in charge
the Better Babies contest At the state
fair prior 10 the regular club meeting,
and much important business was
transacted.
Tho program as rendered was as
follows.
I.lteraturc--"current Events Mrs.
Pollock
spanish Dances. (MoscSowskD. by
Mrs e. X. Harden and Mrs. Geo. c.
Everitt.
Vocal solo-"La Colondflna," Mrs.
Katherine Grimmer-llailcy
Address THE Relation of the HIS
tory of Mexico to the Present stu
latlon." Senator Isaac Barth.
Vocal Solo-eLa poloma," Mrs
Katherine Grimmer-B Bailey.
q 2
Mr. Ncwlywcd--Did you sew the
button on my coat. darling?
Mrs Newlywed No. love.
couldn't find the button. and so
/ Just sewed up the huttonhole.
Tit-Bits.
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curate and yet thrilling IN lts plot anu
episodes.
Miss Ruth Laughlln. the talented
daughter of Judge and Mrs. \. H.
Laughlin. has Just completed an ar
ticlc on Guatemala, for the National
Geographical Magazine, which throws
new light on remote portions Of Cen
tral America. especially those parts
where the school of American Arch
aeology has been working the past
four years Miss Laughlin was with
the archaeological expedition from
Santa Ie this spring and her impress
sions are worth while and readable.
The article win be illustrated with
photographs she took while ON the
trip
Kit Carson Days" By Edwin L. Sa-
bin, is just out and the perusal of us
pages must thrill every loyal New
Mexican. for Carson was a member OF
Montczuma lodge A. +. a \. NJ. in
Santa lie. and in many respects the
popular hero Of the southwest The
book has 200 pages but there Is not
a wasted word on one of them.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-04

his parsonage. After the ceremony
MIR and Mrs. Ruob left on honey
moon trip most OF which was spent
with relatives Of the bride In Nettle-
ton. Mo.
Mr. Ruob Is one Of the best known
and most popular employees of ln'
Santa re railroad Ia Albuquerque ne
is an engineer ca the coast lines run
ming out Of this city ana numbers MS
friends by the hundreds. Tie mas
taken an active interest In state ialr
work and IL at the head Of the pnui-
thy department OF the exposition
which begins tomorrow The hrlde
ls a charming and accomplished Wom-
an and will find n warm welcome
among Albuquefquc1ns,
Mr and Mrs Rueb have returned to
Albuquerque and are at home at zVs
West Slower avenue.
Every time that some people
open their mouths they throw
away an opportunity 10 appear
wise.
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Vioiefs

By Alvin irobasco Nipgcn, IN
Smart set.
THE yiolets are little nuns.
4 Hcguwncd ia modest bluei
rhsir rosnrlea M vespcrtidc
Are beads Of pufcHt dew:
Their fragrance Is the Incense
They offer unto you,
You arc their own Madonna
10 whom their prayers arise,
Their crowns are violet h0los
Reflected iu your eyes.
And on your placid bosom
They resin Paradise.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-04

Miss LeClier cavannurh celebrated
her fourteenth birthday last Saturday
Afternoon by giving picture show
party 10 a number Of her youne
friends Later Refreshments were
served nj Grimshaw's
Those present were Miss Marcella
Matson. Miss Grace Stortz. Miss Eliz-
'abeth Arnot Miss Rebeeea Homer,
Miss Clyda Wilson. Miss Eileen Nor
Idy. Miss Marjorie Stcan, Miss Louise
lTreffenhcrg. Miss Frances Leeds Miss
carol Leeds, Miss Winona Dixon, Miss
Jeffy Short Miss Julia Mcclure, Miss
Margaret Lee and Miss Gladys Cav
.anaugh
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-04

MISS NALCk INTIRTNINs.

Miss Estcllo Nalck entertained the
members of the Nalck-Wilson orchos-
ira Friday evening at the homo of
Mrs Don Rankin. Following a short
musical program there were games
and dancing, after which dainty re-
frcsbmcnts of ice cream and cake
were served.
The guests included Miss Grace
stortz. Miss Irene partch, Miss Ethel
kieke. Miss Louise Lowbcr. Mrs. John
w. Wilson. Leo Meyer, Arthur Becker.
Ralph Miller Donald Wilson. Ches-
ter Miller, Earl porterfield aud George
piuney.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-04

Producing that soft, velvety fresh
ness so much admired. Money
refunded II not entirely pleased.
Nadine is pure and harmless and
adheres until washed of. Blends
out blemishes; prevents sunburn and
return Of discolorations. A million
delighted users endorse the delicate
tiats, Flesh, Pink, Brunette, White.
By Toilet Counters or Mail, soc. =
National Toilet Company. Paris, Tenn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-04

Sold by Williams Drug Co.. ana
other toilet counters.
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NOTES or SOCIETY.

NtIES vi stu iiti1.
Mrs. Paul A. Ferguson and little
daughter len yesterday for Dallas,
Texas. where they Will spend the
greater part Of the winter.
The entertainment at the home OF
Mrs David r. Boyd ON Thursday of
last week was not a bridge party as
lat first reported but a sewing bee.
Mrs Boyd does not play cards.
A party made up of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. s. Woolsey Jr, Mr.. aud Mrs. Ivan
IGrunsfeld Mr. and Mrs. A. -. Me-
lGaffey and Mrs. John Lee Clark spent
last week in the Taos country, travel
ing overland In AUTOS
/ AIRS. l. H. Koch aud children, of
iFlagstalf. will arrive the early part of
the week from flagstaff TO remain
over for the fair They will be accom-
panied hy Miss Katherine McGaffcy of
Los Angeles,
Mrs. w G.. May has returned from
IA six weeks vacation spent at the
southern California resorts
Miss Hazel knight, of kewanec, H.,
Is the guest OF Mrs Bert skinner.
Later she will visit at the home of
Mrs. Benson Newell.
Miss Name Goodwin was the guest
mesa supper given by pr and Mrs.
Frank u. Tull.
Mrs j A Reldy entertained We'd
,nesday afternoon at a sewing bee in
honor OF Miss Goodwin, the guests be-
ing confined TO a few neighborhood
friends.
Mrs l.. c. Rice entertained twelve
friends informally at sewing party
Friday afternoon in honor Of Miss
Goodwin.
Mr. and Mrs Jack Reynolds have
returned from the northwest and Will
he the guests of Judge Herbert Ray
Inolds until after the Christmas holt
days.
Mrs David Weller entertained a
few small folks Friday afternoon in
honor of her daughter, Miss Kathleen,
who celebrated her fourth birthday.
The members of the Highland
Bridge club We're guests of Mrs. w. w.
Strong last saturday afternoon.
Aliss lrma I'm ana Miss Lucy Ex-
um, both Of whom are exceedingly
popular I'm Albuquerque social circles,
viii be the GUESTS of Mrs George c..
Taylor during the fair
\ reception hy Albuquerque lodge Of
Elks to Grand Exalted Ruler BenJa-
MN. Grand Secretary Robbins and
Grand Trustee Nicholson. was one Of
the features of the past week.
Friends of Mrs Ada Pierce VIM.
who Is soon to leave for Arizona.
where She viii mako her permanent
home are planning an elaborate musi-
ical entertainment in her honor in the
near future which will be participated
in by Mr. Thomas Christian and Mrs.
Ralph Henderson both former Albu-
iuuerqueans and accomplished musi-
clans nov residents of III Paso.
Mrs. Frank Z Nowhal. Of santa Fe,
Is in the city ON visit of several
weeks to Mr and Mrs. James f. T.
Newhnll
Airs otto neekman lefh Thursday
for Los Angeles for an Indefinite stay.
Mf. u. @ Grant Of Los Angeles Is
visiting 40 the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
y. 4. Macpherson
Mrs. James trsfeld, Of Hollywood.
! Cal, IS expected today for il visit with
Mrs Thomas Al Danahy. Mrs Irs-
field was formerly Miss Reneentia Han
and is a daughter Of Mir. and Mrs
kaber, T. Han OF this cltN
Mrs. w T. MeCreight returned the
iearly part of the week from Denver,
where she received beneficial treat
ment for painful injury to her eve
received some time ago.
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Socially. Of course. the Monlczuma
ball 10 the eapstunc Of the whole week
tho cnpstonc. in fact OF the whole
year. II IL New Msxicos one grand
fete-thc time when Albuquerque
dolln up In her Eiddiest and gladdesi
rags and plays host To the entire state.
The management Of the fair this
year has been In exceptionally able
hands. Ernest Davis. Ernest Landolfi.
Arthur Praeger and Herman Schweiz-
81 have left nothing undonc To make
the ball giitiering success, ana have
amply justified the wisdom Of their
selection as the committee 10 put the
thing through.
Announcement was made last week
Of the personnel Of the floor and re-
eeption commlttees The floor com
mittec IL composed OF Ernest landol-
81. chairman, Tom lERan, Thomas
DaDahy. Robert ~ Crews and Ralph
kelehcr. while Frank Mckee. A. u.
McGaffoy. Alfred Grunsfeld Louis IL
field and Theodore s. woolecy, Jr,
make up the reception committee,
Nearly five hundred invitations have
been sent out over the state an Of
them 10 people outside Of Albuquer-
que. The number and The character
of the nceeptances leaves no earthly
doubt hut that things VIII pass off In
glorious fashion. Governor MELON.
aid IN 20 lead the grand march. Adj
Jutant General Herring and other
prominent military men viii take part
and brilliant company OF distin-
Euished men and women Will make
this years Montezuma ball one 10 set
q new record az social triumph
q . .
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Unique among the responses rqeeiv-
I'd by the committee was the misaive
sent IN by Brian iioru Dunno. OF San
On Re Those who have been IN New
Mexico long enough 10 know the diff
ference between chill con carne and
the ordinary hash OF commerce do not
need TO be told who Mr.. Dunno IL. To
those who are 40 unfortunate ana ne
nighted as not 60 be possessed OF that
Information II IA sufficient TO say that
brian Boru Dunno IL not n Spanish
hidalgo nor related in any degree OF
consangulnIts TO General Won Kluck--
that he IL a Santa Fe newspaper man
with genius for being decidedly diff
feront from other folks
Mr., Dunno has his fingers crossed
lilo has heard Of the Montezuma ball
and whether or not he has been
among those present on former ocea-
Hlons when Il was given he has evil
IDENTIFY conceived the idea that a GER
tain degree Of circumspeetlon Is To be
observed III accepting invitations to IL.
Mr.. Dunno IL not without ambitions,
and you never can tel what may hap
pen az some time IN the future when
you are least expecting H.
Thus Il WAS that Mr. DUNES ate
eepthnce OF the Invitation % the Mon
tezuma ball had large stout string
TIED 10 H. In fact IL may be said
that he has not yet accepted the lnN-
tation. but that he parrried with a
question upon the answer To which hs
acceptance OF rejection depends
Dclcntely emblazoned ON stationery
OF the Santa ffc club and couched IN
the most formal terms, MIR Dunnes
reply 10 the invitation was as fulluwss
Mr. Hrlen Boru Dunno thanks tho
Montc1uma bali committee for the
Kind invitation FOR Fraay evening.
October ninth, al the Alvafado hotel
Albuquerque.
Before accepting thh kind invita-
ton Mr. Bfian Boru Dunno begs leave
To ask whether any flaHhlighi pic
lures viii be taken Friday evening ct
Saturday morning
Dunno Is right safety first
wonder how many men viii
he made unhappy when ! marry
said the flifi
How many dO you expect to
marry Z" answered hef dearest
friend - M8n lAcht
= = Z
1T HAPPENED tNIN ST
once upon time 1t matters not
whom ga wffN bui IL WAS RIGHT hcre In
lttic old Albuquerque there were 1t
man ana maid who decided thai
tfvy could not longer live without
each other and that She must Do, hisn.
and he must bee hcr'H even as sou
and J And $40 thpN were married
but ! am getting ahead 81 my siors
When theN finally ana positively d..
tided that there WAS nothing elise 80