Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-18

sun shines SO brightly and skies are 80
blue.
Not only the work Of Parsons but
also that OF Carlos Nierra VIII leave
the palace, but while that OF Parsons
goes east TO the Atlantic that OF NleI-
rd's goes west to the Pacific, where ms
fine mural paintings of the ancient
Maya citias will find permanent place
IN the California building Ills PANT
ing OF the prehistoric skyscraper Maya
city of Tikla is marvel showing
town unlike any that exists today, the
strong shadows thrown by the sttullb
sun breaking through masses oil clouus
setting Off the tropical cOlofs. tne
greens. puppies, violcts, Neflapie
fairy city with minaret like structures
piercing the sky and massive pyra-
mids serving as foundations for tenn
pies and palaces. Supernatural he-
ings must have constructed that city,
declared one visitor this week after
I viewing the picture. The last OF the
mural paintings. that Of Palenque, the
most mysterious of all the Maya cities
will be completed at San Diego by MT
Nlerra.
w. Herbert Dunton, the cowboy ar
tist was also bound for home this week
taking his family with him and also
a number Of notable canvases he nm
lshed this summer at Taos. He spends
his winters IN New Jersey, his sum
mers In Taos and Santa Fe
Robert Henri passed through on his
way east from California without
making his promised st0pover with
Mrs Henri, but there is still the prom
lse that he will establish a studio IN
Santa Fe next summer
So will Mr. and Mrs Gerald Cassidy
In fact, they have already secured an
option on home in Santa Fe. which
Is located just right for studio pur-
poses Mr.. Cassidy has won new hon
ors, for he has been selected as one
of the few artists who will he given a
one-man exhibit this winter at the
handsome new art gallery In Expos-
ton PARK at Los Angeles, one Of the
largest and hest-lighted In America,
ana serving the same mission in south
ern California for art that the Palace
of the Governors with its museum Is
fulfilling ( n New Mexico. These one
man exhibits VIII be complimentary TO
the artists, whose names are being Sc
lected by committee Of art patrons
and connolsseurs. Seven names nave
been chosen for this honor and Gerald
Cassidy Is one of them. lie is al
present ~, cutting a series Of ten mural
paintings If chronological and historic
interest for the san Diego exposition
under a commission by Director Ed
gar l.. Hewett. Of the School Of Am
erican Archaeology at Santa Re.
THE CRISIS IN THE BARBER SHOP
The barber to the right me was hoch-
ing for the kaiser.
The barber TO the left OF me WAS
hacking for the car
A gentleman from Greece was shear
ing off my fleece.
While very near swart Italian
stropped his scmitar.
And when presently discussion, poly
got ana fervd,
on political conditions burst about
my chair. I
/ left the place unshaVen-I hope I'm
not a craven,
But ] sort of like to wear a head
beneath my HART
Don. Marquis in the New York Ev-
ening sun.
IN HONOR OF CLAYTON VISITOR !
The week was round OF pleasure /
IN honor of Mrs Hosseld of Clayton T
Union county. who IS the house guest +
Of Mrs. Earnest, who started off with /
a card party In her honor on Monday /
afternoon. II was an Informal but, I
nevertheless. most delightful affair. /
Mrs. Spitz entertained at bridge in
Mrs llOsseld's honor on Wednesday +
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