Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-09-11
MUSE UNI LIBRARY
MAP COLLECTION
IS NOTEWORTHY
Interesting Monograph on An
Gent Cartograph in National
Compilation Is Received at
Old Palace,

SPECIAL eossesrosDsHet 70 Morning JOURNAL
SANTA Fe. Sept 1O.-"A colored
drawing of the Medeba Mosaic map of
palestine in the United States Ma
,i.paI Museum" is the formidable ti-
III If an interesting little monograph
utb am insert of the map which
dates from 400 Years ago, which was
received by the museum library to-
dav 1t is published hy the smith
sonian institute. J. NJ. Casanowitz is
the author.
The map of 1902. drawn by am In
diam for Onate. "a copy of which was
presented to the museum 10y col
Ralph 70. Twitchell. Win be sent to j.
p Harrington. linguist and ethnolo-
gist of the museum, for study of the
Mace names which are i'm Tewa. As
was customary With the Indians, Inc
map Is drawn away from the spot I'M
which the craftsman or photographer
stood, i'm this instance, San Gabriel
The settlement near Chamita. founded
before Santa Fe. The top Of the map
Skcptics Are Converted.
n. T.. Richards. secretary to the
Prisoners Aid association, of New
York City from the convention of
the ST. Andrews brotherhood. Of Los
Angeles. became SO euthused about
American archaeology that instead Of
taking the next train out of town. ne
had q S. Emblem take him TO the
excavations at Ia Bajada. SO that ne
might see with his own eyes "a pre-
historic communal dwelling.
d. Moore was another skeptic sud
denly converted to the cause of Amer
lean archaeology When he first came
to the museum he pooh poohed the
idea of there being prehistoric dwell
ings and caves i'm this vicinity. But
he fingered long enough TO be con
WINGED and instead of leaving on the
night train took a day off and went to
the Rito, returning an enthusiast who
promises to send every one he can
persuade to make the trip to Santa
re and the cliff dwellings lie is
principal of schools at Kansas City.
Saw Palace In Movies.
ooh. | saw the palace before, at
Omaha, three weeks ago. was the
rather startling remark that a Ru-
manian visitor, Frank Thyls, made as
he entered the museum However.
inc explained himself by saying that ne
saw it i'm a motion picture and imme-
diatelY recognized it.
Valentine Herhert OF Albuquerque
q veteran VINO Iou8ht uhder arlelon
visited the museum and was chuch
full of "reminiscences OF elNll wal
times In santa re II was al lHd'
time that General Hatcn ma Ilh'
collection of Navajo blankets IN re-
cess of the wall OF what is now iht
Rito de los FrlJoles room ana Walleo
it up, But a traitor revealed the hld-
ing place and the blankets tell lhtl
confederate hands when those forces
took possession Of the capital
Professor NJ. NJ. Brashear of the
University of Idaho, on his way hom'
to Moscow, Idaho, was VISITOR "a
the museum today
The following registered at me mu
scum: Mr. and Mrs. Roy l.. Naugle
Mary Elizabeth Nau6Ie, Los Angeles
Calf; Victor J." Neatus' Wlcnlla
KAN Mrs DeIla Hesler' MiluIe'
ShardelOu, Robert u. Ilegler, Wllllah
+ Ziegler. Dayton o. sam q. Heuh
ner j, b. Gribbel Philadelphla' g. =
'ronu, Farmingtoni Samuel SinouSe
lruitland, Frank a Thryls, 81. Louis
James A, Blainey Ellen Harnei, o. -
SlIl George e. ENeriut. n. VI. bull"I u
Albuquerque; Robert a. PcNton' 6. ~
Gallatin, Tenn; irene Harner. En-
poria Kan, Elias Montoya, Thoreau
n. MI joaquin sanchez san Ralaei
T. Martinez, ChaVes, y. M: Dan Kan
gei Ihoreau; MIS- r. T. woods ~
dianola, Ind; w. Y. Foster! sprlns
Held, Mo-; y. Weinberg Eva AID
Marty New York city sam NJ. MARTY
chicago, j, ID, Bfatton, Lake arthur