Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-01
Notes of Interest
From State Museum

ESPECIAL coReEsroHpEHoE TO MORNING JOURNAL
Santa Fe, oct 3l.-'Art and Arch
aeology' for November, just to hand
in It's leading article gives "a picture
of Rome When Hadrian Ruled the
World accompanying the text with
magnificent Illustrations, Of which,
perhaps, the most striking oven
though not the most beautiful is
The Forum Of Traian Restored. %
Strange to say. the colonnade on the
north side Of the Forum, in the pic
ture resembles much the portal of the
Palace of the Governors at Santa Fe,
although in reality. there can be no
point Of comparison.
ITALY, the Country Of Art After
one Year of war; by Raffaelo Giol-
II, Is the second article and it tells
that "the artistic life has continued
TRANQUILITY as before The writer con-
tinues: THEY have not even closed
their art galleries to the public"
Though the nation is I'm a life and
death struggle, It continues to buy
pictures and statues, to prosecute
archaeological research and to minis
ter to culture and. the things OF the
spirit. Glorious indeed such a peo-
pie and such a nation Ellen A. Vim
ton contributes poem, THE Spell of
Egypt" while James Henry Breast
cd has remarkably interesting and
well illustrated article on studio of
an Egyptian Portrait sculptor in the
Fourteenth Century b. c." Georgiana
Goddard King tells of "A Change in
Leon Cathedral, Spain" and Dan Eel /
lows Plat continues his series on
Lesser Known Masterpieces Of Ital- /
ian Painting describing and illus |
trating this time Filippo Lippi's Cor /
onation Of the Virgin at Spoleto"
The next number, the double Christ |
mas edition will be devoted to Santa A.
Fe and the school of American Ar
eight Of the plates to be /
IN color An members of the Santa
society are entitled free of charge to
he magazine. which sells for so cents
u copy or next months number
20, GOO extra will be printed.
A church with an art gallary is de.
icribed Ivy the Minneapolis Tribune of
asst Sunday The gallery is in
he Hennepin Methodist Episcopal
'hurch. In addition to the art gall
cry the church has a gymnasium, a
notion picture outfit and auditorium,
$4,000 pipe organ, a banquet hall
n which coo persons can be seated,
sunday school and guild rooms and
illustrates the Minneapolis spirit
which has Just created a municipal
rt gallery at a cost of $3,000,000 for
he structure alone.
From the department of agriculture
he museum received four bulletins ,
odaN: white Ants" BED Bugs"
. Tralpfir.r 10 1,ps al, Al
nails and "rhe False Chmch Bug"
he very title Of which suggests
raWly feeling, but tho utility Of which
3 not TO be doubted for a moment ,
MY People" is a splendid article J
y Robert Henri in THE Craftsman" / 7
lust received in which he declares. j
But wherever l find them, the In +
ian AT work i'm the white mans way.
he Spanish gypsy moving back to
ne freedom of the hills, the little boy.
uict and reticent before the straug- u
r, my interest is awakened and my Il
npulse Immediately to tell about
lem through my own language "
rawing ana painting in color The v
'ticle is superbly illustrated with re- O.
reductions OF Henti's paintings.
The following registered ut the mu- q
um. MIR. and Mrs. II. a. Dieball, Al =,
iquerQue, w. A. Cannon, Amarillo. "
'N. O. r. Nelson, Denver; Camp
oWart w. A. Poole. TeXlne, Tex;
r. Nathan Boyd, the originator of
e Elephant Butte dam idea Las
'uces. Mrs. George Q. Dewey Orviue
'wey, ChamCey Dewey. Richard
'wcy, George Eamich, Washmgton. r,
c.; Edwin II Park. Denver. r It. 5.
NTH. f. c. hin. Gallup: Ralph J. l..
linwood. Samuel Livingston. Albu- "a
cirque; ]. r. Miller, Clovis: Harold e,
Finch, Belen: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ
uhl, East las Vegas: Herbert Herr =
lin, Mrs simon Herzstcin Clayton \
RS. i. Nillegas, Mrs NJ. +. Agure. Is
RS. r L. Schneider Albuoueroue,
+. and Mrs. NJ NJ. BrVhl. East Las
gas, II. J. Prior. WinsloW, Ariz
'NTEp-Cean cotton rags al the Jour