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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09

CuCH criticism as follows l believe
IN PUBLISHING for II points us ilnger
~ at one Of the weak spots IN our
moving picture industry Though 40
think we moving picture artists are al
ways foremost IN our patriotism, Try
ing through ~ many photopuys to serve
our country and encourage Others, We
have overlooked one gfieNous error
brought before US by these men Of our
navy There are very lew diamonds
without flaws. and We build W the sug
fcs,ions NJ the public That Is why we
Rir 20 grateful for letters such rs the
following
\ nm writing YOU on matter
which Is very difficult for me TO np-
proaCh you I'M any other than tins
manner. and | earnestly hope that ~ n
convenient time you win do US all the
justice Of reading thu
In many pictures the lnP ptfall
dance rail- n commonly staged as the
rendezvous for murdcrcrs gangstcrs ana
'hicNes tHl In their respective make
up. My objection u not 10 the use Of
The dance nan of the Npc mentioned.
hut on what grounds docs u director of
popular motion picture compnny IN
staging scene call for a dance nall ot
the very cheapest and lowest type, dare
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
ReveldtioilS;0f
4. behb 0e 0a1essllv dm
Meit6e nmried Woman

t,
fnl mcmorS ~ tho r,dc uu, mus,
r,, 10, p,,ky susncc, tho ,,u,h
aThc rdc was wcI enough" said
,,d,,fc,c,,r "v, I',dar,ynod ho,tdcd
,hr @ Inns ~ few block. on"r "'V did and
rode a number a, blocks wrh me He IA
r,tbc, ,,,gs,nc don,, ,,ou ,hirk soo"
n,c,,y looked et me- tccriy
"Not many women sey that sbou;
him " ne rcpliod
49, ,,,,.. s...,1
""' 0'y ''S'''
well think him decidedly tire
some ] returned When ride on
the top Of bus, either want TO he
alone OF have a really congenml com
rnnion with me
Like me- Dlcky tcased' smlDng at
nc
i1"' '""' answered. '''''"'"s NO
Dinner rc,dy k,tic's voice brok.
i'm
And here / hovc no, even nv over.
coat off That's what comes Of COM
n.rtinv dovn.h,orted ,iyes" picky
hurried into nj. room
Th, lttlc talk With plcky had re-.
stared nv ,hccrfulpes. We were both
h,,pgr, and go made "A most excellent
meal r,i,h,r of ma talking much until
IN. coffee came In
II h,,c a dandy ,rbcme for toror.
row "
pirgy u,bted his .,g.r a.. M, .rolo
and .,,.,rhcd r,,.clf IT,u,t,,sl,
.,,n,t ,s 4, an
u\ycu b, tor,orr,v ia nk, ,od,, r,o
mat rof IN co, , ,,h,u NJ ,ouut,y air
/ r,J,I ,,,. III, snr,ng and ,h, mimi,
,.,,hi,c mo .r,ing ro,ros Tm i,le ,
/ C.h or, M un,cr 'up,u 60, "a ,h.
/ ,orufry There. tho huut,st nioc. of
,nuptr, ou, or Lon, Island ,hou, tu.,.
,..ngc ru,s ,coI b,ook. .,d .,oIs
and me,dovs and ibinps ~. Inn, And
th,rc'g nj, ola ia, ,hat d,,cs h,,l +,
b,,rsrcd ycsrs a, 90 ybe,. van r,r
r,t tho h,iltc., ,,c,is ,on oyo, s,o
-
appointment 'e"e"'o''eu'
wen 50 10 bed early tonight and
get up tomorrow in time 10 TAX" the
$40 train from the PcnnsyNnnia stt.
.iion That viii gci us ont there ~ %.
and vr.U have long, glorious dsN
on pckv. won't that b" splendid
don't know NJ anything IN the world
would rather do have always want
I'D Co live iu tho country ever since
l"u 10 when was little girl
Well ! don't know about living IN
10 tho year around pIobN snid duh0us
U.s. imagine n would b" an. awful
summer time II Re- the only tninG IA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09

Di \ rl1 should not kits her ho,
friends good night It {. cheap to do so
pcsr Mrs Thompson nm young
man twenty two yeats N sgc I am IN
ssssd To EiH NJ eighteen We src
going to b" married when SCI,
enough money ahead 20 suppor, her
40 How much should / have befor,
We sfe married
~ How muc' should I fsrely, ret
month IN support wife
~ tIuntcfn'ne business college
4 GREEN roy
90 n possible. have thousand dol.
nf. IN the hbnk before you msfN hut
" the sifl T. willing tn make sp,tif,r.
you could be- hapr, With much less n,t.
t't Wni coupl' " years anyway
90 You should fe,,iv, ", least So =
month
90 Write 20 tho businrss college and
Hsk 'nf their rstsos Thu viii give
you the informa,up YOU van,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
A,,,. E.kfnz.
Hints for al
housokoopor&|
Salads

4 Sew salad tScfvcy four rcmonsj
one cup celery and one cup rnv carrots
put through meat grinder Miy viih one
cup Walnuts Of peanuts Erind Bgsin Mia
well with three fout,hs cup salad dressing
serve on lettuce leaf SECOND grinding IL
fur th. purpose of thorough, blending
Ingredients ~ the flavor Is completely
changed
Cucumhcr Sslad-rccl two good sized
cucumbrrs and one medlum.NEed onion.
chop and let stand w snlt water two
hour. drain Serve IN lettuce leaf With
wa,ounais" Serves siN persons
Some combinations Lettuce one halt
tomato. chopped cucumber and green
peuper
Lettuce cream cheese. chopped ri.
mrufus aud olives
Lettuce. wlltcd spinach hard boiled
eggs
Tomatoes with mint chopped fine In
French dressing
u,udruuu wptrf,t,s, and Tomatoes cut
100 quarters
These stern vegetables contain ncu"s
st, salts lOr me blood the lemon or
vinegar furnish 'he b,ii aud tho uU an
easily dirrsted N'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
Heart and Home
Problems

Dear MI Thompson am twenty.
tWo year old ana sm engaged 10 =
Young man fnu' l,if. my acnior We
expected IN he mnu'i this June. but
nn unexpected INNS happened that
makes suJH thing impossible. or at
lrn.t almou Impossible VI, mother had
b lliud stroke oi p,u,l,sif. which hs,
mad, r.r helpless md there is No one
Geo take ,,f" ~ her ,,,,pt me have
70 married sister who refuses to So 90
She h,T three children aud shr says that
sbr ,uuli not take the added IrsponN.
hhu, " Ar'rlns mother The man I am
! Engaged tu s1ls thHl 90 is not Nilllng 90
sitIt ,ur M, together With someone
siyk In uur home Nc and my brother
IN law are willing tn furnish little
money to have mother cared iu but u
guuli nui b, enough tu MAKE her vvty
comfortable w would have tn hive
.um' Woman. Who would like n home. 10
stay With hrf and I ,m afraid rhs would
NOT set We, suod ,btr TIE man I am
io mpfrv BE- impatient snd says h, 10 nu'
nlllue iu uut NJ uur marriage don II
knrv what 90 dH sister says that /
/ uv, fomrthing ~ myself. hut n seems io
/ 'm, Z can't leave mother when she needs
nv, ,r ,rrN much What de- yuu think !
should DO HEru
/ n would b, cruel tn leave ,out mother
I when shr has such short time IN live
uus ntsh lasts loue arst tl,td sttoke
| n YOU v~tr ,p marry nvN and desert
your mother I am suis you would &C..
pfoayh ,cuts,f the ttsi ~ your No, II
must bs Vrti selfish man Nho is not
Nillint tu make ,uur burden lust " hsht
| iof YOU as he tan don't likr h. think
. NJ ,uur msfi,ins man who Is %
. ihuu,hil,ss thsi he adds ,o our unhsp.
rlu,.s At thn time \ husband should
b, helpmsl, In times " trouble IN your
duty in your mother little slr. and |
am sure you viii never regret H.
pssf Mfs Thompson ul an s,
teen years old and hsvs islen In hive
with nns looking ,cuns man whom !
have never met liov ysn at SC.
ausulsd viib him and viu hi. love-
j u How many gentlemen friends
shuuld titl II nv sac have have
/ ~, sni mother tiins. should M, have
have On, mrtr
tl linv often should I kiss m, friends
vhrn saving scod nishi
nuiGiiT ErEg
~ n YOU bsccme acquainted IN any
Wv ssrrr BY Introduction he ell have
M fSspe,, fof yuu snd " ycu seek an IN q.
ifcduc,ion hr viu NJ, rsspey, yuu. n Il,
lilly W,i's riH ic aiiuv yourself w inys q
insn phrm ,ou dr ~ even knov
~ \ sitl " si,tren ls tro tuunt tr
hsys gentlemen friends n shs insfsi,
rlsys viih the hr,s In tho nsiehhcfho.,i
ss tir duss ihs sif's there V rn nard
number VI ffi.nds Oh, should have.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
RED CROSS SUPPLIES
TOTAL OVER MILLION

WASHINGTON. Msy supplies iot.
vaidrd ~ thr American Hrd vfcss fnr
vaf teiief In Europe reached total
,sue " rrre ihsn a. milton dollars
dufins ihr nfsi nineteen months N nos
ilr,rs Ntstit three 1usrisfs ~ the
,ssfs supplies rsms iirm popular rnn
it,huiion snd the remainder Wss puf.
&s,sd With the funds
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
EMPRESS

MAJ, Miles Mlnter. onr u the prc,,is.,
and most charming touns actresses on
riiher tho s'ase NJ screen viii 10 seen
IN the stellar fnle ~ Lovely Mary, e
ilrs'pst Metfu wunderrls,. Witch wiii
~ wssented hste at the Emrte. 10.
IL, shl Weinssda, The tnr,i. 4. aid
m Florida rhe dpf, deal. Win prisor
conditions ns ,ha, werr there : f.p
iesfa ns' phsn state prl.tnst. wsfs
empiotsd b. rtNs,e inil, idusis n,
c'nrefns the love NJ tauns southern
fifl and nr'ihs nor sha % fslsei, ac.
,usei and ssntsr "a ~ iife lmptsun.
ment she obtain. his ffeejf.a b, em.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
A QUIET HOUR AT HOME

well old girl. what sort of dny did
YOU have
DickVs CHEEKY voice came Ike fresh
breeze through the stale air NJ closed
Iuom | had been brooding an the ,f-
tcrnoon The dlscour,csy and iugrati-
tuuc Of the woman across the hail, and
m, experience with Harry Underwood
on the omnibus had dcprGsscd me.
had sat pretending 10 road hut In
reality ldll thinking ever since I had
come back from my unpleasant bus
ride. | had eaten no luncheon fof Ne
"hnd hrcakfastcd so late. and this Was
the first time | had seen Dicky since
morning
"A perfectly horrid day, Dicky on
hut I'm glad to see you
| clung 10 him ~ he ldssrd me H'
evidently read my need Of his sympathy
for he picked me up and carried me 10
or armchair and sat down gathering me
close to him and smoothing my hair
"NOw tell me all about g. h. said
1 Get # out OF your system and you'll feel
B better"
had io decide swiftly hoW much
should tell him ol Harry Indcrw ood 4
|Urnoyiug persistence In secklug my so
/ OoN. / knew DICKS unr,asoniug. child
. ish jcalousN | did not wish TO arouse
~ n could possibly handle the Hltua-
tiuu mysclf made up my miud "a
hold my tongue concerning his friend
ridiculous actions for while. M least
You we're right aud I waF WRONG
this morning about those people HcrosI
tho halt I began
A Comforting Hour.
Wh, what did they do Wore the,
runc IN lou'' picky bustlod at IN,
ir'rc idea ol rudono- TO me
IN tell YOU Nh about II. and ynu CAT
Judge for Yourself
SO for the second time related N,
petty little story ~ the rudoncss NJ m,
n"irhhor across the hall
By loyc" picky calculated when
had finished 4 never heard anythu.
10 equal that We sRyed her hah,s Hr
among ~. ana she considers It a bort
no meet you Wen I guess the mex
nufscmaid who rushcs I'm here Win
d,,ne infant vii be- told to boat II Il
the nearest hospital
4 could rot h'lp hu' uri" ~ Dlck,'
Indignation and hl. way o' ,,prcsunl
|it
There couldn't ny thing nkF thu
happen again II s too strange an D.
'owrcn.o to come more than once
should hopr so" nlcky, tone va
't!'i MSthul
let us forget all about 10 I'm uu
never WrnI To- thiuh about II again
NJ nrht What dIi ,pu a. when ,nl
walked away uk, TRACED. qur,uT"
Nearly walked into nu auiomoh q
ana had NV lifo srtsd ht policeman
smiled AZ the recollection
what Your" Joking Nsdg,"
Indeed I'm not bu' thor. wasn't an
danger think. even ~ the policemen
diG s,old me
Tell me sl' about n. tins minute
He listened quietly uniu I had uu
'.h"d then took me N tho shoulders am,
shook m" plhymll, yct the grip NJ nt
hand. hurt me Hu' did not mind
f't both the clasp of hI- hand, ana bt
fcold.rg words warmed ms heart wi'
IN" mcsaE" ~ love and concern fn
On" they betrayed
Don't ever. ever d. ,uch thin
TE1in." h" said What Do YOU thin
would become nj me- l' anything shout
hnpp'n tu ,ou' I don't want 10 thin
u talk NJ ~
ll' shook hls shoudefs ps n THROWN
~ Tho memory NJ tho occurrence
hop" ,ou had a pleasant ride
sut'h shnuld have been dandy iu MAX
up ior ~" r,si uf tho morning
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sUeethears who probably have boy
ltHry branches. Can YOU imagine what
an effect a scene similar 10 that described
would have upon them as they sit IN
the audience and have such a scene
forced upon them" To say the least,
wouldn't II lie embarrassing for them
Think what II would mean to the l.
lold-you-so type Of neighbors. who
wouldn't let George serve In the navy
simply because they did not have suifl-
ci'nt confidence IN their own boy 10 AL
lew him 10 make II start and practice
Wfat hig parents had preached To him
Think what II means TO those NJ
Uncle Sans men are straight What If
that photoplsy had leen. or would be
shown In their home town ana what II
mother aud sister and friends were to
witness that poorly directed dance hall
scene, where murdcrcrs and thieves were
plotting, fast women and men drinking
hnd dancing, aud con account ~ an in
competent pcsslmistic director the uni.
form of thr nited states government,
VAS utilized TO emphasize the vicious
ness And Furthermore Miss rickford,
this picture ana the other / witnessed
were both passed hy the ccnsorS
~ is tho earnest request of all At this
station that YOU uso your influence Ia
have this matter brought to the attcn.
tion of the proper authorities. and am
sure that We all are not far OF In Tay
ing that YOU viii give us your help Won't
YOU
This request comes from the men
NJ this station and from another q short
dis'anc" up the river. the total number
of men hcirg about nvc hundred OF
more Just from this vicinity so Mia
, hlchord, YOU can see what II means foi
men Who are Of the right sort II thii
/ MI" protest Is carried on 10 the propc'
authorities "
| ,Signod by mon NJ the United state.
/ Coast Guard
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
LIBERTY

"The Goody Goody Girls" u quickly
moving musical revue tceming with popu.
lar melodies and enacted by cast OF
seven, including five pretty girls. make up
the headline offering nj the Liberty TO.
day with four other high-Clas vaudc-
Vile acts G. Porter Norton & Co is
u unique magical offering Hazel iNnch.
u dainty cOmedicnne ne We're and Lewis.
singing instrumentallsts and Mons Her.
bert, foreign musician, complete the
bill
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ANSWERS TO coRR1 spoNpeNrs.

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENT
y l. J / think you arc mistaken
! never heard that Francis Rushmnn nru
appeared IN pictures under another name
HeuN E ,Vvlan Martin Is now with
the Fox Mudio. at West Fort Ice. n j
Yof. she PLAYED opposite Holhrook Blinn
In The Butterfly on the wheel"
V n cit is very seldom that visi.
tors are allowed In the studios of moy-
Ing picture companies StiIl u would do
no harm ~ try
Aloe u Pauline Frederick f. elth I'm.
nous rh,cy Tho php'oplav YOU refer
10 In which she appeared D. Sold Yes.
indeed IN" his nppcnfei In many oth'r
moving pictures
Jessie Mex Thed, Rafn may he ad-
dressed care NJ the IoN studio Mar
gIcrltr clark e. with tho Famous
rlh'ots Mary Mllcs Mln'cr is with
Metro
y v v The psi plli Boo which ap-
pen-ed on the legitimate stage wac a
Good Little Devil" Nog, u ms been
prndutcd Ir mp,if uI,'uf,s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
FOLLY

The secret marriage Of the son and
daughter Of two men who had been enc.
mics all their lives, pcrpctuaiinR FAM
ilN rud that had enEcndorcd bitter
hatred for generations the birth Of q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09

There may be- iugglcrs on this circuit
clcvcrcr than Drllslc but they have
not appeared hero Set He handles 50
many different things In So many dlf-
fcrent wnys that he is considered tht
best ever To present Juggling act In
that house, The SIX llRrNurds appear In
musical net The violin solos bi one
are excellent Maurice Downey 4 CO..
present An Irish Arden" classic
sketch reminiscent of the clvil war. Jack
HaNlcy. comedian, II a story teller and
singer Kenny and La France are il dane
ng duo on the screen. tho seventh
episode NJ The Strange case or Mar,
Page the big serial fotodrnma which
Henry Walhnll aud Edna MAYO are pi.
lntInE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-27
F me EXHIBIT Of
SANTA f ARTISTS
GREATLY ADMIRED
Hundreds Flock to Palace Of
Governors TO View Fine
Paintings WieIderS Of Brush
10 Be rendered Banquet

fartctAt rosaFseoHotHcr 70 soRHiHo lous"Ali
SANTA Fo Nov 2G.-Ihp exhibit OF
tho Santa ZEE artists at me Palace "I
the Governors. given lor the New
Mexico Educational association open
cd this afternoon and was viewed ana
ID mircd by hundreds Of visitors roe
morrow evening the artists VIII pe ln'
quests of honor ~ thc banquet or the
New Mexico Association for Science
In the Old Palace.
The exhibit Be- by FAR the most dis
uuctlvo and most representative mus
far given In tho old lalucc ana thal
IA nying something. for iu the past
two wears twenty exhibits have
been given and some of them by men
Of world reuOwn.
The scope of the exhibit is cXtraor-
binary. Portraits landscapes, marines,
are included. Indian and Spanish
types. the academic as wei ass the
modern schools are represented, but
an with the sheen ana the glow OF
the southwest upon them, and vibrant
with the promise that great Ameil-
can school Of painting ig IN the course
of creation at santa Zee and Taos.
While the santa Fe-TaoR art colony
during the pust year attracted some
Two score of artists OF recognized
standing. led by the great Robert
Henri. and with such eminent llghis
as julius RolshoNou, the exhibit ihal
opened today rs only by artists at pres
ont actually resident and working IN
santa te.
Medal winner.
Conferred ON the main wall facing
the light Is the Rollins prize winner,
"Tho Invocation" which WAS awarded
"A medal AT the Panama. California cK-
position IT is an ambitious cuWposl-
ton that in addition TO its beauty tens
IL story. The Zuni priest stands upon
n bcctlug cliff aud with the smoke
. ending straight from the fire IN
front of him, lifts his hands to the
Sltv Father, asking for rain and bless
ing upon the parched land that hes
before him and Stretches beyond the
broken foothills to the blue mountalha
beyond. The SKY Father hears the
prayer and huge rain clouds are ron"
ing up from the horizon to the zenllh.
Tho helplessness Of man ~ the race or
the forces Of nature WIS never more
impressively represented. Poor puny
man with his lisping prayers. Wrestling
from an unwilling God favors abso-
mtelv necessary TO mans very exist
ence, 1t is O. picture before which one
spn stand ana think. Aside from the
story il tells the balancing Of the reds
ana the yollows, of the dark purple
.shndow in the foreground and the dis
fani mountain blues and broodlnR Sky
green's. an proclaim well thought
out composite.
Warren r.. Rollins, who besides be-
ing claimed by Santa Zee, rs one OF
CalirornlHg foremost artists is repre-
sputod alpo by two splendid Huni por-
traits, which hang ON the Wall oppo'
site ono Is magnificent young buck
who essays the role of the ram priest
back turned and partially nude, and
he apparently gazes into tho distant
clouds. lie ia seated on the GROUND
with a dark rurmont wrapped aboul
he lower portion of his body. The
other portrait is that Of the cynical
old cnciduo at Zuui who Is holding
cigar IN mis- mouth with that sang
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-27
I.1nnrc Mn1ns Grcncc-

Paris. Nov g. Tho French min
lister TO Greece, says a Havas Dispatch
from Athens today. has warned the
GreoK government In behalf a.
France, England and Russia that ~.
countries named cannot ROMAN n
different to the prosecution TO which
adhorcnts Of the Neni2eloa cause are
tho object. and that the nations In
question mean to see that the Ven o.
los supporters enjoy an the rights one
fefred upon them by law"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-27

satisfies tho nina that such beauty
really exists. The autumn trees are
vibrant before the wind which bends
their tips the river is leaplng with
Joy, the brush and shrubs along the
banks even appear to DE- alive. There
ia so much IN the picture that enc
cannot tire Of it, Tho canvas mas
been purchased by Mrs. Harry l..
Wilson Another canvas that has been
sold 10y Mr. Nierra Is marine paint
ing, Ifopic seas. II has been pur-
chased 10y Mrs. W J. Barker pos
sibly because it reminds her Of the
DARK blue waters the majestic swell
OF the waves. the angry white combs
OF the breakers, and the palm-coV-
cred isles ne visited ON her archaeo-
logical tour TO Central America. In
olah summer at santa re-. by NierIa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-27
THS-AND FIVE GENTS

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stoma h so bad !
thought / could not
live. Our docto lid
IL was congesd u
the stomach ~ ull
goto bed perfectlyw we'll
and wake mp IN the
night ~ bad ~ lco1ld
be and live Our doc
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cine int rally o He
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In my arm since TAX
ing Chamb erlain'e
Tablets | AN eat any
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Family of seven Crcmatcd.

Cape May, n. j. Nov 2G.--Lewis
Wilson. his wife, mother-m-law and
four children were burned to death
i'm q fire that DESTROYED the Wilson
home in West Cape May early today
The family was asleep when the fire
broke out.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-27
President Remain. Indo,,..

Washington, Nov pn..,I.r
Wilson remained indoors an d.g.,.
day, because Of the cold from vD'
he has been SUFFERING for nearly
week He expects TO get out four
row
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-27

and especially when You have fulneW
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the diseases may be warded of and
avoided Chamberlain 4 Tablets not only
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-27

tstAlihNA NiN'T ~ 10 li'''''''
H. NJ Chapman. with characteristic
modesty. exhibits three small land
scapes each one deserving of un-
srinted praise "Trm Through the
Cuff takes the bcholder to the sun-
shine and the skies. the yellow earth
mn the abrupt cliffs Of the Fuye. The
trail passes under natural bridge
which dominates the picture. chi
mayo Bad Lands tells Of the Garden
of the Gods that lies north of santa
Fe where wind and sand have CHS
eled grotcsque forms into the soft
sandstone. Across the Valley takes
one to the waving tree tops the ven
Gurc of summer, TO place that in-
vites to dreams and Yet gives an ink
ing of yastness and distance MI
Chapman is especially happy in this
vision % The Never, Never Land,
where Peter Pan lives among the
boughs and looks ont upon the sweep
Of the hills and the loveliness of the
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Attacks of Indigestion

u believe Chamberlain Tablet have
saved my life, writes Mrs Maggit Coil
Golden CITY, Mo. 81 haa pains in NY
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Panorama Of santa lie.

j. y Bumgardner art teacher at
the school for the Deaf and Dumb,
exhibits "a view Of Santa Fee from the
foothills that is CousCientiously and
sympathcricaly done Mr. Rumgard-
ner possesses skillful craftsmanship
and is acquiring technique that gives
-nmrh nrnmiae for the fnluTe
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Albuquerque Morning Journal Monday, November H. 1916


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