Evening Star Newspaper, May 16, 1926, Page 22

HOMEPLANS EABY SHOW AS BENEFT Florence Crittenton Annual Event to Be Held Thurs- day and Friday. of the Flor- its The board of manage ence Crittenton Home will hold annual baby show at 1224 Thursday and Friday. Funds at the show are to be used maintenance of the home, which conducted for unfortunate Young Wom en_and children. The babies will be brousht inte town from the home on Conduit roa? in busses furnished by the Rotary Club and will be on exhibition in the windows of the F street building from 10:30 in the morning until § o'clock in the afternoon euch day. Mrs. Harwood in Charge. Arrangement under the direct f John H. Harwood, v dent of the board of managers. Mrs. A. S. Douglas treasurer of the board, will be present esch day to care for the funds re celved. Baby Love Circle, No. 1, of rence Crittenton Home will be t charge of the show Thursday ng, while the Anna Roberts ial Circle will be in charge dw ing the ufternoon. with Mrs. Churles R._Shelton serving us chairman The show will be in charge will Circle, Willis Fowler ) iday , with the r Barr in the of is oW ure Good- chair- Kate Food Sale Saturday. »ard will hold & me place being Mrs. Mrs. Robert hell, Mrs ker Chester Caywood, ce, Mrs. Charles I Mrs. Frank Kreglow. A gener v the various eir cles of the home will be held in the building on Conduit roud, June 4, it announced. =T Suturday, Stephen Raush, Iton and THE SUNDAY ST CELEBRATE 60th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY MER. AND MK MR. AND MRS. WARNER MARRIED 60 YEARS TODAY Will Celebrate Anniversary by Re- ceiving Friends This After- noon at Home. eption at th 110 6 ¢ n | the garde ‘MAY FAIR’ GARDEN PARTY !‘ WILL BE GIVEN MAY 25-26 | | Classic Dances in Garden and! Bridge to Feature Affair at | 1633 29th Street. i entertainment dar Numerous features, | and bridge, the “May iven in ing for old Georgetown r Twenty-ninth street ander Luspices of Aid rctive arvanged rden of th party to {1dence at May 2 Ithe Ch Parish House G any at homermade and Geographic | communal ! of Kings in ¥ PUEBLO EXPLORER READY T0 DEPART Dr. Judd Announces Visitors Are Welcomed at Bonito This Summer. The “Visitors Welcome™ sign will be hung out this Summer at Pueblo Bonito, Chaco Canyon, N. Me: Dr. Neil M. Judd of the Museum and leader of the Soclety expedition to Chaco Canyon, made this announce- ment on the eve of his departure from Washington for his sixth and probably last year of work at Pueblo Bonito. This prehistoric apartment house is now considered the most im- portant site of Indian culture in North America above the Rio Grande. Eleven other experts in different flelds, including geology, engineering and archeology, will join the National Geographic Society's expedition at Chaco Canyon. Thirty Indians, blood descendants perhaps of the Indians who occupied Pueblo Bonito a thou- sand or more vears ago, will be em- ployed again to remove and sitt the sand and debris that cover the out- works of the building. Visitors Now Welcomed. Visitors cun now be welcomed to Pueblo Bonito, which is the chief fea- ture of Chiaco Canyon national monu- ment, because the work of removing the sand and debris from the main seciion of th ins of this 800: is finfshed d kivi he rooms and the monial places, safely against the ravages of weather. hile Pueblo Bonito is the large )f the uncient pueblos which is well preserved, und probably as the lead ing city in the civillzation of the Southwest there are seen in (! ruins to he The Valley many_other ico Canyon. vpt } in this valley of ancient pueblos Two objectives are before Geographic Society » sixth year of irs is to determine ihe ug 18 civilizations which The second s to the “stratigraphy.” The latt in running trenches through tn its pre-Columbus days, | S @ counterpart AR, WASHINGTON, D. €, MAY 16, 1926—PART T. four different periods of occupancy.| debris pile of Pueblo Alto, on the The stratigraphic work last year also uncovered some foundations for a broad extension of Pueblo Bonito which was never carried out. These foundations were not previously sus- pected. Importance of Pottery. Fashions are the archeologists' key to period. Just as we fix the Civil ‘War period by hoop skirts and the 1890’s by puff sleeves and pompa- dours, fashions in pottery fix the Chaco Canyon periods. For this reason any bits of pottery which Dr. Judd and his assistants ean recover by trenching are important to round out the mar- velous story which has been revealed by five years' explorations. Since the Bonitians had no written language they had no way of record- ing time. It has been necessary to find another calendar to fix the age of the ruins. Time is fixed in trees by the annual rings. Dr. A. 3 Douglass discovered certain cycles in tree ring formations which agree with sun spot cycles of 11 By ex- amining ring records from samples taken from new cut Western pine, and from pueblo logs which the In- dians salvaged from old Spanish mis- sfons and from logs found in Pueblo Bonito, a calendar has been construc. ted. But there is a break between the Pueblo Bonito logs and the mis- | slon Jogs. Some of the work this year will be directed to closing this gap and thus determining more ex- actly the age of this civilization. Stratigraphy also will take the ex pedition to two new si ar from Pueblo Bonito y It s planned to run trenches through the Were Making Homes Beautiful Through our high-lass service in Painting and ) o H Paperhanging We not only offer high- class workmanship, but cliff one mile north of Chaco Canyon, and another at Penasco Blanco, four miles west of Pueblo Bonito. pubis gt o Files Bankruptcy Petition. 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The spirit progress working forindividual and communal debris piles. Last year a )t trench 12 feet deep was run. ers, or strata, were found the “NEW BLOOD" ADVOCATED|; ON WELFARE COMMISSION feature v of the will give a solo dance on euct 2000 Miles of Fine Roads Cis a daughter is o mem Furniture Civitan Club Urges Commissioners to Name Persons Not Interested in Charitable Bodies. tion adopted ng the Commi pers created public w sion of the District was received ves- Cuno H. Rudolph, chairman > r the re of tary of the club, The object of the club’s requ said, was not to cast a refl of the present officers of the v us welfore and charitable organiza ons, but to instill “new blood” int e new commni which will come into existence July 1. The new commission Will have nine members. The personnel is expected to be appointed by the Commissioners early next month. . ARTS FEDERATION URGED TO SAVE WILD FLOWERS Mrs. T. W. 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