New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 14, 1928, Page 10

‘ % e persuaded him to do a full cor aking the fife of | 1@ 2« (he Mineagolls Insu- | wood cut illustration and to ' I McConvery refates. “When | tute of Arta, i is in n. » did find willing .caweutioner The vouehce 18 Imsed chlel‘lv! [ there was a storm of protest from | upon a crumbly material found in ) inished his first wood il At o {ia ction, which - ac- | the sands of tha Miuibres valley in '. Dhioe: 5 s s o i . New Mexico, thought fo have heen q 5 “which an apalysis o st Host atiosnhen + | puverized corn, ! oy Al G I;;‘I"tlw \I : 1 Hig - the . tani1-| MOS0 WL O asl y ) : | completec sicture, s s decora and- ; i The culture of the " Mimbres val- § : ’ him ) the 'l of art on an VIFTOS St e s | 3 er fo I‘n “lmuons sl in (e world of » Maym Deb}de} Sqmem,flg Mus[ L oS senve ity one uscl il Loeved o ae, flourished dual planc. Combining | purposc in New Mevico. The s 00 years ago. ) | swetation of the bheautitul i 3 tives use them as pack animals o g b | ects and vnal-(l..h found cor-| | o subject Mg al to wa_ i since there is fi {nation in that vallgy and pomhu ¥ e wing, he o fiest makes e = wiand for fuel in this southern cli- | yuywhere, says Dre Atbert E. Jenks, New Haven, Dec. 14, (P—An a sketeh upon a hass-wood b Mol T S s of burros Is inevi- | lcader of, the expedition. Dr. Jenks tist's memorial 1o the “lost and then commences o in. | * 3 H‘ ? "’ ity | bl : wood dealer may | . 3 Mimbreg culture ceased (o wood engraving is now in process with Lis sharp stecl fools : k "‘“‘". e i pack of six. end when 't | enist abart 600 or 700 AL D, and thiee years hence it is 1o find & | \jrerward, with a picee of cotton | Where 1 aiates Ewilhithe o oto1a Hor their bindans, he el Noar < Hurior : MowsMexies,’ the , L place in & muscuni. I tabric drawn tightly over the end | " {them loose and catches some | scarchers unearthed .a village of ‘The artist is Macowin Tuttle, one | of he dips the fabric o Maver Jin MeComery ki 3 e | 120 rooms, or. huts. - Saute vielded of the few persons living who ink ang he rface of the « ought to be done & Isitting! or full-length akeletons piiste s Frcm by WELCOME present will able to ute woed chgravin aravin ntly. Mellowed hy the o probiem, but e dossn’t know | with bowls over their heads. Rt 2 . : o 1 by I s omgthe unt 4 more peace o yarticutarly those froin B30 | ik clicate lines and shift- | w1 hat sonie phit e | APSE ] ”‘ [|.,‘." .“"r nll‘a m‘l:;:::u) | in one‘was found,a Jar of an unrce- b“nb 0 n : » ginning with “wood fy itios of © Dis ineisions Ve & . e daet eand " Wil n grnlu] material R E eanh. good will to man' the beautiful Harkness Memorial | are blended with the softencd col Ayaits sluch, and - somal! . e “We tasted it™ said Dr. Jenks. 2 Quadrangle at Yale University, Mr.|or of the ink : nforms Mayor "H’ ou el i 'I i":;“[““" fi-] «One member of the party declared than anythmg else on = : A A 3 S nally they saunter leisurely—very | o Iverized hlue: ‘corn, cow- ‘I S gt itle plans to create a g | Thus he trans Vatien B i . o il £ it wag pulverized i i 24 pictures center hout this in-| by hit. to {1 st v o rhythme | Wisurely—out of the wa; | mon in that vicinity.” T.aboratory g Christinas. stitution. e estimates that the veod the = i tests revealed it to be bone ash, task will require three years, light, clowd l Another find deemed” important Mr. Tultle, native of Indiana, dis- 11 whle solidity A‘ as a copper l‘ulll Ile of uhlf‘Ah closed his leaning toward his ulti- ness previously had not been known. . i gl il W he P Dracejet of 13 shells was found on mate calling years ago, when as o . = d ! ol eub reporter en the Muncie Times, WILD Chit IN CAVGHT . . s intended | [;REMATE[] “EA']‘H'P’MHI of the skeleton of a fe- | he did a bit of carving on the wood. | LUl o, Dee, 14 (P mf'_rw"‘ Er i o wnn? 1 back of an electrotype. Later, as a s Waifs were h v e Ve J isaen of sBabe rnol stene Some & Roafessinal ongresdr, -he ¢ovelon up i the an republic | Ariven out of | » Ewndance Found ‘They Were, husp-wore constructed-of wond. 1% KEEP THE YOUNGSTER SNILINO and refined the technique of ‘his| e found the way back. fol n il A : Y ! The -culture, according to an-|§ omom-wu-u i art. Tut wood engraving became a | ' o5 416 e fond of the ! pliza, | thropoiogits, disappearcd “hvnl than » pair of thess Ton [iyd ghiagiefitiie oask wiib thio d evglop. | obiloien, but h0ivera 3 1) where fhey can nibble leaves off rll‘Sl [0 D:’ S'] | Mimbres tillages _were destroyed. | Scout knife i wide pochet. Compoviios ment of the halt-tone process and and more. low-h |although how they were destroyed | Foig, - Lonthar Hont: Mr. Tuttle sought broader fields. | Afost of the waifs were rescucd | Ones the mavor signed o deeres Fissans I ma st hoss Igarned. 8o far ar He took up painting unde from the stroets several times and |for the exceution of the idl i Minncapolis, Dee. 14, (P—Evl- is known the culture never took and Deveneck and figure drawing [taken o children’s homes, but 1os, it public opinion compelled donee that pre-historie dwellers on | root clsewhere, ! at the Julian Academy in Paris.|would often run away. One bhoy Lim to rescind it the North American continent were | e Tor 25 years he engraved no wool. [made 69 escapes within twelve First we had a hard time find e first of mankind o cremate th EAD Hl'll\l.“ CLASSIFIFD ADS Tn 1920 the editor of a magazine | months. 1z someone without qualms of dead I en uncaithed by an ex. 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