Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-01

Year. As
somewhat larger responsibilities. Mr..
Koehler is to have entire charge OF
the states publicity work in connec-
ton with the display to be made at
the San Diego exposition.
I'VE have arranged. with Mr..
Koeher TO continue his work next
year." Colonel Twitchell said. "and
consider that we are very fortunate to
do so. Mr.. Koehler's work during the
past eleven months has been satisfac-
tory to the board IN n high degree.
We feel that we have obtained some
very desirable publicity for the state
and for the exposition display through
his efforts. and. indeed. may congrat-
ulnte ourselves that he has consented
to keep on with his work in the inter-
ests of the state.
1T would be unfortunate II New
Mexico with her splendid display al
san Diego, embracing every feature
of the states marvellous resources,
should fail to make the most of the
opportunity which presents itself III
connection with this exposition for the
dissemination Of accurate and con-
yincing information regarding her
wonderful natural wealth. her prog
ress in the last few decades and her
general suitability to the needs of the
investor
TwitchelI Bestows Praise
"The state has been inviting capital
to take up the development of her
natural resources for years, Capital
has held back solely because II has
not known what her resources were.
We propose to Sc that capital is IN
formed. and we believe that Mr..
Koehler Is the proper man to give the
information, as well as he is the prop
err man to see that the prospective
settler and homeseeker is given the
data and facts he desires.
mfr. Koehler has given the state
papers more accurate information
about the work to be done at the San
Diego exposition. and has indirectly
given them and their editors more In
| formation about what the state con-
tains and possesses than any other
man has ever done in similar space
of time. 1t will be a part of his re-
sponsibility next year to see that all.
the state papers are adequately sup
piled with news about the benefits be-
Ing attained by the display at the ex-
position. He will also see that the
states display obtains due prominence
in the papers of the country general
", for it has such merit that much
space will be given II, and we want
that space to count in the fight for
New Mexico's development,
I'm addition to these. which may be
classed as minor duties, the response
biity for the entire management ana
control of all publicity work connect.,
ed WITH the exposition IN any way VIII
rest on his shoulders. He Will nave
complete charge OF displaying motion
pictures, slides, lectures, lecturers, the
arrangement of special lectures, the
literature to be distributed at the
building and any and all things tnat
are connected with the general pub
licity activities, either directly or m
directly
TO Have Charge Of Program.
"Mr. Koehler will arrange the pro-
grams for lectures in the building, will
make what arrangements are neccs-
sarv for special lectures on special
occasions, will exercise a general SUI
norvision over the lectures and liter
AZURE delivered or distributed at the
building and will rank as second in
command at the building. being next
In the president OF the board In con-
troll"
Mr.. Koehler. Colonel Twitcheh said,
would take up his residence IN san
Diego shortly before the opening q
he exposition He will have OFFICES
| in the building itself and i VIII be
mart of his duty to meet the New Mex
icans who visit the, building and TO
Soc that all interested persons are civ
en- full information about any of the
resources or possibilities of the state
/ Colonel Twitchell said that one OF the
reasons The hoard was so well pleased
AZ having obtained Mr.. Koehler as
commissioner Of publicity was ms
wide acquaintance throush ,ns ssp a., q,
ana his long experience III pup''ei's ~
Mr.. Koehler is probably better
known than any other man in private,.
lie in the state today '1oionss