Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-08
STATE BUILDING
CONTINUESMECCA
Of BIC CROWDS
Distinguished Men From Ev-|
cry Part of United States
Express Hearty Approval of.
New Mexico Exhibit,
,..,e,., CORRESPONDENCE TO uosrrsa loOss.u

..-rctaL coRREsFoNnHNcE TO MORNING JOURNAL
santa Fe. Aug Marcus NJ.
Marks. president of the Borough Of
Manhattan, was a recent visitor at
he New Mexico building at San Di-
zoo other distinguished callers
wore. John Item and family, Omaha,
,pd Frank ]. Item and family of Clin-
I'm Iowa. The brothers are cracker
manufacturers with factories at Om-
Nina oklahoma City and clinton. w.
/ Savage of Warren, Ark, owner OF
The salt mines i'm the owens valley
calf. and Of turpentine interests in
the south. A. NJ. Rude, dealer in
t5ilors' supplies at san Francisco, ID.
cameron. electrical engineer of san
E,rancisco. Mrs. T. w. Offenhauser.
a business woman of TeNarkana'
Tov accompanied by her daughter
Miss Margaret, and son, g. t. Otten-
hansen. Attorney II c. Johns OF
pittsburgh. Pa: Major f. j. chester,
n < a.. of Brownsville. Tex; Il. b..
CehOanther. cattle dealer, Mrs,
cebNanther and three children; II.
n Block. a business man Of Peoria,
mn and Mrs. Block, and Milo Potter
proprictor of the Potter hotel at Sam
H. barbara. Among the congress
men and friends of the harbors and
rivers committee were Chairman
Snarkman of Florida: CONGRESSMAN
and Mrs John II. Small of North
carolina: Congressman and Mrs.
charles Lieb of Indiana; Congress
man and Mrs Robert SWitzer OF
ohio. Congressman and Mrs. William
Kettner OF san Diego; secretary }. H..
Scbinn of the committee and Mrs.
Schinn. Congressman Charles G.. Ed
wards Of Georgia. Thomas Gallagher
of Illinois: Charles A. Kennedy of
Iowa. and George f. Burgess of
Texas.
From New Mexico the following
registered. MT and Mrs l.. L. Morris
ana daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. A. d.
GoIdenburg. Miss Ruth Esther Col
denburg. Tucumcari, Georgia a.
Chase. Claude l.. Sheets, Albuquerque.
Mrs Josie Il. Chaves, Belen; ~ j.
Christopher Alamogordo; Or. and
Mrs. cole Railston Magdalena; r. II.
Cherrick, Dulce; Miss cute Chain,
Las Vegas.
r. J. Neer of Portales after criti-
cal survey Of the building and eXhi-
bits expressed it as his deliberate
Judgment that the entire exhibit Is a
ten-strike and that the work in the
lecture room especially, demonstrate
ing the agricultural resources Of the
state. is bound to draw thousands OF
settlers to the state lie declared
that during his entire trip from Por-
tales to the San Francisco exposition
the Cathedral Of the Desert and the
exhibit in it We're we'll known and
widely discussed
Billy sunday Expected.
Arrangements are practically com
pleted whereby Billy Sunday, famous
acrobatic evangelist, and Art Smith,
sviations most daring exponent will
appear at the ASH Diego exposition
next week
A number of san Diego ministers
are negotiating with Sunday and the
exposition plans to accommodate a
record breaking sunday audience in
the broad plaza fronting the outdoor
organ pavilion where the evangelist
win speak The date is set for Au-
gust 9 and there is a probability sun
day will remain longer and make
further addresses although no pro
tractcd revival is contemplated.
Art Smith. the 21-year-old aviator
who terms his aerial dare deviltry
aerial insanity" will arrive about the
same time for a two-day exhibition
August If and u. He flies at night
as we'll as by day, blaze of fireworks
marking his nightly trail
He has and will Guido the mar
Vicious aerial feats Of the lamented
Lincoln Beachey whose flights at the
exposition last spring thrilled tens OF