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Some heavIness developed In the late
afternoon dealings on the Consolidated
Stock Exchange yesterday, although there
was no particular selling pressure.
United states Steel opened at 81. y OF a
point below its closing price on wednes
dan. ANA had early sold as high as SIN
but IL got down TO s6i4 Ia the afternoon,
closing at S6%, For n time Republic Iron
ana Steel was a strong feature Of he
market. After opening at &c, 1t rose TO
S7a., but II later reacted Sharply, closing
at jbM, it's lowest. It's early upward move
ment was accompanied by reports that,
not withstandinR an absence OF war con-
tracts, The ~company's earnings were on q
very heavy scale.
The upward tendency of the silver mar
ket operated to draw renewed attention
to mining issues. Among the transactions
In this class Of stocks were Ontario at
10 20 to 1850. B~atopilas. 500 TO &l2h
quicksilver, 500. and Horn silver, 30,
Among the war stocks" baldwin Loco
motive early reflected special softness. II
opened AZ lIs%: ;, Of a point below Its
lIBA and then fen to ii5k, closing a.
lag. Studebaker, after opening at l7ois
and advancing 10 i72ts. declined TO l6s y
but closed at 1884.
Transactions in all stocks were 5000
shares,
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-CIO L


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF Nfr
fORk-Helen Slade. Og!lyie, Ila,i
against Elisabeth a. Demares, an o,r,.
Defendants.
In pursuance OF - judyinen, %; 'a.
closure and seIe. dJiy made H-a ct.r
Ia the above entitled action and hoa
the undersigned. the r"fere" ~ s.d ilg
ment named, will sell - puh'i; aurti,. at
he Exchange Salcsrnon.. No if-is Nose,
street. In the Borough ~ MHuhat al. ,
Of New York, OF the an day ~ $y.r-n ..
1915. at IL o'clock noon on thai I-! =
Joseph p Day, auctioueer. The r5sr -
therein described "a. follows.
All that certain lot. piece or pare. e
land. with tho building and impraysrt
in Tho Borough Of Manhattan. cry. cour
scribed as follows:
side Of se~venty-third Street dis al. o..
hundred una eiEhty-four Isp feet easter
OF the southeriy sida o, seventy. hl
Street with the easterly side n Made.
AvenIe' ana run.ins ;hene' s'a,lar
the distance through q party wal ars
hundred and two 103, feet two 81 ir,n..
70 the centre line OF tho BLOCK between
Thence easterly. along the said centre 'i,
of tho block. twenty (20l feet; hence
Ioriheriy' again parallel with Met'.2,
another party wall, one hundre aod W
tie2l zee, two t:l inches 70 tn son,t'-'
westerly. along tho southeriy s,Is - ..
point or place OF beginning
Dated New York. October 1Iia. IS,.
JOSEPH u. EDELSON. Hsfsiss
HENRY NJ, BELL1NGEii IN. 81 ,-..
for Plaintiff. 1875 broadway. b'toy.f
or Manhattan, New Work 1itl.
The following Is 4 dlaersm Il Inc poo
cry 70 be sold; it's street rqnh"' = !
Eat -9l g
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H STEEL MARKET.
Prices Continue Abnor,nnii, high
Heavy Demand.

Tho renewed pressure for export steel
Ia again prominent in the trade. with con
tinued heavy demand for domestic chip
ment. IL Ia estimated hal Inquiries now
in the market for foreign shipment sgere-
gate n million tons. Of which zoe, 900 tons
are wanted for the manufacture. of war
munitions. The demand for finished MA.
terisl comes from all sections Of the globe
and calls for s~emi-anished material from
Great Britain and France. One contract
for several thousand tons OF rerolling BILL
lets has Just been closed for export TO
England.
Prices continue abnormaily high with q
range of $40 a ton on the same class of
biilets. Some of the independent manu-
faoturers of wire nails have advanced The
galvanized extra CSC. q hundred pounds.
sales OF sheet and tin plate last month
were the heaviest in the history of the
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company.
The demand continues heavy.
The Minneapolis and 81. Louis Railway
u IN the market for axles for 1.soo cars,
although 1t IN building only 500 cars at It's
own shops. II Is understood that steel
wheels will be provided for 1000 OF the
ears recently ordered by the Pennsylvania
Heavy sales Of steel making iron were
made in the central West. Cold rolled
shafting has again been advanced 81 a
ton by a reduction ~ two points In the
discount.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.


NACHT & Co-lsaac Nacht. doirg bust
ness az | Nacht a co, commission ,ner,
.p7 church street, has made an assign
,neut TO John j Morris, \ petition IN
banlSruptSy was also tlad against MIN by
Rosenberg, Lewis s. Bal for these cred
itors: John MCGuirk. $500; X cullum,
81, 900. and \. AI"rbach, $500. Mr. Nseht
has been ~ business twenty years
MOTTUfTiKY BROS, composed OF Hyman
and carl Mottufsky. poultry. dealers Of
68l Brook avenue, have Med a petition
and assets 5000, consisting Of real es-
tate, s5,ooo; Interest ~ po4,dry ans
chicken mark W,ik,o on ay ease s 7SeS' "r.
counts, $4,000; cash in the hauds Of an
assignee, $1,000. and twenty shares OF
Poui,ry Company. Thcv also have a
suit for daInsyes for 200, COO pending in
court. LYMAN Mottufsky has individual
liza b"ilities stI.6O2 and Carl s7.6b2, The
real estate consists OF one-half interest
In $3.50 Jefferson street bS2 water
stree, and on leiih street oe,c,art -.
slain. at 5g6 Wcet Forty-seventh %atreet.
has inled petition IN h~ankruptcy' with
JoasGpM GTRsWNowITz fancy feather
worker Of 1880 Bristow street. The
ruptcy. with liabilities 1854 and no assets.
Receiver Appointed.
AMERICAS ELEVATOR COMPANY.
Judge Hand has appointed John I" lYt-
tie receiver OF the American Elevator
Company OF ia Cedar street, on applica-
ton of bradford Butler and on consent
OF Jacob Wilson, president. and Charles
Van zandt. acting treasurer 0.iaoilit!es
are reported 10 be $50. 900 and assets
sic. 900. consisting Of machinery and
tools, $4,000. and accounts. $500.
Assignment.
BACH BROS. INC. manufacturer OF ar
chitectural bronze work at 419 West
Forty second street, has made an assign.
ment. The itrm was Incorporated on
November l. 1914, with capital stock
Sac, 900. und Oscar Bach f. president.
REsSSfGN MEM.
THE COOPERATIVE DISPLAY FIXTURE
COMPANY Of ii3 Grand street, which
made an assignment on September 10.
has had Its property rehss'gned to u.
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The approximate amount ~ The ~ ?
Nhsrse, to satisfy WHOM fhc Hrr., .
scrloed property is to ne .ull. L.
with interest thereon from he ',. :
~eptemoer' 1915, together wiz 'h. ..
ana amounting 90 y2ei'i
interest from Scptemher se'N. H-
gether with the expenses % ~, -ta g
approximate amount Of the AN,~. Ir
ments and water rates o. ,'l.-
which are TO be allowed 20 IT.. ,..r-.a.a'
out or the purchase money on poll. -.
referee Is N.S7l.4o Gud l%nt,rss;
Dated New York. October '4.h. -
Joseph u. EDEl.SO$. E..+r
inc sale In tho above rnti.,rJ tr'.-, =
hereby adjourned to THURSDAY. Sore {"
H. 1873. at the saIno hour ana place
Dated New York. November T. Df
JOSEPH n FDEIeSON. E,.er.
The sale In the above entitled act.0t e.
hereby further adjourned to TUESDAY, 80.
place,
Dated New York. November y. ~
Joseph Il. EDELSOS. Ee's-.
The sale In the above ent.tlri a-'..t :
htrsby further adjourned 20 T-e-ta,. f.t
place.
Dated New York, No, amNer -s-. lt'.
JOSEPH Il. EpEISO&. Er'ef.
The sale in the aAoye eutlt al aHior g
HEREBY further adjourned 10 Friday. p.
place.
Dated New York. December 7'h. 49,
osEPH D. EpELSON. ae.rs'
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Live stock Market.

THURSDAY. December 3
HeceIpts ~ beeves were LOIS head,
mainly for slaughterers, Thore was no
trade OF Importance In live cattle, The
feeling was steady. with moderate receipts
expected for Fridays market, Dressed
hesf was In moderate demand at l0h a
IA " O. per ID. for city dressed native sides.
Receipts Of calves were .462 head. includ-
ing 3S7 head for tho market. The feeling
Was Just about steady. with no prime or
choice veals offered. Common to fairly
good veals sold at si,504Sl1.2b per 100
lbs; culls at 81, good grassers at lb.a7hi
canada calves at s462hUT. Dressed
calves slow at 1874 rise. for city dressed
veais; l2al5c, for country dressed.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were ASS
head. Including ~ cars for the market,
quiet but firm, quality considered. Me-
to good lambs at sR26Qs9,bo and no
choice lambs sold, Dressed mutton steady
hut unchanged al law 10 tac.: country
dressed dollhouse lambs lower. at % o Sl0
per carcass.
Receipts OF hogs were ISIS head. ali for
slaughter. Feellng steady, Country
dressed hogs stoady at IN f10c. per ID;
roasting pigs at is9lSc
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VANDERBILT HEADS NEW BOARD.
Elected Chairman Of Americas Tn
transitional Corporation.

Tho directors of the American Inter-
national Corporation, held their first
meeting yesterday at he National City
Bank. Frank A. VANDERBILT was elected
chairman of the board.
The directors authorized the offering
Of S26. 900. 900 of the common stock OF
the company to the shareholders Of the
city Bank at par to the extent Of their
holdings Of the City Bank stock. They
also authorized the offering Of tho re-
naming stock for subscription to In
terests at the discretion Of the manage
nent. The chairman Of the board and
the president Of the company were then
given authority to determine upon the
sale OF the remaining stock not taken
by the stockholders of the National City
Bank.
The meetings Of the board will he
held fortnightly on Thursdays ut II AS
A.. NJ,
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THE directors Of PDeIps- Dodge d Co,
wave declared an extra dividend or So
I,cr share IA the regular quarterly nivi-
deud Of 500, payable Oh December 80.
I'll. company i,ns been declaring extra
CHRISTMAS diy,d.niH since 1909. For
'h"rc year. lrtsr that date . per cent.
vas paid. ii,c highest c,tra diaburse-
.n"'l' Oi ANY palng O.. per cent. n 1913.
Nah IA" S3 extra dividend ue,larcd y,s-
to-day -" 'plaI diyid.ud disbursement,
-" ~" 'elt ~ "a per cent, ~ which
uW -0al' b. f. cs'la dividends.
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$4,000 900 BUYS RUMELY co.
&. n. Murphey Of Now York Bids
On the Property.

LAPoRTE, Ind. Dec. e.-The properties
Of the NJ. Runely Company and the
Rumely Products Company were sold Mt
receivers sale this afternoon to the Ad-
n Rumely Company and the Ad-
n Rumely Thrasher Company.
TIL sale price was $4,000. 900. the bid
" Chauncey n. Murphey of New York.
representing the Advance Rumely Com
pany.
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON, lice. a.-,rhc market for copper
shares displayed n sagging tendency. Their
sold oil 1ts points, under what appeared
to he liquidation, American Zinc was also
more than q point lower. Increased divi-
bends on Chino. Ray Consolidated. Utah
and New ada Consolidated seemed 10 have
been discounted. industrial shares were dull
and featurcless. Railroads were neglected.
The sun,msrvs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-10
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Dec. Stocks displayed consld.
cradle weakness. Prices IN many ISSUES de.
cined a point and more. sears common lost
~ points AZ Ire. Carbide was lower by u.
points at 10 with Match one point unter
yes'erday's close AZ los. Moderate dealing
In Tool advanced those shares q point 10 10
swift gained L half to is. while Ward pre-.
ferred. stewart Warner and Railways ?.
were unrhaiged oats common lost 9 point
lower by a point AZ lOi. with Chicago Rail.
ways rs b gaining a half point 10 IN. The
m
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observation-disclosures.
~YORRCLOeURH SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
yoRK-rhe BoNery Savings Bank, Plain
TN, against Laura T, Weis and others. DE.
closure and sale, duly made and entered
II the seoy,,entitied action and bearing
the undersigned, The referee in said judg-
meni NAMED. VIII sell AZ public auction. at
OF New York. on the 18th day Of Decefnber.
1913. At !: o'clock noon on that day, by
directed By said judgment TO be sold. ana
therein described as follows:
land situate, lying and bbeins Ia Tho Dor.
oush OF Manhattan. City, County and state
o. New fsyk; Seanted and described as
northeriy side OF Thirty-fourth street dis
tant ninety'two feet westerly from the sew
erly along said side Of Thirty fourth stree,
seventeen feet. thence northerly and PARA.
!s' With Seventh Avenue and partly through
Thirty-tourth ana rh'r'y.nfthS I Street.
the block and parable With thirty I ,oart y,
street seventeen feet and thence sou,herly
and parity through another party wall
ninety eisht feet nine inches to the point
or place OF beginning. be the said seversi
distances and dimensions more or less,
Together with the appurienanccs and all
this action Of. in and 10 the said premises
Subject to the state Of facts shown ON
q survey Of said premises, as IN pos.ession.
made by Francis W.. Ford's sons, dated
restrictions as 70 buildings and covenant,
against nuissnorr set forth In a certain in.
ieter's ONCE in Liber 4s3 Of Conveyance
page $50. so far only as the sans NAV
now be In force and eject.
Dated. New York. November gard, 1919
WILBUR LARREMORE. Referee.
CADwALADER, WlcKERSHAM & TAFT
Attorneys for Plaintiff. 40 Wall Street,
". Y.
The following Is n diagram OF the prom.
erty to be sold: Its street Number T. o67
West s%th Street;
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\. y. Contractors IL bankrupt.

BosroS. Dec. 9.-C1lnton W. Kinsella.
n contractor OF Fairhaven and New
York. filed u bankruptcy petition here
to-day. His schedules disclose debts
amounting to s9s0.s95 with uncertain"
assets.
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Proposals for Materials; office Of Depot
Quartermaster. Philadelphia, Pa. . Sealed
proposals viii be received here untr ii:OO
O'Clock A. M. January 3. 1915. for rurnish-
Ing and delivering at this Depot: Cloth.
cotton. q. D.; Denim; blue; Duok, khaki
Information on application
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BONDS
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. g.-Inep WIS con.
nued heavy TRANSACTIONS IN Cambria Steel
and Philadciphia Rapid Transit I C. to-day
Cambria steel sold rs hish Re- 77s, but re
under profit taxing, closing ~ 7bA.
philsdelp hia RAPID TRANSIT I. e. rallied TO
ia. closing at 9it. Elsewhere prices were
little changed. Bonds were more active and
!. shade easier The summary
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o. Direct. MAINE srEANSHiP LINZ
NEw Us Y:Ex 4
ksducedf aIesAilPoints. PhonesBsOCors.
EXTERN sTEAMSIliP LINES.



PROPOSALS o BRONZE LETTERS
and Numerals. Structural Bronze Work.
Cutting on Machine. Lathe. Bolts, Rlvets,
Nuts. Washers, Lag Screws. Lead Sleeves,
Cable Terminals, Electric cable. and Wire
Sealed proposals viii be received at the
office Of the General Purchasing Onicer,
The Panama Canal, Washington. u. c.,
until 1880 A, NJ December 20. 1915. at
which time they VIII be opened In public,
for furnishing the above-mentinned ar
ticles. Blank and general Information ro-
lating to this Circular tNo, g9Gl may be
obtained from this office or the Offices Of
tie Assistant Purchasing Agents, "a State
street, New York Guy. GA W~hltney-Cen-
trail Building. New Orleans, La. aud Fort
Mason. san Francisco. Cal. also from the
L. 8. Engineer Offices In the following
cities: Seattle, Wash. Los Angeles. Cal
baltimore, Md Philadelphia. Pa. Pitts
burgh. Pa Boston. Mass, Buffalo. y. y;
cleveland, ohio cineinnah. ohio; Chicago,
m; 81. louls, Mo. Detroit. Mich. Mil
waukee, Wis 81. Paul, Mimi Chattanooga
Tenn, Louisville, Ky; Mobile, Ala, and
Galveston. Tex; Commercial Club. Kansas
city, Mo-; Chamber OF Commerce. Quincy,
III, and Commercial Club, Tacoma. Wash,
~. c. Boggs. Major. Corps OF Engineers,
y. q. A., General Purchasing Officer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-10
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Dec. e-Heavy trNiins ami
m Rivancc frotu 10 TO II in Cosd-n was the
feature OF the stock market. Arundel Gas
made further gains OF la point-. sapulpa
OH preferred became active and closed u
poiW over opening prices DAVIDSON Chemi'
cal on sales of 70 shares advanced ~ points.
The bond market WAS quiet and steady. The
M
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-10

The approximate amount OF the lion or
charge, 10 satisfy which ths above-a..
scribed property l. to be sold, Is So, 72sT II.
with im crest thereon from October 96th
1915, together with the costs and allowance
amounting to Sb5s.79. with interest from
November 20th. 1915, together with tho ~,
penses of the sale. the approximate
amount of the taxes, assessments and
water rates. or other liens, which are 10
he a!!ovcd 20 the pa"',!lre- o"t ~ tho
purchase money, nr na!C by thG kcfcre,. is
1850. 22 and interest,
Dated. Now York, November "2rd. 1919
WILBUR LAWhrMORr, He-srs.
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THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

PITrSBuRG. Dec. s.-The stock market
here was less active, with prices ruling
steady. United States Glass with sales OF ,i5
shares advanced more than : points. The
summary
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fAlLRlVERLl
TO BOSTON $500

Sire. ". Pier u. ". r. It. Fuiteo ST.
daily a. 500 p. N. Music.
New London Line, strs. w Pier 10. y. r..
n. Houston 81. week days only. S:30 p, NJ:
Pier 20. Z r.. n. h. ?2d ST, 500 2. ~.
New Haven Line. strs. ". Pier ?S. T.. r., n.
Cathartns St. week days only, aA5 =. NJ:
Pier 20, n. e ?2d st. 500 p. n
bridgeport Line. week days only. strs. Nv
Pier 20, Y r.. 1900 A. NJ: Hsr 10. f. Z
tsd ST.. II IL A. n.
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II vas reported yesterday afternoon
that the contract for 43,j00 tons Of cast
iron seernents 70 be used In the CON
~struction of the tunnel under the F.as ~
Rivor--included in section 3 route s,
subway system, for whioh Booth *
Flynn submitted tho owest tendor~hmi
been divided anon three fouBdsrs,
Davis & Thomas of Catasaqua, Pa. tho
New York Car Wheel Company OF Buf-
talo and tho Wheeling Mold and Foun-
dry Company of Wheeling. ", Va, Tho
~Catasaqua plant will furnish ona-nalf
and each of the others ~oHe-quarter OF the
total castings,
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The MISUNDERSTANDING Construction
Company has been awarded the contract
for 100 tons Of fabricated structural
steel to he used in the construction OF
The Chamber OF Commerce building at
pittsburn
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It Is an Interesting fact and one witch
should be noted to clear away false i'm
pressions that both the blast urnuces
making pig iron and the open earth fur
naces and bessener converters making
steel produced metal at a greater aver
aga daily rate In November than In Oc-
'ober. The fact that the October tota!
tonnage was greater than that Of No
vember was only because Of one more
day IN October thar In November.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-01

~oro prescut also. representative of
iWifn powers. among them Count
del Nullo de- Sala1ar who was ap-
pointed by kine Alfonso VT ct spain
TO act cas- his personal representative.
Beautiful illumination.
Spectacular fireworks aud llmina-
tons accompanied the opening of tho
gates early in the evening. when the
public was first admitted to the
grounds Of The completed exposition
beautiful For three hours. the viA.
t"fa walked nbuut the Grounds ana
wondered az the new city of Old Spain
which san Diego has butt on the
MESA above tho ilarbor OF the sun.
At ~ 30, the formal cercmonN of
epeulug the gates OF The exposition 10
the world began
Lyman Gage of This uitY, former
secretary of the United states treas
my presented Col ~ G. Collier
former president ct the exposition.
COLONEL Collier described the early
days of the exposition from the time
lhat The idea was first taken before
the San Dies0 County Chamber ct
Commerce in September, 1909. After
colonel Golfers address, the plans OF
the exposition were delivered TO Presi-
cent g. Amhroy Davidson, and Frank
T. Alien, Jf., director of works. gave
President Davidson the KEYS Of the
exposition building n G.. DAVIS, di-
rector general. then officially turned
the exposition ever 10 the president
Promptly az midnight the exercises
ended and the fish OF an electric
spark carried over the wire from
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-01

President Wilson in Washington am
n0unced TO the world the formal
opening NJ the Panama California ex-
position at San Diego, which Will re-
main open until another New Years
eve rolls around
Every building Completed.
Settling new precedent In eXposi-
ton history. the san Diego exposition
opened with every building complet-
ed ON December last, Director Of
Works Allen presented the finished
structures TO the exposition directors
aud during TIE last month exhibitors
have worked nig.r anc day al the in
stallation OF displays i'm order that
everything might be completed for
the opening Success crowned these
efforts, and those who attended the
opened here lnst night saw something
which the lirst visitors at other cX-
positions failed to soc
There was another precedent sci
which was not visible hut which WAS
lust as important The san Diego cX-
position upuncd without a cent of
debit ANA the visitor at the grounds
during iDi5 viii not see the collectors
waiting ~ the gates fd percontage
of the receipts. an UNPLEASANT feature
OF eSpustiuns held ia the past
History of Exposition
The birthday Of the san Diego eN-
position can he considered as Scptem-
hcr 4, 1908 when The Chamber OF
Commerce took up the proposal to
have 4 celebration of the opening Of
tho greatest waterwA, In history The
suggestion was taken lp Immediately;
and SO rapidly did nlans get under
tA.r IA A. hR fAI a A.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-01

Via de las Estados, the boulevard up
on which this perfect type of Spanish
colonial structure stands.
Not only hundreds but thousands
passed through the building with
wondering eyes of admiration for its
architectural beauty. AT no exposi-
ton yet held in America has any state
erected building which speaks so
loudly of its people Of past and pres
cnt generations
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-01
PRESIDENT PRESSES BUTTON
AND STARTS EXPOSITION

Washington, Jan. President
Wilson began New Years day az
O'Clock this morning when he pushed
a tutton officially opening the san
Diego cal, exposition. lie used "a
telegraph instrument studded with
gold nuggets presented to President
Taft at The time Of the opening of
the Alaska Yukon exposition
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-01
COMPANY Wants rinc t,Nlendcd.

SANTA re, Dec. 3l.-Tho 4rming-
ton Electric Light and Power com
pary of Pennington New Mexico, fii-
cd an nplicatiun in the state ensi-
rcer's office for IN extension of time
to complete the work under permit
No. i79. The application is being
held up ON account of some minor de-
tails to he attended to by the CONF
pany before extension will De granted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-01
PRESIDENT WILSON SENDS
ELECTRIC SPARK ACROSS
CONTINENT THAT OPENS
SAN DIEGO EXPOSITION
ENTHUSIASTIC CROWDS THR0NG
NEW MEXICO BUILDING WHERE
STATES RESOURCES ARE SHOWN

As New Year DawnS Beautiful Balboa Park Becomes Scene
Of Gaiety and Activity; Great Fair Is Started on Its Way
and viii Continue for Entire Year; Representatives of
Many States Are Present at Formal DediCaton Colonel
IWchel in Charge Of New Mexicos interests; D. c.
Collier, Former President Of Association Makes Notable
Address in Which Gripping Story Of Enterprise Is Told to
Throng Of Listeners
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-01

Topeka, Kan. Dec.83t -- Kansas
produced 13,0OO,O0O punds of beet
sugar during 1914 acJrding TO a re-
port received today by Ihe state board
Of agriculture
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-01

Piano tuning with asuaiAniee, CAL
Clark Music Co. Phoic f03.. 1870 W.
Silver avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-01

The company intends Il develop suf-
ficient power to furnii Pennington
and vicinity with eleetae light and
power