Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
HELP GIVEN ALL
VISITORS GAINS
DEAL OF PRAISE
Personal Attention Shown Wis.,
itOrS to State Building, With
Aid In Planning itineraries,
Boosts Attendance,

SPECIAL coRREsPoNuEHcE TO MORNING JOURNAL
Santa Fe, Aug 23.-New MeXiCans
who registered at the New Mexico
building at San Diego ON August 20
We're Edith Geyer. Charles b Work,
John Work, Roswell; Estele NJ,
Valck Mrs. A. S. Brewer Albuquer-
que; Mrs d. e. Bachelor Nellie
Bachelor Las Vegas; d. b, Davis,
Santa Tie; Dean Alexander Silver
City; Mamie Elmore Ration, Lillian
Watson, Silver city; Mr. and Mrs.
Austin G. Brady, Santa Fe. Mrs T.. J
Jones, Oscuro, Mr. ana Mrs. II, c..
Keen, Carlsbad MIR. and Mrs George
l.. Reese, Portales.
Those in charge of the New Mexico
building experience more and more
the advertising value of pleasing vis-
tors FOR more and more people are
coming because someone else told
them to be sure ana visit New Mex
ico's display. The high officials of
the exposition quite frequently per
sonally escort distinguished visitors TO
the building. Or. Eugenio Dahne, in
charge of the Brazilian exhibit, for
instance personally brought Richard
G Hoffman, president Of the lnterna-
tiOnal Exposition company of New
York, who is planning TO erect a $14,-
600, 600 skyscraper HOLMAN spent
an hour i'm the building and reported
that IL was John Barrett, president of
the American Union, who had
urged him to view the New Mexico
display
Minister PlenipotCntiary Is Visitor.
Col ! H. Pendleton, in command OF
the marines camped near the New
Mexico building, brought down Ger.
Emiliano Chamorro, envoy eXtraordi-
nary and minister plenipotentiary of
Nicaragua, to the building. He mar
yelled at the prominent part New Mex
leo had taken to make the San Diego
exposition a success, DR. Edgar l..
Hewett having accompanied him
through the California, Indian Arts.
Science of Man, Fine Arts building,
the Painted Desert ana other parts of
the exposition i'm which New Mexico
is prominently to the fore.
W. & Muirheid, Of Jersey City sec
rotary of the Hudson county park
commission, was supplied with liter
azure from the state college that am
swered questions in which he was par
ticularly Interested.
Sign Announces Success.
Roy ID. Sawyer, Of Burlington Vt,
secretary Of the Alumni association Of
the University of Vermont declared
that the New Mexico building and eX-
hibit are undoubtedly the most at
tractive at either exposition He was
much interested in New Mexicos pub
licity methods As result he
changed his itinerary SO that he can
spend some time in Albuquerque,
Santa Fe and Las Vegas on his way
home. David w. Howe accompanied
Mr.. Sawyer and declared he would I'M
terest college graduates in New Mex
leo.
Austin c. Brady a Santa Pc jour
nalist, expressed great delight over
the exhibit which exceeded his expec-
tations Tie learned on his trip that
the building was exceedingly we'll
known along the coast and through
out the west.
Portalcs People Pleased.
Mr. and Mrs. George /. Reese were
much pleased with the slides, films
and lectures covering Portales and the
PecOs valley. They make their home
lat Portaes The New Mexico idea
of exploiting the agricultural re-
sources by means Of slides, films and
lectures appealed especially to MI
Reese A party Of five ladies' who
had entered the building under the
impression that New Mexico was part
Of Villas and Carranza's domain, soon
learned better and as a result will visit
Albuquerque, Santa Fe and Las We
gas.
Mrs. D. L. Bachelor and daughter
of Las Vegas were much delighted
with the Helen Went West film,
which was staged ina LIS Vegas and
the Gallinas canyon.