New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-19
THE Permanent
EXHIBIT ARRANGED
BY DR.. HEWETT
FOR SAN DIEGO CITY TO
WHICH HAS BEEN GIVEN
MANY OF THE HISTORIC
AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL RE-
LICS SHOWN AT FAIR


Plans for San Dego's post-ekposi-
ion period, and for the future after
that are being worked ont by ex-
position and park board officials
here. Under the direction of DR..
Edgar l.. Hewctt, director OF the
school OF American Research at
Santa l1c, New McXico, the splendid
archaeological ard historical ex-
hibits that were the most important
of the exposition are being rear
RANGED, augmented and placed for a
permanent museum.
/ For the 'post-cXpositlon period OF
three months band concerts, organ
recitals, drills Of troops and some
special events, together with the
French Canadian, archaeological
and historical exhibits will be the
principal attractions Many Of the
buildings that will be necessary ad-
iuncts to the permanent park have
been donated to the city. The
quaint Japanese Building has been
given by the Japanese Exhibit As
Sociation, and also the Upton Tea
Building has been donated by Sir
Thomas Upton.
State Buildings Donated
car ! D pondlotan .a,,,,,,,,dor
- H. y}fal;, C., ,'.,N'o", .'''''',,';1a ',.,;es
~ ~ >:,,p' t"I ti,..
the State buildings. which it was
at first decided to tear down, be
maintained for officers headquarters
Tor the marine base on the czposi-
ton grounds. Some of the State
hn.td;n,,s ba,,o [c,,, dnnatod and -
; .srai.tfa ~, ~ +i,o,, IN
-.
Many VISITORS
So far the attendance has been
larger than expected by the man
ascmcnt There has been daily
attendance. Of more than 1000 and
the first Sunday after the close of
The fair the attendance was more
than 2IUO
The more prctcntious plans are for
the permanent museum and park to
be maintained by the San
DieSo museum ASSoClduoh' IOIIh-
Cd laSI year lor ms purpose,
was gwen by the e%poSlllon OF l9lo
the priceless co'Iecllon OF SenErdi
american Research at santa re, New
OF an ana the ihdlan arts coIlec..
tlois gathered by the ochool OF
american keSearch at anita re- New
Mexico. When gathered by the eX-
position this colIecti"n was worth
about 9loO'oOo' put Is now prlcelesS,
as the orl9lnalS of many OF tne
sPoNln.enS nav poN" rLS'i oy.u IA
ca-1oct;n'. IL Ior,rar ,o,x tb,p r,ost
u,rsen,n cnllart;ens IN This country
n IIo,na,t of cort, Ia N NJ
rnJar iuh"Se i d;ract;"n # was gathcr,
cd and who has had charae of tbe
otbnnIoo;c,I rorL of he eTnos;t;on
far tbn nas+ Eva ,,oare ,,,iII cor-
,;n,,o M '"o rsrarc1, past1 ,nor,y a. hanni;t tho
r,,,ro,,,, ] lie ;e boa,r of the Scbool
~ Nnnnr;can ,,,' m Rosnarch at Santa Fe
and w;li he director Of the San
n;nro ,nree,,,n
"'.,N" -,
AIT Museum Like santa re-
1t is the plan OF the Museum AS
sociation to have an extensive art
collection ana TINS VIII proDaDly be
c9nnccted with otHer art gai.ert S tes
ol the 9outhWest IoI d Cn0uN ioi
art eN'''pi,S' rlee icotG' eS tor tiIe
PuO'lc SciloolS' HiuSlcai elltei 'dii :
Hyilt9 a"o ot'leL eultui Ht dotIYiI,eS
VIII DC ioStercu ny tile Museum rs
SOC atloI' mat inc ll'cllTCtudl d"u
SPlI I'u"l Slo" III VI pa" D'05o i""y
Keep pace with inc Sol'ii''o' N'di
spirit
Davidson Is Chief.
G.. Aubrey Davidson. a member of
the managing committee OF the
School OF American Research al
Santa Fe, N. NJ, who presided for
two wears as head of the exposition,
has been chosen president OF the
museum organization, to succeed
George w. Marston. Eugene Fer
nv Smith is secretary and DR.. Fred
Baker and Miss Alice Lee vice
presidents. w. Temple Johnson also
of the managing committee at San
ia Fe. is treasurer. The Executive
Committee is composed of the Of
ficers and are Wheeler Bailey, Mrs.
Stephen Conne1l and Miss Alice
Klauber.
Rv reason of the fact that Col.
n T CoII;er .Iso of the MANAGING
committee of the Santa Fe School
,ba f;rst nres;dent Of the exnosi-
t,o, nom,anv ms the first to sup.
oest = musenu, five wears ago he
5as heen m,de an Honorary life
member