Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-16
CLEVELAND TRADE
PARTY WELCOMED
To ALBUQUERQUE
Ohio Boosters Are Given Big
Welcome to the Duke City
---WiII Make Visit to Is
Ieta Indian Village.

Ioi ~ HlhlH tfdN6 excursion OF lHe
Manufacturers and Wholesale
Merchants Board of the Cleveland,
O." Chamber of Commerce. who
arrived in Albuquerque at SIS
o'clock.
The party of eighty-two, of
which twenty-four are women, will
remain here until o'clock this
afternoon.
The Young Mems Chamber of
Commerce members were on hand
in a body to bid the Clevelanders
Welcome and to distribute a copy
of the Cleveland Plain Dealer to
each member of the party. also a
post card booklet depicting Albu-
querque's features, stamped ready
for addressing and mailing.
Charles l.. Fish is president of
the Manufacturers and Whole
sale Merchants Board of the Cleve-
land Chamber of Commerce. while
w, II, Mckay, Familiarity known as
the peanut king is chairman Of
the forty-ninth tour.
George w. Kinney, former presi-
dent of the Chamber of Commerce,
who is with the party, has made
thirty-three trips out of the forty
nine.
Samuel r. Mason, secretary of
the Cleveland Chamber of Com
merce. has the honor of making
the forty-nine tours. Henry A.
Taylor has made thirty-one of the
torty-nine tours.
The trade eXcursionists do not
confine their trips exclusively to
the United States, Last year they
visited England. France Belgium,
Germany and Scotland. Next year
it is their intention to visit either
South America or Alaska.
The party has their own moving
picture outfit and will show Cleve-
land scenes here today. They will
also take some pictures of Albu-
querque. which will be shown in
Cleveland upon their return.
1t has been arranged by II, p.
Watkins, secretary of the Albu-
querque Chamber of Commerce, to
have the Cleveland party meet at
the Chamber of Commerce build
ing at 1880 O'Clock sharp this after
noon, when a member of the Cleve-
land party will be asked to dedi-
cate "Thc Little Park Around the
Corner" which will be known
hereafter as the Cleveland park.
After the dedicatory services cars
will be furnished by the Young
Mems Chamber of Commerce to
take the party to the Isleta Indian
village. whore they will visit the
old lsleta church.
Mr.. Watkins has had instruc-
tons to have the party back at the
eepot promptly at 4 o'clock, when
they will leave on a special train
for the Grand Canyon.
The roster of members and their
wives participating in the trip is
as follows:
r, G. Atkinson, secretary and
treasurer of the Utah Potash Fer
tilizer company; Mr. and Mrs. Fred
l.. Ball, secretary and treasurer of
the Park Drop Forge company;
Samuel Fl. Beck of the West Steel
Castings company; Mr.. and Mrs. b.
A. Collins, of the Collins Studios
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Come
ford, plumbing contractor; A. c.
Cook, of the Warner & Swaysey
Co.; Mr.. and Mrs. f. M. Chisholm,
of the Chisholm Shoe company;
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam w. Emerson of
the Sam W. Emerson Co.; Charles
l.. Fish, president of the Manufac-
turers and Wholesale Merchants
Board; Mr.. and Mrs. b. p. Forbes,
of the Forbes Chocolate company;
ID, w. Goblet, of the Collins
Studios company; Mr.. and Mrs.
William NJ. Hardie. of the William
NJ. Hardie Co; |, *. Heller of the
Printz-Biederman Co.; J. e. Hill,
district superintendent of the Pull
man company; Mr.. and Mrs. c. M.
of the A. X, Alderman Co.;
w. G. Hurlbert of the Bostwick
steel Lath company; Mr.. and Mrs.
John faster. retired capitalist;
James l., e. Jappe of Henderson &
Jappe; T.. b. A. Kellum, general
agent passenger department of the
c. c. c. q st, l.. railroad; w. II.
Kelly, chairman of the trade ex-
tension excursion committee;
George w. Kinney president OF
the Kinney & Levan Co; Mr.. and
Mrs. Brewster p. Kinney of the
Kinney & Levan Co.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry f. Klein of Klein, Lichten-
5tader & Co. Tom Knight, "the
Factory Man; Mr.. ana Mrs. George
w. Kortiz of the A. d. Dennison
f. E. Lawrence, f. Il.
Lawrence e. Sons; Mr.. and Mrs. O.
f, Leopold, president of the Pom
oeian company; George r. Mckay,
,pngiInpt nf
rent company; Mr.. and Mrs. f. S.
of the Vlchek Tool
Samuel r. Mason, sec
'etary of the Manufacturer and
Wholesale Merchants Board; Mr..
md Mrs. George H. Miller of the
uusterole company; Hunter Nor
'ison of the Hill Clutch company;
'Ir. and Mrs. William H, Phillips,
VI. D.; Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Pop
owsky Of the Poplowsky Plumbing
.ompany; Mr.. and Mrs, A. E. Ries-
er, president of the Riester &
Fhesmacher company; Mr., and
Mrs. l.. A. Ritzman of the Noble
Refining company; C. G. Sakey of
he Iron City Products company;
elmer j. Sapp, secretary and treas
lieI Vi 'He Cdley coliipdhy, II. o.
ichulte of the f. s. Schultz Print
ng company; Jesse Seidman. at
orney: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F.
'iefried of the Leech Neville com
ANY; Henry A. Taylor, president
# the Commercial Travellers Life
nd Accident association; Clarence
:. Terril of the International Oil
Miss Nina Terill; Will
lam J. Van AIKEN of Van AIKEN &
'trock; Clarence p. Walker of the
Iigbee company: Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
ley S. Wilson of the Western Re-
erve university; w. G. Brown, A.
:. Chambers, Elsie Gunter, Myron
7. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Seid- F,
nan, Maj. Frank Wood. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wertheim and Jesse Wilson.