Arizona republican., 1919-12-31
HOW MONEY GOT FOR
 TRINITY CATHEDRAL
 WOULD BE EXPENDED

The following statement concerning the purposes for which the funds to be raised for Trinity cathedral are to be used was issued yesterday by the cam paign committee:
 December 30, 1919 To the Friends of Trinity Parish: The steadily growing congregation of Trinity church and the remarkable in- crease in the practical service work of the pro cathedral have made it abso- lutely essential that the cathedral buil- ing, so long talked of, now be built. We believe that with the present pros porous condition existing throughout this community this is the oppor tune time to construct this greatly needed building. Complete plans and specifications have been prepared by Charles Coolidge of the firm of Coolidge and Shattu of Boston, Mass, one of the most emil nent architects of this country. who makes 9 speciality of dignified church architecture. During the past month these plans and specifications have been very carefully figured by a thor oughly reliable contractor, who assures us that, at the present price of build ing material and labor, the cathedral can be built for.
 Cost, not exceeding $105, 900 Architects fee will approSi-- mate 5,0O0 Installation of organ will cost. 10,0f0 Estimated cost of furnishings
 and incidentals . 5000 Total cost of cathedral and
 equipment s125, 900 ..Our resources are as follows: Present cash in the building
 fund .s1e 900 Estimated value church proper ty, 154 feet frontage on North Central avenue, adjoining the
 Arizona School of Music on
 the south. This property can undoubtedly be sold. during the building of the cathedral, at, approximately ......... 3o,o00 Making a total of s54, 600 Leaving a net amount to be
 aiSeo Tt s ne pi co,,rse ;,nnos;h,a fo, s,u,ooo W close a contract on satisfactory terms for the construction of the building until we are assured of the funds to complete the payments, and it is our determined purpose to finish this building without debt We are making a campaign to raise S75,000. as un- doubtedly some additional expenses will arise- This campaign is made conditional on the raising of not less than s50,000 on or before February 1, 1920. A building committee will be chosen later from the vestry and the workers in the cathedral drive
 The form of subscription card has been passed upon by eminent lawyers and with the liberal support of the members and attendants of Trinity church and those who realize the great value to the city of Phoenix of the or ganized work of this church, together with the loyal and organized efforts of the group of workers who have pledged themselves to raise. money, we feel assuI ed of the success of this campaign to build the cathedral, and hope that construction Iv sta fad not later than Easter Sunday, 1920. A meeting of all those interested in the work of Trinity church will be held at the parish house at 8 o'clock Thurs day evening, January l. 1920, at which time the great need of the cathedral will be presented and the building campaign formally opened by address by Bishop Atwood, Dean Scarlet, ly request that you show your interest in the cathedral by attending tlfs meeting.
 Faithfully yours.
 JULIUS W. ATWOOD.
 Bishop.
 WILLIAM SCARLETT.
 Dean.
 DWIGHT B. HEARD,
 Chairman.
 GORDON TWEED,
 WALTER BENNETT,
 J. K. WHEAT.
 N D. SANDERS,
 V. Q. WALLINGFORD,
 F.. A. MARSHALL,
 H. F. GRISWOLD,
 ERNEST w. LEWIS,
 JOHN DENNETT,
 F.. J. BENNETT,
 HARRY WEIGH,
 w. B. MITCHELL
 Cathedral Campaign Committee. Note-Al1 communications during this drive should be addressed to Miss C. F. Powers, executive secretary, Cathedral house. telephone 1918. Dur l ing this campaign Miss Powers can be reached at this address daily after 1 10:3 30 a. m.
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