Arizona republican., 1920-05-17

than efficient service should go with the patient.
 Seventh-A supporting fund in the form of an endowment should be ere ated in association with but entirely distinct and separate from the owning and operating corporation.
 Eighth-The endowment fund should be in the hands of a board of trustees. The boarc should be composed of not more than five prominent men and women of the community This cen tralized board of trustees should be aided and assisted in the administration of the endowment responsibilities by a larger organization composed of rep resentatives of the various churches, societies and organizations of the com munity.
 Ninth-The endowment fund through it's board of trustees and supporting committees should have three general functions: First to fix the financial responsibility of each patient of the institution who is either temporarily or permanently unable to meet the rates as fixed by the management or the hospital and who is consequently referred to the board of trustees through the business manager. Sec 
 any such patient, either by referring it to the state, county, city society or organization or from it's own funds. Third to provide funds for added en- Engagements to the building and exten- sion of service.
 Tenth-Plans of building should be complete in all it's details but only large enough to take care of the present needs of the community. It should be SC designed as to be capable of expansion and extension over period of years without interference with the continuous operation of the institution and at the same time be working to a complete and harmonious whole which, when completed, will be absolutely modern in construction and arrangements for efficient adminlstra- ton and service.
 Permanent Building Plans Progressing
 The working out of an organization is based on these and many other principles and adapted to the require ments and possibilities of this com munity and has been the work of many months of careful and conscientious thought and study. Those who are actively behind the movement believe that their labors have resulted in an organization and plans for development which are now ready to enter upon the period of their fulfillment-and that by the first of the coming year. The first section of the permanent hospital building will be completed and ready for occupancy.
 This first section as planned will be three stories and a basement, and provide hospital accommodations for 40 patients. In addition it will con- tain complete utilities department in the basement and complete surgical and X-ray department on the third floor.
 The present board of directors of the owning corporation is composed of H. l.. Chandler. John Cummard. R. F. Palmer, Charles F. Price and William Beach of Mesa; C. Grant Jones of Tempe, and John Anderson of Chan dler. These men are actively and earnestly at work on the proposition and have engaged the services of Guy E. Rice for a period of three months for the purpose of visiting every fam fly on the south side of the river with the object of placing the ownership shares with as many persons as pos sibIe. The present objective is 1000 ownerships to net the corporation $1OO,000. To date slightly in excess of 500 of these ownerships have been sub- scribed for and at the present rate of progress the quota should be reached and active construction commenced by July l.
 As a movement of this kind is of such general interest to the entire citizenship and it is impossible to ex- plaIn the many details or organization and plans to each individual it has been suggestet that Q bureau of infor- nation be established whereby all points which aae rot clear can be made so by answering questions sent in to the bureau. This plan has been adopted and The Republicans south side office together with other papers published and circulated in the Salt River valley, will be glad to receive any i questions relative to the Southside ] Community hospital.