El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-15
'MOTHERSDAY T0DE
elimination OF THE
BIG HOSPITAL DRIVE
LIST or PATRONS or CAMPAIGN
ROSTER or THE LEADING
CITIZENS or NEW MEXICO.

equipped charity hospital for children
Of the southwest is assured at Albu-
Querque. though much OF the money
Tor financing the enterprise must
still be raised. About all the Chill
dreh's Home Society Of New Mexico
and Arizona has is a splendid build
Ing, easily worth, at present prices,
$76, 900. The sum Of $15 900 must be
raised before the work can be re-
garded as successfully financed.
The executive committee Of the
society has decided to issue a call
to the people Of New Mexico for
funds, " Van HDuten, president of
the st. Louis, Rocky Mountain and
Pacific company. has accepted the
chairman ship OF the campaign for
funds and the active work Of secui-
ing subscriptions viii begin May 3
and have its climax May 8, Moth
ers' Day
During that week a plea for the
children VIII be presented IN every
section Of New Mevico.
The call will be made pursuant to
a resolution adopted at the last an
nual meeting OF the committee, post
ponment Of active work being due
to the desire Of the committee to al.
.ow various Campaigns for worthy
causes to be completed.
One Of the local board Of managers
Of the Children's Home society said
the wait on everybody else reminded
him Of his boyhood days when the
children had to wait, when there
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could come to the table and get
something to satisfy their hunger.
Within the area to be served BY
the children's hospital are not less
than 5000 children suffering from
bone deformitles which cannot be
treated until the hospital is opened.
Some of these children have club
feet which can be changed into
slightly and serviceable feet; some
Of them have deformed arms and
hands; some have pad hips or
spines. All Of these deformities can
be cured and the victims OF them
relieved from dependency and be-
come self-sustaining men and wo-
men.
According to the board Of man
ayers the time Is now propitious, the
way clear for a call for support fer
the children's hospital; and the week
ending with mothers Day when
the people are united IN q common
purpose to pay honor TO the work
and the sacrifice and the ~self.deaial
of the mothers, living and dead is
the most fitting time for the closing
Of a campaign for q memorial that
WIN live The home will DO q ref
uge for every mothers child.
SOME or THE MEN WHO WILL
MAKE II so.
Here Is 4 partial list of names Is
men who are members OF the board
Of managers and reference Of the
Chlldren's Home and Hospital, and
also Of men who Will be county
chairmen for The call for funds,
Further lists OF county chairmen
VIII be published later;
Joshua S Reynolds. First National
0anks E Pas0, Tex. and A~lbuquer-
que. n. N.
y Van Houtent president 81. louis,
Rocky Mountain 4 Pacific Col RAJ
tn. n. 81.
J. p. GIlchrist, banker and stock.
man, Herro, N. ~.
D. A. Cahoon, president First Ma
t'onal bank, Roswell. n. II.
j. q. Kerr banker and stockman,
Demfng, N. ~.
Hon, Frank w Parker. Hon. Hea
bert Reynolds. Hon. C. J. Roberts,
Judges supreme court q New Mqv.
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Hon. Nathan Jafia. Roswell. ". y.
Dr. }. n. Cunningham. president
san Aiieual National bank, y La
Vegas. n, N.
Il n Pollock, eanefal mansrorl
Dsamond Coal Co. A~ihhqnefaue,
Homer II. ward. merchant. AIbn
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John Beekar. president National
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