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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
NEW CHARTERS.

Dover, june a--charters we're filed here
yrktsfda}, a. follows.
Consolidated Mortgage CO. Whining
son. tirl., capital, - ,au0. .oou. Lathunlan
Industrial Corporation, " likes Barre, IA /.
s+,iHM.tss Alfred Bunhiii Of London Inc
Milminstonl Del, sauu.UOo kahe Auto
muhsir and Tractor school Corporation.
thlcssoi ilip s1pOu0oi Englewood on Co
Wilmington Dol, s2uHi.Doo; Prank NJ
Denny CO.. Philadelphia Pa. 500. 900
husttfk Hey ~er Lumber Co, Whining
ton, Del, siuu. .oO0 Honey Brook Candy
Manufacturing CO., Honey Brook Pa
slns.ssHi safety Investment Corpora
ipn. poNcr. Del, Siul 600.
tueftA~s' Ia capital Lewis Bear & 90
baltimore Md, from Sa5 900 70 SI5a 900
noyefs June 2 Charters were iled here
fesiffusA a. foilo~h
Ahe fa~ru Corporation. Wilmington
Dol capital - 600 800, Perfect Point
fercii Corporation, Milmlngto Del
: iss 600. hfpadhurst Country Club and
.rios Corporation, Wilmington. Del.
AHsltsn, toepporatiys Development Cor
pufstlpnt brooklyn, ~ Y. $3.50. 600
helmet Products Co. Wilmington Del
> su.p,ni VI snd N. Manufacturing co.
Dover. Del, xionOOo. Bryant a Murphy
Ia Wilmington, Del, siuu.ouo. Mon
lsuh AfortHAsc Corporation. Whining
inH. flei xiul OOO. Souderton Manu-
iarfurinN CO.. Wilmington. Del. siO0. .tsbI
inefna~e in capital ~ Horseshoe Max
nusia Bath HpHf Coz. New York Cny
ffum sino.ro 90 s25O.Oo0
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
STOCKS STILL LOWER
AFTER MONEY FURRY
Large Part OF Active List OFT
I ~ to S 3-4 Points; Money
Goes to 7 1-2 Per Cent.

NJ Associated Press to Every Evening
New York, June at Wall street
io.aO a. mD--iseading stocks were un-
der further pressure at the dull OPEN
tnn of today's session. yesterday IS
money furry provoking renewed SELL
ins for both accounts Equipment.
shipping, food. tobacco and motor
specialtios were lower by fractions
Ca fun point.
Firmncss was shown by Crucible
Steel, Harvester and Cuba Cane SUI
kar.
Rails and tho more popular indus
trials and oils were neglected in the
early dealings.
Exchange on London was slightly
over yesterdays final quotation.
Noon--1'he absence of supporting
orders enabled shorts co bring about
further depression among shippings.
motor subsidiaries and food specialties
during tho morning.
Mercantile Marine preferred. Bosch
Magnetic, Stromherg Carburetor.
United states Rubber. American
Sugar, prcfcrcd Beet Sugar. National
Biscuit, uniscd Drug. Remington
Typewriter and American snun lost
~ 90 ba points
Among speculative favoritcs. Bald
Win Locomotive and Mexican Petro-
ieum reflected heaviness. Buying OF
low priced rails. American Wooden.
fndlcott Johnson and Famous Play
ers was attributed 70 pools.
Gail money opened and renewed into
ncNt week AZ 7ia per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
ATTACHED ~ ROOSTER.

Sosfurd, June 3. Mrs. Julia Sauer-
huti wife Of Thomas Sauerhoff, vel
kuewn shipbuildcr, was attacked bv D
large Plymouth rock rooster, yesterday
Mn Aauerhon entered her hennery to
galhof tho eggs, when the rooster flew
Ai her and before sho could escape
from the hennery, had spurred her on
her aFns, tearing the flesh and her
eluthoe
Mra Saucrhofi said on previous
prpasion the rooster had showed fight
when she entered the hennery, bur She
managed 60 beat him of lie appeared
desperate yesterday, aud time and time
tealn flew ~ the womans face, which
sae protected with her arms.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
TO START STREET WORK.

Seaford, June 3.-At meeting of the
commission Of FIVE citizens appointed
to expend $4,000 in paving High
street, this town, last night, it was de.
cided to go ahead with the work at tho
earliest possible moment.
Authority TO borrow this money was
given at the special session of the
Legislature, called by Ex-Governor
Townsend, but owing to the high price
of everything at that time that went into
road building, the work was not com.
meaced.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
FARMERS GAIN. BROKERS LOSE,

Seaford, June 3.-The strawberry
season will end in lower Delaware this
week, after a most successful year for the
grorer, but disastrous one iii this Sec
tion, for the fruit brokers, who will lose
heavily rs 2 result of the high prices paid
Last week, many of the berries they
bought from farmers brought but little
more than half what they paid, the city
markets being glutted when the berries
arrived.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
DEATHS.

FIsHER--In this city on June 2 1927
august, son Of Z late Jacob and Helen
Branch No 255 Workman Sick and Death
Fund are invited TO attend the funeral
services at his late residence 527 East
Fifth street, on Monday afternoon at 2
O'Clock. Interment at Riyeryiew ceme-
terry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
GRANGE URGES ACTION
FOLLOWING DEATH OF
MISS AMANDA WALKER
Continued from page !

w nfIe3Ns UffF hBi38tF W bT3
great many fiagrant violations
Of the prohibition laws in regard
to Intoxicating liquors. resulting
in many automobile accidents be
II
Resolved by this Pomona Grange,
That We urge upon the attorney
general greater vigilance In de-
tecting such crimes and we further
urge greater co-operntion between
all OF the officials connected with
the enforcement OF these laws as
well as the public In general.
Disarmament Urged.
Another resolutiA1 adopted at the
meeting urged upon President Harding
to call an international congress u
consider gradual disarmament by all
nations. IT was the sense Of the reso-
luton that the United states enter into
such a congress.
Pomona Grange opened yesterday in
the NTH degree with Worthy Master
Frank Yearsley presiding. IL was de-
cided to give the fifth degree next fall
before the meeting of the State
Grange. by tho nth degree team Of
Pomona Grange.
Pomona Grange decided 10 ask the
Delaware State Fair Association for
permission to hold its annual picnic
at the fair grounds at Slsmere on
August IS. Plans for the outing wero
discussed slt length and further details
regarding the arrangements were left
in the hands of the executive com
mittee An additional committee on
sports was named as follows: Claude
Clark. Arthur Humphrics, Helen Pen
nington. 1t is the intention to have
a National Grange speaker at the
picnic, his name 10 bc announced later
The address Of welcome was made
by Horace L. Dilworth, of Center
Grange and the response by Fred
erick C. Snyder. of Delaware
Grange. The following resolutions
committee was appointed: Horace
Dilworth, Philip Pierson and William
+. Naudain. Reports from the mas
ters of the various subordinate
oranges showed all of them 10 be in
excellent standing.
An invitation was accepted to hold
the September meeting at Newport as
the guests of Delaware Grange A
committee on education viii be ap-
pointed by the worthy master TO fol-
low up the school laws and work with
those in authority in connection with
these laws.
Following the meeting there was a
lecture and social hour. Visitors were
present from Delaware and Chester
County Pomona Grange of PennsyI-
vania and Mr.. Townsend. one of them
spoke briefly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03

Phone 2200 reaches every classified
ad taker-they can help you arrange
your ad to best advantage.-Try it'll
Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
EVERY EVENING
ADVERTIsINI

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Indcxed FOR Quick l.sferrnref
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Count SIX words % the line
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3 Consecutive Days !. ll CENTS AnrnnI
6 Consecutive Days. Nreufs crnu
LONG TERM ADNLkrt~l>H
Special rates fnr business advertlzins
gwen uDon request.
REPU UHLICArION FOR ERRORS.
Republication NlA ne made lnr errors
not the fault of tle 4lNcrflaN If lpsrfIs
er viii report the error within 70 nutlIi
after nrst publication 10 advert isrfntut.
LASsIEICATfON~ Not rhA
Mlrrkn
TELEPHoNEn ADS
GlasslIe0 advertisements flat arr go
ph0ner % Every Evening vii bee arccptas
4t the charge rates shown anosr. iu
the prepaid cost amount WI be- 1rrrptNt
as fun payment II oticrcd 40 tae nus4ars
office within slx days after any t4ra a.
Is nrst printed la tAo paper. tturreIH
the cost az The charge rates quoted aneu
VII Be collected.
releph0ue Your Want Ada.
PHONE TMo-TW0-H b >NfttN
Ask FOR Want Ad faknr.
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POWDER QUOTATIONS..

Reported Daily at Noon by Laird &
Co., du Pont Building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
REH0B0TH, DELAWARE.
HOTEL HENLOPEN
Maryel,s Boardin 2 House

viii open saturday June 2G. 1920
Book let,
WALTER BUTTON
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for sale
AUTOMOBILES

AUTO MOBILES
t0lS pEERIEss. TOURING
1917 BUICK. LfrrIk I rnuNt
ING.
1915 DOp0E. rOUkfNo.
1912 SAXON
See Nfr. Ratlclsc. foIg.ln nnurs
81. Open cfcninss. ~ y. a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Coming Kveas
Personals

NOliCt--fo tho public 4 nHNf nuuEHI
the entirv business uf lho hasi eiiU IA .lI
ing Works. The sAmr nrumpt nIIUuf'NI
% al work uuaranfe,si. I h MrIaN
500 Lombard sfnset
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
Lost and found

AMETHYST BROOCH surr0andri ~
pearls, lost ~ Nefu l.ui Irtlnuft ave
nue ana Ahc fi4f mouse THURSDAY tIIUF
noon. kCNard II rrturntI tn l.It llrIa
ware avenue.
LOST small sold Swiss wrist aafsA
GArA ttsitntr strap. hrNari Ii ffNNFus
90 l2Np.uge iOhuNnn. HIa fUflNlNfh
Buhding Philadelphia
WIRE WHEEL With caro- ana raf.n4.s
ttouS attached NlAN Sol. inward. FNNle
Chester 2fO1 D.
WALLET CONTAINING sum 20 nonrt ana
Pcnnsyixania Railroad uaas inNI la
klaitO fhcatrC last rIrnE suitaiHls fn
ward if returned tu ". IA fNIHIA
siiis Jefferson street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-20

Entire Stock of Our Nine Stores Placed on Sale
In Comm en1Oration of Our goth Anniversary
the n attempted h p FIRST 2yanar
b a ever Chg for be H IA you vii be abb t
stores Jus imagined Mn dollars woo hOf hrophk homlE Everything
or o al al prices Ia are even Onh offered since %
especial ammo ~ % fO29 hmvea eomh tn tevn
70 pas f b Ill tenMdh share incur Free Sng Account during
g cal e dtAy n bg stores from tn lie
&TA Company.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-10-21
Football Boys TO
Play Brighton Here

The local high school footbal
Team will play the Brighton hie h
on the Idaho Springs diamond
Saturday afternoon at one O'Clock.
Don't fa, to be present ard give
support o the home boys. Toe
team is Young and the boys are
working hard to make a good
shown z, and plent, OF encourage
from The home town, will do .
great dc al toward their making a
success.
The uoys were defeated in the
game last Saturday with Sou h
Denver high, the score being SS
to 0, bus the defeat only spurs the m
on to harder practice, and the de-
term'na ion to make good. Some
time il the near future we are
anticipating great results from the
local team, for you can't keep a
good man down."
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-10-21
Celebrate Birthdays

Mrs. H. 0. Allen gave birth
day dinner Tuesday evening for
DIR. Allen and Mayor r. NJ. Mos
cript, whose anniversaries came on
the same day. Seated at the table
were Mrs. II. McOulley of Golden,
Mayor Moscript, DR.. and Mrs.
Allen, and daughter, Wilma. One
lenpecia)ly plsasAns feature Of the
! occasion was The big birthday cake
wnica 4 was=bahed bys N Wilma
"a very young girl fof.4ueh an
undertaking. The cake was said
to have been delicious, as was the
rest of the dinner 50 carefully pre-
pared by Mrs. Allen.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-10-21
Clarence GarlreIl Has
Football Souvenir

Clarence Gartrell is wearing a
considerably patched up face as a
result OF a practice game of foot
ball Moudav evening between the
high school boys and the Lon bitdi
team.
Bus" was playing half back,
which was the same position Mel
vim Stephens had when he had hi
accident a short time ago, and
about all Bus remem bers about
the "way il happened" was tina.
he was undar about twelve boys
who apparently were using him
for door mat. Anyway, when he
came to his senses, he realized an
excru.iating pain in his nose, and
that it was bleeding proiuselv.
The doctor found that the nose
was broken, and Immediately band
aged ii up. Bus is getting along
fine now, and doesn't look so Ter
rihly "worse'' in patches. He ex-
pects to play again as soon as he
is "healed'', and wouldn't let {
little thing like his nose keep hin
from the sport.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-10-21
SPRINGS, coLo- FRIDAY, OCTOBER Il,
Staver Family to
Leave ldadO Springs

Friends of the Staver family are
extremely sorry to hear that they
areplanning to leave Idaho Springs
in the very near future.
Mr., and Mrs. Staver will go.to
Peru, South America, where Mr..
Staver is connected with the Inca
Mining company, and plan to be
gone one or two years They were
IN South America before, SO the
country and its methods will not
be entirely new to them. Farrell
and Mariana will be placed in a
sci,ool in the east near Mrs. Sta
ver's people.
Perhaps no family in I'd h O
Springs would be more greatly
missed than this estimable fnmilv,
all Of the members being very pop
ular in the various activities of the
town, and so deeply interested in
IL Welfare. They will rent theil
home furnished before leaving, az
they plan to return here when the
work in South America is compile
ted. They plan to leave in abou
two weeks.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-10-21
sIFTlNGs>NEws{ ySlsysE yy0ShDME Z. Z.
State College Trains
Teachers 0ffFFlandS

Seventeen states on SIDE If Colo.
RADIO. and Canada. Coma, Japan
and the Philippine lsi nds are re-
presented in he lallmeni
c dorado State TeacA College.
All records OF atle. ,nce we're
broken with the clio ~ re2is,ra-
ion for the fall quaes 1921, with
Ill students. This r. srnts an
increase OF 1873 siuden' over the
enrollm ent of The eniife FIST quar-
ter last year.
With the largely in ssed num-
ber Of students the numNsr oil men
show an increase almost double
iha, of year ago. Tnere are rs
men in the student boAs this year;
here were "A last year.
Among the states represented
are-Colorado with $50, Illinois 3,
Indiana 3, Iowa 10, Kpnsas5, Ken
lucky 2, Massachusetts 3, Montana
4. New Mexico l, Oklahoma 8,
Oregon l, South DakoIa 3, Texas
-, Vermont ], Washinton 1, Wyo-
ming 8, Canada l, China |, Japan
l, Philippine Islands 2.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-10-21
Going Up! Going Up!

Be sure to be present and on
time Sunday morning if you would
start with the Aeroplane fight at
the Presbyterian church. Bring
any of your neighbors who are not
in Sunday school at this hour, 10
a. m. Big excitement as to who
will be "Pilot" and "Ace." With
the best christian men and women
teachers.
We have classes for young, mid
die aged and old and no class is SO
large that it will not hold a well
come for any who comes this way
In our Sunday school each day is
"RalIy Day"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-10-21
DR.. A. d. Fraser Home
from ST. Luke's Hospital

1t is extrem nelly pleasing TO the
friends and patients Of DIR. Alan
D. Fraser that he has returned to
Idaho Springs after spending two
weeks at ST. Luke's hospital, Den
yer, where he underwenta a serious
operation. After being dismissed
from the hospital, DR.. and Mrs.
Fraser went to Fort Collins to
spend a week with relatives while
the doctor was fecuperating from
his illness. He feels considerably
improved, aud hopes soon to be
strong enough to attend to his
professional duties as formerly.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-10-21
Mr.. and Mrs. Kruger
Have New Baby Girl

Word to the Evans family in
this city states that baby girl
was born Friday, Oct IA, to Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Kruger at their
home in San Diego, California.
They have named the new arrival
Betty" and Grandma Evans and
her daughters are very anxious to
see the little lady. Mrs. Kruger
was formerly Mae Evans.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-10-21
Deputy Sheriff There
Nabs B00tlegger

Tuesday evening as Reeder Gal
breath (colored) alighted from the
train enroute from Denver, De-
putty Sheriff There nabbed him
and took him over to the city hall,
there making an inspection of the
contents of his suit case, finding a
gallon of "booze."
Wednesday they made the trip
to Georgetown, and "told tito the
Judge, who 6ued Galbreath $500
and costs, and sentenced him TO
80 days in Jail.
Deputy Sheriff Thero is after
the bootleggers, and will miss no
opportunity of getting" them.
Will sell gasoline stove at a bar
oain Call at Stiffness NtysCf7c
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-10-21
Invest i'm Colorado
Highway Bonds

The Colorado Highway Bonds
are the safest type of investment
and will yield fully tax-free 5 per
cent income for 80 years, or more
than the partly taxable Liberty
Bonds at present market prices,
Our purchase of these bonds, in
addition to providing the State of
Colorado with 100000 of funds
for highway improvement, insured
the receipt from the United States
Government of an additional ST.
000, 600 Federal aid funds in fur
therance of the good roads pro-
gram in our State. Read the ad
in this issue.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-10-21
BaleS-DOnneIly Case
Tried Here Thursday

The case Of j. w. Bales VS.. D.
j. Donnelly, in regard to an auto
collision several months ago, was
tried in Judge Wilkins court on
Thursday, resulting in judgment
for the plaintiff.
The damages claimed BY Mr..
Bales were $50 25, the judge al
lowing him one-half this amount
and court costs. which difference
was settled this morning.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-10-21
Memorial Services
for Mrs. Geo. DOry

5Out of respect for one of their
departed members, Mrs. George
Dory, the Maccabee order held
Memorial services at their hall
Fri day ening of last week The
Asstlas Az y A. By tbs sy.3s 81
oially pretty servf(e, and was very
impressively given. Relatives ol
the late Mrs Dory were unable tc
be present excepting Mrs. J. G.
Hull, a sister in-law, and Mrs
Julia Smith. niece.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-10-21
Baby Born to Mr..
and Mrs. j. G. Meyer

Altho the report was late in
reaching this paper, it will be
news to many here to know that a
baby boy was born on Sep. ID to
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 9. Meyer, who
were formerly connected with the
Mines Supply company here. The
new baby will go by the name OF
Richard" and was born in Cow
ington, Kentucky.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-10-21
TULLY JONES
BURIED HERE
Former Ida no Springs Lad
Brought Here for Burial Tues
day; Funeral Service a t
Methodist Church; Elaborate
1 Floral Tribute.

A death which seemed especial
ly sad WAS that of Edward Tully
Jones, which occurred Saturday,
October Is, at his home, 34lO
Lawrence street, Denver, the lad
being only 16 years Of age.
For some time the boy had been
bothered with heart trouble, even
at h 9 time he lived in Idaho
Springs, and his illness was the
principal reason for the family
moving from here to Denver. For
a time, the lower altitude appar-
emily was beneficial to him, but
later he began to get worse, until
death finally relieved him.
He was the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Jones, and was born in
Charleston, Utah, Aug. 5. 1905,
When but a month old his parents
moved with him to this city, and
since that time resided here, with
the exception of the past two years
which were spent in Denver. He
received practically all Of his edu-
cation here, going thru the grades
and having two years Of high
school. He was a member of the
Boy Scouts. the cadets, and the
Methodist Sunday school in this
city. He was > very bright boy,
and always ambitious. At b e
time of his last illness he was
shipping clerk for the G. F. Hoeck-
ell Blank Book company, which
was splendid position for one OF
Tully's age.
He leaves to mourn his depar-
ture, his brokenhearted parents
and TWO younger sisters of the i'm
mediate family, besides an aged
grandmother, uncles an d aunts,
all of whom were here for the fun.
eral services, which were held al
the Methodist church at one o'clock
Tuesday afternoon, with Rev. FL
s. Beavis officiating. The service
was well attended, and the many
beautiful flowers showed in 9
small measure the love and res
pect in which the lad was held in
this community. Mrs. F Ell. Don
ithorne and Mrs. r. H. Pearct
furnished the N u ST C, singing
Beautiful Is e of Somewhere,
and Nearer, the Sweeter." Pail
bearers were Willard May, Macl
Woodward, Earl Duncan, S a n
Marchington, Royal Ford, n c
John Mollard.
The bedy was laid to rest in the
Idaho Springs cemetery beside
two smaller brothers who had pre-.
ceded him in death.
The bereaved family has tbs
sincere sympathy of the many
Idaho Springs friends.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-10-21
Surety Gold Mining Co.
Puts on Larger Force

R. G. Lane of the Surety Gold
Mining company has put on more
men, and working day and ight
shift. They are making good pro-
gress i'll the Orinoco tunnel which
Mr.. Lane has been driving con-
tinuously for the past two years.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-10-21
Billy Shaffer Returns
from Children'S Hospital


Monday evening Mrs. W, u.
Shaffer returned from Denver with
her son, Billy, who since Thurs
xaay had been in the Children's
hospital due TO an operation for
removing a pine needle which Bill
ly chewed at a picnic he attended
Tar rress-z---<s'~s'~sr <s~s would
think tsat there wonlt
be plenty to eat at a picnic, with
out boy having to cal pine needles
but Billy thought he liked them
then-but he doesn't now.
He had been complaining for
some time about his throat hurt
ing, and having TO go to Denver
anyway, Mr.. and Mrs. Shaffer took
Billy along to the hospital for
treatment for his throat. Upon
examination it was found that the
pine needle had lodged i'll the
throat, and formed an abacess,
causing the system in general TO
be run down. Billy was put un-
der general aenesthetic and the
pine needle removed, and is now
feeling very fine. but declares that
he is not at all fond of pine need
les. Never again for Billy.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-10-21
FOR
STATE HOSPITAL
University Begins a Statewide
Campaign Fund, New 1nsti-
tuition Will Be Boon to In
digent Sick and Injured OF
State.

One dollar each { ON 200, 600
citizens OF Colorado is the ob1ec-
tive of campaign just launched
by the S ate University for the
establishment of tn { new state
general hospital.
The new hospital. if established,
will be a boon to INDECENT sufferers
from disease or injury because IT
will place within their reach, with
out cost, the very best medical
and surgical attention that money
can buy. When it is established
any citizen of the state who needs
medical or surgical treatment and
who cannot afford 10 pay for 1t,
can 20 10 this new hospital and
receive free treatment.
This new hospital will belong to
all OF The people of the state, and
because Of this fact, people Of
the University has decided 10 give
the people at large an opportunity
10 help establish it.
The campaign, which has just
been announced in quarter-page
advertise ments in the newsp pers.
will continue for the next six
weeks. Alumni Of the University.
commercial clubs, rotary clubs,
aea !sasasa assSsEs Isss s -
ltions Of a similar anature will be
asked to help work up enthusiasm
and to put over house-to-hou
canvass.
During the week of Decembel
3, a house-to- house canvass viii
be conducted in every city and
town in the State of Colorado, the
campaign officially closing Satur-
day night of that week.
Ii this 100000 is raised, Colo.
RADIO will receive 100000 from an
outside source for the establish.
1ishment of this hospital, medica
school building, and research lab
oratories. This money will come
from the General Education Board
appointed to distribute larg
fund given by a great philanthro.
pist for the development and ex
tension of education. The state
hospital, medical school buildings
and research laboratories will cosi
$1.500,00o. OF this, $700,O will
come from outside and the last
state legislature appropriated
$500, 900. T his leaves S2OO,0OC
yet to be raised.
Appropriations of the General
Education Board and the legisla-
ture are contingent upon h e
raising of this fund; they cannot
be used until it has beed obtained.
Without this 100000 the state
hospital cannot be built.