Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1919-03-31 | Page 12 | Mountain of Clothes Remains Insufficient

Mountain Mou of Clothes Remains Remain'S Insufficient I City's Old Clothing S Campaign Still Unfilled Unfilled Un Un- filled By Uarda McCarty mITE bear climbed over the mountain THE J 1 to see what he ho could see but a aS aside S side of another mountain was all nil the bear see sec The he bear Is anyone no flo reflection on tempers who happens into nto the headquarters of ot tho old clothIng clothIng cloth- cloth In Ing campaign and tho the mountains are pile pUo after atter pile pUe of or old clothing stacked sta so high it Is impossible to peep over them Time The Immense room at 18 S. S Main street us used d a the collection depot dur dur- lug ing the thc clothing drive looks lute like big sisters sister's room when she's cleaning cleaning- her trunk tim the drapers draves of ot her dresser and her closet cloet all at tho the same time only very ven very ven much marged There Thero are p pyramids of or wed wearing apparel rIng rIng- apparel In every corner crates of it in th the center of the tho floors mountain ranges of ot It around the tite walls foothills of it In the tho window fI seats atH billowing waves of oC it all over the tho floor and volcanoes of it erupting nom from the six large lane motor trucks that are arc dong the time collecting The fhe motor motol trucks truck are arc scouring the ell city than thau a n. private cI detective tc and aud every little lone sh shoe petticoat or oi i that Salt Sale lit Lake Lakes can cnn boast i IB 19 h being lur- lur swallowed up 1 In 11 the eddy of ot th the thu ol old oh clothes drIvel drive l lc Today da day Is the Ia laet t receiving receivIng- tiny lay of or th the lime cai i Mrs lIs lI's Geo George M. 1 Miller Iller chair man n tl declare t AbBo Absolutely tely no articles wilt will b bi b taken a after ner that t a IH as all cloth cloth- l i jug ing must be packed tI and antI sh shipped In ct to arrive In New New- NewYork York Yok before ihu thu tiling tiling- of lIJe reU relief Halt lt allotment hiss has not ct et en bf-en ThO city I iS thousands tho l ot or I r 1115 and 11 f for that anu an ui-i lextra u c ira effort must bo b made wade to today dy In tu toS S l' l f I collect tho remainder of oC the pounds Volunteer workers are urgently needed but in the tho receiving stations to help sort the clothing and on the tIme motor trucks to help collect it So- So diers and bo boy scouts have been asked to volunteer their service at the baling machines an and anyone who has a truck to lend will bo be more welcome than the first robin in spring