Show AMERICAN INSTITUTE MEETING use soldier cripples in preference to anyone else wherever possible after the war will be the text of a plan to be discussed at the war work meeting of the american institute of mining engineers which opens in colorado on september 1st ast and continues for six days the convention will be attended by several hundred prominent mining engineers from every state and from practically all of the prominent mining companies of the country mining engineers are taking a special interest in the problem of 0 the employs employment bent of cripples after the war wa and each of the fifteen sections of the national institute is undertaking individual work tending to prevent the crippled soldier from being a charge on the public at least so far as the mining industry is concerned the work is being done in direct operation cooperation co with the government through some of the hundreds of american institute members connected with war work departments at washington motion pictures of the opportunities for cripples in industry will be shown in addition to a number of other motion pictures of industrial progress throughout the country dr L D ricketts will show photographs of the cornelia copper plant in arizona which until the war was under the active management of john C greenway now a colonel in france who for years has been known as a rough rider and yale football star the program for the colorado meeting of the institute is as follows sunday re registration t in denver monday Te technical clinical sessions on metal agy and on coal and coke an excursion in the vicinity of denver and a dinner at the denver country club tuesday technical sessions followed by reception and dance at the new broadmoor Broad moor hotel tel colorado springs wednesday allday all day trip to cripple creek followed allowed by technical session in the evening thursday automobile trip to the top of pikes kes peak a visit to the golden cycle mill technical session friday allday all day trip to pueblo with lunch eoll n at the minnequa Min nequa steel works and an evening ening banquet at colorado springs |