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Show iillS ENGINEERS PJllOIICJO CORE War Work Effort Is Keynote Key-note Heard Throughout Institute All Week. Special to The .Tribune. , COTXtUAPO SPRINXIS. C'u!o., Rert. 6. The American mini up- engineer wants to know what further duLirli lii? in his 1 path toward helping Lo win Die wur. This ims been the keynote of t lie 117th meet -inn 01' the American Inst ituto of Mining Vhiineers now adjourning lutre, No war-wijinins war-wijinins effort lias proved too Mtr-nnouy lor the niluinfj: leaders of the country who have spent tho week in this district. i Today the mining engineers. b('eial hundred slrons". and representing a luem-hership luem-hership of T00', .journeyed from hern to r'uehlo, where they visited tlie ad and , zinc smelters, the plants, of the (.'olorado Fuel & Iron cominiiy and more particularly particu-larly the byproduct coke ovens neann completion. A luncheon was tendered the engineers at Minneo.ua Stocl Works. lne-bh.. lne-bh.. nnd Lonisht a. format Kino, net at Hroadmoor hotel marked the oflicial close I of the meeting. Tomorrow optional Irlpn lo 1 .adv illc and Ked Cliff are planned for the engineers en-gineers and their families. In the cours? of the trip, climax, Colo., will W visited. This town on Aviuust 1. irM7. was H barren waste and not even a tent in sU'ht. Now 60 per cent of the world's molybdenite is mined from this locality. Thf officers of the American lnstllulo of Milliner Vaimecrs are: I 'resident . Sid- 1 ne- J. Jenninc;; piist president rt, T.. H. UicketfM, l'hihp N". Moore; r'iiM vi- e president. presi-dent. C. VS'. Good ale; treasurer. h""-C. h""-C. Stoiw; s-e'-retaiv emeritus, K'Mter W. Raymond; secretary. Finnlley StoiiKhtnn. |