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Show UIKlEEi TO EITEIjllClll! Dr. F. N. Newell, President of National Society, Here August 1. Dr. F. X. Xewcll of Chicago, national president of the American Association of Engineers, will arrive in Salt Lake August 1 to complete the organization of a Utah chapter of the society, according ac-cording to announcement made yesterday yester-day by Kugeno .Bush, temporarv' secretary secre-tary of the state chapter. Professor li. B. Ketehum of the University Uni-versity of Utah is temporary president of the Utah association, ;unl the following follow-ing have been appointed a committee to arrange for the entertainment of Dr. Xewell and the final organization of the chapter: S. Q. Cannon, Charles Wood-hurst, Wood-hurst, George (f. Bvwater, .Joseph T:!liek-ensderfer, T:!liek-ensderfer, K. K. Ketclium, W. A. Richmond, Rich-mond, R. B. Alexander, Hoy Siukols and Howard Ikildwin. The American Association of Kni-neers Kni-neers is an organization incorporated under the laws of Illinois for tin- purpose pur-pose of raising the standards of the engineering profession by the interchange inter-change of professional infonmi; ion, the fostering of laws requiring high of-' fieieney, and the promotion of a brotherly broth-erly spirit among the nv inborn. It is net a pecuniary organization, and is not interested in labor problems. Its objects are purely professional in a manner man-ner similar to 'those of the medical society soci-ety and ban kers ' associal ion. Its membership includes ail clashes of civil, .mining, mechanical, electrical and other! technical engineers. |
