Salt Lake Telegram | 1928-11-20 | Page 2 | C. of C. Drive Nets $35,034 Second Day

C. C OF C. C DRIVE NETS 35 J SECOND DAYI DAY I Set as Go Goal toBe to i Be Reached Wednesday Wednes- Wednes 4 J i day Noon I I. I West Side Workers Le d J I East Side T Team earn y yv 6 i iI I I v I Greatly encouraged with t Q i beauty beaty response which ts Is Ja bel being being- i. i shown by the people of ot Salt S lt La Lain Lak in the Straight Ahead in lUrf 1920 1929 advertising drive the chamber of commerce workers set set as s the goal to be reached by noon noo noon Wednesday Reports of the tho east enst Ut and arid west t side divisions that a a tot total total t. t of ot had been subscribed up to noon on Tuesday The west side f team under the leadership of or of Colonel C. C M. M Ball Bali again led Jed the thO I east eat side team commanded b by Colonel A A. S. S Brown 1 WEST SIDERS LEAD l The west alders siders brought In Jn 13 ta v- v Tuesday and 05 Monday Mon lion da day making a total of for forthe the first two days Tho The members member of the east side division Ision reported securing Tuesday and ad Monday making a total of ot The total of the two teams for Tuesday amounted to The workers were highly praised r for the work that had already been accomplished by Mayor Maor John F. F Bowman commanding general of the campal campaign n. n Now that the matter matter matter mat- mat ter of parallel parking Is out of the road there should be reV V a greater response response response re- re from the merchants of the r city Mayor Bowman stated GREATER GREATE SUCCESS E. E 1 M. M Ashton pa past president of the chamber of at commerce and a a. 8 member of the board of governors governor stated that the drive was meeting s with greater success than it dl did during the first two days last Jast year ear lIe He stated that there thele was a general feeling of prosperity throughout the city and that people were realizing more the benefits derived from tram the advertising of the city cUy and state Other addresses of at encouragement encouragement encourage encourage- ment meat were given to the workers T by y J. J J. J J Burke president of the chamber chamber chamber cham cham- ber John Fitzpatrick and N. N C. C Ellis members of ot the board of ot governors gov gov- croons and others Prizes were awarded to the cap and team tea members the l largest percentage of f th 1 Ir quotas I