Salt Lake Telegram | 1925-10-30 | Page 3 | Y. M. C. A. Budget Has $4,199,000 for 1926 Work

Y M M. 0 O. OVA A. A BUDGET HAS 4 FOR POR 1926 WORK I WASHINGTON Oct t. t 30 AIA AP AI I A budget of for 1926 was approved officers were elected and Chicago was chosen as the next convention city at the concluding i sessions yesterday of the national council of the Young Mens Men's Christian Chris Chrls- tian Uan association M. M W. W Ramsey of Cleveland 0 O. was re-elected re president former Governor William Villiam E. E Sweet of ot Colorado was made first vice president presIdent president pres pres- ident Benjamin A A. Franklin Springfield Mass second vice presIdent president president pres pres- ident p F. S. S Harmon Jackson Miss MillS third vice president W. W R. R Valentine Bordentown N K Iy J. J fourth vice president resident C C. E E. E Buckner Buckner Buck Buck- luckner ner ner Tulsa Okla Okla recording recording secretary secretary secre secre- tary C C. J J. J Jackson Jacksonville i Fla PIa first assistant recording se secretary sec sec- sec sec- I I and John L L. Nelson Chicago Chicago Chi Chi- I cago cago second assistant recording I I secretary To provide the funds for tor the 1926 budget not already available to o the council the eastern region will 1 be called upon for tor central region southern region I western region and Pacific region Including the the Hawaiian Islands with not yet collected I Dr John R R. Mott th the councils council's general secretary announced that the new budget would toe be raised in I February under a plan calling for tor I simultaneous drives by local asso- asso I asso-I