Salt Lake Telegram | 1922-11-03 | Page 4 | D. & R. G. Gives $2000 to Fund

D.&R.G.GIVES ' . SZHHTV EU.HD Publicity Campaign Surpasses- Fixed Goal With tha receipt yeaterday from tha Denver A Rio Grande railroad, through Receiver Joeph H. Young, of a ub- ' I ecrlpilon of $3000, th total receipts of i th recent chamber of commerce cam- palgn to raise $60,000 to advertise Salt Lake and Utah reached th sum of t&O.aOO. Th Denver a Rio Grands wns originally orig-inally asked to aubecrlbe $1000, but when advlaed that the quota of $50,000 still lacked $2000, Mr. Young telegraphed tele-graphed this amount. It la expected that the fund will reach $51,000 with th receipt of aubscrtptlons from con- I crna and Individuate yet to be heard I from and from pledge given during th big drive. An average of $200 a day ha been received sine th campaign cam-paign cloaed. The Salt Lak drive for advertising funda. la attracting wldaaprsad attention atten-tion throughout the country, and particularly par-ticularly among chambers of commerce and commercial organisations, many of whom have written to the local chamber cham-ber requeatlng copies of the literature j used In boosting the campaign. Among I th organisation to request cople have been the chamber of commerr In Kansas City, Mo.: Phoenix, Aria, and Keno, Ner. Arrangements are being be-ing made to provide all such organisation organ-isation desiring the literature with copies of the "Tell 'Em Again" folders and Ilk publication. Secretary J. H. Hayburn, who went to Detroit to attend th annual convention con-vention of commercial organisation secretaries, haa been largely Instrumental Instru-mental In acquainting Kuatern organisation organ-isation with th campaign and tha method ueed her. He Is expected bark next Thursday, after stopping an rout at Kansas City. Mo.