The San Francisco call., 1913-07-31

committee there was g. meeting up
stairs Of the finance committee. the
committee on organization of the
downtown district and of the execu-
tive comnittee.
The chairman of the committee of
100 last night announced the various
committees that he had appointed The
chairmen are as folows:
Meetings, J. B. Zimbars: automobiles.
Charles T. Spader; speakers, Justus
Wardell;s publicity, Paul Sinsheimer;
P6trero campaign, Jerry C'Shea; infor-
ma tion, E. A. Walcott: Richmond cam
paign, Daniel v. Drew; Sunset cam
patgn, Alexander Russell; Western Addi-
tion campaign. Hon. Isador Cold
en-; Mission campaign, ). c. Horlick;
south OF Market campaign C. W. Bay
reuther; North Beach campaign, DR.. A.
S. Musante; downtown district cam
paign. Mrs. Edna 1. Van Wrinkle.
DOWNTOWN COMMITTEES
The womens subcommittee of the
downtown committee met at the st.
Francis hotel yesterday afternoon for
the purpose Of outlining a campaign
course. but the crowd of visiting women
so filled the blue room that actual or
ganization work was impossible. The
visitors attended yesterdays meeting
for the purpose of joining in the move
ment for the extension of the city's
street RAILROADS., ana more lndu lVU
signed the roll is members OF tho
downtown campaign committee.
Edward Rainey addressed the gather
ing. The city engineer also told of the
meeting with the exposition directors.
at which the exposition people said
they would take care of the people
within the fence. but that it would be
up to the city to take care Of the
crowds outside. demonstrating conc1u-
sively that the extending Of the scity's
roads is absolutely necessary.
COMMITTEES NAMED
The committees selected at yester-
days meeting are:
Chairman of subcommittee, Mrs.
George b. Sperry; secretary. DR.. kath-
crime Howard.
Publicity committee - Mrs. Norma
Martin, Mrs B. j. Williams, Mrs. Peter
Dawes and Mrs. w. o. Parsons.
Meetings committee-Mrs. r.. RoweJl,
nolds. Mrs. A. ". Pike and Miss Flor
ence Music.
Finance committee-Ida x. Umbsen
and Mrs. w. B. Hamilton.
Literature committee - Miss Minnie
Webster. Nine Cashamba. Mrs. c. A.
Frost. Mrs. Ella whiteside. Mrs. Elsie
Harrison and Miss Glare Rice.
GERMAN CLUBS INDORSE
A resolution indorsing the bond issue
was passed by the League of Ger
man AHleIlCdu OCClclleS dt d HOHtuiy
meeting held Monday evening in the
German House. More than $50 dele
gates were present and practically all
the German clubs, societies and lodges
of the city were represented. Super
visor Adolf Koshland addressed the
meeting in behalf of the bonds
The mass of letters received at the
mayors Office every day indorsinga the
proposed municipal railway bond issue
indicates the popularity of the project,
and every letter carries an offer to as
sist in any possible way in the -carp
paign.
S. Loverich of the Princess theater
has offered to exhibit slide present.
ing an argument in favor of the bonds
at every performance until the day of
the cleo ton. He also offers the stage
of the theater to Mayor Rolph at any
time for the purpose of addressing the
audience during the campaign.
The Ocean View Improvement club
at meeting held last Monday evening
unanimously passed q resolution favor
ing the bond issue. The club ALSO voted
to extend assistance to the campaign
committee in carrying the bond cleo
ton August rs.