South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-19
WORKERS DISCUSS
CAMPAIGN PLANS
Meeting Scheduled For Cham
Der of Commerce Rooms ADJ
jOurnS to Progress Club
Rooms.

Such large number attended the
meeting Of the district chairmen and
captains in the coming charity cam
paign. held last evening. that the
Chamber Of Commerce. where the
meeting was originally scheduled. was
too small TO hold the crowd, and it
was necessary to adjourn TO the
Progress club rooms
John HaughtOn. who presided in
the absence OF the president, called
upon William Haines OF New York
city, the expert who is here directing
the work. Mr.. Haines explained what
the federation means and what 1t
hopes 20 do.
He told Of the inauguration OF the
charity federation plan in the United
States at Cleveland, whose chamber
Of congress got the idea from Liver
pool England. where the idea orig
mated. He outlined the aim of the
organization, which is 20 save time
and energy, and to define the sphere
of activity Of each philanthropy in
order TO prevent duplication.
IN a short address. Prof. +. L. Sims
told Of the part that the high school
is planning to take in the GOOD VIII
week" campaign. Ire scholars Of
South Bend high school intend TO
raise 500 towards the fund by means
of their football game next Friday
and by the sale of sandwiches at the
school building.
The plan Of operation for Thanks
giving week was outlined by President
T. Louis Kuhns. The city has been
divided into Is districts, each having
chairman, under whom will be 10
captains over teams of 10 workers
each. This will make the fun work
in I W wi
be able 10 make a thorough canvass
of the city.
A big mass meeting is to be held
at the First Baptist church Friday
night for all workers, captains, and
chairmen. Final instructions Will be
given out at this time.
The districts and their chairmen
follow: District First and sec
ond precincts of the first ward, II. G.
Christrnan. District Third, fourth
and fifth precincts of the first ward
Mrs. r. r.. Austin. District First,
second and third precincts of the sec
ond ward. A. Gail Davis. District A.
Fourth precinct Of the second ward,
+. w Barnes District First pre-
cinct of the third ward, Mrs. Marie AL
lardt. District Second and third
precincts Of the third ward, Mrs.
George Mayr District Fourth pre-
cinct of the fourth ward, Dean Clark.
District 8-First and second precincts
Of the fourth ward, Rome &. Steven
son. District 9-Third precinct Of the
fourth ward, Mrs. \. r. StOgsdall.
District 10-First precinct Of the fifth
ward, Clifford DuComb. District IL
Second precinct of the fifth ward, DR..
T.. Moore. District 12-Third precinct
of the fifth ward, DR.. Sensenich. Dis
trict 13-First and second precincts
of the sixth ward, l.. B. Slaughter
District 14-Third and fourth pre-
cincts Of the sixth ward. Herman To-
hulka. District 15-First and second
precincts of the seventh ward, A. II.
Heller. District 16-Third precinct of
the seventh ward, Clyde Haeska. Dis
trict 17-FOurth precinct Of the sew
enth ward, Lem J. Dare. District Is
Fifth precinct OF the seventh ward,
Prof. +. l.. Sims
Following are the captains who Will
have charge of directing the activities
of the army OF workers: