The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-27
ASS0ClATED CHARITIES
PROSPECTUS ADOPTED

brotherhood who in conjunction with
the manager shall const tute the
working committee. They shall have
charge of the affairs of the assocla
ton ana see to the details OF tns
general plan of work. This comlllI.
tee shall devise ways and means u
forwarding the objects of the organ
cation and submit same TO Ihe az
yisory. board for their approval
which approval shall be necessary be-
fore the execution q ranJt Dian 81
work by the, managing committee =
..The advisory board shall cons 81
OF twenty-five or more persons a.
yiied fairly among all the organiZa'
tions and individuals who are con
tribut' ng members of thu aSsoclatlon
.sThe advisory board SHAH De
elected by members Of the assoc ga
ton, but no organization snall h4lse
two representatives on the aaVlsols
board until all organizat ons In tnt
association shall have been Fepie,
scented
Gas no time shall any one organl-
zation have working majority on
the advisory board.
S.rIn nominating and electing mem,
hers OF the advisory board II sl i--
be designated what organization the
represent. If any. -,
The advisory board shall have Tn,
right of approval or disapprovai o.
all plans OF work as suggested %
the managing comm 'ttee. This shai
Tho eEpecialIy true in the disburse
ment OF funds. The advisory DoaI
shall cause the manager to max
regular reports OF expenditures
N and shall approve the method
disiSursing charities and see tna
there IS. no partially in the dis3urse
ments. 49, :
chairman and secretary and an -
ecntive committee of five OF whom
the chairman: eaall be one. Inc e.
ec11tfye committee seems necessaI =
with So large a board Wien there -
"a much cooperation neeessary.l
s.The work of these committees
and the board shall be aiosolnlel
non -sectarian and fair to all me
bers
dollars per year shall be menipers y
the Associated Charities wfhout ~
pltcation or election. ~
s.An ADEQUATE constitution AM Dy-
laws shall be prepared for the sCF-
eminent of the association.
s.rThe Need-The. need OF tn Asso
ciated Charities is so apparent an
the desire for the same so irons
that We do not deem it expedie1nt e
MAKE a plea for the poor ana ui
fortunate of our community.
'sPerrnit us to say in CONCLUSION,
that we believe there IS enough
wasted ON charity. each year IN gu
which II systemat calis
ana scientifically distributed wouke
alleviate all the distress In oui
town"
An advisory board as follows was
g, B. Alexander, C. H. Harding. H.
3. Travis, John B. Hart, John CRAIG
q. w James, P F. Garfield. Judge
hammond Maxwell, Frank G. GAYLORD.
Ehgene Roland, E. w. Eakin, DaVld
Davidson, Earl L. Speaker, c. f. Kes-l
ter, Thomas Coleman. Jr., ]. Horror
Davis, o. G. Wilt, j. d. McReynolds, /
VIII Nusbaum, c. S. Smiley, A. r
wagner, w. II. Cole, H B. Curtin. w Il
& MORRISON. irwin Stealey, p Il.
Marsh Cannon, s, e. Den
ham, ]. w. Agnew, DR.. T. Z. Gore
Hugh Jarvis, DR.. II. E. Sloan, Robert
Morris, p. II. Shields. Mrs. olandus
Vest. Mrs. D. w. Jacobs, Miss Emma
Davis and Mrs. John Stewart
Those attending the meeting were
IS follows:
Thomas Coleman, Jr., Z. ". James.
Miss Lena Ruttencutters Miss Eta
TX eator sTfss Yfreinfa KeDne dys
Grs d. w. Jacobs, Miss scoliy Page,
!. B. smith, Miss Emma Davis. MISS
d Kennedy Mrs. Alma Mem aoreer
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