South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-13
COMMITTEE WILL
HANDLE F INANCES
Organization For Carrying on
Good Will Week Cam
paign is Compete.

One committee 20 be appointed by
r. Louis Kuhns president OF the
South Bend Federation for Social Ser
vice will have charge of all finances
OF the Good VIII week campaign to
be held next month. This action was
taken at a meeting Of the committee
on committees Tuesday at the Cham
Der OF Commerce.
According 10 the resolution adopt
ed concerning this committee the
members will have full charge OF all
receipts and expenditures and no eX-
penditures are to be made by any
committee or subcommittee with the
approval Of the financial committee.
A general organization plan was
submitted by Mr. Herring and adopt
ed and reads as follows.
Plan of Organization.
Twenty-Five men and women TO be
known as the committee on conribu-
tons viii be invited TO attend meet
ing These twenty-five TO be made
captains OF teams. and from as large
~ list Of workers as can be assembled.
these captains 10 choose five assist
ants. This will make a total of $50
general solicitors, namely % teams
with one captain and five assistants.
After the preliminary solicitation has
been made there VIII be "A meeting OF
the full committee Of solicitors, name
Iv $50. Every worker Will he sup
piled with postcards addressed TO the
secretary OF the subscription commit
tee. Chamber of Commerce, on which
ne will report subscriptions In this
way an accurate list Of contributors
will be constantly available.
The following divisional commit
tees on organization were created and
chairmen appointed as follows:
Organization by Committees.
p Schools. 7. Sims, chairman:
This organization will be affected
at a meeting Of the committee 10 or
ganize schools. with the principals of
the various schools of South Bend.
After the committee and the principals
have decided upon plans Of operation.
there will be a larger meeting TO
which every teacher in South Bend
will be invited.
The children will lie given a weeks
time in which TO get together their
contributions, each little one being
given al appropriate button as evi-
-dence OF his or her gift, and this ir-
respective OF the amount OF the con-
tribution.
Factories-E. Louis Kuhns. chair
man.
The factories TO be organized
through a committee on factories
which Will confer with those author
lied to grant permission for such fac
tory organizations. Each factory will
ne completely organized from among
those working for that particular cor
poration or firm. Appropriate liter
allure will be distributed during the
campaign by this committee. The
contributions will be collected at such
time. as in the judgment of each fac
tory committee will be advisable.
Retail StOres-W. II. Eldredge
cha. rman
The committee on organizing Of
fee buildingstGnd stores TO hold the
necessary conferences so as to organ
.ize satisfactory committees to get the
best results from the various stores
and office buildings, along the same
lines as the factory organizations.
Miscellaneous-Wm. Happ. chair
man.
Street railways. telephone compan-
les. electric and gas companies. and
others. Business and professional
men not otherwise included) Same
general plan will be followed.
Lodges, clubs. societies, associations.
etc.-D. T.. GuilfOyle, chairman
4 committee organizing lodges.
clubs and other organizations will be
appointed This committee will have
mt least one man from each prom
inent lodge club or organizations.
They will be organized along the
same lines as the other organizations.
ChurChes-Cathohc. William Cass.
chairman. Protestant. w O. Davies
chairman.
The churches will be organized
through members of their respective
denominations. or larger divisions
The chairman of each OF the fore
going committees are authorized To
select as many assistants on their
committees as in their opinion are
necessary.