South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-28
REDOUbLE EFFORT
FOR LIBRARY FUND
Workers Hope to Report Big
Total at Next Meeting
Friday Night.

Solicitors in the war library fund
redoubled their efforts Thursday IN
the endeavor to pile up a great total
10 be reported at the next meeting
% the city organization on Friday
ght
Several additional contributions
had been unofficially reported on
Thursday. increasing the total Of
1921 reported at Wednesday nights
meeting Of the workers. The OBJ
jective Of the campaign in this city
il $4,000. The workers anticipated
a generous response today which
will bring them much nearer the
goal.
According to those who are IN
terested in the campaign and who
are employing all their efforts 50
that the undertaking might be 4
success. il is no easy endeavor to
raise the necessary amount They
are met at many of the houses
with II have already given TO
other war funds" L don't believe
care to give, seeing | have been
or. 4 think the idea is a foolish
one, Tor the soldiers will have 10
spend their time fighting and VIII
have no time to read"
With more than one-ffth Of TIE
fund already in their hands and
bright prospects Of perhaps $1,000
or $500 coming in during today
and tomorrow, the committees in
tend 20 carry the campaign through
and end il up in great shape.
Atty. Dan Pyle, who was present
at the meeting last evening, sug-
gested a canvass of the Central
Labor union hall when the various
unions are holding meeting there
sometime during the next week.
The following is list of the con-
tributions TO the soldiers library
fund up TO Thursday noon:
Edna ]. Longley, A Friend, Ade-
-laide Lamport, A Friend, Mrs. w.
G.. Steadman, II. f. Herr. Edna VI.
Place, A Friend, Caroline Rein.
DR.. II. +. Mitchell, Robert Hark
ness, Mr.. and Mrs. Rollo Page, w.
| r. Annis, A. B. Grouse, j. 3. Gafill,
Carolyn f. Marsh. Mrs. Rebecca
Martin, Fred Z. Sax, J. f. Whitehill.
Additional subscribers to the
FUND announced yesterday. are as
follows:
DR.. II. L. Mitchell, Miss Helen
NJ Cummins. Francis NJ VanFleet,
Miss Helen NJ VanFleet, stephen
c. VanFleet, Miss Alice VI. Creed,
Or. ]. al Gordon. Miss Marie
Reichandter. Charles T. Andrews,
Mrs. Henry Muessel George y
NVitwer.
DR.. s. 7. Kilmer. Mrs. L. T. Har-
wood, Miss Jennie Morley third
grade of Lafayette school, Mrs
George b. Beitrer, Mrs. +. l.. Hull.
Mrs. r. V. Maurer, Mrs. J. l.. Bey-
rer. Mrs. j. w. Rittenger, L. L.
Blake, the Studebaher corporation.
G. c. Schafer, Robert Milton, John
e. Campbell, South Bend Lathe
CO.
Harvey $. Cover, Ed. c. Witwer,
T.. +. Burner, T. w. and Mrs
Slick. L. Z. Greenan. L. c. Klein.
u. NJ. Shively, Daniel Rich, Mr.
and Mrs Pyle, Francis Pyle, DIR.
l.. c. Froyermuth, w. A. Bertsh,
Edwin II. Sommerer, c. r. Mont
gomery. a. l.. Hubbard, S. J.
Crumpscker. w. G. Elliott, J.
Elmer Peak, W. G. Crabill.
Samuel Swartz. Orlo Il. Deahl,
Iden :. Romig, Samuel Parker, G.
Dekelboum, Joseph Miller, L. i.
] Zeitler. +. r. Seebirt, J. W. Thorn
as, Henry Hill, Jos. Wyp.szynski,
! George Beroth, Albert Hosinski.
Robert T. Geyer, G.. II. Case, r.
| W. strickland, Donald Drummond.
! Harry Shock, O. r. Drake, G. =.
! CltSCh
Joseph Rudick. Floyd Deahl. c..
| a. Farabaueh, T. 4. Freeman, ".
Z. Snyder, George Zimmerman.
". G. Hastings. ". +. Miller, +. NJ.
Boone. F. NJ. Zimmerman, \. II.
! Studebaker. Paul A. Haurmann,
Thomas Warwick.