Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-06
RED CROSS NAMES
SEAL COMMITTEE
100000 Goal Set for 1920 Holt
day Sales.


The personnel of the campaign COM
mitee for the 1920 sale Of Red Cross
seal, has been announced by DR.
w. L.. Bryan of the Indiana Tubercu-
losis Association. The committee will
have charge of the annual sale Of the
Christmas seals.
Forty counties of the State were rep
resented at a meeting Of the campaign
committee held Friday, when plans for
the campaign were laid. The meeting
was presided over by DR.. Alfred Henry,
president of the Marion County Tubercu-
losis Society. The campaign committee
has set 100000 as its goal in the 1920
seal sale.
The personnel of the campaign commit
tee is as follows:
Bishop Joseph ". Francis, Judge Scion
B. Carter. Rabbi Morris NJ. Feuerlicht
Rev. Frederick e. Taylor, Adolph Fritz
Thomas c. Howe, Elias ]. Jacoby, Judge
James E. Deery, Edward Raub, A. H.
GODDARD. Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter, Mrs.
s. E. Perkins, Mrs Isaac Born, Miss
Belle O'Hair, Frank Duffy, W. L. Lewis,
Nicholson. W. H Leedy, Z. E. Stacy,
Mrs. James P. Goodrich, Mrs. Grace
Julian Clark, Mrs. William Herschell,
Mrs. NJ. T. Ault, Miss Mary L. Thomas
and Governor James 2. Goodrich of In
dianapoIis; S. T. Bowser of Fl. Wayne,
James S. Royse of Terre Haute, F. D.
oliver of South Bend, President W. E
Stone of Purdue University. John J.
holland Of Evansville, President Charles
II. Goodell of Franklin College, E. G.
Hoffman of Fit. Wayne, John W. Nc
Carly Of Washington, John Brown OF
Monon, Rev. Harry Nyce, Mrs. Richard
Edwards. Miss Mary Callahan and Miss
Julia Landers Of Peru, Fred I. King OF
Wabash, A. F. Hughes, Mrs. Albion Eel
lows Bacon, Mrs. Alice French and Mrs
Alice Gresham Dodd Of Evansville; W
@. Irwin and Miss Vida Newson OF
Columbus, J. L. McCulloch Of Marion,
Elwood Haynes, Mrs. John Edward
Moore of Kokomo; Lincoln Dixon OF
North Vernon, Mrs. Mindwell c. Wilson
of Delphi, Mrs. J. Dillon and Mrs. Hor-
ace Stilwell of Anderson, Mrs. Culla Way
hinger of Upland, Mrs. Fred Mccullough,
Bishop Herman J. Alerding, Rev. A J.
Folsom Of TT. Wayne: Mrs. Bomar Tray
Tor of Jasper, Mrs. James A. Woodburn
Of Bloomington, Walter Bal of Muncie,
George L. Macintosh OF Charlottesville,
Rev William A Sunday OF Winona Lake
W. ". Parsons of Terre Haute, DIR.
George R. Gross of De Paw University,
Evan Stotsenburg Of New Albany, W. h
O'Brien Of Aurora, Robert E Proctor of
Elkhart, President Henry Brown OF Earl
lam College, Judge John W Craig of
Greensburg, John c. Shirk of BrookvilIe,
Judge Thomas W Duncan of Princeton,
L. c. Grifitts of Seymour, Clarence J.
Munton of Kendallville, Mrs Gene STRAIT.
ton Porter of Geneva, Mrs. Hence Orme
Of Southport, Mrs. Elizabeth Claypool
Earle of Connersville, Miss Helen Ben
bridge Of Terre Haute, Miss Betsy Ed
wards Of Shelbyville, Vice President
Thomas r. Marshall of Washington, D. c.
The Home Service Chapter of the Red
Cross cared for 671 soldiers and depend
ents, according to a report made at a
meeting Of the board Of directors Of the
indianapolis Red Cross.
Officers We're reelected by the diree-
tors, as follows: William Fortune, chair
man; Mgr. f. H Gayisk, vice chairman /:
John H. Holiday, treasurer, and Miss
Agnes Cruise, secretary. Eugene c.
Foster was added to the executive com
mite. Other members of the committee.
all Of whom were reelected, are: Fred
eric B. Ayres, C. B. Sommers, Rabbi NJ.
NJ. Feuerlicht, James W. Lilly and E. H.
K. McComb.