South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-29
RED CROSS DRIVE
FOR MEMBERS TO
Be HELD TUESDAY
Bishop Charles Williams En-
thuses Workers at Pre-
Campaign Luncheon.>


CIVILIZATION Sc IN greater danger
today than 90 was during the war.
and the present period OF distress
VIII not respond TO hOkus pokus
treatment but demands considerable
sacrifice, Bishop Charles r.. Will
iams. OF Detroit. one Of the foremost
Episcopal bishops OF tho country.
told ESQ Red Cross campaign work
ers. at g luncheon in Chamber of
commerce hall az noon Monday.
The gathering Of Red Cross work
srs and officials precedes the open
ing OF an intensive one day campaign
for new members on Tuesday morn
ing
Bishop williams told OF condi-
tons as he had witnessed them IN
Europe during the past summer He
smphasized the view that nations
must be as ono IN sharing present
world responsibilities and told his
audience the world cannot slaughter
thousands OF its young men and
burn up its wealth IN destruction
without paying in an after period OF
poverty and distress
hOkus pokus treatment but must re-
quirs consid erable sacrifice on our
part for some time TO come" the
speaker declared. Il find that con-
dittons in Europe are worse since
the war than during the war" ne
continued.
Bishop For cr Chaplain.
Bishop Williams r. a former chap
lain OF an oversees Red Cross unit
and has visited the nations Of Eur
ope during and after the war He
characterized as false propaganda re-
ports that sufferers In Russia. Aus
tria and Armenia are not receiving
food supplies sent by American Re-
lief organizations. Bishop williams
declared an accurate distribution OF
food and clothing sent 70 Russia is
carried out By the Soviet regime
Five hundred high school girls
and boys will cover the residential
districts OF the city IN the annual
Red Gross drive Tuesday morning.
The drive IS in charge Of the exc
cutive committee of the organization
this year. They are assisted by
members of the Progress Club.
South Bend Womens Club. League
OF Women Voters and the Women's
Chamber of Commerce. These or
ganizations Will canvas the office
buildings Of the city
A special mems committee viii
conduct the drive in the factories.
wholesale houses and railroad office
buildings.
Red Cross films will be shown
Monday night in sll motion picture
houses In the county under direction
OF the local municipal recreation
committee.
To Canvass County.
Comfy territory outside OF Misha-
Waka and Penn township and the
rural districts will be canvassed by
the various Home Economies clubs
where such an organization exists or
by a special committee appointed
FOR the work.
The local chapter of the Red Cross
had a membership OF 1900 sub
scrlbers during last year. Twice
that number OF subscriptions will be
necessary Tuesday II expenses Of the
1922 campaign are to be met Dur
ing 1920 cases Of ex-soldiers and
their families that obtained relief
from the Red Cross numbered &c.
600 and Il is the hope OF drive off,
cials 10 obtain a big increase over
the membership total of the pre-.
vious year.
Executive Committee-Mrs Rich
ard Elbel. William P. Furey, Rabbi
Albert G.. Minda. Fred W. Keller, +.
N. Hammerschmidt chairman; +. ].
Green, ex-ofiicio: Robert Synder. ex-
oficio.
Board Of Dlrectors-Fred W. Kel-
Ter. treasurer: Miss Deva Brickeil
financial secretary Mrs. Glenn Smo-
gor, Mrs. Richard Elbel William p.
Furey. Rabbi Albert @. Nflnda Mrs.
William Renfranz. l. NJ Hammer
schmidt, chairman St. Joseph County
chapter American Red Cross.
once Committee-Mis Mary A.
Stone, secretary; Miss Laura NJ. Har-
RS. assistant secretary.
Business District - Progress club.
South Bend Women's club. League
or Women Voters Miss Sarah Lippin-
colt. chairman; Mrs. Lulu Dill. vice
chairman. Captains: Mns. +. r.
Austin. Mrs- Fred woodward. Mrs.
r.. G. Shanklin. Mrs. Glenn Smogor.
Mrs. Walter Baker Mrs Charles
Bosenbury, Mrs. Charles Moore. Mrs.
Ira White. Mrs +. b. Cunningham.
Miss Margaret Myers.
Office Buildlngs-Women's Cham
Der OF Commerce Miss u. Harrison,
chairman; Farmers Trust and Cit
liens Trust buildings. Miss Leslie
Union Trust. Miss Wills, J. NJ. s.
building. Mrs. Mabel Hawkins
American Trust. Miss Mae Tescher:
Dean building Eva Ho,zenpiller.
Residential District - Students
South Bend High school
Churches-Rev H. H. Rodgers
chairman. Rev Lozier Rev. Keck.
Rev. 7. F. John. Rev Beck