South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
APPOINT BISHOP
WHITE TO GUIDE
GOOD WILL MOVE
Prominent Business, Profess
siOnal and Social Leaders
on Committee.
WOMEN VICE CHAIRMEN
Leaders Pledge Support to
Movement at Luncheon
Held at Oliver.


which starts today under the direC-
ton or the American Committee for
Devastated France and local aus
pices OF the South Bend News-Times
IS the result of plans formed Fri
day at a luncheon meeting in the
Hotel oliver. Bishop John Hazen
White presided.
The meeting was called in re-
Spouse 10 a letter from Miss Anne
Morgan, chairman OF the executive
committee OF the American Com
mittee for Devastated France. and
attended by thirty leading business.
South Bend. Robert J. Kelly. fen
representative in charge of the To-
cal election. represented the Amer
lean committee
Fund for Reconstruction.
Miss MOrgans letter outlined the
work which the American Com
mittee is now doing in France. II
further set forth a plan by which
the American Committee is conduct
ing Good Will elections in 80 cities
OF the United States, the money
raised in these elections g be LseI
in carrying on the relief and re-
Mobilization work of the Organiza-
ton.
The plan provides for the holo
/ ing OF contests in which girls and
women OF the different cities sell
votes at ten cents each The money
/ goes to the American Committee
and the girl who sells the highest
number Of votes at the end OF a
stated period is declared the win
ner A girl from each OF the 20
/ cities then will be sent to France
as the Good VIII delegate OF her
/ respective city.
The term Good VIII Delegation .
was explained as meaning that tho
funds raised will be rendered to
I France as a good will offering OF
/ the cities represented in the dele
CATION 1t was pointed out that the
money would not be given TO France
/ direct but would be used in further
/ ing the work of the American com
mittee. France then becomes born
( the direct and indirect recipient or
+ funds raised.
Those present agreed to honor
Miss Morgan's letter ~ forming an
executive committee 20 supervise
the conduct of a Good VIII Elec-
/ ton in South Bend. The South
/ Bend News-Times was chosen as the
medium through which the contest
/ and election will be held
Bishop White was elected chair
man of the executive committee
and Mrs. James d. oliver, jr.. and
Miss Elizabeth Matthew, sponsor OF
. the Senior Glass OF South Bend
High School, vice-chairman. Both
Mrs. oliver and Miss Matheuy
/ served overseas. J. r. Schumacher,
assistant cashier of the Citizens
I National Bank, was elected treas.
urer.
Committee Members
Others elected TO the committee
include:
Mayor Eli Seebirt.
Mayor William ". Dodge Of
( Mishawaka
DR.. @. s Lippincott, OF the Stude-
/ baker Corporation.
Rev John F. Burns. c. S. c., pres.
ident Of Notre Dame University.
Mrs Howard Woolverton
Mrs Richard Elbel. president
Progress Club.
Mrs Granville Ziegler. presiden,
South Bend Womens Club
Mrs Thad Talcott.
: Mrs Frank Herring
/ Mrs James c. Bostwick presi.
dent. Mishawaka Women's Club.
Miss Maude Heath, secretary.
/ Young Women's Christian Associs-
ton.
Miss Margaret Burnett organiz-
/ er, Wilson Bros. Company.
/ Miss d. Harrison. president. South
} Bend Women's Chamber OF Com.
! merce.
Principal J. L. MCGOWAN. South
Bend High School
DR.. Robert L. Sensennich
/ Colonel c. s. Bullock. Recreation
! Director. City OF South Bend.
! George l. O'Brien. president,
/ O'Brien Varnish Company.
I Louis Hammerschmidt, secretary,
Kiwanis Club.
Thomas A. Haynes president
/ South Bend Chapter. American Red
| Cross. and president New Jersey,
/ Indiana and Illinois Railroad CON-
pany.
George W. J. Kalczynski editor
and publisher. Goniec- Polski Pub
fishing Company.
/ John r. Campbell president. XII
: wants Club and president Campo-H
Paper Box Company
d. T. Guilfoyle manager. StanS-
ard oil Company or Indiana, and
/ representative o. the South Bend
I Rotary Club
/ ". O. Davies president. Board o.
| safety president. Davies & Walsh
/ Realty Company. and "Y" worker
/ overseas.
Fred j. Bryan. president Indiana
/ & Michigan Electric Company
Edward T. Bonds. president Indi-
ana Bell Telephone Company.
Mr. Hynes. Mr.. Bonds and Mr.
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