Evening Star Newspaper, December 25, 1921, Page 8

TAR, WASHINGTON, S50 WILL CLOSE ALL OPPORTUNITIES - Washingtonians Give $8,000 , and Fill Many Homes I A CHRISTMAS MESSAGE. #? This is Christmas day, with all its joys and blessings. After weeks of preparation, comes the consummation in family gather- ings, exchange of tokens of affection and remembrance of those at a distance. as president of the Associated Charities, make a last-minute ap- peal for those remaining Christmas Opportunities whose homes are still hanging in the balance. I trust that many will find it in their hearts today to remember these families with their gifts. Up to last night $8,000 had been received, leaving $5,000 needed to save these homes for the coming year. The office of the Asso- ciated Charities, 923 H street northwest, will be open until noon on Monday to receive any contributions that one may have to send or bring. Checks may be made payable to John Joy Edson, treasurer. Let it not be true that any one of these homes need be broken up because not enough folks cared. (Signed) CUNO H. RUDOLPH. With Happiness. Up to last night $8,000 had been re- celved at the office of the Assoolated Charitles for the fourteen Christmas op- portunities, Earller in the day four of them, Nos. 1, 5, 7 and 8, were declared closed, being fully subscribed. = Five thousand dollars is still needed for the remaining ten, and it is hoped that this amount will be found in tae malls on Monday morning. Without waiting for all the oppor-|Wages will not go round, especlally blind, has a husband in the Tubercu- | tunities to be closed, dinners and good |88 one of his iittle sisters is not|losis Hospital, leaving her with five | cheerhavebeen provided in these fourteen | Strong and needs care and extra nour- | children to support, from three to i households for today, and the fifty-two | iShment, and the mother, deserted sev- | thirteen years of age. | |kiddies in thsee families will have toys | éral years ago, following much oruel| Amount asked for, $988. Previously | |aplents. Other families under the As-|treatment by her husband, is also|acknowledged, $322,65. M. J. C., $1; ] |sociated Charitles nave by no means |uader the doctor's care. G. F. L, $1; Mrs. C. F. T, $1 | been forgotten. In addition to toys, din-| Amount asked for, $676. Previously |$1: Cash, $1; Mrs. C. J. { ners and cash gifts already acknowl- scknowledged, $4 A. Mc ;| friend, $i; Anonymous, $1: B. N.' S, rs. To all its patrons The Hoffman Com- pany extends its heartiest wishes for a Merry Christmas. Closed All Day Tomorrow—Monday 4 } YA edged the business women': . K., $2; Mrs. J. B. H. $3:|85; Columbia Typographical Union, the Y. W. C. A. are uaing 1 e Adocatos | B ., $5; $5: His Will. $2; The Line Officers’ Charities as thelr agent for the distri- . $5; A. G. Le : M Mrs, | Club, 32; G. F. §., $5; From a former bution of $53 for special needs in indi-|I G. P.. $ 3L M. T. B. patien ; W.OH. J, $2.50. vidua! families as well as of two pack- Total received, $353.15; amount still C .gfszmmh&mm and clothing. The | $1 needed, §$634.85. ce Club of the Chevy Chase . 10. WH . 4. THANKS GOD FOR HER | Bchool has sent the Associated Caarities xggp '}hm e 2 BlrjgsslNGi CLEANERS gz DYERS MAIN OFFICE: 740 12 ST, Nw. 38 B | “mflnmmmm"“flflm“flm“flfim I sOp::h:“l:‘::—p: l:.:dd:l:{“ dolls ana| Determined if possible to get an| “I can never praise or thank the " dresses for distribution and the society's | €ducation, her oldest son of fifteen | Associated Charities enough for keep- Vvisitors have selectod ninety beneficiaries | WOrks out of school hours and on|ing a roof over my head and provid- for Saks' overcoats. Twenty-eight bas- | Saturdays to help his widowea mother ing for our home the way they have. kets of coun and hi v been recerved trom Sty i Of course, my first thanks are to God, %flfllfll R Taiiten DaYe been eent out to am meny | O Do N e "hien attatn his {Tom Whom all things come. I never Schaols: hay ambition that they contribute to the forget to thank Him, night, morning and erinont pPaskets and other|eli) ‘s’ need. The mother takes]every meal time.” The writer, widowed = . gifts for distribution. T If You Are Looking for trict conference of the Aseociated Char. | 1odFers besides making & home for | by the loss of her husband from tuher- itles, of which Mrs. J. Emmett Scott, | her six children. o her hushand]from uber A NEW HOME wie of the dean of Howard University,| Amount asked for, $780. Previously | CUI0%!9, and, far from strong herself, INSPECT 5 is making a courageous fight to give is chairman, and Mrs. Laura B. Glenn | acknowledged, $376. V. G, $10: Co- her three children a real home. 1215 to 1223 KENYON ST. is Visitor, has contributed 363 to pluce |lumbia_ Typographical Dnion, $5: A. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS N.W. in the hands of needy mothers ‘with |L.. $2: Mr. and Mra. I. G. P $5. Totai| Amount asked for, $1.352. Previous- which to do thelr own marketing for | Tscelved, $337; amount still needed, !acknowledged, $510. . 2., $1; Mr. Chrl;!emaat instead of sending an equal | $383. A. F., $10: Mrs. H., 7.50; A.flg number of baskets. = 5 S, 3 ‘The oo of 156, ted Chastton| 805 AiifUEBROULOSIS TOOK HER | £+ §. "ol Coliinils Typograpnicai Toon e Ohen on Monday morning Untll| “when the father (colored) dled of |§12: 3T, §5. Total Tecelved, $604.50; Open and Lighted Until 9 0’Clock Termenger Tt e Homesurns by mall of | \uberculosts he lett aix children, rang- | amount stili needed, 3747.50. - returns- are all in, most, if not all, of | BE in 8ge from one to fourteen years. | Undesignated, $25. Large Lots, 20 by 150, to 15-Foot Alley the ovportunities il bs found 'to' be or, rather than give up hor Summary. = osed. or purpose contributions % A 1! Amount asked for, $13,166; amount 8 ROOMS—ATTIC can still be sent to John Joy Edson, |30d from Ber work, leaving the chil-| Amels to date, $1335; amount stll treasurer, Associated Charities, 928 H ne: . St northwest, or to the office of The A eten s The Star has received the follow- Star, Thanks to the as: [ y ing contributions in addition to those Contributions for the remaining|Associated Charities during the past [ aiready, acknowledged: Cash, opportunities may be sent to the As-|year, the mother has been able to stay | Miss J.'E. P., No. 11 and 13, sociated Charities, 928 H street north- | at home, taking in washing, while the | Miss J. E. P., Nos. 11 and 13, 1 west, or to the office of The Evening |oldest child has now grown strong|Lewis A. Brown, any, $3; M. G. Star. Checks should be made pay-|enough to go to work. 18 . M. §. C. $5; W. able to John Joy Edson, treasurer.| Amount asked for, $780. Previously | C: P10, any, 32; L. Associated Charities. acknowledged, $317.75. C. B. W., $2: $2 y Dorothy, NoL 81, N ( 3 IDO" C. B. H, $5; A friend, $1; Anonymo weinnoen, A WIDOW IN BARLY | & B 1y ¥ $5: Columbia Typographs . K- No- 1. §2; C. E. T. 41 Married when stl - ; 1314 F STREET NORTHWEST en still young and inex-| patient, $1: W. H. J. $2.50. Total Community Center, Nos. 11 and 13, 38: 3 perienced, she was left a widow in|ceived, $300.25; amount still needed, I 2 s et e o . 5. ToERCososts axp i NO. two to thirteen years. The olde FLUENZA D! stricken Wwith Infantile paralysis This frail widow with three chil- Take 14th Street Car to Kenyon Street and Walk East 11/, Squares Plenty Room for Garages, Gardens and Flowers Only 2 Left RO ATI il “« - ] delayed operation promises, with sub- |dren, oldest seven, reduces her rent 'Jameson-Built Homes sequent treatment, ultimate success, | by taking lodgers and taking in sew- 80 that it is hoped the child may be-|ing. She broke herself o by long, 10 come well again. hard work outside the home, while Amount asked her bables were being neglected. acknowledged, SLOLIS, M. Q. §2: | Thelr tather, a sufferer from tuberculo- = T — oo G. A. B., $1; B. L. ..O. ! | sis. dled of the influenza two years ago. Conler Store e : 4 5 . = P . L. P. 35 and Mrs. F. B.| Amount asked for, $936. Previous! . V.. $1 .'R. 5 ; ks . X : Typographical Union, $5; I g;.kn'}‘."l“f;e‘;:. g‘os ¥ Mrs. W. : Frances Welch Ingram. 310; G. B. F.|s. = $10; Columbla ~Typographical $1: M. McG., $5. Total received, $1,-Tinion, $5; C. G. S.. $5. Total received, $13,500 Net 095.19; amount still needed, $308.81. $338.50; amount still needed, $649.50. 'y 3. SAVING THE CHILDREN FROM| No.13. “TOO GQOD TO BE TRUE.” Trades Not Considered THEIR FATHER'S EXAMPLE. “It ain’t really true. Tell me you Ao ““""“" d'""t’“ S e 804t fooling me. Do vou mean mat 1| MIDDAUGH & dissipated husband, fearing the er-| "5 o B o my hand and ON C {fect of their father’s inheritance for|go to the store and bulsl'hlho food I want SHANN » INC. {her two boys, has been making con- without bothering with a grocery or- Wood d Bld; A 15th & H stant struggle to give her little fam- | der? It's too good to be true.” This was the way money for a Thanksgiv- 3 L o e et firtace i (ot | Ing dinner was recelved by this col. ||| Main 6935. After 5:30, Col. 7836 !ing hard to grow fast so that they|ored woman, who herself, almost | will be able to supporu their mother iand thus reward her €or all she has idone for them. |, Amount asked tor, $936. Previously [ g e ‘;f‘m‘ . hor AT |18 From the Bottom of My Heart I Apartment Above nonyinons, $1 Mre S W &, Wish Every One a Very Happy Fole Do 8 BT, 85 MrE - 4+ Christmas = i5; Typograph. ' If the Xmas Goodies Start Your ‘ | e e R e R e i Teeth Aching, See Me for THE FIRST COST IS PRACTICALLY THE LAST 1§473557 amount stili necded, $4687. " 1 \ Instant Relief INSPECT AT ONCE YT 8 oo P 3801 to 3831 Kansas Ave. N.W. ther. Drcsawianer and. homaomaker, {but seeing no future for her three —between Quincy and Randolph Streets. Only 1% squares from 14th Qi \yaren “except waywardness and ~in Gold, Stiver, Plat- Betcaticar e ! ile Court, fs it an: der that ) 6 and 8 large rooms, attic; h.-w.h., electric lights: lots of closet space; Juventle Co - yawondaTitha Fit snug, $[° aset double Tear porches. wide cement front porch; bullt-in garage with each iy ';‘;‘h;' ”’E‘.‘:.‘i‘f;fi‘,":‘."“fii’; okl will mot and house. In @ most exclusive location. e S L LS alip or drop w» R SALE BY THOS. A, JAMESON [Fsiitszat i pR, .WHITE, 407 7th St. acknowledged, $236.45. OWNER AND BUILDER Anonymous, $i; Mrs. H. M., $10; M. J. pesite Woolworth's Sc and 10c Store. Hours: Daily, 8:30 a.m. to 906 N. Y. Ave. NW. After 8 PM.. L M“J‘stzvfi l;/‘.“sny WIS, 85 Mra B Ms, 95 Oppea e WO .} Sundays, 10 to 1. Phone Main 15 Gk TR S er S P.M., Linc. T .3, $2¢ Colum o P 5 2 raphical Union, $6; Mrs. B. and Dr. J. K. ot, Prop.mmmmeem BoTss: Mre, 3L M. $3; Cash, J Freiot, P | Total received. $278.45; amount ‘stili {needed, $1,021.55. . NO. 6. MADE DEPENDENT BY [LLNESS. ‘Typical of the self-supporting wage- earner’s family as long as good health 1343 Madison Street et iy 2 ong 4 008 ek M A 1t a £ 16th Street Highlands e imen setious. Hinscs. cams {and his earning days are now over, ex- cept for odd jobs now and then. Amount asked for, $988. Previously acknowledged, $464.25. J. M. H,, $5; . F. L, § M. Q. $1; A. B. | $25; C Union, $5; R. M. G F. S, . ‘W. J. E., $26. Total received, amount still needed, $416.75. NO. 9. PETER CAN'T DO IT ALL. I A sixteen-year-old lad—let us call !nim Peter—is trying to do a man’s part and support his mother and the suree vounger children, but until he completes the trade he is learning his MAVEFUSYFIXtYOUR TEETHeSO YOU} WILL=HAVE S A < FERRYIXHMAS o ON'T merriness and_cheer out of your Yuletide by neglecting to have neces- sary dental work per- formed. There is nothing merry about an aching tooth. We will relieve you of your pain in a painless way and guar- antee our work. Prices right. “Beware of Dela: Dr. SHITH DENTISTS Exceptionally attractive DETACHED home; hollow tile construction; lot 50x150; four bedrooms; two baths; large living room with open fireplace; garage; hot-water heat; electricity, with unusually beautiful fixtures, Exquisitely decorated. VACANT, ready to move in, Coal in cellar. Open For Inspection Monday, December 26, From 2:00 to 5:00 P.M. THOS. E. JARRELL 837 Woodward Bldg. . Main 766 910 Seventh St. - <™We Ragumt Ghe Rotun of Anytting That O Bs Bought for Less Elsswhere” D. C, DECEMBER 25, 1921—PART 1. $25: M. A. C., any, $5; Mrs. Farell, C. V. W. $2; I. C. B, Nos. 2, 4, 12 and 13, $10 $1 each remaining, $1 ernment Hotels, $16 each remaining, $2; Lily Towner, C. L. Burroughs, any, $5; ny, $15; Cash, No. 12, $5. —_— MASONS TO CELEBRATE. for giving the old folks and children at the Masonic and Eastern Star Home a Christmas en- tertainment Wednesday evening, at 8 o'clock, have been made by Past ter George M. Evans and Benjamin Moconchie of Harmony Lodge, No. Presents will be distributed to the children this morning. and others will provide entertain- ‘Worshipful Master C. Edgar Bittinger desires a large number of lodge members to attend the celebra- tions and assist in making the young- sters and older ones happy. LELMDRVES : C. B, Gross, any, §25; H. $2; B. C, any, $2; H. H. $120; A Frien H., N 2 W, Jack Mullane , an; E. W, any, $2; J. W. J. Smith, Nos. 11 and 13, Taylor, any, $5 It is with the hope of adding to the day’s satisfaction that L, | |moat urgent, $10; Mr. and M BMPUMVRDRVED ¢ Merry Christmas to all our Friends and Patrons Our Sincere Thanks For the Largest Holiday Business and Biggest Year in Our History No better way to invest your Christmas cash than in a Diamond. May we explain our Thrift Club Plan? Jewelers Opticians 7, ChasSchWarts & Son Established 1888 83 Years of Bquare Dealing 708 Seventh Street N.W. 3123 M Street N.W. 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