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‘LIND ASKS HELP "RR TOM NURE WH ° BINSORE DSTIES » Popular Actor Appeals in Be-| half of Former Treasurer of > Fourteenth Street Theatre. absolutely necessary. brave, deserving good 252 “AW opportunity to help a man who! “fe making &@ game fight asainst one of | {the most horrible of tife's affilctions {Wee made known to the public to-day when Bob Hilliard, the actor, announced ) that he would receive at the Lambs’ lub money to be devoted to the ald of m McGuire, who was treasurer of the Fourteenth Street Theatre when , Hilltard was first becoming known as an eetor. Nine years ago a cancer of the tongue Amputation necessary to save MeGuire's life. Deprived of speech, he was unable to earn a living In the call- | , {og im which he was trained and had @ remarkable, Ho did clerical work in the advertising departmont of @ RewWepaper at $16 a week and s«trug- gled along, just able to make both ends ) meet in supporting his wife and daugh- er, Recently he was oblige® to go to the Skin and Cancer Hospital. It wae found necessary to remove the flesh of hie jaw. The surgeons are trying to fae ue a mh, Jaw with pieces taken | 8 own leg. In hie cl HMiler said: pebieeetie “Dr. Bainbridge and assistant oper- ated wihtout charge, I have personally weeks. Another operation is required. 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