The evening world. Newspaper, January 7, 1915, Page 4

‘Hail Penny Tanck Fund As a True Life-Saver In Congested Brooklyn ——_ y | Hundreds of School Children Found Starving There by the Investigators. MORE CONTRIBUTIONS. Mother Sells Bedding of Con- sumptive Husband to Buy Food for Little Ones. By Sophie Irene Loeb. That the first school to be equipped in Brooklyn will prove almost life- saving to many children is evident from the following letter to The Kve- thoroughly familiar with the con- ditions there: Ritter of The Evening World: Inclosed please find check for one hundred and forty-four dollars and twenty-five cents ($144.25), the proceeds from the concert held wnder the auspices of the Social Guild of Williame- dure. There are a number of tickets still unpaid for, and as soon aa the money comes in will eend it to you. 4 want to teke this opportunity to thank The Evening World for the assistance you have given us. Without your aid we could not have accomplished as much as we did in co short « time—less than @ week, The Evening World has alwaye blazed the way, feariessty and untiringly, fer mevemente to make ‘life in thie city easier and Bend your contributions to the “Bchoot OMidren’s Lunch Fun," care of The Bvening World. Beery contribution recewed, no matter how small, will make it possible for school children to receive wholesome, nutritious, hot meale SO-OPERATION spe pal ben ne, WILLIAM GRANT BROWN of the Federation of Women's Clubs President ef the Resoue Hom ster Qirle, mise, ee GUEANSEY, "President of the Federation of Wemen'e C Ll cnobeny CARTWRIGHT, Sore a in of Py) Bg ad Sate wenn . of the Rxecutive Bo rd of Bef TP saad and 1 “wine Ctane KLEIGER, Principal ry Behoo! Ne < R6, MARTIN VOGEI T MAG, WILLIAM @. RINGTRIN, President ef the Widewsd Mothers’ Pund Assccietion and Emanuel MAS. WILLIAM RANOOLPH HEARST. MAS. WALTER LEWISOHN. ONE DAY’S ADDITION TO THE PENNY LUNCH FUND To Evening World School Lunch Fund i bond 4 pot ah ‘the ments being atiributed directiy to the fact that the child often goes to jthout food ves ravages of disease because their boaien Lag not strong enough to resiat dise: One of the sures stated: eliet organizations and nottioments ive pointed out that this year families hay before known to them ng a applying for relief—the famies Cy hl and those altos ES worth saving at any cost. Such farnilien Will stint on food, clothing and everything else before coming to @ relief organization for help; thus, naturally, the effect falling Deaviest fed the Regi Re povayd | mocaae Franklin Simon & Co, Fifth Avenue Men's Shop 16 West 38th St.—Store Floor Separate Shop, a Step from Fifth Avenue Annual Clearance Sale o1 nomy, only the” law ‘of nature, which ‘ae equates ‘ogulariy. If school lunches ne puro! they need without the overburdening high cost of food, an: spare the family drain of perenaainy food at ee Rigged outsid he sshaeh children whetnee it & su y the contributors or the city. 11 is setae that the of the City of New vores stand by vnilen thoi school childre: na ae RT Men’s Sack Suits ° In two, three or foor button soft roll front models ning World from the Social Guild of} happier: It hae earned the grati- ‘Wilttemsbure, which organization is tude ef these whe would eve hap- GIMBELS Broadway and Thirty-third St. Is the New Rinse Price i| Men ’s GIMBEL- -Quality Winter Suits and Overcoats Hitherto Rated $25 and More The Suits are in as many different models, patterns and colors as almost any man’s good taste may select. Abundance of the plain colors~black, blue, gray; and lots of handsome fancy mixtures. The Overcoats include warm, thick, mid-winter styles of chagey cloths, cut on generous lines; among them Chinchilla Ulsters that are really great. About one hundred FULLY SILK-LINED Chester- field Overcoats have been newly added to the already good collection in this favorite model. The QUALITY of this offering, ite PRICE and tts SAVINGS are its three strong points of appeal. 4 ACLEAR COMPLEXION Y y \ piness among the many. Not alone ite activities on behalf of penny lunches in the echools, but | ite fight for a wider use of the Public schools, the precuring of playgrounds for children and the campaign in faver of the Wid- ewed Methers’ Pension Bill, are deserving of the praise and ce- operation of all people and organ- ized bodies. + Ihave been informed by Mra, Cox that you have sent her a cheek to pay for the’ kitchen equipment in Public School No, 42, Brooklyn, Thin is the school in which the Social Gutld of Will- jamsburg is particularly inter- ented, FOUND CHILDREN WITHOUT FOOD OR CLOTHING. Very few people realize Much misery exists in the nelgh- borhood of this school. been to the homes of no less than forty children who have been ab- sent from this echool because of lack of nourishment. I have found Mead children at home not only slot pared to perm! leaving their beds. Mothers ha’ sold pillows and quilts down to very coveriet to procure money for foo The teachers and principal, Mr. ‘oan give is enly y Lunch, ‘thet octal Gulld of Williame- burg wishes me to assure you that it willing to at all times co-operate with you. Sincerely yours, J, FERBER, Chairman Social Guild Lay Committee, ‘With several inquiries from Sun- day schools and other children's or- ganigations, ane contribution comes from Brooklyn trom the uunck oar, Our bope who are able will ertainly worthy eaune. Ruddy Cheeks + Most Women Can Have Says Dr, Edwards, « Well Kaown| Obto Physician, how | T have | Bigma Tau Pat Sorority with the following Ginginel Prescription Makes Sore Gums and Loose Teeth Strong and Healthy Don't lose your teeth. Don't forget that Brooklyn h poor childrecs too, But use this money to your best discretion, Wishing you success, I remain, THE SIGMA TAU PHI 8O- RITY, HANNAH H. MICHAEL, Treasurer. HEALTH DEPARTMENT NURSES URGE SCHOOL LUNCHES, The nurses of the Health Depart- | $P called upon quite fri ‘and sorencer witi ppear. use until teeth are again strong and TREATMENT FOR SWOLLEW VEINS People with varicose veing r Poor eg ni ar t leading aru FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN, 32 TO 44 CHEST 15.00 Heretofore $21.50 to $27.50 Men’s Custom Tailored Sufts Equal to the highest grade custom workmanship FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN, 32 TO 44 CHEST 20.00 Heretofore $30.00 to $40.00 JAMES 240 Stores Eve buy the best of fresh, deliver orders free of th ge. Tomatoes Ripe, red fruit in solid packed cans Large c | No.2 Alc Can, No. 3 Can, 9, rted Rares Jeyer' glass Pickles, 25c Each 1-lb Prunes, coi? jruit Early June Peas, .. ‘ Choice Sugar Corn, <a. Spinach, Clean, Large No. 3 can String Beans, tric,“ Tender, can Triumph Oats, rcs. Oranges. 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