The evening world. Newspaper, March 31, 1915, Page 9

Generous City Provides boud All Hobo Has to Do bs to Walk From Meal \o Meal PEW ARE ABLE 10 WOKK Nation's Derelicts Flock “Easy” Vown—One Came From Cleveland tora Bath Avy dow end out man of women oF, WhO ine Rood walker ean get ten free mente a day in New York City Out of the 4.000 men vegiutered in ‘he Municipal Lodging House in « Beriod of thirty days, only 286 have und (o be of o type Mt consid employment of any kind Gleveiand to the Municipal Lodging Mouse, just to have a bath; explained that he waa to make @ pocial call the feNowing night, and just dropped in te “wash up;" was burt when eet to werk cleaning cunpidérs, The forexoing facts are out ina m for the ore Commit Unemptoyment, The comm anted to know just how many «@ the lodgers at “the muniel- pal” could be set on their feet if given & Job. other surprising facts to leh! The the city’s lodging house are known aa the prize lodgers, the bes! stock in that institution. Of this number 31 Der cent. admitted they did not be- long here-—had been here less than atx months. They admitted that they floated into this city because they had heard all through the West that New York City was the Mecca for e down-and-out inan, Twelve per ent. of the same 336 admitted that they had not been in town more than two weeks. Speaking of the ten free eating Dlaces one lodger maid: “One day, when I had a good appetite-even Wetter than usual-—T ate aix meals Then I had to quit. Some of the boys who don't mind walking, have dined at all of the ten places. they don't eat a full meal at every stop. What they do is to take the est at each.” An_investigatior of conditions at the Muni Lodging House says that if the 0 lodgers told the truth end-outa” we ound to be, A man travelled ali the way trom) The Investigation has also brought | 486 genuine applicants for work in|?! Of course,{ YOUNG Witt VANtsmEs YEAR MARLEM HOME. VAMILY MYSTIFIED == io _, MRS SOHN F DEVINE , twonth Hireet, who hae been missing | from her home ence Saturday, The) | disappearance waa reported to the | police by John F, Devine, the young husband of the woman, sen of a New York contractor “My wife started for our bome ty father'a house at No. 3000 iway at 3 o'clock Saturday noes nor before abe complali of « oltght she pain in the back of her head.” | atartea Mrs, Devine, twenty-three yeare old, is & feet & inches im height, | weighs 125 pounds, has reddish brown | hair and @ray eyes, about themaeives tt would develop | that more than 70 per cent. of them | have no claim at all on the charity of | the city. An aitempt is being made to extend the activities of the Muntcipal Em- nent Bureau, at Lafayette and rn “ y opening a tganch there. Supt. Walter L. Sears of the jemployment bureau objecta strenu- jously to this plan, He saya he has his hands full getting jobs for resi- dents of this city Hundreds of lodgers at “the muniet+ om e ankel how they lost the jhe they held. The almost in- ble answer was something like | "Oh, T juat felt like a change—I wanted to visit New York, where, I heard, the going was easy. Every- where, from Seattle to Southern Cail- nderers will tell you this ia own on earth, You'lletarve anywhere in winter but here.” alm: ‘The average nightly attendance dur- ing the investigation at the Municipal | Lodging House was 1,500, As soon as |the aun gets warm this number will j¢windle, Thus it ia every winter. The city pays hundreds of thousands of dollara annually for the sheltering of }men who will not or cannot work, but can eat well and sleep weil, “Good ole N* York!” None appreciate tt more than the | uatrammelied humans who never |worry, never work and ever follow the line of least resistance. ——— | ABOR UMOKS TO RASE FUND FOR RLEF OF THE LE = fo Alleviate Di An Men Thrown Out Nork by War on we , on nen! fer orare the Purcpean war (he iooals Cleermekere’ Uo or “¥ Any are plenning « monster plenio for May! ovals during months, resulting in an aot ueh funde niope carry weekly te to these who are thrown work by # slackening of busine ditions, Labor union member ally earning good wages, have provided for auch contingencte: by personal savin, ad many ors to-day are agerogating 10 of each er'n weekly wage, to go to Idle bere afternoon,” said Mr. Devine, “Bhehas| One of the few organisations mak- ing weekly payments to unemployed members fe the Joint Cigarmakers eee ee Remedy Is Home- Made. 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