The evening world. Newspaper, April 9, 1919, Page 14

4 AMERICAN MISSION INVESTIGATING RUSSIA Lieut. Col. Grecn Heads a Com. mittee Sent From Paris day. oe leaving for Libau, the in, composed of Liout. ¢ LONDON sion repre Delegation has begun an Investigat comditions In northweatern Itussia, a news agency despatch from Helsingfors | « DON’T BUY ASPIRIN IN A “PILL” BOX Ask for ‘Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” in a Bayer package—marked with ‘Bayer Cross,”’ Jai SES You must say “B " Never ask] In the Bayer package are proper di be y » The name [rections and the dose for Headache, A mayer’ 1 are getting the! roothuche, Earache, Neuralgia, Rheu x genuine “1 s of Aspirin, | proven safe by millions of people matism, Lumbago, Sciatica, Colds, | den Don't buy Aspirin tablets in a pill) Griy Influenzal-Colds, Neuritis and | wtent Vessel in Four Years From box. 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If you like it, little ones, show it to your father and mother, You must know, then, that hundreds of thousands of children, bright and beautiful children like your- selves, have been frightfully neglected by those who should have provided for them. These children are called foundlings. We shall not trouble you with details. Let it be enough to state here that they are, through no fault of theirs, unable, thousands of them, to say: “that’s my father; here's my mother.” Sometimes they are found deserted on doorsteps, at the entrance to public places, and in church pew It often happens that the mother, abandoned by her husband, turns her babe over to the mothering care of good nuns, like those at the New York Foundling Hospital. HESE good nuns have cared for more than 70,000 little foundlings. Most of them have grown up to be fine men and women; many of them have fought and died for this land of ours. And now these good nuns are,---well, without wasting anything, they have run into debt doing this work of charity. ‘They need money at once to pay the grocer and the milkman and the butcher and others. They ask nothing for themselves, not even the coupon from your father’s Liberty Bond. Big hearted men and women have said to the nuns: Don’t worry. You need $250 000 to pay all of your debts and give you a new start. We'll try to raise it for you. New York never forgets the call of the little ones at its own door. HILDREN, say to your mother and father: “Let's begin now in all earnestness. This is a home- charity. Let’s answer the call of the good women who have worked for half a century for the foundling babies.” Tell them to, Send ten cents, a dollar, five dollars, a hundred dollars, a thousand dollars, thrift stamps, the coupon off their Liberty Loan bonds, the bond itself, -any- thing that their kindness may suggest to help make a good citizen of a foundling. TRY IT THIS WAY NOW Mr. George G. Haven, Treasurer, N. Y. Foundling Hospital Campaign Fifth Avenue Bank, Fifth Avenue and 44th Street, New York City. Dear Mr. Haven: I am most happy indeed to make this offering (AMOUNT esse ....) to help the good nuns pay their bills and encourage a work of charity at our own door. Yours for God’s Little Ones, e Foundin