The evening world. Newspaper, April 11, 1919, Page 24

Recitals of a Day; | 7°" season at the Metropolitan | | axepie en of the New York Councll of the n jeraldine | Knights of Col There wi Last ‘Faust’ at Opera D Nate Charence Wine: | page th hers ‘THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, "STATE BEGINS INQUIRY - | rk INTO SING SING FRAUDS... eT t? a! 1 abeth Marbury, Mra, W. K. Vand By Syleester Rawling. sired a beaeir Se eeeae eet sauanter, Rattigan Summons Moyer and Coal ovIs §, violin don nti ¢ | Officials to Trace $8,100 , plat . ' an will include tn his pre Swindler. youn } n who have v ‘ f here, were heard for the t , 1 this t t day afterno tt eee sey res ety caterer] GN OETH WORD NEUES |r sass aot © a tan ” COLUMBIA avuroRS START AN AERO CLUB. Intend to } pa Sc larters ¢ rining THE BEAUTIFUL CAR OF ECONOMY The sweetest running, easiest riding, most durable, powerful, economical and classy lightweight, six-cylinder car in the United States within several hundred dollars of its price. The club officials hope for an acre |nauttcal course under the War De-| | partment in with the connection OWNERS AVERAGE M tuk at Casal school of engineering. Col, Edwards 20 Miles to a gallon of Gasoline. and Major John M, Hauser were ap 900 Miles to a gallon of Oil. pointed members of the club’ d 7000 Miles to a set of Tires. visory comimi A third member} Will be taken from the engineering | 5-P»ssenger Touring. . $1,120) F. 0. B. 5-Passenger Sedan... . . $1,645 | Cleveland A few cars for immediate delivery. L.W. MULFORD COMPANY, Inc. 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I, Station 109 Lenox Ave. at 116th St. 389 Knickerbocker Ave, at Stanhope St. Bridgeport: 17 Fairfield Ave. Open Saturday a Evening Brooklyn | SMART EASTER CLOTHES For Men, Young Men, Women, Misses and Boys | Women’s Suits Low Prices—Convenient Terms - | SALE SATURDAY | 22.50 | Men’s Suits 20);09 27.50 Boys’ Sault | 4,95 ‘alue 7.50 we MICHAELS BROS, mee eee te CHARITY. he Somding | A LITTLE THOUGHT for the | the | LITTLE ONES AT‘OUR __ AMERICAN) DOOR _ oan et RRL lacesesneicialials IF YOU HAD A LITTLE GIRL | AND SHE HAD COME TO YOU ‘q done” ; done” | Say, twenty years ago or more, and said she wanted to be a nun or a miss: a little worker in some field far away from the scenes of her youth; who, with all the tenderness of innocence, an- nounced that she was about to consecrate herself to His Service, — AND IF THIS LITTLE GIRL Had served her Master and His Cause so that men said “well and women wondered at the good accomplished; said “well and “wondered’’ because she had made thousands of parent- less boys and girls happier in living than was thought possible under the circumstances; saw these boys and girls grow up to be good men and fine women,— AND IF AFTER LONG YEARS’ DEVOTION TO HER WORK This little girl of yours suddenly found herself and her asso- ciates looking into something akin to hopelessness, unable to make another forward step, constantly having before her the vision of complete dissolution of the splendid and necessary edifice of charity reared during fifty difficult years, IF SHE WERE YOUR LITTLE GIRL And only dollars and cents stood between her and the work to be done now, this day, for this day and for the future,— | WOULDN’T YOU STRAIGHTEN UP | AND SAY SOMETHING? Wouldn’t you make your voice heard in the land? Wouldn't !you plead, beg, and borrow for her? Wouldn't you rally all of your friends to her support and have your friends get their friends behind your little girl and her associates? This thought in this, the second instalment of our Bulletin, only partially and very poorly sets forth the present condition of the good Sisters of Charity up at the New York Foundling Hospital. They went away from their homes and early associations, consecrated their lives to His Service and through Him to the service of little boys and girls inno way responsible for their entrance into life,— THEY HAVE MADE GOOD IN THE PAST About 70,000 men and women, once little boys and girls, owe their start in life to these good nuns and the work they founded, They want to do better in the future, to leave a heritage for their successors in this charity. BUT THEY CANNOT GO FORWARD Until every man and woman in this town decides right now that there shall be no going backward, that these patient women shall be made free from all the worry that dollars and cents have created, that the pledges they have made shall be carried out, that they shall be given a fresh start. sing 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 SRA A AR ARAN TTI ) to help the good nuns pay the'r bills and encourage a work of charity at our own door, Yours for God's Little Ones, Name | i Address.......+ FFARR Se