The evening world. Newspaper, June 20, 1922, Page 10

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1922, and other things are needed. The motto of the Klub is: ‘Save Some of these facts are already|a Kiddie.” And almost .everyboly HOW YOUR $10 WILL SAVE familiar to E\ning World readers, | can save one. A NEW YORK CHILD. but here are some new ones along] If you wish to conthbute money. Seven children die of whoop- with a recapitulation of those al-|make it payable to The Evenins| ing cough in every one hundeod Rey Seidl World Kiddle Klub Country Fund and fost) M Besta el Ten thousand . “lara are needed—| address it to No, 63 Park Row. oases, according to Commis- ’ pas. Evening World “Save a Kiddie” _ Campaign Now On in Full Force TWO LITERARY THIEVES CONVICTED. ONE A GIRL peaenieteneterS Man Sent to ses. .ae for Obser- vation as to Sanity, s] books in the Ibrary at 424 Street Fifth Avenue before he was Doyle's actions, in court led to hie ommitment to the Be‘levue psycto- pathic ward for observation. can be kept six weeks for ten dotlars, A fund of $10.000 ix Necessary, nearly $2,000 of which has already been raised by the little members of the Two literary thieves. were tried and To Aid Whooping Cough Kiddies or Its equivalent In the things that it will buy The Kiddie Klub itself had already A Vitth last few da tributors But approximately $8,000 (or goods worth that) Is sti!l needed, Milk is wanted. A quart a day is needed for each child, Four hundred pairs of sox and stockings are rc .uired, Four hundred pairs of rompers. Four hundred pairs of summer drawers for boys and girls. 1 shirts, bair ribbons. re has come in within the from Individual con- If you wish to give merchandisc, send in care of Dr. Thomas Joyce. Physician in Charge, Riverside Island, foot of East 1324 Street. The medical people there want the children to be completely equipped with clean new clothing on their ar- rival, so that there may be no need to worry about the possible importation of germs by any of the patients. Children can be registered any day at any of the city’s Baby Welfare stations. Within a day or two after registration & physician will call at the home to make an examination There will be two registration days each week. Children can also be registered by . ne RATSY GETS HIS FIRST BOTANY LESSON at RIVERSIDE ISLAND GREENHOUSES. Mother of Three ‘““Whoopers” Sees Great Good to Come From the Kiddie Klub’s Benefi- cence—List of Things Still Needed. A Brooklyn mother wrote a letter, recelved to-day, that most graphically sets forth what The Evening World's Kiddie Klub Country Fund outing Means to families where tfiere is whooping cough. Here is the letter: “I am writing you a personal appeal on behalf of my own two children, who have been suffering from whooping cough for the last two months. [| would greatly like to send them to Riverside Island, as I feel they need fresh air, which they don’t get in the city. “I have a small baby who also has whooping cough and if I could send the other two away I could devote my time to my baby. “My Uttle g'rl, Dorothy is four years old and has had it at legst eight weeks and still whoops dreadfully. She bas grown so awfully thin and eats next to hothing! If she could be “made robust and strong [ think I would be the happiest mother on my boy, Roberty, is six years old and is only starting. He has coughed for weeks, so he Just starting to cough real hard. ‘as sent home from school, and as underweight you see he will benefit by the change also. .I try to give them*the food that is best for many children die through neglect in whooping cough."’ Needless to say Dr. Blumenthal has assigned a Health Department doctor to call upon Dorothy and Robert to determine how soon it will be well to take them to Riverside Island. The Evening World Kiddie Klub’s campaign to help poor children con- valescing from the whooping cough is now definitely under wyy, with the co-operation of Health Commissioner Copeland and his staff. This means that all those who wish to help either by gifts of money or by donations of other things badl-- needed should not delay. Y rday, a8 announced, the chil- dren/were being registered dnd on Sunday, June 25, some of them will be rs of garters. irs of sandals. sweaters and coats. mail, using the blank published by Two hun These blanks should be mailed to Dr. And a lot of books, dolls, sand pails,| Blumenthal at the Department of baseballs and other indoor and out-| Health, No. 505 Pearl Street, New door game equipment. York City. —————=Koch Prices Make Downtown Shopping an Extravagance ===) H. C. F. KOCH & CO. we. 125th Street, West — FUR STORAGE {h resrroson storage vaults on the premises. ; \ a nanssseaaaaniehantasicicnialiinises STARTING WEDNESDAY— A Sweater Sale Featuring many'cool wool and silk sweaters—those in- dupensable adjuncts to milady’s summer wardrobe—at Koch Lowest-in-the-City Prices At 2.95 Formerly 4.50 Women’s Wool Sweaters of mo- hair; some slip-overs; V necks; others are tuxedo models; in fancy weaves; light weight. Meny attractive models. At 1 25 Formerly 2.95 Middy Slip-Overs ot pure wool; round, neck, with sash; in black and navy. At 3.95 Formerly 8.50 Women’s Sports Sweaters; tux- edo models; some are heavy weight wool mohair, others are heavy wool. At 8.50 Formerly 15.00 Pure Thread Silk Sweaters; tuxedo models; in white, pink, gold, green, peach, black and navy; not all sizes. These are The Evening World for that purpose. |= sioner Copeland's ‘records. A high proportion of the other ninety-three develop tubercu-* losia and waste away. The Kiddie Club Country Fund of The Evening World and the Board of Health are planning to take one thousand children afflicted with whoop- ing cough to Riverside Island and keep them there until cured. Six weeks will be the average term, but no child will be dismissed until he is well. It is estimated that a child Kiddie Kiub, This is a one hundred per cont. charity. Every penny will be devoted to making sick children well. Will you give $10 or part of $10 to ‘save a kiddie?” STREET CAR STRIKE ENDS IN MEXICO CITY. MEXICO CITY, June 20.—An agree- ment between the striking employees and the Mexico City Tramway Company has been reached, following the intermedia- tion of President Obregon, and an im- mediate resumption of the street car service ts expected found guilty in the Court of Special Sessions to-day. Lola De Cartin, twenty-nine, a teacher of Spanish, of No, 601 West 115th Street, was con- victed of stealing fourteen books on ‘anguages from the New York Public Library and its branches, Her sys- tem was to get a card under an as- sumed name, draw a book and keep it. Justice Salmon sentenced her to thirty days In the penitentiary. Richard Doyle, a metal polisher, of No, 3562 West 25th Street, hankered for the poems of Edgar Allan Poe. He abstracted twenty-five of them from REW YO K GLOGE tI ytAttOd ALL GILT EDGE GRADEA QUALITY FISH —_—____________ ANLWY. 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