The evening world. Newspaper, June 29, 1922, Page 12

' ; More Whooping Cough Victims At Riverside Isle Haven To-Day; Kiddies Sail on Sound To-Morrow How Evening World Doing Tremendous + Kiddie Klub Fund Is Good Is More and More in Evidence Every Day. Another detachment of little sufferers from whooping cough was went fo-day to Riverside Island as the guests of The Evening World's Kiddie Klub Country Fund, there to be cared for with the greatest skill and tender- Ress until the youngsters are well enough to return to their homes. And hen they do so return they will, through every attention known to medical @elence, be spared the risk of contrac cling the terrible maladies that so fre- quently run in the wake of whooping cough. And during their convalescence they will have had a very happy time of #%, with toys at‘ their disposal, with any number of nurses and “little Mothers” to care for them, and crisp @hroats. No doubt they will look back p, clean air for their ttle lungs and RE @m their whooping cough days as not) frst is from a Brooklyn attorney and @uch bad ones after all Dhe first consignment of “Happi- Mess” candy, the gift of the United Candy stores, came to the Island yes- @erday and provided many a tooth- @ome hour for the children. Pepper- Mint sticks and “cutie pops” were Gistributed wherever the physicians Permitted and if any child failed to feceive of the’ dainties, it was just Because the doctor, who knows best, gaid it wasn't the best thing to per- mit, but would come on a later day. Dr, Joyce, who \s taking care of the youngsters, said that hard candy was mot at all a bad thing for kiddies who ‘Were not too sick. There is to be a gala time for the Kiddies to-morrow, when they go @board the steamer Riverside in the morning Zor a two or three hour trip along the Sound. This is the first @f many such trips which will be Provided bi-weekly for the young- ters throughout the summer. For many days, now, the children have fad to content themselves with watching the Sound steamers ‘pass in the afternoons, Now they will have @ steamer of their own from time to time. ‘The Fund is happy in the oppor- tunity to announce more contribu- tions to it, in fact to a total of $180 esterday. Those who gave were: ‘Mrs. Gertrude L. Rose and Miss Doris F, Rose . vee $100.00 ¥ James Speyer 25.00 Ir. Leo A. Bt 5.00 \d@ie Florence 10 ‘Total Previously acknowledged Grand Total ‘Two letters which accompanied the @ontributions are reproduced. The is as follows ening World’s Kiddie Klub ry Fund: On Behalf of ife, Gertrude L. Rose, and my my daughter, ris F. Rose, I am inclosing leck of $100 to- ward your ‘Whooping Cough Haven Fund,’ and wish you suc- cess in your noble undertaking. Very truly yours, “JOS. H. ROSE." ‘The second is from a well known financier and philanthropist: “T take great pleasure in send- ing you herewith my check for $25 as a contribution to the Evening World's ‘Kiddie Klub’ fund, with my best wishes for success. Yours very truly. = “JAMES SPEYER.” Health Commissioner Royal 8. Copeland, a co-sponsor of the fund and one of its firmest friends, sailed yesterday for Europe on the France. ‘As he went down the harbor he sent a parting message to Cousin Eleanor and the Kiddies on Riverside Island and promised to be back in time to see them all before the whooping cough camp ts closed, on Oct. 1. He sald that such a camp had been a dream of his for years and that the Kiddie Klub Country Fund had en- abled him to realize it. Two other letters which were re- ceived at the Department of Health yesterday were: “Dear Dr. Blumenthal — In- closed find the answer to the questions which are necessary regarding the sending away of my baby, who has the whooping cough. I would be very grateful if you can help me any. “{ am, for the present, the only one that is working and keeping the family going; but I cannot seem to be able to make both ends meet and 80 would like very To Register a Child With Whooping Cough For Examination and Admission to the Kiddie Klub Country Fund at Riverside Island Please fill out this blank and mail it to Dr. Blumenthal, Bureau of Child Hygiene, Department of Health, New York City Address. Room No... For Women whw find Cotton Dresses . . Silk Dresses . . . Millinery .... ‘MISSES Pius Regular Women's Sizes tov Large, and Requflar Misses Sizes too Small iS base MISSES PLUS Size Range eliminates the necessity of extensive alterations and the woman of individual figure who formerly had to have her garments made to order can now be fitted in apparel—READY TO WEAR. First Semi-Annual « Clearance Sale Women’s Apparel in MISSES’ Plus SIZES The above values afford just a slight intimation of the opportunities offered during this sale. fane Pryant 26 West 39% St iiti Si. 21 West 382 St. MISSES’ PLUS DEPT.—Secon! Floor, $9'h St IZES « $5.95 to $24.75 - « - 10.75 “ 50.00 + « + 13.50 “ 50.00 - « - 39.00 “ 75.00 + - «1475 “ 89.50 o + + 595 “ 24.75 + + « 395 “ 49.50 - « « 295 “ 16.50 - « » 300% 5.00 + « « 500“ 22.50 . + « 7.50“ 15.00 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1922, much to have the baby sent away for six weeks, or until he has re- covered, so that I can place him into some nursery, thus making it possible for my mother to go to work and see if we can't get along better, “Tam willing to pay $10, which covers the cost of caring tor a child for six weeks, Besides, I will give him his own clothing. I hope that if you can help me and if you send some one to visit him, that they will be able to understand my mother, who, be- ing Italian, cannot speak English fluently, Thanking you in ad- vance for all you will try to do to help me. Very trul “Dear Dr Blumenthal—I_ am not the father of the whooping- cough victim recommended on the enclosed blank. [ am mere ly a neighbor moved to appeal on the poor child's behalf by the heartbreaking whoop I hear all day and night “The situation is this: Little Marie, aged three, happens to be a fanitor’s child—one of four, Her baby sister and ‘younger brother are also afflicted with that rav- aging disease called whooping- cough. Marte was the first to catch the malady, and hence !s now in the most advanced stage of the three. According to her parents, she has had it now about five weeks; but I believe | heard her ‘cough longer than that The point is, she is one of those children who just “grow.” Marte, with her sister and brother, play in the (dirty) yard all day. Never have I seen them taken to a park, and I doubt if they were ever in the country, Without some out- side assistance and initiative, these three children would have to recuperate from this exhaust- ing disease in the same yard where they contracted It, * “Under these circumstances, It seems to me that these cases de serve your Bureau's attention. 1 appeal for Marie because her baby sister Is under three, and her brother seems to be in the carly stage of the disease, They veally all need Riverside Island, and had I the means I should en- close my contribution to the Kid- die Club Fund. Perhaps others, on seeing this appeal, will be moved todo what the writer can- not. 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