The evening world., 1894-03-06

Charity surely has a strong hold on
the good people of the Fourth Assembly
District. The Independent County Or
ganization. which has its headquarters
at 2l3 East Broadway, to-day handed
u check for s25 to 1.-The Evening World"
as its contribution to the Free Food
Fund.
The Committee which brought the ch eek
to the Office consisted of Samuel Abram-
son. Albert Levine and Abraham Wei
shinsky. 1t was only a portion of the
proceeds of a benefit performance that
the Independent County Organization
gave at the ITALIA Theatre Feb. 2s.
And the $25 "The Evening World" re-
oeived Is only a part OF what is to be
devoted to charitable uses in the Fourth
Assembly District.
Tomorrow another check will be
given to THE Evening World" by Treas
urer Samuel Abrimson. of the organi-
zation. for the purchase OF food sup
plies for the worthy poor in the dis
trict. The balance OF the proceeds will
be distributed to those who are deserv-
ing, upon application at the clubrooms
2l3 East Broadway.
6reut ueai VI circuit is uue chairman
Louis Levine, of the County Organiza-
ton. and to Chairman NJ. L. Levine, OF the
Committee of Arrangements. as well as
to Treasurer Abra amson. Al Levine and
ex-Judge Steckler and julius Hamburger,
OF the Steckler Association, for their
admirable work in cooperating with
1.-The Evening World' in this excellent
labor of beneticence
The reply Of big-hearted Max Mergen-
time to the croaker who. thinking of
'he appalling NUMBER or people In ab-
solute need or immediate help, as re-
ported by the police a month ago.
erow,sa :. .rba E,,,ar,n, Iyor,,, o,, a..
sio"ieu ne r-Nehihs Noriu ana Hs
friends can't feed 2B.OD people, Is n
good thing to recall to memory now.
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"u'' we Gan ieeu ie" Vi .neh'' Ut
"anl IL other people would act on the
,or,a nr,no,,,a ,,,s.aoa 90 oraa,,,na
sa'he piih'ipie h's'eao VI eioahihs
about their inability to do 1t all there
wouldn't be an empty stomach in New
yorr to-r,,,t"
~" 'o-"'sh''
for THE Evening World" and It's friends,
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ot wnon MAX Mergeh'iine Is not 'he ieast
and Phil Peters. Jake Hamburger the
p
,nn I,nch Morks Sohlo,s,ngor youn.
ION l-yheh' Marhs Sen''Ss'hscr' iouhs
Jake Hamburger and host Of others are
giant examples, has fed 2O6, 900 and more
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not one meal eacH' pul ior 'hree uays
each.
| Tho co,sarv,,iva ae,i,,,ta Of four nor
| i"e N0''' VI 'ou' =,
sons 10 each lamily heIped ran the hs'
| ures up to 2O6, 900 at the close OF "busi.
ness" d ,ura,y afternoon
"'s ,,,,s 80, ,:onan,.,a ,oo ,o,,o, ,,
Adding yesterdays l,fo families and
those VINO are having their larders re-
stocked to-day from the grand provi
sions at The Evening Worlds, Free
foou CoinmisSiot' the reauer VIII @HnS @
that nearly 10000 people have been fed
and each one has had nine meals OF
good wholesome, substantial food. Food
OF the sort that sticks to the ribs
| strengthens the muscles, keeps the back
bone of courage plumb and sustains tn,
hearts and pluck of the poor people who
,workcd and We're as good as anybody
on earth TIL hard times came and theil
bosses knocked them on as matter
Of economy.
Max Mergentlme's advice to the croak
ers to take their useless hands out o
up by hustlng their share in the worl
of feeding those who We're without foot
was good advice. There are NJ croaker
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