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Gave = Poor woma SOM e.

To the Editor:
IncIosed please and o., proceeds from candy,
cake fruit and Lemonade stand at S7 Lsnox
avenue. We collected g. IS. and send you %. and
the other q. IS has been given TO poor woman
10 Harlem.
Annie Donnoll Birds Harvey.
Minnie Levanion, Annie Harvey,
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They Made $40.

To the Editor:
We. IN. und.rsigned, held fair a. 50 ss
West Thirty.fo stree. We send what .e re-.
ceived, SO in sil.
FRANK EA6EN, eleven Years
EDMlN 4. = LEE. thirteen years.
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These Girls Have Bis Plans.

Edith and Sadie wolnskI, 1850 EAT Broadway,
and Rose Roscnthsl 1865 East Broadway. are ar
ranging benefit for the Sick Babies Fund.
which gill take place at American Star Hall
Sent. 90.
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Five Girls and One Hoy.

To the Editor
Please hud s. Tor the SILK babies. tn. procseds
Of a fair held b, ave liitIe girls and one boz,
Irene l.. u. Garrod. ~, Richard McGulien, H.
Iotie MrGuiien n. Alice Chicone II
Matte MrGull-n, = Alice Gsrrod, ~.
IIrouklyn, n Y.
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A grand concert was given at Richman Hall
One Hundred and sixteenth street, near Eighth
avenue. Aug. %. II was gotten up by Hattie
Hamilton. Expenses for hall and piano, 81:
balance for the Sick Babies, $40 Mabel Talia.
Zero OF the blue Jeans Company and Mona
kimbell, of Englswood. assisted. ...-
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fair at the corner OF Thirty second street
and Third avenue three days last week yielded
S. The liule workers were
Mamie Williams Agnes NuEent.
Magic Nugent
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From Five Little MI.sca

To the Editor:
Enclosed please and $50 from ave little stF1s AZ
Of West One Hundred and Twenty-sxth stssse, y
| between Seventh and Eighth avenues.
Lille Eichler Dollie BoItx
Edna Church. NAV Botz
| LILLE Hots
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Three Little Girls In Hue.

To the Editor:
The small amount al. 50, herewith inclossd is
the result OF fair held In the yard Of 7ls Quincy
street Brooklyn In aid OF the Sick Babies Fund
Sorry the sum 10 not greater. but hope II viii
bensnt some little sufferer.
Isabel Douglas Nellie Pilditth
Winnie Douglas
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HAD = stnnd Tor Three DAYS.

Mary Carney, lsc Ia" Ninsty eighth street,
and A.bt Ro, t2 East Niney. seventh street,
had a lemonade and candy stand al the latter
number Tor three days snd made $3.50 for the
Sick Babies Fund,
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Able mud Dayie,. Candy stand.

Able six years old, and Davis Mendoza aged
three had a candy stand at 3N East Forty ninth
street, which made 81
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A Brook,ya Eiter,ain m ont.

To the Editor:
InGlosed please and 81. "a. the proceeds OF an en-
tertainment held at 3s4 Van Buren, street Brook
lyn for the beneht OF the babies,
Frances Newman, Mabel Metcaf
Ethei Jaquways Florence Singer.
Jennie SINGER Lenore johnson.
Brooklyn. " Y.
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Anuthek NRme Added.
To the Bditor

To the EDITOR:
4, there was q mistake made would like 10
correct II by having on. name added 10 the list.
Witch 10 Cora HELD who helped for the Sick
pabies' Fund to make GsS. The others OF the
list were Chester and Ivy simpson
Miss SIMPSON,
40 East Seventy eighth street.
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Three Little Girls.

To the Editor:
Enclosed please And Sc. 80 collected by three
little girls for the Sick Babies Fund.
DAISY NORTON
THERESA. MBRlDE,
MARY HARRIS,
<0f West Forty-third street.
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Four Boys mud a Lantern.

tn the Editor
Four bows OF Ridssh..d rsrs DESTROYS Of doius
good, held magic .sn'eru shos FOR N" b-nrht
Of the Sick BsbisE Fund In, loSsd you viii md
postal money order for s. which sas the result
WILLIAM II PIAT1,
WILLARD WILSON
EMILE DENlIElMER,
FRANK COLDER
Ridgeheid Park, Bergen Co, " J.
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Ozone Park PhiImnthr opIsiS, /,

To IN. Editor dN4SNS
Enclosed please ind 3Isi, the proceedssf sir
held here. Aug. 20. Tor the Sick Babies Find.
bessie Blood Belle Iiartman.it
willie Blood, Charlie Abrsmsi
Ozone Park, L. Z
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Jennie and n ate.

Jennie sch,urer. 1N Delaney street and Katie
sidewalk. and sold candles and toys and made 81
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Ray shore ChiIdrea.

To the Editor:
Enclosed please and Mr.. y NJ Roksp's check
for So the proceeds OF 'ehildren's lawn party
given BY ArL y. N. Rogers on the hotel lawn
Friday last. All the children At the Prospect
House took part. and each one eontributsd =.
children sf Secretary q War Dsnisl q Lanont
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A Donkey ParfA.

Edna Northrop, 8 years: Mollis .LpSSntm. II
years. and Jennie Grover II years.Stpa NJ pnksy
party In Miss Northrop's honsc, 15s. xG1EH ishty-
seventh street, Saturday night; also d stsAd Al
sold toys They realized 1855. 7
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4 Ferty Gene Fair

To the Ed,tor:
IuOlossd please and 20 cents, from i.ir held
At S.S East Eighty ninth street
Mimi, srhnurmsnn David We'll.
Nellie Sehnurmann.
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Result OF Hard Work.

To the Editor:
We the undersigned. have much pleasure in In.
closing o. to be appropriated to the Sick babies
| Fund. This Is the result OF a fair We have had
her. OF our own handiNork, and We trust your
good work among the babies VIII he greatly
| blessed Mildred c. smith IL.
Nora X. Wilson 10 Lee T. Smii h.
Lillian J. Wilson, 6. EltingTille, n. Y.
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Lottie and Harry.

To the Editor
We incioss - for the Sick Babies Fund. Hop.
ing to bsneht soma OF the little ones,
LoTTIE and HARRY. Brooklyn.
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lore Lemonade.
4 Brooklyn FaiP, 20

A lemonade stand al 90 Chrysrie street man
.x.d by Lillian Reed and May Smith made u IS,
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a Fulton street Fair.

To tue Editor
IncIosed nnd 81 ~. the result " fair heh
al 1911 Fulton street. BROOKLYN.
Irene lInlmes, liAiie DelsncJ,
lI2Hl. kirkpatrick, Sadie Flood,
Jennie Ucaring, Brooklyn, N r.
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In One Day and d Half.

Fred. weslowitz. OF 10 East tiftk strsst. ana
Hattie Fischer OF 7O5 East FiftH t@rtsts COLLECTED
81 for The Evening World" sies1Ani& Fund
in one day and half. sSNiN IN
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Two Li,,ie Mi.nIcs aud BABY sadie

To The Editor:
ny collecting sons aud having a stand on the
sidewalk from which w sold candy and fruit
ws succeeded In making - 50 Tor IN. Sick babies
Fund. Baby sadie Solomon Of - East broad.
way gave the 20 cents
MINNIE ROrHsTElN. ~ East Broadway.
MINNIE STUTzkN ~ East broadway.
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-Four Made This Collection.

4 collection b. Marie and Elodis Normandesn.
OF ~ lee avenue i.iiiie TwAy OF 2o7 Ross slres.
and Mildred Coleman. Of ~ Lee avenue all Of
Brooklyn amounted to 81 So
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EiRhty-eishth street! EaIE,src,

To the Editor: q :. ~ a,u ~
l4lr wa. held a, 6. East Eish,s,.lsAta Ssssae !
Aug l2. II, IS al which s. was realized, BY FL sbI
Nellie Has es /. 2Ol Madison avenue. .1oitsT nom
Clare Hafeminn. Turner's. n. Y. % ,Shlppp1
Christian Peterson 70 East EtEhtyleIfhth afSeE =
Edmund Corrlgsn g. East Eighty eighth street.
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The Coin m bus Club.

To III. Editor
Enclosed plea. and sT.c5. the proceeds o. q
fair given by the Columbus club at AZ Canal
street. 1900
NATHANIEL q. SCIlLAMM. President.
FELIX PIN,'rs. Treasurer.
DANIEL KESsEDY. Secretary.
Members-Wiliiam r.. Merwin. John Condor
Charles RutLmsn AMI John Ellison
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forty-fve class-rooms. with a total ca
paCity for 200 scholars
During the year 1925 buildings now in
the course of construction or for which
contracts have been made will be fin
ished and accommodations made for
ESQ more pupils.
Last year there were 329, 900 scholars
enrolled in the public schools, for whom
there We're 4,635 teachers The added
school accommodations will increase the
number of pupils and teachers. Ac-
CUrding to he figures of Arthur
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Alexand ~r'S Stan d

Alexander Pfeinrr Of Io' East Filth street had
Fund.
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Another Harlem Fair.

To The Editor
luclossd please nnd Sll. the proceeds Of tar
for th. Sick Babies Fund held al So West One
Hundred and Twenty. seventh street By
lIs.s SChlam Reta peeny.
Iu,le EsEen Lille Kempsr
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A Ma ma roneck Fair.

To the Editor: ...
Inelossd please and Is, the proceeds Of fair
for the sick Babies Fund. gotten up BY
JENNIE BALDWIN. sssd fourteen:
HATTIE HALL. aged thirteen, D..
Mlmaroneck, y. Y.
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A Little sidewalk Fair.

TO the Editor
Enclosed please and H.+i. III. result Of fair
held In front OF our house.
Amelia Simon, Belvs lehfsnstvI IN,
Selma Klein. StAila liohtensttln.
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Brooklyn Youngsters DO Well.

A fair held at Washington Hail. Rrooklyn.
Wednesday, Aus, -, realized SIS 10 for the sIok
'HabIes' Fund. The fair was organized and man
aged by
JENNIE MORGAN. 1N Navy street;
AGNES -pULLlGHAN, ISL Navy street.
JOSEPH ENGEL. 1853 Navy street
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A GArden Bazaar.

To the Editor
garden bazaar which Sss held last 'eir
for tn. b.neh, Of the sick babies showed 80 great
a success that We attempted another on Aug ~
At sie Monroe street for the same purpose. In
closed And 81 ~ which was realized
Henrietta L Kuhn, IorA Nsybv..
n,yi. . Kuhn Ethel l. Howard
Bronkiyh y Y
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The Thirsty Helped Them.

70 the Edtor.
Enclosed you Will md u cents which We took In
on the block at lemonade stand.
birdie Never, age I. Ida GirStle, T.
Fannie Bronner. G. stella Timer. J,
Mildred Bronner. s. Fannie Schid. s.
All Of East one Hundred and Third street.
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Fair In East Fiftieth strsessis

To the Editor ga "a
Seeing your good work for the mex snd -
babies ne started a little fair at 34t E4sk
Finisth street. and as a result We iucioss ~ -
promise you to do better next ssasous :, n patir
Edgar SchoenberE, Clarence LehraanH 'sAni n
Title PrsnE Stella S. Roselasl4i 4 Al
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Two TarrytOwn boys.

To the Editor;
Please Hnd inciosed 20 cents from two sms II
boys aged eleven and fifteen years
FRED 'MCUTHEON
CHARLES LIZ MARE
IaTrytoyn y Y.
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Fort,-nInth street Fair.

70 the Editor
take + rustIre n sending 10 you the pro .eds
OF our IAN held In rooms al lG5 East Forty
ninth street. The amount ! have got 10 send
or fund Is 81 %
| Abraham /. sohW 'ho,hs schwartz
ollie S"hweitztr Jimmy Carr
lus-pu Can
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Three Lemonndera.

Leo Goldsmith, Daisy HaliiSsn and Lizzie
Kraft had q lemonade stand al 2iS SECOND avenue
and made ss cents.
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s.id Candies and FruIt.

ru IN. Eiltot'
IntIos.d Il. check Dor Moa W, mad. 1t selling
candies sId fruit.
Mamie Connolly. MARY Lsmbsrth.
Grace Mead Ollie SeNins.
ksst tifty third street.
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Toys on Sidewalk.

10 the Editor ~.
lnciosed md check for Sc 49, obtained ~ the
children Of 2S2 IsnoE avenue, by HAVING q ~
staad sidewalk ~
birdie Gear, John RYAN
Nellie Gear. Willie Kenny.
Georsna Gear, Eugene Weld.
Florence Ryan Josephine O'NeIIl
AdeIl q NELL 49, So. = L.
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S22,265 IN THE FUND.
Another Big Day for the Popular
Summer Charity.
Everybody Is Eager to Make This
Years RECORD Monumental.
The Sick Babies Fund May Reach
$4,000 Before II Closes.


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, =, 50, ,r.., ,.np,s
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- -, y c,.1ra.
So ~
,.,,I., o,. VA, rbirtv.niuth
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w" h,''o" 1870 - ,,,,, ,..,,.
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"''s ~. ~ - 49,, r.,.
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. -. al -,.-., u..oL
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- 49,, n.a,,u,. mar LAMAR
- -, ,,.,., ,,..,t,, ana o,h.,. 1n
WI ,n
o'"rIs 90 ''''''''''''''''
entertainment. ii west oh" ''au'N
ana roFS'hrN s'ee'' '"N 800
I'M anu o'ner' ''''''''''',
rA"' V'' ''''"N '' ,,t
hhn o'"ers. '''''. ''''''''''''''''''' 40
'N'per''"A IN" '"u o"e' a.
Ahnie Noeroei anu H'l'e "','
raw Et' ra''ne e'ee' "'''A'~ 80
NV ' 500 -
entertainment E'' ha"'''o"
htooNNn' hs"nA" ""'p"'' 49,
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Philadelphia Girls.
Three GIRLS and Three Boys.

Sarah Emily and Florenee Reeves. three little
girls from Philadelphia sent 81 for the babies
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To the Editor: f., ssaItEs
A Lemonade candy toy and fruit utand, .cssuep 4,
Of Washington and Prospect streets -Brookiyps :
earned SO in four days The hide nana6sgoo i
were. .. .,-...n
Jennie Howard, Mamie Botty, $50
Mamie Conroy. Rosie Botty, so : $500
Ami Hona H.
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FAIR CHILDREN.
klrls with the kind assistance OF their numerous
friends and npphbors they made quite . su'a ass
and sincerely hope II will help some Of the little
tots.
Alma KimplsnIS EVE Csrmen ~
Lawrence l.. l.
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Friends and Neighbour Helped

70 the Editor.
for the Sick Babis. Fund. We were kindly as
,,.d by our friends and n-ishbors; also. ths lit
tie girls and boys
Katie Quirk Cella walsh,
Phebe BoSns Mary Carroll
Emily Quirk Cold Spring, n. Y
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To the Editor:
Rose. Ellis Pauline. Matilda. Carrie, Gertrude
Carrie Willie Julia, Oitelo. Lila and Ella COLI
lerted 81 for the Sick Babies Fund. d.
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Iwo collectors.

M tn, Editor
InciOsed md 81 collected nv
SARAH oRER, hVe wears old Sis x. Sd al,
RACHAEL MEYERS ~ wears old, 6i5 <. SD al.
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To The Edtof;
Enclosed please md $40 a. proceeds Of fair
held on the corner OF Fiftie;h street and Third
avenue.
FRIEDA HAI.PoRN lst East Fiuisih street:
MARTHA BOSCH, $40 Third avenue.
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Para Handed II In.

To the Editor
I send you BY my papa 81, - for the SICK Babies
Fund. have seen the names o; several OF my
little friends in the eitv sending you something,
40 nv brother and asked the baker. the E-o or
and the other tradesfasn for mite for ths poor
babies and here n t.
ANY HODGE ten years cd
EDWARD HODGE s,ghi years old
Ozark street wssltald, y, J.
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IA 10
HHHt

ne little ones all had good time and tss6e
the bonent for the Sick Blbies' Fund 4 rrest
success WILLIAM GAVIN 5tClert5,
for Mrs. y. NJ iROGERs
Prospect House. Bay Shore, L. L
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no schools in the country can equaI
ours in respect TO their sanitary slair.
There can be now no complaint on me
score of settees Formerly IN uhc, ny
have been replaced by desks and sea =
for each pupil. The problem Of properly
heating and ventilatlng the class;rooinS
has been successfully solved. Each rhilu
will be supplied with from twenty-ei2ht
10 thIrty-tWo cubic feet OF fresh air
a minute under the appliances now In
use, and this without mourning any
danger from draught, as the tempera,
a uniformity OF 20 degrees. This result
has, been brought about at an expenli-
ture OF one-fourth the money IL COSTS
other cities TO accomplish.
by recognizing the fact that The neces-
sity for additional sittings, arising from
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Fair In sutton Place.
BIanche Is Only Ten.

To the Editor: ...
Inelosed you will md 80 cents which have
collected from my friends. Am ten years old
BLANCHE ADANsKS.
Al East Ons Hundred and SIxih street.
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Collected h, Er-da nnd Minn,-.

To the Editor
Inclcsed please md - objected by
FUEDA JOsEPIISoN thirteen yssr. old
MINNIE JOsEPHsoN. twelve year. old
80 East one Hundrvd and sixth street
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Moss. Cottage. Lons urA nch.
4 Fair In Her Yard.

70 the Editor
/ had fair in my yard for two DAYS, assisted
by three girl friends, 10 earn a littl. money for
The rick babies We earned 81. Of. which gladly
EMMA MATHEWS. aged twelve years.
fremont, y. J.
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Fair In the Ares

To the Editor:
ln,osed nnd $40 from four little siris under
zen years Of age; the proceeds Of a fair held In
the arsANsy by
RsnEie Schetding Lulu SCherding
hsbe Graham, l.ousls Huber.
East one Hundred And Thirty seventh street
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Two LittIe Girls Fair.

To the Editor:
Inclos.d please And IS. made a. 'air nv tive
Idle gIrl. ELLEN y. HARhlNs.
X. DUNN
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I small Concert.

To the Edi}or.
Please mad iuclosed 81 the proceeds Of
snltu concert held on Aug o., SN. Kings.
bridge, y, '.
katir Post susie Mcguire
N.iue Mcguire
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Five Managed II.

Ia The Editor.
ln' lO,sd hhd $40 the receipls "f fair held at
IN. residence o. Mr.. lie Roy, l,5 High street,
Rro.kIyn. from Aug - to IS, under the manage
nsnt OF
Gert.e NCCoTmavk Hsssis Murphy,
Int, lie Roy Irene MCCoTTEck
Mamie BNrnes BROOKLYN,
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seven In This Fair.

To tie Editor. o.. -, sf-
At a fair held by seven little children in Fify-f
ninth street. near Lexington avenue a.w 'w.4A
made. These are the children: ,,i-,
Mabel Silyerstein. Erma RossnhRrS. ,l4,y.E
claire Marsh. Robert Marsh, :. 49,
WilhamenA Mooney, Francis Bushwafd. 80.
pernard KluE 3.
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Little Collectors.

Enclosed YOU will nnd - collected by:
Sophie Chlebovsky, Rosie SewhauA
Gusse ChleboNsky. Addie NewhauA
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Eight Send 81.
Fifty-si.th street children.

To the Editor
tcIsinnen' a. 1856 East Finy-sixth street, W.
collected 81 Is.
CLARA c. BoNS, Treasurer
ROBERT GANS, Manager.
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this specially TO the worlds" columns.
IT is called Dear Louise" II you love
piayed on the piano. II cannot be bought
anywhere c!sc.
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To be EiIof:
Inclossd md los. collected by three girls ana
hree bows aged six 10 thirteen. from a fair.
Tottie Donnelv. Joseph Doppnser,
Katie McCarron Thomas A1rgoo.
Annie Coppinger william Coppinget; -
as Dean street, Brookrsns =
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susie's Sidewalk Fair.

To the Editor:
am a girl slsvsn years old. and had tair
on tn. sidewalk at 2is Fast One Hundred and
Seventh street and received 81 for the sick
babies. SUSIE hURPHf.'
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Liiu. Sidewalk Merchants.

FrsnS rhryer 81 East Tory-hhb 'trs.'. ant
gust Van ErlnE 1I Eir Forty NJ. street.
had EAnI and sold 81 worlh OF lrmlu,i-,
andes sld toss fpT the Fund
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Lemen.ar in Eiehty-.,.tA .sttest.a ~

70 the Editor. 1.sn 7s"si
Enclosed you will md 50 cents the pr6cesds u ~
little lemonade stand kept In Ease Eshty.sIisA 81
street held by the following girls: lr7 t5sh nst
FANNIE MANOvITL. s~ 4'1yafsasf
sas hast Eighty nfth strsss. ~
BERTHA hANOVlLL. -
u,nr, ~ isS w Ear; n, ElEhly NTH street.
s2s East Eighty -dfth street.
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To the Editor:
lnclosed md money order for - Tor tn. SICK
Rabies Fund, the proceeds " an shisrtsinrsnt
held On the lawn Of Mrs Annie W. skinusr,
Main street. Aus 10. The entertainment con
slated " sonss and trcltations and ~. thor
oughly enjoyed b, the 1Oo patrons. All the littls
entertainers whose ages range from three 10 ten
wears deserve the highest praise for their -
ccllent work And how proud they were TO hnos
that they were doins II all Tor the sick hahss
The following are the names OF the little ones
Willie 4. Msrvne, Edns Co1Eens,
Clarence What Fauie SAWYER.
Alvin Din Mari De Voc
,hsrIss Cozsens lnnizs GriukS,
Jo,le Denrlsb,ck Eta TODAY,
Be.u. NII.t Grace llodsp
Euls NAV skinner Bessie Bertinser
MIR. e. u, SKINNER
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ANOTHER POPULAR SONG.

The Author of sweet Marie" Com
poses n Song for The World.
Raymon Moore. who wrote Sweet
Marie" has composed another popular
song which will first he published in the
SUNDAY World" Mr.. Moore contributes
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Five Collectors.

TO the Editor:
Solomon krisk,, Of i71 Broome street Hd-s
nond, Herbert and Joseph Mass OF lSs BfsoAe 80
street, and Henry Weber, OF - Attorney strait ~
collected u "a for the Fund. .-.-
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Old Primary School No. g. in which
there were but four class-rooms. has
been abandoned because of the building
OF an annex to Grammar School No. -
on East Fourth street. which makes
room for 800 new pupils.
Old Grammar School No. 81, on West
exclusively as a school for colored chill
dren. The new Grammar School No. 81
Is located on West Forty-ffth street.
scholars. those who formerly attended
School No 80. on West Forty-second
street, will pursue their studies In the
new building.
In all. Recommendations have been pro-
vided for 6.730 pupils. But notwithstand-
Ing this increase in school accommoda-
lions. Superintendent Of School Build
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Lexington Avenuc Fair.

To the Editor
We had fair in front OF our residence, l7,S
Lexington avenue. and rolIsctsd the inciosed
q Tor the Babies Fund.
oscar Blslsr. Louis BlsisI
Lillian MAY. Charles Fell.
Minnie Levy, Leonard Lew.
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THE MAMARONECl

THE MAMARoNECh
q fair held by Blanche, Daisy. Lettis and wh'is
Cuiliugtou, ssliis Riee. Edwena Dreyer and Paul
i'm. nrITeu You're truly j. J, NJ,
" Msmaroncct. n y |
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Fair In Bersen street, BroesNisS
Earned by jennie.

To The Editor =. = - =, n :
Please nnd iuelossd for the Sick Babies Fund
81 o. earned by jennie Hebron. AGED twelss,.
In sailing articles from 4 stand on Wsst Nnnaty.
seventh street last Saturday. 'rt; 1,fss-N'A.r
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All letter. IRON ssats,su.sr. 70 n. sish s..s.s
lsyslr IN tAis ssluna i.isH - 9 :. =. I. =.