The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-17

, lecturer on constitutional law, washing
ton Law School. Washington. D. c.;
Mrs. William G.. Choate. president New.
York Exchange for Women's Work: Mrs.
| Frederick Nathan. president Consumers
League; Mrs, M. Fullerton, superinten-
dent of the Society for the Improvement
OF the Poor: Mrs. Ralph D. Trautman..
Womens Health Protective Association:
Mrs. Edmund Hubbard. Mrs. Colgate
Hoyt. Mrs. Howard Carroll. Mrs. Charles
Truax, Mrs. j. Frederick Essler. Mrs.
William G. States, Mrs. Frederick Pier
son, Mrs. Richard H. Savage, Mrs. Lowell
Jerome, Mrs Perry s. Boynton. secretary
Woman's Republican Club. New York:
Mrs. William Gilbert Davies. Mrs. George
Place. Mrs. Emma Thursby.
This Board will. in a large measure
conduct the charitable work Of the In
sttute. They will have administrative
control OF the charitable and loan funds
given for this work. The Institute has
already agreed to treat these charity pa
tients on basis. making 1t possible for
every one desiring treatment to secure It.
Moneys given to this fund are held IN
trust and administered in the following
way: a
The cases Of persons desiring treatment,
but who claim to be unable to pay tha
full cost of the same. are carefully ex-
a1nined through the agency of the Wo-
mems Auxiliary, II their cases are found
worthy, small loans will be made them
from this fund to enable them to meet
the actual cost of treatment, as the in-
st1tute has offered to treat these cases at
less than the actual present cost to the
Institute In order to safeguard these
trust funds, no money will he paid out
from 1t except as the names OF the bene-
fciaries hereunder are deposited with
the Trust Company and upon q written
order of the officers of the Women's
Auxiliary and the director Of charities
Of the institute. In this way every eate-
guard will be thrown around the trust
fund to assure its direct application to
this work Of charity. AS these loans are
repaid by the benehciaries from time to
time moneys will be replaced In the
fund to again be loaned to needy per-
sons In this beneacent work.
The National Women's Auxiliary Is TN
parent body and will have legislative au-
thority and administrative control over
the local auxliaries to be hereafter or
ganized throughout the United States.
Each local auxiliary will have five or
moro members. who will be represented
by delegate member In the NatlonaI
Auxiliary, The local auxilinrles VIII be
chartered from tho National Auxiliary.
and will be the primary bodies through
which Individual cases VII be helped
The plans for these local auXiliarles are
so far-reachng that they may be organ-
lied on the one hand, either out OF or IN
connection with existing bodies or local
auxiliary may come INTO existence for
the single purpose OF helping some one
case back to health and self-respect. The
executive office of the National Wo-
mems Auxiliary will De In the Fuller
building. Fifth Avenue and Twenty-third
street New York, commonly known us
the "nat-ron" building,
Rther unique. is 1t not? A strong bust,
ness organization making possible ara
v work. a '1 great re-. philanthropy When. the
Enterprise enter 3 stands behind great moral
effort 10 save men and women do We
not get conditions for doing The best wSrk
approach the idealf
Surely there Is one trust that all good
men and women can welcome; the trut
that anItss men and women to fyh.
bers OF the Moments National Auxiliary
of the Oppenheimer institute have ac-
cepted the opportunity and the rsspnnnnsl-
are OF different creeds. they have differ.
ont views OF many things, but they are OF
one mind in this effort 70 HELM the help,
less and bring hope to the hone!ess, anu
operation 10 the White Rlbhoner and the
Blue. to the Temperance and Reform Sos
cietIss OF all Churches, to Christian En-
deayorers., 70, Wearers q the silver Cross:
only that they too may have q share in
tive work In the world and OF helping 70
hasten the time when that peffect unity
OF all righteous endeapor ipr Wn,ah HA
prayed may DO an accomplished 1aes-
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