The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-18

The Hospital Saturday and Sun
day association of New
York City.
Hospital Saturday, Dec. 20.
Hospital Sunday. Dec. 80.

The needs OF the Hospitals are extraordinary ~
this time. Help should be prompt and liberal.
Contributions arc especially solicited on Hospital
Saturday and Sunday for tbs GENERAL FUND,
which will be divided among the Associated Hos
pitfalls on the basis OF FREE care for the Sex
poor.
Gifts may be designated. however. for any hos
pltal OF this city. aud such Etfss viii bs duly for
warded by the Treasurer of the Association 70 me
hospital indicated BY the donor.
To increase both the number Of Sivers and
the amounts Of gifts. two Dubhc-spirttea
members OF the Board Of Trustees make the
OFFER 90 duplicate Tor this Collection all kffes
over slOO. 900. % the extent OF slO.eoSi
by which srcr svery xtft beyond slOo. 0os
will be doubled until $4,000 % reached.
There 10. therefore. special effort being made
70 bring the collection up - this amount. ana
all friends Of the sick poor are asked 90 oen-
tribute according to thsir means. The Col"
lection last year was seS, 8DG.S3-
METHODS or CONTRIBUTING.
H. Through the Collections In The Churches. on
Hospital Sunday. and In all the Synagogue on Hos
9 Through Auxiliary Associations in Trades
Dry Goods Au,nary-John q Eames of the II.
BANKERS and Broksrs-R. J. cross President;
p, TSSsSSo and SsI 6ssT TSTsds. M T =; cg%Iintss
Paint and Vsnish Trades"H. Kohnstsmm.
President; A. B. Ansbacher. Treasurer = Murray
Drug, Chemical. and Aniine TradesIy. L.
sissI President; A, Ku''r0n' Treasurer. i'' Duane
Iron. Steel. Metal. and Machinery rrsdes-ha1
Ns clo;SiinT T. .Ss K;saars sa T h NJ, Marks.
S SCisS q S !: ,; v.n w sns Ss..r rre Sssshsw ~i RosS,
lam Damn. j; ". Goddard q sons: Cluet1 re,
R spoihs q CO Crouch 3; + : s'l sisix N; : cs M1Ess' j. ar foii'
mer. J. schneer's Sons. and J. n. PslmenoerEs
Book Trade-By Committee-Charles Scribner.
Geo; Haven Putnam. Geo. A. Piympton. and H. X
Hide and Leather. Trades-By julius Robertson
and Eugene II. Conkiln.
rrsdesHLee Kohns. President; and Messrs. Henry
WI IT., and Tra VIM. 8 :m pi,s"i 4T1ir,.,,. President. and
Coal 'Trsde~Messrs. Ward a ELEPHANT.
Jewelry Trade-Leopold Stern. President.
A. N {. M ssiGssT 4. Isnde sSSanSo1Ai 4. r. f Posi-. j. Z.
If Isce' Em sTa sGga and m Trimmings rrade.-Emn
Levi and Charles Wimpfhelmer;
and Rud. Z. Sehirmer. H.. B, Trcmaine, c. H. Di'son'
A. c. j. Hupfei and George Ehret. ,jr..
Confectionery Trade-Henry Helde and H..
Arehitects=wm. Rutherford. Mead. President;
and Robert W; Gibson and II s = HsDden 1smss c.
Russell, and Louis seligsberg. Treasurer. IL Broad
Wine and Liquor Trades-Edward R; Emerson.
Geo. A. Eessler, G, Speckel. Chas.. Gundlachl Z, f.
Sevems. VIM. c. Moore. G. s. Nichols and Henry
Batter.
Building Trades-Otto NJ. EldlitZ, Presidents; and
James n. Strong, VIM. H.. McCord. ChRs. II. Wills,
Chas. n. Brzse. and John s. Beattie.
Boot and Shoe Trade-John II. HAnan. President:
Chas. F. Neergaard, Daniel p. Morse, Z. c. Thayer.
r. H.. Lockwood. and B.. J~acobson.
Hardware Trade-ChArl r. WiebuSch. j. Leon
ard Varick and Edward c. Van Claim.
Printing Trade-W. c. Pepper, Chairman: James
T. Harper, 3. W. Wilson. and W. G. Whitman.
Tea Tradc-George S. Clapp. A. p. Irwin and
J. W. Buttheld.
WoMAN's AUXILIARY.
C) Through the woman's Auxiliary. by send
ing directly 10 Mrs. james Speyer, Treasurer, 2S7
Madison Avenue.
OTHER
u Through auxlliares or committees on all
the Exchanges.
81 Through gifts sent direct TO Mr.. CHARLES
LANIER, General Treasurer, So Cedar 81, TO whom
ali money. however contributed, should be sent
by check to his order Tor endorsed "a himl before
Jan. Is, 1907.
GEORGE MACCULLoCH MILLER. President.