The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-02

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sited io Visit The home. and should
soo the orphan children and the
manner IN @hsch thes are being
tsuderly cared for hy Father Buck.
ncy. not one sould hesitate a mo
msui 10 contribute The stoo requir-
sd as a part 81 the fund
4 would suggest ~ she said Yes
terdgy. that after this fund has
, been subscribed and paid iu It be
placed In the hands of ID. trustees
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safest character 81 annual revenue
bearing investments possible. and
that the net revenue arising from
sam. La used annually In accord
ance with the suggestions made by
Dr., Buckner ia his last annual re-
port. as follows
The institution should BE- Ut least
sufficiently endowed to meet all eN-
penses of repairs. Improvements, eS-
tensions. salaries. insurance and
other unavoidable expenses. leaving
contributions made By the people to-
be expended upon the support Of the
children The school should he en-
dowed sufficiently to support half
dozen good teachers, to be always
present II schools whose patrons
are nearly all able to pay tuition
need endowment, why not a school
for. say 500 and more students,
none of whom can pay tuition? The
technical school should be endowed
sufficiently to place good practical
instructors in the shops, with the
machinery, 10 help make men out of
poor boys and make the shops money
earners for the home at the same
time
II would further suggest that Il
list of the subscribers to this first
endow ment fund be placed upon a
tablet to be hung on the walls Of the
home, thus showing for all time to
come the subscribers to this, their
first endowment fund. and ] want
it understood that due credit shall
be given to each and every person
! throughout the state who aids in
this great work
1T is sad. but true, that the num-
! Der of children that are being cared
| for by this home is largely increas-
| ing annually. Hence it is very appar-
ent that permanent arrangements
I should be made to create sufficient
/ funds to perpetuate this good work.
! Il cares for children regardless of
/ denomination or previous character,
and the mothers throughout the
state should reflect and, while they
are in a position to contribute and
while they are able, use their efforts
| towards its ENCOURAGEMENT.
1T is not intended that this shall
in any way affect contributions Civ
en- annually as heretofore, for YOU
will observe that it is necessary that
this continue, and it is to be hoped
will annually increase, for it is nee
essary to have that fund in addition
TO the revenue that will arise from
the endowment fund To maintain the
home. Dallas Morning News,
sunday. January 27th, 1901