The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-01-15

Mrs. VI. r. s., Rhode IsIand street,
near TrentIefh-Let the Keller Corpo-
ration go over the city and ma the
needy who are not dweinns IN
parks; then let them be aided
I'd wIbor~-Buy lots and build four
room cottages for the refugees. oulo
cottages for people who now own 49,
use the surplus in erecting nome Ior
the aged and disabled
wtIfred Cuahman. COIusa-Estaelish
a national relief fund. the same 20 oe
handled by a comittee OF nve or seVsn
members from various parts OF tno
country.
Mrs. J. @. Clark, z71O Hilbert streef-s
Build and maintain a home FOR incur
ables similar to that established By tna
Kings Daughters. which was burned IN
April
Mrs. Levi McCash-Build an indus
trial home. with a hospital and scnoolsy
and maintain the same with the income
of the surplus.
Edwin GOodaII-"The business way OF
handling that fund" says Mr. Goodalls
is to distribute among the various or
ganized. recognized and reputaoIe cnar-
table institutions OF the city. Give th9
money to the Red Cross, the Salvarion
Army. the Boys and Girls Aid society
the Catholic. Protestant and jewish
orphan and benevolent societies. to the
Old Ladies Home. to the Associated
Charities. to the Rescue Home, the Wo-
mems Exchange, the Childrens and
other eIeemosynary hospitals. etc Iou
can rest assured no harm VIII come 70
the body polite II the money In cues
ton is dispensed through these chan
nels.'
Eugene Clark, 212 B street-supply
the needy with furniture. help the
small business men. give the people IN
the camps cash to start anew Wltn'
put the old people In the Old Peoples
Home and pay a lump sum for their
keeping. and then hunt up the men and
women who gave their services during
the first days OF the calamity and COM
pensate them literally.
Gertrude Riley. Camp 25-Give 81
600, 900 to maintain the old people now
at Ingleside and divide the balance
among the refugees. L am thinking OF
/ getting married." concludes Miss Riley.
"and would be glad TO get assistance 10
help US start housekeeping"
E.. H. FruncIs-eive $4,000. 900 to the
famine sufferers Of China and save
100000 people who face starvation
William II. KeIser. GA woodward
avenue-Build and maintain a hospital
for the sick refugee and the sick
stranger: let the healthy take on their
coats. roll up their sleeves and do their
part in restoring the city.
w. L. NJ. AIameda-Divide the
81, 100000 among those who carried in
surance but have failed to recover IL.
] "a Il, 81 t.
dividuaI Will carry out his own future
Let these men return the money out
of the profits OF their business and then
endow a hospital out OF compliment to
the donors OF the fund
Charles VI. Perkins. CIty-Use the
fund for re-estabHshing in business
men who have suffered loss.
Refugee. $50 Thirty-eIEhth street,
Oa4zlnnd-Use the fund for building
homes for elderly people made home
less by the disaster and for supporting
them.
w. l.. Hiskey, Nazarene Church.
Guerrero and Fourteenth streets-Two
members to be appointed from each
church in the city and these to aid re-
lief workers to award to widows worth
less than $1,000 a cash sum OF $500
Give 5000 to each orphan who owns
less than $500. Give aged men each
800. Give every needy family $40 =
month till next June. What Is left to
be divided among ministers getting a
! less salary than $500 a year.
Mrs. LeonOre Hottie. Pacific Grove
The relief COMMITTEES should buy lots
and build good houses and fats to be
rented at rates prevailing before tbs
fire. Give property and rents TO eharit-
q . LET ~ laTf ,F
poration go out OF business.
Mrs. G.. ID. Jones. S21s Sixteenth
street-Use part OF the fund for pur-
chasing a { full value from the holders OF
fire insurance policies OF webbing com
panies. Then let the relief people get
legal talent 10 collect the money from
the companies
stephen Dewfng-Keep up the hunt
for needy sufferers; pay all genuine in
surance policies in fun where the COM
panies refused for no good reason ex-
cept their inability to pay; share the
fund with other places that suffered in
the disaster.
Andrea sbarboro, IfaIian-Amersrap
Bnnk-The greater part OF the Fund
should be used for building comfort
able. permanent homes for able-bodted
refugee men and women. allowing them
70 pay for their homes in such INSTALL
ments as to complete payment in 200
months at the most. No interest to Be
paid. Provide a large. comfortable
poorhouse for indigents.
Mention :.