The Washington times., 1911-12-11
GOOD FELLOWS
NEEDED TO AID
5000 CHILDREN
Many Of Them Have Never
Heard About Santa
Claus.
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SCOHtlnue0 from rlTst IdSS'I
not allow them to wake up on the
day Of all days. and discover Santa
Claus has forgotten them entirely.
The St. Nicholas Girl is sure you will
see to It that at least one of these
little ones is provided with the toys
1t asks for this Christmas.
Claus was bountiful to you You con-
sidered him 9 pretty. good fellow.
didn't your Well. here's your oppor-
tation. There are hundreds OF lonely
little youngsters who will wake up
on Christmas morning to find that
Santa Claus has forgotten them en-
Low. come forward with your contri-
button. II you are q mother and have
laid your own dear one away, re-
member there is another little one
girls and boys. who is looking ana
longing for Christmas. Just as your
own dear child longed That child
ths th, one s,,S, tc bring ifsy little sunshine into
II you are ali alone in the. world,
remember that there are any number
Of children In Washington who are
likewise alone Only this morning
Nicholas Girl a letter from one of
these little lonely ones. which read:
Dear Santa Claus: ''.
PLEASE don't forget me and my sister.
mother, because they are both dead, and
the lady that takes care Of us says that
Santa Claus doesn't come to poor peo-
pies houses, and to people who ain't
other lady told us that II we would
write to some GOOD FELLOW at rhe
Times office he would bring us Christ
mas present. 90 will you please give us
each one, II 1t isn't asking too much.
My sister and me are seven and eight
whatever you give us. IL there is any.
thing left after you give the others 9
present But please, Mr.. GOOD Eel.
LOW speak to Santa Claus. and ask
''' "WfLI1AM Wi ANA AND Is RUTH RE1cK."
Lest We Forget.
Shall Santa Claus forget these chill.
dren. Mr.. GOOD FELLOW?
Here Is letter which accompanied ar
envelope packed full of pennies and
dimes which a proud father brought Intc
The Times. office and deposited on the
desk of the st. Nicholas Girl this morn
ing:
Dear st. Nicholas Girl:
II am little girl two years old. ant
when heard that Santa Claus wouldn't
to sS might 5Huna mot
any. / told my mamma to open my banl
and send my pennies to Santa Claus, IL
buy. pretty play toys for the 'pool
chiiiuns; Wishing you Merry Christ
.'.. "ADELE M. g."
OF course, Adeles mother wrote tn,
letter. for her little hands arc too email
70 hold the pen. and little girls Of twt
es fe al ot the euss bs wo4d 'pSsks ss k 4;
Adele's heart is in the right place, and
she Is cordially welcomed to the roya
circle of GOOD FELLOWS.
II you do not own a bank. like lNtl'
Adele, you can ask your mother to hell
you gather your old toys together. ant
send them down to the st. Nichola
Girl, who will see that some child re
ceives them, who will appreciate an,
become a GOOD FELLOW. and who'll
families may join the ranks.
From time to time the st. Nicholas Cir
| will outline the plans whereby Santi
aua Of WI Wa.hnsony RnS hoy READ she s@
will make better man or bette
| woman of you.
Better Men and Women.
At present, the st. Nicholas Girl is II
need Of some GOOD FELLOW who viii
volunteer the use of an automobile TO
| in some of the toys that have been do
mated. but which the contributors ar
not able to send to the office Of Th
Times. Who will be the first GOOI
| FELLOW to respond to this request
Write or telephone to the st. Nichola
| Girl, Times office.
Later, there will be q call for volun
teers to assist in sorting and distrtbut
ing the presents to the poor children
But before this Is done, Santa Clau
must have many more donations. an,
the time is growing shorter and short
| err. Two weeks from today is Christ
mas day, and in that time the colossa
tCsk of providing Christmas gifts TO
5000 little children must be accomplish
ed. So send in your name, and be en-
rolled on the list of GOOD FELLOWS.