The Washington herald., 1911-02-06
WHAT S. WILL DO
Performs First Aid in -Four
Cases of Charity.
STILL DOING GOOD WORK
Bill on Relief Expedition Saving
People from Aims and Helping
Them to Maintain Their Self
Respect-MOney Advanced and IL
Later Repaid in Every Instance.

| How S bill performed first aid"
in four instances is recOunted in the
| following brief tale vOuched for by the
| Associated Charities, which was a party
to the transaction: q
The first relief expedition organized by
the bank note was to woman about
| to lose her furniture unless she imme-
diately paid loan contracted for at
all eXorbitant rate of interest. To be
sure it was for a small amount. but 1t
| looked very big to her. The money
was advanced. and later repaid in small
sums OF 25 and 80 cents.
The next time it was a young colored
| family in need. This family kept lit
| tie store. but the stock had become
depleted Five dollars would enable them
! to buy the things in demand. Again the
| money was sent on its GRAND. In a few
months the loan was returned. having
| done its work with complete success.
Took Big Chances.
\ third time the S was sent abroad
| On this occasion il went to il man Just
out Of Jail. He was trying to get on
his feet and make an honest living He
| needed help TO set Il supply of articles
which he was selling on commission. In
| this way he hoped to support his fam
lily Perhaps it seems that the bill took
big chances.
At any rate the loan was made and in
due time repaid a hundred cents on the
dollar. But the s. was given no rest
Again It was put to work and Is still
busy. This time it is helping 4 man
who has been i'll. His rent is overdue
and without this loan he must have
been Obliged to resort TO the sharks for
help.
If all goes we'll. tho money will be
repaid in Il few months. Thus in four
instances. this s. has proved God
send and is still going about its bust
ness of saving people from aims and
helping them TO maintain their sclf-re-
Spect.
List of Contributions.
The Associated Charities. a25 II street
northwest. through its treasurer. John
JOY Edison. acknowledges the following
amounts for the association:
Mrs. Charles Henry Davis. S; Aaron Br,lawskI. |
SIC; Law Reporter Printing Company. IS; Mrs Da- |
.id J. Brewer. $40; cash, slo.ls; Miles NJ shand. |
s.; ILeur. Richard n. White. 81: Miss Leila Mech
lin. s.: Hon. Franklin Mscveagh. s.: Archibald |
King. SIS: Isaac Gan. S. Rev. Samuel II. Grane. |
S; William H. Ernest. $: William W. Dodge. s.: |
q. Mexican. SO; L. Il. Quackentrish. 81; George
W. Stuart. s.: John NJ. CUP S; Thomas L. Rob |
crtson. SO; DrIlin & Martin. IS r. ". Iawrerce
s.; Miss F. II. Inscrsoll, 81: Robert 4. DeIleti $;
DR.. Sofe Nordhod Jung. SO; Mhs Catherine h |
Pokinhorn. s; W. Clarence Dur.l SO.
For Relief Association.
Milton f. Allies. treasurer, acknowledges |
the following contributions for the Citi- |
zens' Relief Association:
Francis Fl. Gondall s.; Mrs. T. Nesblt Wright
s.: Mrs Alyce S. Kidwell. g: Charles W. Gray
81; Rear Admiral Sidney 4. stanton SO: James
L. Low. SO; Frcd q. Mexican, SO: John NJ. Culp
s.; Thomas ]. Brown. s; Mai Duncan e. Phillips
$lGe; Admiral Thomas .. Sefrdse IS
Donations Acknowledged.
The joint finance committee, Howard s.
Reside treasurer, has received the fol-
lowing:
Mrs. r g. Pcck. &: ]. W. Ruprert Bro 80:
Hugh 4. Thrift. $40; Mr. and Ms Iarz Andersen
N0o; Lewis Thompson, 81 Mn. Hannah y. Mann
a. Edward r. Alsop. 50; Dr. Daniel n. Shute $;
Or. II. ]. Allen, so; A. E Fisher Sc: Mis- Cara
Wilson. 81: Mr.. and Mrs. o. +. y. Madden. s.:
Mrs Elizabeth Sutton. S: Sanders Staynan, SIC
Miss Jane Read. s.: Gen. Samuel s. Buriettc S:
Mr.. Jennie +. Andrews. 8: Frank J. Day. $50;
William Haller. $40; Comma nder W. Strother smith
o: George F. Muth CO., S; Rev. John Oor1,cIl. 81
George \. Coffry. so; Harry r. Nexomb So;
=. H. Z. l.. 81: ]. ]. Gilbert. SO; Senator ".
Murray Crime. $50; Mrs +. A. Clark, $: Mrs.
Charles II. Dietrich. s.; Mrs. NJ G. Bradford s.;
MAJ. W. 2. Van Ncss. SO; cash, s; Rev Abram
Simon. S: cash S: Dr. Stewart r. Muncaster IS
Mrs. CammOnd Kennedy. S.; William A. Lee;ch |
10: Miss Susan NJ. Landnn, S; Judge Charles S.
Sundy. So S. kann. Sons & Co, EDO; Mrs. Achsah |
/. Loomis, s.; William 7. Belts so. !