The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-07-10
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Pittsburg. where facilities are, ade-
aaate for their care; free public
baths for men and dormitories
where selt-respecting man may.
secure sanitary bed and lodging for
a nominal charge; an emergency
home for stranded families or
mothers with children, who travel
Or are elected and have no place to
lay their heads; relief and storage
rooms where supplies, like clothing,
shoes and provisions may be kept
and dispensed according to the
needs of the aty..9 2Ete}A't g 7
clarksbdrS must equal other en-
terprlsing cities OF the slate in this
direction: Huntington having raised
$4,000 for q Salvation Army build
ing during last winter, land Charles
ton having raised s$5, 200, engaged
in by the most prominent citizens of
both cities. = q ra;l
s'a Right Move. taia tp"sa' !.
AS a prominent business man
said: This is a move ii the right
direction and should receive the
hearty endorsement, moral and
financial support of. every man, .wo-
man and child in clarksburg; who
have at heart the bettedment of the
community and the citizens are Ma
city; it is a wealthy and we'll to do
bile to forget that there are distress
and need, and moral awakening
needed IN this city in behalf of its
young men and young women, SO
that the opportunity will soon be. pre-
scented to clarksburg to make her.
! self proud OF an institution that
will be the pride of the city.
Boost for a Greater clarksburg.
Do It while you live and with a
small EFFORT on the part of a large
body of citizens for six days, the
second week OF September, 1t is safe
to say that such a building and such
| an institution for the city wlllabe
a reality. 9 f1se.r Is IT. 8,
The business man, the lawyer, the
doctor, the Judge. the wagezearner,
and rank and file OF the citizenship
OF the city believe in the work of the
lSalyation Army and its ability to
handle Alternately the philanthropy
and the social service of the city,
and with Mr.. CT B. Alexander as
campaign chairman, 'ea ~ successful
and extremely worthy effort will
mark the citizens movement.
What some of the representative
citizens say:
~ heartily commend. the prac-
tical work. and the purpose Of the
salvation Army. From personal OBJ
seryation ] am convinced, that it is
an, organization that is doing much
for the benefit of humanity.
Csigned)
'tcHAlRi1Es BAIRD MToHhIlL,
'SRector Of Christ Church. :
'aThe great work that is being
done generally by the salvation
tArmy meets with my approval, as I
think 1t should with allsmen who, are
interested in the up-lift OF human
lity. The proposition for the erec-
iItion OF a bnildThg in this city for
1.-The carrying forward Of rescue and
kkImdred work meets with my ap-
prevail. i trust it will materialize i.
Istgned1
sSHAYMCNSD MAXWELL "
uThe undersigned has observed
from It's inception the growth Of the
religious land humane work OF the
Salvation Army. It has certainly
ERrown nightly in favor with God
and with man and is signally deserv-
ing in this city of the proposed
/ building.
"f4MlRY T. Mcc1IEIGJAND,
pastor presbyterian Church 7"
cThe work of the salvation Army
Il .oisuucfi 4 nature that Il deserves
the substantial financial support of
the cQpsgsllni sa,4sgSsFsls -,