The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1912-01-19
EDITORIAL SERMONS
ANNA AGNES MALEY


ANNA AGNES MMEY
observation-disclosures.
CHARITY.
There was vcrabe saurnaa of charitable activities during
salvation Army ncndieans ,hyered beside their aims pots ON
Teachers of the schools bcsough little charges bring
This and that the other society baskets of food ana
"O''S
Lady Henry is in New acquantng herself with social
dons settlement work She is amazed at the progress which
At one of the halls Lady Henry helped wash dishes
Think of live Lady helped wash dishes ,..,..,
Albeit the surprising Rich for the Poor displayed
Lady act touching the occurrence has Its fear
Work means bread And it not proper that
the Lady to crafty passing wh should take 50 much a" crust
Ladies should discover that they really CAN wash dishes
useful labor during time they time further in
jure the lower cawses by scabbing on the job
suggestion that the claim is all nature
world dshwashng would be lighter Ladies into
their share If all Ladies had real personal interest
selves with less elaborate table service
toward expressed his question when he asked
bucket of What would Judy be dom the name
,. az ssn Y non m to- nS h'e E Te iS
poverty be much like the general feeling toward te
The problem before the charity congress like this: How can
keep from drowning having cast him into the sea with
Pray for him
Admonsh him.
Throw straws to the fellow
charity dance for the pray
poor the poor Do anything in fact but get off
their backs Il
Last papers with of the charity ball
style benefacon bestowed by Americas successful men and
women
Boost the charities all ye boosters!
Did not one New society the cost
of distributing which was only $45OOoO?
charitable of the prime ends for which live and
without job, and any job dosodier king
beggar magician phianthropist prostitute pocan-bead we
have and cake we get It, and jobs Jop Tor that
If you don't believe charity up and gf
you they the progressive methods of
collecting their salaries s read the eo f0 % Tnc b b
Judge sells advertising for less than saucy price
HUNGER TGSf G Ess cRNFsI AND B bP HSPG Ho%S ae prevalent this
Winter the poor in New A 6 & mqJt bs oongssd
ON The FIRING LINE Of A. G. P are 28 relief visitors
detian These
are busy in the districts every working day in
trained staff of social workers and 5000
TWO METHODS OF ATTACK used by this Association 1t
provides immediate and relief without red tape or for
may investigates the needs of the poor in their homes helping
VICTORY IS NECESSARY benefit of the neghborhood
city, the world The battle involves responsibility
improving the condition of the poor Every family saved
THE SINEws OF WAR be provided if the battle to be
continued wagd successfully Poverys guerilla warfare not
easy requires the strategy sixtseen years Of
perene phanhropc work has taught Last over $500
900 spent relief and minsraon in saving over 10000
families.
are ways you help destroy four of poverty s
weapons:
HUNGER 200 A of groceries for family Of five
Meat for dinners in ten homes
COLD A coat and miens for small child
100 A young working boy or girl
400 A comfortable blanket OF a small stove.
10000 Coal seventy homes during the three win
ten
25O0 viii tide a family over a period Of illness
1000 An outfit for children for school.
Outfits three durable tuberculosis pa
tents a sanatorum
DESPAIR 5000 The price artificial limb will
cripple selfsupport
100000 Will support for year of the visiting
SICKNESS 800 Moving expenses