Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18

and twelve years old. Children are IN
need OF warm clothes and shoes.
a poor woman discharged from
hospital as incurable. Has chronic
Rheumatism OF the hip, back and
knee. Unable to work and is living
mainly upon the charities of her
ueighbors, who are also poor people.
Courts the fullest investigation and
asks for food.
Food and clothing for family OF
eight children Is asked for by a
woman who says she Is i'll and nn-
able to do hard work, and whose
husbands work is very slight owing
10 hard times.
Woman whose husband Is laid up
with rheumatism asks for days work
AZ washing or ironing Evidently a
very worthy case.
Woman with six choldren, aged
eleven months, four years, seven
Years. nine years, eleven years and
twelve years; husbands work very
slack; asks for clothing for the chill
dren.
EVENING STAR CASE NO. 1.
Here is a woman whose husband,
although sick and recently out OF the
hospital, is still willing and anxious
10 do light work that he may provide
FOR his wife and children. She writes:
"AIy husband has been sick for the
last two years and unable to work
ii all that time. He wHs in the hos
pital for three months and now must
he under the doctors care all the
time. have two little girls and they
need shoes If my husband could only
Fersy do Oh y--aFtf eaph week
Il would help greatly"
Who will interest themselves TO find
this worthy man light work. or pro-
vide warm clothing and food for
these little ones?
EVENING STAR CASE NO. 2.
A LADY writes as follows: u know
OF a widow with two children. boy
and a girl. eleven and seven years old.
They are waiting for Santa Claus TO
come and bring them clothes and
shoes. which they need badly The
mother has all she can 10 20 provide
food and shelter for herself and little
ones" Win someone help in this
essef
EVENING STAR CASE NO. 3.
A mother OF four small children,
Sns and a half 70 six years old, soon
again 10 become a mother. Husband
ssrrs only Ss or 81 a weak. Out OF
EhIs they cannot get enough 70 eat
nor coal 10 keep warm Owing to her
condition. mother il unable 10 go out
q GO days work. Wife pleads for
steady work for husband and cloth
ing tor the three children.
EVENING STAR CASE NO. :.
A lady writes as follows:
'HiiI you please help me to give
soue poor little orphan children
something FOR Xmas? a poor mother
with 4 nursing baby and two or three
others. unable 10 get work to DO. are
in my care, and I am able TO do but
Httle FOR them. Would be very glad
it you will give them something"
EVENING STAR CASE NO. 8.
A widow with four small children
would be very glad If someone would
send Santa Claus 20 gladden. their
hearts. She has been supporting her
children by doing days work. Has
work now only two days week. Has
tried to get more, but has failed. Asks
for work. Children all need shoes,
underwear and boy needs clothes.
EVENING STAR CASE NO. 6.
This is very sad case. The
mother of four small children is In
the City Hospital (from which she
writes her letter to us), and is ex-
pscting TO give birth to a fifth child
any day now. The husband has been
under a Doctors care for twelve
weeks and is unable 60 work, She
appeals for a Christmas dinner for
aer children, surely not much to ask.
Who OF our readers will supply it?
EVENING STAR CASE NO. :.
Ia ,7x- -ryrssaa az fofIoSucs
II know q woman and her husband
who are in want; no fire or food in
fhe house and badly in debt for rent.
and an invalid son to support. Both
husband and wife are sixty-segen
Years old, owing to which he is
unable to secure steady work. The
wife has worked until recently.
when, owing to hard times. she has
lost what little work she had been
able TO do
EVENING STAR CASE NO. s.
A woman with two fatheFless
children. husband having died a year
and a half ago. The mother has
been III for a long time. Doctors say
aer trouble is incipient tuberculosis
neurasthenia, general debility and
very serious heart trouble. Children
TWO girls, aged four and one-half
and seven years, need shoes, clothing
and a Christmas dinner.
EVENING STAR CASE NO. ..
4 lady gives US the details of this
case: a mother Of six children, one
a baby only q few weeks old. Father
3i'' nf work; no fire. food or clothes.
Mother was discharged FROM hospi-
ral when baby was ten days old
Children need clothes. Family needs
fuel and food.
Who will help 10 supply it?
"A cash donation of six dollars from
one sympa thizer was received for this
Case and a liberal basket Of food will
be gent by another.
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES CASE
No. 6.
Temporary aid is greatly needed in
4 home where the man of the family
- cut off from work by an injured
hand. These people have lived in this
city a comparatively short time and
their situation Is made doubly difl1-
cult by this fact. There was q wife
and a baby OF two years dependent
on him when tho man had his acct
dent, and now there is new baby In
the family. Milk and groceries are
needed in this home.
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES CASE
No. Z.
Energetic but grieyously handi.
s.&pped by the loss of one eye, u mar
n whom the Bureau of Associated
charities is interested finds 1t very
difiicult to support his family, con
ssisting of wife and five little chill
dren, the Oldest of whom is boy o
ten years. Al this time, when it il
hard for the physically fit TO find o
keep a job, it is many times more 81