The evening world., 1915-01-23

and have sesn many children whose
little faces depleted the suffering
from mainutrition. A. there are
Thousands Of such children In the
public schools to-day. ! cannot see
how thers could be any objection
from any source TO the city govern
| ment meeting this condition, ospe-
ctally at this particular time when
the need II 20 plainly apparent"
Mrs. William Einstein. ~ well -
| other mebers Of the committee. also
voiced those sentiments. and said
that the penny lunch service 10 .
municipal function that must como
and should not be delayed"
PENNY LUNCH GNTHueiAoM IN
?. .. NO. 100.
One Of the schools Up. q No. lOo) 10
to be equipped through The Evening
World Penny Lunch Fund, and II
the Curran resolution u passed Q cen.
trsi kitchen will bs ssta ablished In this
school. Samuel l.. brown, In charge
Of the relief work Of this school.
writes 70 The Evening Worid - fol.
lows;
"Ths movsmsas for the instailataon
Of . kitchen 10 Public sohool No. iss.
No. 10 East Ninsty-ninth street,
Manhattan. has met with much %.
courasement and financial support
from ~ teachers ana friends. Their
saruestness for the institution Of such
culinary facilities ~ would make u
possible TO purchase meals At cost,
and even 10 have them distributed
froe to those who cannot Day for
them. has turned the school and the
entire nsishborhood Into . hotbsd Of
enthusiasm.
-What the bsnes'ts u sssh Q
Hvndrsdc vine weuiS 5" sSsus"j
es whelsssms and sanitary ICED
se.Nst b exaggerated. Tksre b
wldssprsad demand fer simllse
rsetsvrsnts In 81 The pvSile
eeheois. The work here cWtsiis
the expenditure st sbsut three
thevsand dollars, lnsswvsk 90
the Lunch COMMITTEES 10 plaNNlNa
20 !netsi, . central Kitchen In thIs
ss"s sS's'es.s M which e 70 svsely Sev.
eleW, kswsvsr. 81 psrt q 1ks
spNde vac made pessibls thrsvok
the klndWess 81 yeur papee aNj
81 the strand 1h0atro,
ONE SCHOOL THAT cANgO ron
the PooN.
SS" SssSsssy ueo O00u 00no nDr0.
private storeroom 70 kept for cloth.
Ing to BE- distributed among the most
needy. Many evictions, not only OF
those families whose children are pu.
pills OF this school. but also Of other
schools. have been prevented through
the timely assistance OF q charity fund
AZ tho school and that OF various
charity institutions CO. operating with
tho school organizations,
Doctors bills have been footed.
medicines purchased. and needy cases
attended TO. The school has become
. centre OF radiating influence, beinr
situated In tho heart Of the Yorkvilie
district, most In need Of such heIp.
SN 10 hoped thst the lnstslisVIoW
N the Kitchen, for which the
eehset hss displayed sush Q psov.
Yer demand. Will net BE- leWe In
rsaiisstien. The beys and vlrIe oS
the school feel . personal Intersst
IN u becauss they have added =
peed cum OF meney 10 the fund
By their purchase ot the Strand
Thestrs Tickets.
'Rsspectfully yours.
SAMUEL J. BROWN"
un charge OF relief work..
SP. S.--6lnce writing the above the
Board OF Health has informed me that
q survey made at the request OF the
principal discloses the fact that ap-
proximately 10 per cent. OF the chill.
dren Of this school suffer from mAinu.
triton or are underfed. This 0gure,
they state. 10 above the averaEe."