New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-06
PILES OF BUNDLES
KEEP ON GROWING
Average of $4,000 an Hour
Pour In at Committee
Headquarters.
SUNDAYS ESTIMATE
OF CITY HIT HARD
True Christian Spirit Shown. Say
Workers-SHow Shovellers
Paid in Great Disorder.

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New YORK Aepy !S.;o,,Si,. ,nd with
such good will and effect that even the
hopes Of the Mayors bundle committee
were surpassed. rue Nhf,S''a" sp' ~ ~
they declared, was beng SHOWN p! 'He
whole city, despite Billy SUNDAY say
ing New York g gong 20 h'aI 80 '"''
that you can't sec ~ Tor DUST
The bundles continued 10 come NSSo,
.ordav A. the bundle headquarters. -lV
Fifth av., on an average o. S'''VV al.
hour. The same inlng was go'nE "
the other receiving SiatIoEs, ~ o 80.
I4th s., az f7e "'"'l5" ,a.l. ~.
stations. 81 Third ay. ana i4yrn -, -
The Bronx, and al inc hNsH '.'''. 20.
In Brooklyn. To compute 'ne lolnI
eeived AZ all stations is aS Ln. Poss'o =,
IS IL would be 70 write ofhana an n
ventory OF thoroughly s'o'NeN '''''
ing store. ,..-.,or
Six floors 90 ne ruin aV. h'N.tue,r
ters were hcapcd WIN &c!
able container yesterday afternoon: IN
the lot was almost everything. some
ono even sent a set % golf clubs ana
there we're few toys. A few notes
we're found, which stated the Wlsnes o.
the Ciyers that their con'r'bu'lohS
should 20 70 SICK people. men VINO can
not get work on account OF SHABBY ap-
nearancc. or 20 old folks.
A.. ,,,. Clo,birs
Mos''E VIC"
"The response 20 the call is rcmarH-
able" said one o. the women "pa 49, :
Mo W. ,r maj Cor 8 number Of years. 1T
shows real Christian spirit. We End
that 20 per cent Of the clothing re-
ceiyed is mems wear. My experience
has been that when a man Is asked 20
holm I'm n charitable way he usually
will give money. In this case, now
over. men have given just the tnlhES
that this committee was after.
Tho newly received bundles arc
heaped on tho top floor and sorted on
JiS,r;bn,ed according 20 their charac-
ter Garments in need Of repair are
sent 20 the shop. There are also sew
cral cohhlers soling and repairing
shoes. Tailors press the SUITS ana soT'
them according 20 size.
Each receiving station has its own
staf Of workers. Those IN the shops
are paid 10 cents an hour, ana W.!
four-hour shifts, 30 that IN aool'loh "
providing clothing for the poor ."e
bundle WORK gives many ,i,Ip.os - ~ =
Mrs. James Spcycr chairman o. 5ne
Central Bundle Committee met Jug CS,
Gary. chairman OF the MAYOR No!.,
mittee on Unemployed. YESTERDAY aLo an.
discussed plans for Gl7'iloUt7liIS i.v
clothing. TINS VIII pes'h SO''
moI"''s' "' w. 49,.
faNors big APp''p' '"''
The report Of the brooklyn OoiI'l..'
teen on Unemployment was saopleC
yesterday by the Board OF Lst,maIe
after an hours dlscuSsIoh' uuI ~
which Frederick {. Howe Commls
sioner Of Immigration tolo the poa.
that II was the business %, ~. ~ Tn
authorlt'eS 10 10 "nu -. rocor, roerds
employed. The report RECOMMENDS econ. zen a.
large appropriation Ior "oIA i0' WV
unemployed. 80, -l.,.1,or
There were lou" snow 49,,
paid of YESTERDAY "mIG "'u.n ui'S o,,
sion and disorder on .ht p..3a',,
third floors OF the MuhIcIpa' pu' Ll.;I5 /
Several hundred came pe,V COO ,,e. t;ro,
ing was opened. AO"G, i'' 80 - money
and leit Wllnou.s te,,'' - tste il dc
whlie o.hs H. anroionos we've for onl
c!Ail"e '"S'' ~, r.. ac,uelI, vorke,
,sn. "OuI T - con,nToiTts viii be in
,.ts,no,o5
~ ,,.,il no nrovided for the unem
- hcc;o,;rc SUNDAY. At IN
frIUlL 90 .ho SociaI Revolution, !
~. o.. RI White head O
\ Las' L', s,tI ,6e food had bee
lne 'Io' a. rro,,is,ors concerns.
N t''e" ~ val '0"'
Hsdley Rescue Aids Many.
Fifteen hundred men were fed yes
terday afternoon on the bread line o
tbc HadI.v Rescue Hall. at 2g3 Bowerl
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