Evening star., 1915-12-23
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a year. will enable this good work to go
Previously acknowledged. s74;75; pass 81
enger clerks department, s. r. H., ~
cents; Mrs. w. M, 81; Miss Alice Z. Jen-
kdas kins, 81; =, Mrs; J. G. H; 81 ,s M RhPs- R r.
81; w. E. F.. $40; R. G.. 81: J. @; T.. -;
F; A g.: SO. Total. $11o.15. stih need
OPPORTUNITY NO. IA YEAR OF
SWER HERE.
Blind father and four children
Amount needed. S158,
Another year at the colored Vocation
al Training School will ft Martha TOT
her trade as dressmaker, then she Will
be able to help support her blind fatner
Ind little sisters. Her aged grand
mother and older sister are taking the
place Of her dead mother. One hundred
and fifty-six dollars year Is needed.
Previously acknowledged. $5675;
friend, Is cents; ]. S. S., 81; clerks pass
enger department. S. R. r.. 40 cents;
cash. 81; Miss Alice T. jenkins. 81; Cath
crime McKaig. 81; E. w. Harrison. 81;
M. Philipsborn & Co., IS; p. S. E., 81;
T. NJ, 81; Mrs. r. B. B., So; w. E. F.,
SO: R: c.. 81; old veteran. 81; cash. 81;
d. B. p, So. Total, $3.50. Still needed,
s5710.
OPPORTUNITY NO. s-MRS. wIGGS
ONCE MORE.
Old grandmother, two grandchildren.
II and years. Amount needed. $500.
On the little pension provided by the
contributors to this Christmas oppor-
tunity, this grandmother is making a
real home for her two grandchildren.
twelve and seven years. To have a share
in the making of this home Is to have
something well worth while Five dol
lars a week. or $3.50 year. is needed.
Previously acknowledged. s26o25; NJ. E.
C., 81; clerks passenger department, S.
r. R.. 40 cents; H. E. c., 81. Total.
s263.65. Oversubscribed, s3.65. Closed.
OPPORTUNITY NO. sYoUNG LAD
WORKING SATURDAYS FOR
BABY'S MILK.
Bread-winner dead of tuberculosis,
widow and six children. Amount need
ed. $3.50.
When this home was entered by the
dreaded white plague the family had
money in the bank and were buying
their home. A long, tedious illness.
followed by the death of the bread
winner, exhausted the supply and now.
bereft of an unusually good husband.
this widow is struggling to make a
home for her six little ones. In addition
to what they have, s5 a week, or $3.50 a
year. will be necessary to give Christ
mas cheer to this family 365 days next
year.
Previously acknowledged, sSs.25; clerks
Mrs. w. NJ, 81; Miss Alice T. Jenkins,
81; w. D. Kite, 81; G. A W. D., So; Mrs
J. c. H.. 50: NJ. Philipsborn & Co., $40;
T. NJ. 81; w. E. F.. $40; R. c.. 81; Mrs.
M B. L.. 81; D. B. p, S.. Total $105.S5.
Still needed, $15435.
OPPORTUNITY NO. 1o-TUBERCU-
LOSIS.
Widow and three children. Amount
needed, 1912.
A discouraged, worn-out mother
paying the penalty of tuberculosis.
with which the children had already
been infected, was the condition when
the family was first introduced to the
mother and her three children form
Washington. Six dollars a week, or $312
a year, will be necessary In addition to
what is already being done by other
friends, to continue this good work
through the coming year.
Previously acknowledged, s7425; NJ E.
c., 81; Mrs. J. J. c., IS; clerks passen-
ger department. s. r. R.. 40 cents; Miss
Alice T. jenkins, ST. w. B. Kite, 81; Mr.
and Mrs. Simon Lyon, So; G. A. w. D.,
IS; M. Philipsborn Company, Inc, So;
c. D. H., $25; w. f. F., $40; r. c., 81;
B. B., IS. Total, s13965. Still needed,
$172.35.
OPPORTUNITY NO. 11-HEROINEs AT
HOME!
Frail widow and two children.
Amount needed, $3.50.
The heroes of our country, as well
as in Europe. are the mothers at home,
alone This mother. a widow, still is
fighting to keep her home together
Friends are helping. but IS a week. or
$3.50 a year, Is needed.
Previously acknowledged, $5175; clerks
passenger department S. r. R., 40 cents;
Miss Alice 7. Jenkins, 81; NJ. Philipsborn
G. Co, $5; w. E. F., $40; R. c., ST. Total
s69.15. Still needed, s190.S5.
OPPORTUNITY NO. IA SONG OR A
CRY-WHICHs
A widow with four children under
fourteen. Amount needed, $500.
This widow and her little brood of
four children under fourteen years of
age are happy in their small cottage
home. Baby w. is a prize baby and
Margie. the oldest girl. is an honor