Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-23
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the other gift. and Pledges made b.
the Foundation since its establish
ulent and up to February !. 1915:
Dec. 5. ls13-ro the American Red
Cross as contribution toward the
acquisition OF a site in the Dfstric.
oc Columbia ana the erection thereon
Of a memorial 20 commemorate the
services of the women Of the United
States in caring for the sick and
wounded in the Civil War, the build
ing 20 serve as permanent head
quarters. upon condition that the en-
tire sum needed. namely. 100000, be
raised . OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. si0o.eo9
Dec %. I913-Through The Bureau
of Social Hygiene a sum not exceed
. ing 1920 a month during the year 1914
az contribution toward the support
Of the iagnoeti- laboratory and
clinics for venereel diseases MAIN
tanned by the Department Of Health
Of the City OF New York. $3.50
Jan. u, 1Sl4-To the American
academy in Rome an appropriation %
sic,Qoa a year tor period OF ten
years beginning January I. 1914. 70:
the general purposes Of the Acad-
envy Observation-Disclosures. 100000
To the American Red Cross for the
relief Of suffering in Bulgaria
$4,000
! Jan. % 19l4-To the Tohoku Ky
usfu Saigai kyusaikai of Japan (Ra-
lief Society for the Calamities in the
Northeastern Districts and Kyushu)
10000
April IL, 191i-To the Committee Of
Reference and Counsel Of the Annual
Foreign Missions Conference q North
America for the carving out OF 4
program Of cooperation and CO.
ordination in the foreign missionary
work of the principal American Mis-
sion Boards a pledge of...... .s450,o0o
May -. 1914-ro the Bureau of
Municipal Research for carrying on IT'S
work in New Yor. City for the re
! maiader Of the current calender year
/ $4,000
! To the American Association for
the Conservation of Vision. or to such
organization as should represent the
merger OF that Association With this
New York Committee for the rfeven-
ton of Blindness. a sum Of $4,000 i
year for five years. upon condition
that the contribution of the Rookie
felier Foundation in any year shall b.,
! payable only upon the execution Of
other pledges to the amount OF q,
least ten thousand dollars (s16.0o0) 80
as to assure budget of not less than
fifteen thousand dollars (s15.000) a
year .....'. .SZo.ooo
To Wellesley College toward fund
.of two million dollars (s2,000.00o) foc
buildings ana endowment, on cordi-
ton that the full amount be sub
scribed in good and responsible
pledges on or before January l. 1915.
$4,000
Aug. Is, l914-To the American Rel
Cross as a contribution toward the
cost OF sending physicians and nurses
to Europe under the auspices Of the
American Red Cross $40 900
To DR.. Alexis Carrel a member of
the Rockefeller Institute for Medical
Research. who had offered his ser
vices az surgeon to the French Gov
ernniept, for use under his direction
for the relief Of sick and wounded
during the present war in Europe.
$4,000
To the New York Association for
Improving the Condition OF the Poor,
as contribution to help the associa-
ton IN IT'S work q providing pensions
for dependent widows with families, O
sum Of $4,000 a year for a period not
to exceed ten years. 5000. 900
Sept. 25, 1s14-To the New York
Milk Committee as q special gift
toward the expenses Of, the curren:
year in view Of the serious diminu-
ton in the receipts Of the committee
from sources usually depended upon.
$4,000
Oct 81, 1914-To the Bureau of
Municipal Research Of NeY York
City. for studies relating to the, State
Government preparatory to the Con-
stitutional Convention Of 1915.
$4,000
Dec 3. 1sl4-To the New York As
ISOLATION for Improving the Condition
of the Poor az a special contribution
in view Of the UNUSUAL arno1nt Of dis.