The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-09-21
CATION, NELL MEN
Come TOFRONT in
AID OF CHILDREN
Sion Pledges TO Support Seventy
FatherIess Little Ones
Of France
IS BIGGEST BOOST
YET FOR THE FUND
Eiphty-five Per Cent Of Employees
Of the Firm Contributed
For Care Of Youngsters


During the last two weeks cam,
paign has been set ON foot at the works
Of Cation, Neill 4 Co., to give all the
employees an opportunity 10 contribute
to the French War orphans' Relief
Fund.
On September $ the following notice
was posted in English and Hawaiian at
the works under poster gotten out by
the shop artist:
what the war means 10 France and
how We may help her children
whose fathers have died
for France ana for Us.
1.-THE society which has undertaken
the care of the orphans Of France esti.
mates that there arc 100000 fatherless
children 10 be provided for. The wo.
men of France are a. thrifty us the
men are brave and on ten cents Q0cl
q French mother can keep her child
for one day, on 1850 she will keep
her child for year. We spend ten
cents on cigar, or a soda, daily and
think little Of it. Let us decide to
give one days smoke money each week
and help In the noble work Of caring
for the French orphans. One week .
money, ten cents, from each of Cation
Neil 4 Company's employees would
take care Of On. orphan for six months
Twenty cents a week from each would
keep q baby for a year.
s'It would be fine IL we could feel
that we had provided for fifty French
children for year and we could do II
il we would pledge ourselves to pay Q
small amount each week. Every man
who cares TO sign his name to the slips
which viii be distributed for ten cents
twenty cents or twenty-five cents to
be kept OF his pay each week win
know that his money is being put to
agfand use. and Mrs. Hodgins, who IL
the local member OF the society, will
be told and win tell us the name Of
each child We are keeping, when she is
advised Of the arrival Of the money at
headquarters
fsCah we make this COS IT is NJ
70 each one Of us in Cation, NELL &
Company's employ to do his share but
the management wants US to feel we
are giving the money, IL is not to be
dragged ont Of our pockets.,'
objects FuIly Explained
At noon on Tuesday, the eleventh
Mrs Hodgins, who Is the local treas.
urer Of the fund, accompanied by Miss
Won Holt, visited the works and ad.
dressed q full muster Of the men. @
y, Campbell introduced the ladies
Mrs. Hodzins spoke convincingly Il
the men for quarter Of an hour, pass
ing around pictures of children who
are already being supported by the PEG
pie of Honolulu. .ll, %|
During the afternoon cards were pass
cd around, on which was typed;
To Treasurer, Cation, Neill 4 Co.
Deduct 49, cents from my weekly
pay commencing Friday, Sept. a.,
until further notice, to be donated
TO the French War Orphans Fund.
Quick Responses
The results were surprising. OF tho
shops employees eighty-fve per cent
contributed. This means weekly con.
tribution Of 1850. Contributions
range from FIVE cents TO one dollar
The salaried employees are contributing
$3.50 monthly. Ten men are each con
tfibuting seventy cents or over weekly
which means that each is going to sup
port one child. y. q 800
Two ebildren--Od ette Mony, foul
years old, and Angelo Mony, ten year,
old, Jouy LeComte, Seine ct Disc, arc
already being taken care Of by thu
men, INV tT. 1. .#
AT the present rate, the employees Of
Cation, Neill 4 Company will proyid,
for seventy children annually. Ft
Those VINO Contribute Az
The following Is list of the meI
who contributed so literally to THU
fund: H.t.H,. ,sI XXX,
From the shops: G. Dickson, j. Me
CURE, w. Cannon, T. Dunkin, @. Hogan
VIM. Beerman, J.. Carmichael, b. Gram
berg, H. Wodehouse, G, r. Rosa, N. Oss
Ed. Boyd, M. Canha, A. Hough, Jno
u Rodrigues, u. Walker. j.. Ropero. q
small, Barney JOY, J. Wilkinson, VIM
Cumming, p. Paea, p. Varvarof, X. II
Kani, H. Lopes, r.. Williamson, A. Fl
guerra. VIM. Brown, John Williams
Chhs. Kanweloa, VIM. 0liyeria, II. Pc
tcrson, Geo. Gray. p. Nelson, L. Gri
jalva, David Ke, NJ, Holhnger, NJ
Felia. ID. Farrell, Y. Farrell, r. Mills
n Bell, l.. Nohola. p. Berner. j. Tap
pen, p Gregory, Chas. Correira, T.
Wcrthler g. ID. Upon. p. Feria. VIM
Mott, y. ~, Chmara, n. hafrisi I'd. bdH
non, II. Mitchell, II. NAH, w. Keliinoi
~ pna-sguas y. Nsope, VI. Wegerend
r. Kukui, A. b. Boyd, J. Abrey, a
taanon, jim Williams
A. Wilkinson. y. Cunba, J. Puamana
Jos. solomon, J.. Freitas, Jos. Clement
A. Cionsalyes, A. Perry, Chas. Souza, ID
Naone. Vim. Morgan, Joe Carreira, NJ
De Harne. Arthur Nicely. J. Kayainui
D. Ellis. d. Dutra, N. Nahinu, Chas
Wilson, y. Low, Jno. DeSilva, Ant
Rocha, y Kapiko, X, Ayau, ID. Smith
Joe Kalahi. b, Keolamau, VIM. Neula
John Costa, y. solomon, d. Medeiros
Y. A. Santos j. Uni, NJ. Vierra. Moses
Caia. 10. Kshikina. A, Ayers, Joe Sill,
Va. Joe Maiin, j. Halemano, ID. Nalu
". Kshiona. u. Keliiaa I.
d Tevss 4. Kauahi, w. Ayeiro, p
Kh mi, Ed. Lin. ID. Fontos, w. Ka.
bsramoEn A. Silva, s. Rodrigues, NJ
Marks, }, Moenahele, X. Kahoe, J.
phi'ip y. Numela. A. Deeount j..
Jos Ksra. D. Nanono, X. Keawe H
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