Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

visit the hureE Of their constituents
and others OF the POOR and became
acquainted Il frs, hand with their
nc.ds, their sur-ows and their joys.
SUM Settlements rrom which
-adlE1e al forms ~ tempu-a; and
spiritual help 70 the families Of the
district: Our slum officers have been
called "Sium angels" by a secular
Journali-t. They visit the sick. unr
Take charge Of the affairs af the fam
~ when mother If ill., they care fur
ne s'aDies While mother works dur
ing the cHy: they wash and ial,pdrr
and scrub and ADVISE and teach anc
preach ana pray and champion the
CO Use u the weah the Stun Settle
ments arr lighthouses on d dark unr
racky coast
Eescue Homes for The reciaT7Ia tlun
ri fallen women Or 10 p,-evsur from
failing those VINO arr esp.cial,y
tempted. Anuu; GiErty five pr cent
~ the girls passing through the
r ONES arr permanently -csf oreo.
MATERNITY Hnspttais which usually
connected with our Rescue Hnmcs.
provide competent medical aiG near
and IL rf1e -lfne of confinement.
tncuEtriai Homes. where homeless
anc otherwise unemployed men a-s
E1-en -enporarv work unti such
time a we can hn6 permanent EN-
pio.msnI for them They are Sc, II
collect anr rc;sai, ali sorts uf dit.
carcen housennid naier;ai and II
COLLECT, sort ano hale nio pape-s anc
Ea-s- These Homes are maintained
soieiy ny the sale Of these reclaimed
articles
WorkInE-nen 6 Hotels where a puu-
man may finc q clean bed al q rne-r-
II nominal price 1T SURROUNDINGS
winch make for his mora! and spirit
ia regeneration.
Chlidren's Forncs tor the carr AND
raining Of orphaned o~ neclertec
ci1iic-en
Young Women's Boarding Homes
where csrls vino labor for q mudest
sEis-y IN factories or department
stDres NAV board a: very little cost
We provide for al the sncia1 amenItie.
, III IRE family AND avo,d the evils Of
the common, prumlscuous hoardinS
npr;se
Christmas DINNERS. .u-nisneo ny
ticis-- - rou- fafriFies VIM are III
mead TOYS and cioriIinr ar. alsr
E.-an 70 the children of the poor on
Chrirrmas
F-esh-air Camps n The cnuntrr
DISTRICTS or the seaside. TO winch poo,
mothers End children If rhe Stun dis
t,lcts are taken tor ten days III the
summer
Free Employment Burnaus winch
finc WORK chiefly for uns,iiie6 labor
or for what mAy ne termed the
"cn~onIcaliv unemployed"
missing Fr,enus' Bureau. 70 locate
par u the world.
Dr.Eor Work. 10 care fn- tnc farni-
mes If prisoners nr for reieaEnd prls-
one-s and sta-- them II useful en-
piurrnnr; anu helpful associRtions
and alsn ~ provide spiritual help for
those VINO are still serving time.
Training Colleges. where YOUNG
men and women arr trimmed for of
fcersnip n The Salvation ARMY
BeH,n-s the above III the -asi vol
I1me If temporary reiief winch in
ciuuek rne distribution Of free ire.
WOOD anc coal nf clothing. SHOES.
medicines eic. the tree DAY outings
for ponr mothers and children and
rms ar-IIal cash diHbUrsed 70 SIEVE
1arriljeH from eviction or prosecution,
~ for other PURPOSES.
Soldiers and Saiio's' ard and re-
lief:
In al wars since II mas been IN sx-
isfence. The SaivatIpn ARMY mar
se''-'en suffering humanity "a the hest
81 irs ability. whether such service
took It's Devoted workers NTH the
ma elstrom Of war issait, Or into the
lnidsr Of thar Ehast!y relief work
which becomes neceasary aiming all
,iviiian populations TINT gre uprootcG
and demorAiizeo by war Cnntenuers
for u rigntnnus cause, whether IN
nees of material ald, comfort or
cheer. as well al pr,soners Of war