El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11
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HELDASONE
BY RESCUERS
BY G. A. MARTIN
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things they want-not even the
{ things they need.
A lot of the little boys have holes
I in the seats Of their worn little trous-
I rs lot Of the little girls are wearing
shoes with holes in the toes-and
Z they have no money 20 buy new ones
and no father nor mother with money
enough 20 buy new ones.
A new pair Of shoes would be a fine
I Christmas present for lot OF chill
dren in the Home A new pair OF
trousers would probably make some
little boy equally as happy
But even shoes and trouseras no
matter how badly they are need
ed, don't quite fin the bin on
Christmas. There IL something
lacking II there isn't some candy
some fruit some nuts-and toy
4 To supply this need, The Herald
every Christmas asks for contribu-
tions for these children. 1t repeats
the request this year.
The money viii be used first TO buy
toys and nuts and candy and apples
that every little boy and gil may
have his or her heart gladdsned on
Christmas morning.
Can't BE Too Big
When this is done, what IS letr VIII
be used to replace WORKOUT shoes,
sweaters. trousers, stockings and
other things that little boys and girls
need 50 many Of and wear out so
rapidly.
The fund can't be too large, for
the need Is large. Think Of q fam
fly Of over 50 boys and girls, at
Christmas time! No small sum
win provide the fhings they need
and should have to be happy.
IL IS not hard 10 cast a whole bunch
Of sunshiny rays into several score
little hearts by contributing a little
doesn't HAVE 70 be little; il It is BIG
or little, The Herald viii see that il
is well spent The salvation Army Of
ficers would see 10 this themselves,
for no organization can make a dol
lar 90 as far as the Salvation Army,
but this Christmas fund Of Herald
subscribers IS always administered BY
The Herald We buy the things nee
essary for Christmas and We use what
is LETT 10 buy underwear for Johnny,
whose papa has just brought him in
ana has no money TO buy Il with or
a dress for Mabel. whose mother has
just lost a husband and has 10 put
Mabel in the HOME until she can get
on her feet"
Lots Of Uses For II.
There are a lot Of ways 70 spend /
the money and The Herald VIII see I
that it IS spent right.
Next summer they may have 10 i
have more good milk for the babies.
This fund can be drawn upon for It.
There may be a picture show or q I
=
Il they have the car fare and the
war tax This fund viii furnish both
In other words, this IS YOUR fund
10 carry JOY 10 the hearts OF the little
boys and girls at the Home and The
Herald administers IL IN a way 70 see
hat IL carries the most Joy possible.
Hiss Eliza Taylor is the trustee Of the
und and she and ensign Ivy Olden-
lurg, matron OF the Home, spend il
10 that the children get the most ben
fits from il.
Nobody auy more questions the
sreatness OF the Salvation Army and .
Is work; nobody who has ever Wis
ted the Home for Women and Chill
.ren conducted in FL Paso can ques-
ion the greatness OF THIS work. II
'Ou haven't been there, 90 out Go
ny time They don't have TO have in
ormation ahead OF time that you are
.oming- L is always tho same at this
Home Go out to scott. II you wish
z on VIII not return that way