The Washington times., 1920-12-02
GOOD FELLOWS ARE
ENL|ST|NG RAPIDLY
Many Repeaters From Last
Year and Growing List Of
1920 Recruits.

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am likely to be that way for some
years to- come, but my lot is not as
unfortunate or unhappy as that OF
the poor people who face a cheerless
Christmas. Give me the name OF
moderate size family and l will guar
antee to play Santa Claus to it. l
cannot walk. but l have a friend with
an automobile. and will get him TO
take me to the family to find out
what the parents and children want
and will also get him to take me to the
family's home on Christmas morn
ing"
That's what'y you have got to call
100 per cent Good Fellow. This
wounded veteran has been supplied
with the name of a family, and un-
doubtedly will keep the Good Fellow
faith. If he can be Good Fellow.
almost everybody else can.
The Good Fellows of the class of
1919 are re-enlsting in large num-
bers. but The Washington Times will
not be satisfied until the entire 500 of
them are in the 1920 army to battle
against Christmas gloom and sorrow.
Every man. woman, and child who
qualified as Good Fellow twelve
months ago must answer roll call this
year and also bring in a recruit be-
cause more Good Fellows than ever
are needed this Christmas.
GOOD FELLOWS CREED.
The Good Fellow creed is simple.
Here ii is:
Neither you nor get any
thing out OF this except the feel
ing that we've saved some soul
from sorrow on Christmas morn
ing.
The Good Fellow plan is equally
simple. When you signify your will
ingness to be Good Fellow the name
OF family will be furnished you by
The Times. You go to the HON Of
the family. find out what it wants 'r
needs for Christmas. and make your
own decision as to how many Of their
wants you can take care OF on Christ
mas morning.
Charge yourself well and truly to
discharge this self-imposed obliga-
tion and when you have fulfilled your
promise no one will have anything on
Eou III tIt tHJoyluS Al
Christmas. You will be batting 900
in the Happiness League. for you will
have fulfilled the highest in(erpr eta
ton of Peace on earth. good will
toward men,"
Send in your name today and enlist
ASA Good Fellow. Let The Times
know how many children or others
you wish to be Santa Claus to and
what section of the city you prefer.
By return mail The Times will send
you names, ages and addresses of the
number desired. You do the rest. .
Neither your name nor the names OF
the recipients of your Christmas cheer
will be published for obvious reasons.
Remember that when you become a
Good Fellow. you obligate yourself to
personally see the battle against sor-
row. sadness and disappointment
through to the finish. including the
distributing Of your Christmas Joy
The Times does not want to deprive
the Good Fellows of the pleasure they
will got from seeing the kiddies laugh
and shout with glec on Christmas
morning. and see the joy on the faces
of the aged and ill., and. therefore, 1t
has made no provision for delivery.
SEND NO MONEY.
DO not send or bring any money
or other gifts 60 The Times. Send
ing in monetary contributions would
make us the Good Fellow instead of
you and rob you of the pleasure and
thrill we want. you to feel by imper-
sonating Santa Claus. The potcn-
tialities for pleasure In this enter
prise arc boundless. and all of them
are to be found In personally volun-
tcering to be a Good Fellow, person
ally visiting the family personally
selecting the gifts and personally
distributing them.
Bear in mind that there arc no
rules, regulations, restrictions or
in this plan except those
imposed by your own heart and your
own generosity. II you want to give
much, II Is your own business II
you want TO give little, IL is nobody
,slgC's business Hut OF 0na thInp