The Washington times., 1922-12-21
FELLOWS
HELP Asked
FOR many
But Three Days Remain to
Bring Christmas Joy to
Needy Homes.
Continued from First Page


q bleak and cherries Christmas, in
many cases day of absolute
misery. N ID up to the Good Fel-
lows to make good for Santa Claus
to the poor little children, who.
more than any others. pray for his
visit.
TO become q Good Fellow. In many
be made. In many homes there
are plenty Of old clothes, old hooks,
old toys and games to make q
glorious Christmas for q family Of
poor children.
The only essential requirement
for Admission to the rolls of the
Good Fellows 10 a really human
heart, In which desire to bring
happiness to those less fortunate
outweighs . bpirit of selfishness,
present only too often.
IL you have q big heart and
Raj desire. to bring happiness to
one less fortunate than yourself
you are q Good Fellow, whether
you can give but 50.cent doll, or
whether II is your privilege to
be eble to give thousand dol.
lars. II you have any old clothing
in dect mt condition, any old books,
or any old furniture which you can
give. there Is n chance for you to
act as a Good Fellow to some poor
iainHy which may be- i'm need of
just those things. II you can at
ford 10 buy new toys or clothing
for poor children, hundreds Of
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as a real Santa Claus.
Hundreds Are Needy.
The Washington Times Good Eel
.ow movement is merely q straight
line method Of bringing together
those who have nothing and those
who have something to share with
their unfortunate brethren. With
the black and desolate blight Of un-
employment on no many homes this
nate man, who. having a job Of his
own. who has absolutely nothing to
share with those who. have been
some Of them for many long, weary,
|desolate months.
You can figure this out with your
ployment. an income, and a com
Portable home. lust remember that
there are hundreds in Washington,
within a few minutes walk of YOU,
her, also, that their hard luck NAV
be through no fault of their own.
and that In another twelve months
h f~f0 -
reduced to precisely the same con-
dition suffered by these unfortu.
mates, through no instrumentalfty
Or agency Of your own.
Every person In Washington who
has a Job, an income, and a home.
has something, no matter how
small, which he can share with one
less fortunate. and 90 help to allie.
viate the misery Of those who oc.
cupy the lower runGs Of fortunes
ladder and who otherwise would
feel on Christmas Day that they
were indeed unluclSy in not even
having one to wish them we'll and
TO aive them 4 kindly word.
sign One Up Now.
Good Fellows! 1t is important
that you get In communication
with the Good Fellow editor TODAY
and get your assignment. When
you have read this 70 immedia teiy
to the nearest telephone and cail
up the Good Fellow editor, Main
52eo. and set your assignment. II
will take but few minutes. Don't
put Il off until tonight. Don't put
II off until tomorrow. above all
things. The very family you may
have wanted may be gone In an.
other fifteen minutes.
Do II now! Pick up that telephone
and call Main $3.50 or, better still,
come to the office of The Washing.
ton Times. call on the Good Fellow
editor, twelfth floor OF the Nun.
sey building. e street, near Four
teenth northwest, and look over
the list Of needy families yourself.
You will b permitted TO make your
own selection. But do Il now. II
II In absolutely impossible to get
into communication with the Good
Fellow editor In person or by tsle.
phone drop q postal card or letter.
though II In rather late now to
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