The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-04
F0RHS JOLLY
GOOD
FELLOW
4 Good Fellow Nowadays
Il One Who Locks Out
for the Pleasure and
Comfort Of Others
and Finds Joy
in Doing It
TIES A REGULAR FELLOW

There's a trite expression which
you hear about other people. but
seldom hear about yourself And
how many times when you've
heard that phrase applied to an
acquaintance have you harbored
secret wish that 1t might be said
of you?
II covers a wide range of virtues
In 4 very few words. 1t means
that man or a woman HAS
EVERYTHING to recommend
them as WORTH WHILE.
And If you'd like TO be positive
that YOU are worthy of being
called REGULAR FELLOW,
The Washington Times is giving
you that opportunity TO-DAY.
At this minute there is press
ing need for hundreds Of REGU.
LAR FELLOWS, GOOD FELL
LOWS. REAL GUYS. or. what
will you call them?
Many Opportunities
Christmas is coming apace and
this newspaper knows Of so many
places where the kind touch OF
these GOOD FELLOWS is so bad
ly needed that 1t is asking It's read.
ers to step into the preach ana
prove to themselves. II to nobody
else. that they are a GANG Of
REGULAR FELLOWS.
II knows of thousands of oppor-
tunities where not only the joys
OF Christmas but also the actual
necessities of everyday life are
lacking and will continue to be
hacking unless the GOOD FELL
Lows OF washington step on the
gas and do something about IT.
coupon is printed in this
newspaper for the aspiring GOOD
: FELLOWS to signify the extent to
which they wish to be such and
none need have any modesty az
to their abilities to be GOOD FELL
LOWS, whether they be great or
small.
There are large holes of poverty
20 be plugged up, and there are
small ones. Theirs = case 60 -
eyery heart.
There IS no limit to the GOOD
FELLOW work. You may act as
q, individual or you may organize
the group IN which you work or
play.
Wen, it's difficult to know where:
to start to answer that question.
Clothes.
Fuel.
Toys.
There are the four general classi.
ncations.
Both Needs Are Natural
You can't discriminate between
the appeals OF little children Tor
dolls and flelIina and the cry Of
The mother for food and clothing.
Ther lift you right between The
eyes, II you know anything ct all
about suffering, and most of US do.
If you would ike 70 provide any
of these things land who wouldn' y
you can write your own ticket.
You can go just as Tar as you
like To make sure that you do
not miscarry In your desire to do
fne best thing, you owe 1t to your
self to write NOW and learn the
Identity of ynair needy family or
individual and go for yourself to
ascertain that which is most urgent.
You need have no fear of caus-
ing embarrassment to yourself or
to your proteges, as the case to
which you will be assigned has
asked for your help, and will be
expecting your visit.
Others Can Help
II, when you have investigated
for yourself, you find the deal too
big for you to swing alone, get the
men and women who work in the
office with you to go in with you
and make a real Christmas for your
new charge.
When you go out on the golf
links to play that next foursome.
tell the other three members about
the GOOD FELLOW membership
you have taken out and interest them
in taking ovt one too, or the four
of. you club together and plant a
few Xmas divots where they will
thrive best.
TIE GOOD FELLOW campaign
for 1925. to which the poor of Wash.
ington look for help each winter. is
now in it's third day. Over fifty
families have been assigned to a
GOOD FELLOW. or vice versa
since last Wednesday at noon.
Did you see that picture of a
mother and five ragged children in
yesterdays issue of The Washing
ton TIMES?
II you didn't. go home tonight
and resurrect a copy Of the paper
and satisfy yourself that Washing
ton is not without its poor. sick anC
infirm.
That picture first appeared on tn
streets of Washington at about 1873
o'clock.
At IL o'clock a GOOD FELLOW
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