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REPORT OF TRANSIENT \VORK
DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK:

That even today there are still men and women who are tran-
sients traveling our highways with no place to lay their head
at night and no place to receive food?

That if the Salvation Army did not meet these needs they
would have to go hungry or steal food and sleep out of doors
on a wet and cold night?

That other Social Agencies lock their doors at 5 o'clock?

That a border line family cannot legally receive aid?

This brief report gives you a years transient emergency
relief work.

Number of lodgings given 59
Number of meals given 68
Number of garments and shoes given 95
Number of transportations 4

Amount of financial aids given $62.91
TOTAL NUMBER OF TRANSIENTS ASSISTLD 75