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Show HELEN GOULD TO THE RESCUE (: ''"" -J , :-:' - :. . . . -( . -5. -;.. " . v ' . W . . . , sr-V : . , . -,S'; ,? Miss Helen Gould, philanthropist, one of the best loved among AmeiJ lean women and possessor of million: has come forward to save the family fortunes from possible wreckage and to restore the prestige of the family name. . At the very moment when the financial finan-cial downfall of the family is Impending Impend-ing she has offered to cast her personal per-sonal fortune into the breach to stay the threatened calamity. In so doing she has chosen to forget for-get and to forgive all that has occurred oc-curred to alienate one member of the family from the others. She is Inspired In-spired by her own bounty of heart and by the deep reverence In which she holds her father's memory. Miss Gould left New York the other day in her private car for San Francisco, Fran-cisco, for It Is there that the arrangements arrange-ments will be made by which the family finances will be straightened out. She is going to look over things for herself, and Is accompanied by some prominent financiers. She will see and study for the first time the great Gould properties that have their center in San Francisco. W7lth her are a number of eastern flnan- ciers and railroad men, with whom she will advise. Until now Miss Gould has remained free of the financial enterprises in f I which her family has been involved. Her chief concern has been her phllan- i thropic work. i |
