The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-25

"Millie preferred" were added to what had
been sold before the total was paltry
1872 shares sold in four days OF business
That won't get anybody anything. Next
to nobody from Manhattan Is investing.
Until yesterday almost no women. strange
to say. had taken any practical interest
IN "Millie preferred" Most OF the Man
haitian bachelors who sent In dollars and
more for shares to help the little italian
baby, II might be recorded in passing, are
men whose names show that they are
Jews.
j. IL. +, hollered early yesterday.
Listen TO part Of his sduawk
I amt no wall eyed, low lived,
cavary faced, penny snatching bache-
Tor pup. Enclosed you will find two
spot
william W. Eaton of Hamilton is "un-
der IS" and therefore 'can only take one
ticket" In "Milly preferred" A lady from
Bayonne. one of the few women to help.
signed herself "A Ftiend" when she sent
In so for ten shares yesterday. Also she
enclosed a dollar bill from Bayonne
bachelor"
On the note paper OF the Narragansett
Pier Reading Room NJ. G. B wrote yes
terday that he is "a bachelor OF sixty
seven summers and sundry winters"
check for $40 was enclosed.
Five Friends" bought five shares OF
the sixty-one sold yesterday. Raymond
4. Grover Of Newark said when buying
share that the Insulting remarks
toward bachelors In THE SuS yesterday
did not include himself.
Here's what l.. D.. member OF the
Stock Exchange, thought up while send
ing on his Sc for five shares:
Enclosed please find check for SIS
for Ave shares Of Allie preferred
She looks a better and more lasting
investment than railroad securities or
industriais under IA Democratic ad-
ministratlon.
On- OF the letters that helped the mes
senger who brings Annies money to her
believe that women are interested in
starving sisters and bables-the women
contributors have been rare indeed-was
written on the note paper OF Fifth
avenue hotel. II said:
This hot weather r. not going to
add to Miles comfort. A dollar
Will buy some ice TO keep the milk
cool. Perhaps Mile u lucky enough.
however, not to bs bottle fed. I'm
not n bachelor--only woman.
Here's another WDman share buyer
whose business letter paper shows tat SHE
Is In an office in the region OF the Battery
| don't see why YOU conhne this
Mile syndicate 10 bachelors. Why
not let unmarried girls In on &?
Here's sImoleon for a share from
my daughter Dorothy. She is only
. years old but please take the
dollar
The sixty-one buyers yesterday included
j. Il. p. two shares A. Hopkins two
shares A Friend. ten shares; VI. c. -,
ten shares. Five Friends. Ave shares
Robert Lang OF Shamokin, Pa, i've
shares a. NJ Creighton of Lynn. Mass,
two shares Lawyer Henry Wollman. two
shares l.. d. five shares one OF the
1895 of Easton. Pa two shares.
The following also bought single shares 9:
Roland Holt. Trustee. Fred J. Dreyfus OF
Paterson. one OF the 5000 New Haven
Charles \. Draper. William j. Brown OF
WOonsockrt, K. L. . Raymond T. Grover OF
Newark. II. G. Kleeman OF Winthrop,
Mass Only Woman, a. u. Il. of Mount
vile. Va. ; r X. G.. VIM. j. NJ. A Bachelor
Girl OF Brooklyn and an anonymous CON
tributor from Fostoris, Ohio
Miss villa Holt Wakefield, the actress
sent the following telegram late last night
from Atlanta, Ca where she Is doing her
"planoogue." to girl friend who tele
phoned the message to THE sun
Just read of the Zabela baby. My
heart goes out In sympathy to the
three little Riddles. II worthy must
help. Investigate. II advisable both
mother and children TO cottage on my
country place through summer or UNI
I'll something permanent IL done. Am
wiring Union Exchange Bank to make
weekly allowance,
VILLA Holt WAKEFIELD.
Miss Wakeheld's country place In at
Red Bank. Her girl friend was told over
the telephone last night that Annie and
the children are soon going to a place al
ready selected. but that II Miss Wakefield
wishes to lend financial assistance 1t will
be welcomed.