The Washington times., 1917-10-26
GUN MAKERS AT
NAVY YARD GIVE
Sill FOR SMOKES

Uncle Sans reserve forces on this
side Of the Atlantic, the men who
make the mighty weapons on battle
ships-employes OF the naval gun fac
tofy-today came forward with their
subscriptions to The Washington
Times Tobacco Fund to buy smokes
for American soldiers in France. Their
total subscriptions amounted to Sill.
On a list stained by the CRIME Of
hard and earnest toll appear today
the names of those who contributed
70 the fund that will bring cheer for
the boys "over there" These war
workers, forging ahead with their
work under an avalanche OF orders
caused by the rush of war prspara-
tions, stopped long enough to remem-
Der the other branch OF workets-ths
hghters-who have gone to France to
sacrifice their all, II necessary. In the
interest of American rights and
American principles. Every one OF
the lot who contributed to the FUND
toda yhAs at heart the interest of
every American soldier In France
preparing and ready TO 20 itno the
trenches at Q word from their com
nAndSf.
From their weekly wages the en-
ployes Of the naval gun factory
whose names appear below set aside
q small amount TO bring 4 packet, or
several packets, OF real Ansrissn to-
baceo to Pershing's soldiers.
Their patriotic example is worthy
OF emulation By every Warrington,
man or woman, girl or boy, who Is
anxious to do something to promote
the welfare Of the Boys "over there"
Contribute to The Washington Times
Tobacco Fund today, and Join the
ranks OF those patriotic individuals
who have given a small part of their
earnings in ~ Ger that Afn0ricG1 s'l-
diers In France may snJoy few
hours ~ pipe or cigarette luxury.
Contributions thus far received for
The Washington Times Tobacco Fund
include:
Previously acknowledged, S3.soe.7o.
follows:
The following contributed s1.oo
each: John H. White. W. H. Lewis,
@. Boyd, Martin. W. 5. whiting, ]. @.
Speliman, A white, A. A Barnes, II.
NJ. Kneas. T. Christian, DR.. J. 0Don-
nell, +. Sharp, J. C. JsnsOn. g. W. Mil
Ter, A Szlnbathy, z. p. Skinner, N. A.
McCleary, Alonso Adams, c. H Collins.
r. @. Sterling. John Boyd, NJ. J. Fitz-
simmons, l. c. Pohlamers, George z.
Rikheimer, Albert s. Herbert, Percy
s. Bradhorn. q. Goater. Sam schaffer.
B. Bussard, L Compton, A H. Sack,
]. E. Hetsheimer, H. @. Reithley. J.
C Geertson, W. A Monroe, c. J. Blair.
n. c. Nolte. Theodore Byrne, Z. z.
Eagle, and Theodore Byrne.
Each OF the following gave SO cents:
R. / Barker, p. O. Beaver, +. W.
Meyer, McGuire, Price, r. z. Sullivan.
j. B. Case, A. S. Reed. G. A. Summick,
w. Disney, N. H. Swift, ]. w. Dun
nington, Thomas Francis, Cramer, E.
Roe. r. B. Alexander. w. @. Adams,
Elicit c. H. SQuier, NJ. A Frazier,
T. A. Anderson, F. D. Chambers, A.
W. Atchison, F. J. Cline, George will
lians. A. ". Ohlrich, F. ST.
McGreEory. George F. Topper.
W. C. Cunningham. ]. williams, H. W.
Stein. C. Anderson. @. A. Schmidt, W.
A. Monroe, z. Leidel, W. Koch, Kelley,
William H Minkens, W. S. Bryan, w.
A PLANE, w. w. Hurley, D. J. Blass,
n. Fenamore, D. J. Leahy, n. Alexan-
drefr. E. H. Smith, r. C. Davis, L. F.
Spaight, James Cannon, B. c. Long.
The following contributed rs cents
each: James Harbin, w. Tillman, A.
B. snuvley, w. Guest, J. H. Mccarthy,
Dublin, G. Joynes. J. Golfer. Charles
E. Bell, Hungerford, s. Stafford. Rob
ert Dick, F. W. Sharp, Baumgarten,
T. c. Donnelly, R. Martin, Knowles.
Supler. 'Smithson, Mac, Home Run"
Baker. Van Ransselar, c. n. Dunn, C.
T. Nance, s. E. Alex. Herbert A.
Piller, ]. B. Simmering, Earl X.
Trone, +. Kahn, A. Jones, A. ouigley.
L. NJ. Reed. C. Siegfried, G. West, J.
J. Riston, ]. II. Smith, A. Timmons,
A Hayes, Moore, X. Steiner. c. Tay-