The sun., 1917-09-14

unparalleled in the history or motion.
pictures for the public to be admitted to
sec a picture of this magnitude in the
course OF production. Houses and shops
have been built, churches erected, whole
trees transplanted to make shaded
streets. and the village is complete to
the smallest detail. even to the doves
and dovecotes dotting the picturesque
little houses.
The field is open every day this week.
The admission fee Is only 25 cents or
so cents each for auto parties. Those
who don't drive may reach the village
in any one Of three ways-by any OF the
Bronx cars that connect with the West
chester avenue line. by the Bronx sub
way to Simpson street or by the New
Haven railway to Westchester avenue
station.
And on next Thursday film fans may
see Miss Kitty Gordon at work at the
Peerless Studios. Fort Lee. preparing
scenes for a picture play to be put on
by the World Film Company. Visitors
may=inspect the entire plant and study
the various laboratory processes. Only
25 cents will be charged each person
and the proceeds. as in the case of the
French Village, come to THE Sun To-
bacco Fund. Take the Fort Lee ferry
and you will find special buses at the
landing.
As usual there are some new attrac-
tions to be announced this morning The
fremont Business Mems Association is
arranging a merchants carnival to be
held in fremont avenue during the week
Of October S-13. A portion of the prof
its will be given to the fund and in ad-
dition contribution boxes will be placed
in conspicuous places. In n letter yes
terday Marcus Rosenthal the secretary,
said:
THE committee approves and indorses
your worthy movement and feels sure
that It will be in n position to add sub
stantially to your fund and relieve the
feelings of the boys in the trenches"
Then the Fire and Casualty Insurance
League has voted to give to the fund
the proceeds Of its third annual recep-
ton on the evening OF Thursday, Octo-
ber IL. Columbia Day. The entertain
ment is TO he held at the Amsterdam
Opera House. Eighth avenue and Forty
fourth street. Tickets OF admission will
be so cents each
Brooklyn Comes to Front.
The exhibition at Grand Central
Academy, sos Fulton street. Brooklyn,
Saturday afternoon and evening by
Jimmy Smith, the champion. and Count
John Gengler promises to attract a great
event will mark the initiation of series
Of indoor sporting affairs for the fund.
Baseball fans are arranging to 80 To
the Labre Clubs park. Liberty avenue
and Ward street. Richmond Hill. Sun
day afternoon for the great game be-
tween the Labres and Bill Hogan's Sem
ators. The rivalry between these two
crack teams Is intense and hotly
fought contest Ia assured. The gam.
~, fan will
be singing and dancing.
Harry Stevens caterer at the Polo
Grounds, has sent a check for $50 and
the 'Follies'' company has given $50
both to be added to the amount raised
last Sunday at the great ball game be-
tween the "Follies' and the "IIitchy-
Koos" These additions make the grand
total realized from that memorable con-
| test $3.50 SO.
The opening Of the boxes in the United
Cigar Stores yesterday revealed that
during the last week there has been a
veritable avalanche OF certificates. These
certificates, redeemed at cents. eacn
yielded for the seven days s2,992.s7 and
| brought the total for three weeks tC
! S8,e44.51. This is a truly remarkable
showing. one which demonstrates thai
| the stay at home smokers are far from
selfish in their pleasures
| To-day and tomorrow are extra GER.
| tificate days In the Schultz Cigar Stores
With every dollar purchase YOU will re-
ceive ten certificates In addition to those
ordinarily paid with cigars. cigarettes
, and smoking tobacco
The Fund.Now stands.
! THE Sun and THE EVENING sun. sepoo o.
| United Cigar Stores boxes. ............ s9+I 81
! Previously acknowledged ............. 5GS6l.s
Total ss7. .sos 9:
! Shipped and paid for. ..........S SAL .qg0Gf
/, Cash balance. ce.................. .5.3l5G9
Received through the Schultz Cigar
| stores Observation-Disclosures. t5iS2
Grand total al......,...,.....,.........s s.i, 81