The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-24

tation which she used to good effect In
the third Liberty Loan campaign: CT
pango, representative Hawaiian
dancer; Dorothy Dickson. Carl Hyson.
Percival Knight and Lieut.. Gitz Rice.
To this long and eminent list Miss King
means to add others.
Gifts to he Auctioned.
Meanwhile Mr.. Shut is receiving
many gifts from friends of the fund,
and these are being carefully ticketed
and put away TO be ready for auction
ing on the eventful night Several
unique presents have been offered for
disposal chief among them the collie
dog and her two puppies which are
being shipped from Kyserike in the
CatskillS by Mr.. Favor, their br6eder.
These dogs are highly pedigreed. their
sire being famous collie which be-
longed to the late ]. p. Morgan.
New items of interest concerning the
production of the patriotic play FOR
patriotic people," Mothers Liberty
Bond" are following each other rapidly.
This piece will open the night of Au-
gust s at the Park Theatre. Columbus
Circle. A recent offer is that of Cor
poral r. Derby Holmes to superintend
the gassing scene. which occurs in the
third act Of the play in an outpost in
France of the American Expeditionary
Forces.
The young women who are selling
tickets for this play continued their la
bors Of love last night by visiting via
automobile the resorts and tea houses
on Pelham road. They were headed as
usual by Miss Louise June Finch. and
included the Misses Munson, Mother
Dawson, Miss Rye Trier and Miss Ma
RE Du Ghetto. Miss Finch has been
very successful in disposing of these
tickets and the others have ably sec
onded her. The price Is $3.50. and each
can be redeemed at the box Office of
The theatre for the best orchestra seat
left
1t must not be forgotten that THE
Sun Tobacco Fund Is to receive q pro-
portion Of the gross receipts during the
New York run.
And Of course there is another way to
help the fund regularly way known
to many hundreds of smokers. It's by
making tobacco purchases in a United
or a Schultz cigar store and depositing
the certificates and coupons In a fund
box. That's ar easy and a direct
method. for all these tobacco slips so
deposited are translated into smokes for
the soldiers in the trenches.
How the Fund Stands To-day.
THE SUN and THE EVENING SUN $4,000. 90
United Cigar Stores boxes including
special per cent. OF Sross sales
DAY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1881 %
Otherwise acknow lodged ............. 23lo IS
New contributions. Observation-Disclosures. LOG. 20
Total 500, 10, 10
shipped and paid for. s.sa ossos
Sasn balance. ...........,. S,o'O.Vo
Received through the Schultz cigar
stores 1855 o2
Grand 1919 AS is
New contributions are:
Paddock Cork Co. 1909 De Kalb av.,
w HrHHh'H E. T.ico,, sss c,aremont 1900
av. Mount Vernon n, Y....,..,... 500
Joseph Matheson, llis Emerald st.
Woodhaven. L. I.................... 500
Helen l.. Clarke. Mount Vernon.
W. r. Snyder. American writing '
Paper Co. Holyoke. Mass.......... soc
The Curtiss-w willis Co. thrift
stamp, 30 Church st............... g
John C. Johnson Ellenville. n. Y. b0t
Lavinia Wood. Stone House. Pail
sades, Rockland county 3yot
n Y. + + B. K Lewis. westerly. R. ill.,: :St
8. ". Allen. - South Willow ST.,
MontcIair, N J.................... cN
Robert Edminston. II East seth, st. boC
Guests of Hea;hcote Hall Club,
Scarsdaie, N. Y..,................... T5t