The sun., 1918-07-07

n'inueu success In your great
work Tor our boys"
c,, Inc Round Table Of the Hamilton
CLUB OF Paterson. N. J., sent this note
with new Offering:
twenty-five Of our members are with
you again for our eighth monthly con-
.ripution and are as deeply interested as
ever In your great cause"
And some of the other repeaters who
somehow didn't seem to hear Doc Pease
are q. r. Read of 1919 Duane street,
sna The SUNS stereotyping department.
winch does Its patriotic bit every single
week.
Block Party's BIT.
The Eldert Service Association Of
nrookIyn has reported the collection of
y1bS for THE SUN Tobacco Fund taken
curing Its observance OF the Fourth. The
eHair was a block party held both after
noon and evening in Bldert street, be-
tween broadway and Bushwick avenue.
ana the sole reliance for revenue was
the sale of tickets.
There are thirty-six men in the SER
vice from Eldert street and the principal
event was the raising OF a service flag
with this number of stars in 1t. Alder
man Keller made the address The rest
OF the afternoon was given UP to games
DOCK was brilliantly lighted, q band
played and everybody danced. Frank
irwin was the chairman OF the commit
tee In charge and his associates were
w. Nagel, Jr., A. Chandler. J. Irwin, r.
Wemmlinger. ]. Joyce, II. Huffman, A.
kaufman. +. Kramer, W. Keenan, and
Mrs, F. H. Kramer and Mrs. Hebig.
Harry j. Veitch, manager of the
Hotel st. Andrew. who several months
ago volunteered an entertainment In
the grill there for the smoke fund, an
anair which yielded fine financial re-
turns. Is opening an enlarged place in
the hotel that he calls the Yama Yama
room, and there as soon as Il Is In good
running order he intends to entertain
for the fund again.
Tho opening takes place next Wednes-
day evening. Banjo Wallace, an old
friend Of the smoke fund and q standby
when a Jazz band Is wanted, is in charge
Of the orchestra
The rummage sale at Al West Forty
NTH street enters upon another week
OF service tomorrow. Thanks to
thoughtful patriots the stock Of goods
for sale has almost kept pace with the
demand. but purchases have been so
heavy that there is always danger that
the supply may run low. Hence there
are two ways in which tho public may
help-by sending its white elephants
to be disposed of and by purchasing
the white elephants which others have
given.
Good Things for All.
In the store Is something to inter-
est erybody-wearing apparel. house
hold furnishings. ornaments Prices are
reasonable. Whoever makes purchases
not only gets a bargain but performs a
patriotic service. for the receipts are
divided equally between THE SUN To-
bacco Fund and another soldiers COM
fort enterprise. Mrs. Ida v. Enders
and Mrs. Jessie Baskerville, who are
in charge. are untiring in their efforts
to advance the welfare Of our soldiers.
A constant source Of help to the fund
is the deposit boxes In the United and
Schultz cigar stores. What the patrons
Of these establishments do toward pro-
vidinS for the comfort of our fighting
men Is suggested by the figures pub
lished in the financial table appended
to the fund story every day. Every GER
tifcate. every coupon deposited In one of
the fund boxes increases the funds
tobacco supply and helps to put the
fellows in the mood Private Harvey
McQuaide, Headquarters Company,
16Sth Infantry. was in when he wrote
the following to a fund donor:
IT got some Of the tobacco that you
sent to the soldier boys over here. and
1t sure is nice to smoke good old Amer
lean tobacco. I would write more. but
the card Is too small"
BY the way. the fund is we'll started
toward that s350,000 mark.
How the Fund stands To-day.
THE SUN and THE EVENING SUN. Aooo. 90
United Cigar Stores boxes. includ.
ing special per cent. Of gross
sales Gay oozoS 10
Otherwise acknowledged ....-...... 224.N6. OIL
New contributions .................... 15s. 20
Total .s2s4, es2. GO
Shipped and paid for. s2eI, Iboss
Cash balance ............. lbbl.I
Received through the Schultz Cigar
stores ...............'.....''.'' z's4o.u<
Grand total 1911 COT IS
New contributions are:
Round Table Of the Hamilton Club.
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