The sun., 1918-10-01


mem Tor tobacco for himself and on
pehaIf or the other fellows" He adds
mat IN peace times he used TO work for
curtis +. Sanger, In their Boston Office.
BY more than one writer accustomed
70 psychologists" on new experiences IL
was reared before the Americans landed
IN force In France that they would in
Jnre themselves in the opinion OF for
eiGners by boasting. The Psychology OF
.n,s mao German failure, for II was
not borne out by the facts. In all cor
respondence passed undor the notice OF
The Sun there has been genuine modesty
ana In tho latest cards. when the boys
might with reason blow n little about
,heir achievements, not one OF them has
cone 80 Even at the present time, when
al americans are rejoicing at what
looks like beginning Of the crumbline
process, II In safe to assume from past
oehavior that the fighters are waiting
DE shown" Indeed, come of the
CARDS where just this crumblins Is pre-
ulcted express the hope that there will
De no premature fireworks. Corporal
wafer Q. Collyman Of Company M,
as7th Infantry, says virtually the same
thing In his card Of September 10. we
nave begun to smoke the Boche out Of
Liberty by the aid Of SUN smokes. He
VIII take lot OF smoking and we are
not going to be too "brash" and think
we've got him beat when he's only hurt
little We are out TO finish him and
propose to do our best for flag and
country"
On Trail OF Germans.
\ Is not modest sentiment like this
more dependable than a hurrah? But
tnere mas never been q hurrah at any
time, ana that Ii one OF the worst
symptoms for the Hun.
Two hundred dollars was the sum
turned In yesterday as the proceeds from
the block party and flag raising OF
which THE Sun Tobacco Fund was bene-
Iiciary. held in vanderveer street last
saturday night. This is a short block
ana ,ne neighbors TO whom THE Sun
fund IL Indebted are to be congratulated
on their success. The service flag
raised contained twenty-five blue stars
and one gold star. silverstein's band
PLAYED patriotic music and AIessrs.
r1sher. Brown and Manchon spoke. the
officers in charge were William NJ. Van
Deusen. president: Joseph A. Bennett,
vlce.president; J. Kiley. treasurer; J.
Marion, secretary. and p. and b. Bergin.
handsome reviewing stand was erect
ed in the block and from small stands
cakes. lemonade, &c.
The women's auxiliary committee was
composed of Mrs. William Van Deusen.
Mrs. Cooney. Mrs. O'Neil Mrs. Ritten-
nauser, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs Kiley, Miss
callahan. Miss Margaret Divine and
Miss Anna Hunt.
partial report was received by the
fund yesterday OF the block party held
on Quincy street, Brooklyn, between
Marcy and Nostrand avenues. for which
Il VI. Kelleher acted as general chair
man. The party occurred September 27
and THE Sun Tobacco Fund will benefit
from II 10 approximately $500. This will
come pretty near being the banner block
party given for the benefit Of smokes
Tor soldiers. Mr.. Kelleher was assisted
oy Miss Powers. In charge OF publicity,
MRS. Morgan and Mrs. Mcnamara in
charge of the novelties booth Mrs. Trot-
ter and Miss Trotter of refreshments.
and ROLAND Parker Of street decorations.
tribution list from this source will be
noted probably tomorrow.
While THE SUN Tobacco Fund as A
100 per cent. American had registered
vow to itself not to dilate on the fea-
lures or any party or entertainment or
ganized for its benefit during the Liberty
Loan drive II already feels as IL 1t might
safely hedge because OF the splendid re-
ports that are already in about the i'm
mediate success Of the drive. Therefore
1t does not hesitate to add a word to
what has already been announced about
the great fete rendered to II by our Chi
nese citizens. This fete will be given in
Chinatown on the afternoon and evening
OF October 26. There are to be 100 Chi
nese children In charge Of booths for the
sale Of Chinese confectionery. Joss
sticks, perfumes, &C, bands Of Oriental
music are to play at either exit to the
quarter and on the beautiful imported
Chinese platform the occidental part OF
the entertainment will be given. 1t can
not fail to attract the largest kind of n
crowd to Chinatown. and the visitors are
sure to feel amply rewarded.
List of the Faithful.
In the list OF the faithful who send in
their weekly donations IL the group of
Various Members of the New York
Stock Exchange" This week their gift
Is 1851. THE SUN (morning) stereo-
type chapel is present also on time.
The Hamilton Club OF Paterson, ". j.,
rep ssents the monthly donors to-day. 1t
sends check for sac. being its eleventh
contribution. and with the
money along comes this letter:
The pleasure Of giving each month
increases with our admiration for the
men that your fund Is reaching. Round
Table of the Hamilton Club"
And from the main press room of
Golfers Weekly a check for s12 has
been received with these kind words
MAY II bring comfort to some OF our
boys fighting for us. Would that II
might be more. for we know of no bet
ter way to comfort our soldiers. II is
our intention to follow UP this donation
with another not representing IL to be
our bit but our splendid privilege"
Gifts other than money may be briefly
From NJ. E. Canle & Co..
70 Wall street; Mrs. Charles A. Van
2S9 Madison avenue :, I. A,
344 West Seventy second street.
Comes the reminder that the coupons
can best be of service to the smoke fund
when the donors place them In the boxes
of the Schultz and United cigar stores. |
They will be quickly changed into money |
that goes to buy the soldiers tobacco.
How the Fund stands To-day.
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