The sun., 1918-07-30

Vile papers. the State gave the use Of
the armory and several influential citi-
zens made generous donations TO defray
expenses. Among these donors were
II. x. and L. p. CASTOR, w. y. Hutchi-
son and l.. p. johnson. Thanks are due
10 Mrs. Florence Turner Maley, who
brought together the contributing artists
and TO the following families. who enter.
tained these artists after the perform
ance: Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Lynch
MRS. w. A. Cawley and Mr., and Mrs
James l.. Bragg.
John brennan. chief Of the division OF
licensed vehicles In the Department Of
Licenses has made contribution OF
sz.lO. which may put n similar idea in
other peoples minds for the betterment
Oh the fund. 1t Is money collected for
an overcf nrge which the division was
unable through lack of Information to
return to the parties so mulcted. Mr..
Drennan's letter Is: ~ take pleasure in
enclosing the sum OF $21O, which repre-
eents an overcharge for n taxicab ride
flease apply this sum to THE SUN To-
bacco Fund"
Horsemen Attention.!
Next Saturday the interest of horse
men will turn Saratogaward, and all Of
them will be keen to know what price
the latest gift Of John Z. Madden to THE
SUN Tobacco Fund brings on the auction
block. This is the flly, n thorough bred
from Ormondale, and Mamie Worth.
which is to be sold for the smoke fund
among the rest OF the Madden yearlings.
1. mas not been forgotten, certainly not
by THE SUN, that Mr.. Madden's recent
gift of Ally sold to a Cuban million.
ARE brought $4,000 TO the fund, and It
Will be hoped that this second exhibition
tot generosity will do as well Robert
Hiiiiard, the actor. auctioned off the first
one for the fund, and he will officiate
again In the same capacity on Saturday.
The following Item has been trans
ferred from its place in order to give Il
empf asis: From twelve to twenty
women are needed in the production OF
Mothers Liberty Bond" to appear In
the club scene where the German text
books are thrown out of tie public
schools. Women who would like the ex-
perience OF treading the boards and
who Will volunteer for this scene should
report at the Park Theatre on Wednes-
day morning.
From contributors through the Green's
burg Daily Tribune of Greensburg, Pa,
comes a contribution OF $1S5. 1t appears
| IN to-day's list with all names appended.
The New York Stock Exchange (vari-
Gus members) send the weekly addition
to the fund. amounting this week to
$23,23, $40 Of this amount being ON ac-
| count of Pecker's dinner.
Coupons and certificates were never
OF greater help than at present. so any
one receiving them from the Schultz and
United cigar stores should at once de-
post them in THE SUN tobacco boxes
From there they are taken, exchanged
into money and at last into smokes for
the lighting Americans, and all without
tie person who did the depositing losing
anything; on the contrary he has gained
feeling that he has been OF help In
speeding up the war.
How the Fund stands Today,
THE SUN and THE EVENING SUN. $1,000. %
| United Cigar Stores boxes. includ.
! , .,i.. special S per cent Of gross
Otherwise acknowledged .. sos x x
| New contributions observation-disclosures. 400 0i
Shipped and paid for. .,:ssoesos
Received through the Schultz cigar
stores 21.5i5.o2
Grand total Observation-Disclosures. ,se2, 545 os
New contributions are:
J. J Walsh. Brooklyn ................ 500
| A. N. SUN Stereo. Chapel. weekly
! donation ........................... 80
Mrs. Charles Potter Killing, Garri-
son on HuC'on Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Mrs. NJ. A. waddeii. wilkesbarre. Wv
| Pa ..... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100
various members OF the New York
| stock Exchange ..........:......... 70 =
Overehargc for taxicab ride sent
by John brennan. division of IL
censed vehicles: 81 West 5T'h St. 40
Concert. W. ". Major, director. SOM
erville. n. J. ......................... 80 4
Tribune Tobacco Fund
! l.. Neck company Greenshurg; Pa go
Col. James A. Bennett. Greensburg.
| Td' ''''''''''. ....'''''.. oW
Robert RAMSAY. United, Pa; .,....:. so
James A. Cowsn. Mount Pleasant.
| Pa ;;.................:......:. 1000
DR.. F. r. Mellon Mount Pleasant,
| Pa. .....;............ ...............,.. 10
| John Peoples Greenburg Pa. LOO