The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-20

willie. N. j., next wednesday night are
extremely bright II will be In tho ar
mory, which has 4 large seating capac-
ity. and the nelghboring towns are TAX
Ing as much interest In II as Somerville
itself. Mrs Florence Turner Maley.
who will sing group Of Juvenile songs,
Is well known in the vicinity as an ar
fist, having appeared there on various
occasions and her name IL, on that ae-
count, particularly attractive. John
Palmer, the reader, and Ida Sterner.
eoloratura soprano, have appeared In
Sornerville before. and have a large
number of admirers. The other excel
ent artists on the bill are Ruth Hutchin-
son, pianist William Scarpioff, tenor.
and Earl Tuckerman, bssso. w. w.
Major Of Somerviile and the National
Park Bank. this city, and Mrs. James A.
Lynch Of Ardemar Farm. Somerville, N.
j.. may - applied to by those wishing to
reserve seats.
The news from abroad. the magnifi-
cent but expected news from abroad. 10
having Its natural effect in spurring men
to renewed interest In THE SUN Tobacco
Fund. A letter with q check for $50
enclosed expresses the profound feeling
OF elation that accompanies victory !:
"Elated by the success Of our boys In
their drive through the Hun lines to-
uSS' Wo ATo ploh8ou 10 Cxpr0ob ouT OK
element by the enclosed donation Of $50
for moro smokes for the boys. Faster
legs to tho boys when they chase the
Huns!" II 10 signed World Chemical
and Metal Company Of New York, by r.
Hershcopf. treasurer.
Repeatsrs Contribute Again.
Mr.. Every Weeks dollar. the Nifty
sixth. appeares with its accustomed reg
ularity. undisturbed BY triumph al by
delay OF victory. 30 also regularly comes
the monthly contribution Of IS of DR.. J.
J. Edmondson.
lsadore Saks Is working himself up to
the point Of being one Of THE SUN To-
bacco Funds regulars, Its backbone
Thus he writes: Enclosed please find
my check for Sab. being my second con-
tribution to The Sun Tobacco Fund. I
think you are doing splendid work and
trust you will keep II up, az II u a great
comfort to those over there who re-
receive tobacco and cigarettes Though
your efforta"
Indeed. we shall keep It UP. and We
know, for tho testimony has proved al
most overwhelming. how important a
work 1t Is THE SUN undertook a little
moro than year ago. and. barring hu-
man disabilities in the pursuit Of any
ideal. the work has been productive of
nothing but gladness and satisfaction.
Oh. yes. Sun fund donors. we viii keep
UP the work with your help!
To-day II is impossible for any one to
60 into a Schultz OF United cigar store
and make tobacco purchase without
depositing the coupons or certificates In
THE SUN fund receiving box. The town
Is too full Of the glorious news from the
battle front to permit anybody to even
think OF doing anything else with his
bits or paper. Instjnctiveiy his hand
Will 80 out to the repositories and in
they will 20. soon to be translated into
money and soon after into smokes for
our splendid conouerors on the battle
front
How the Fund stands To-day.
THE sun and THE EVENING SUN. 1900 %
enIted ClIsr stores boxes includ.
tnS special per cent. OF sross
Otherwise acknowledged So; SI 3
shipped and paid for: :;as,os..a ''' %
Received through ihs schuis. CIR,
stotes Observation-Disclosures. E,Ak0 %
Grand .o.., ,.............."........t nI070
New contributions ere:
World Chsmica, and Metal Co.. Ino.
wilton moore lockwood. Paterson. 900
Dr.. J. j. Idmond:;on,. is W. ls.h 81. S ss
issdore saks Second Contribution. l."
Broadway and sd st.............,. 300
J'W Hyatt, IA Commerce 81. New -
Andlew /. Matte. Hotel stuyv..sn,. ."
Kingston, N Y.................... cN