The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-30

ure we GET OUT OF real American Tobacco
over here"
The writer OF this card. which ought
to bring results" as the mail order
man says, was First Sergeant T. S.
Hamilton, Thirty-ffth Service Company,
signal Corps. His a. r. o. number is
IO2. The fund hopes that one of Lofts
stable boys will answer him.
Frank Zuna Is a cook in Company L.
Second Pioneers, and he begs donor
10 write to him. explaining that he
found the card in some tobacco that was
issued to him in the last distribution Of
THE suN tobacco. He feels like telling
the donor what a Joy and relaxation he
mas given to the man who has worked
all day for the soldiers. The fund also
hopes that Frank Zunn will get the letter
he Graves.
Corporal L. b. Walker Of Battery C.
l2Sth F. A., writes to THE Sun donor
r. T. MacIsaac: IN recent issue OF
tobacco by the soldiers SUN friend |
was handed this card and informed BY
IT OF your donation. I wish to thank
you thousand times for / surely APP
preoiate the good intent in trying 10
supply the boys at the front with
mokes. They are quite rare at times and
you can always know those times by
the looks of tho boys faces. To-day
everybody is smiling thanks to THE
| SYN"
! Always Welcome by the Boys.
To the Rubber Association In care Of
THE Sun Tobacco Fund. At the Front.
| September 8. 1915:
! Your donation of tobacco was re-
ceived by this organization on above
Date and we wish to state that we APP
prciate your gift as II is very useful
and welcome one. Thanking you more
70, INA a
| GRAFTON. we r main. yours very truly,
Headquarters Detachment So. A. +. a.
Brigade"
| AT the Carmine street block dance
| in Greenwich Village at the close OF
last week. the booklet printed by the
committee containing the names Of the
men in service abroad from the neigh
borhood and which IL to be sent to them,
was sold for the benefit OF the smoke
fund and a check for s1O3.50 turned in.
The committee decided at the last mo-
ment TO have no auction sales and in
fact to sell nothing but this book. The
party was a notable event in the VII
lage. The committee in charge was
made UP OF Joe Snyder NJ Rublno. L.
Robert Iulo's military bands. They have
The neighbors of West Tenth street
between Blocker and West Fourth
and West Fourth between Christopher
and flag raising on Friday evening
September 81. music furnished by
Robert Iulos military bands. They have
presented THE Sun Tobacco Fund with
s5s.55.
The service flags raised were blessed by
the Revs. Anthony and William J
Humphrey, and addresses were made b,
william w. Pellet. Walter S. Kennedy
George W. Olvany. Arthur A. Eagar
To. lot 1aft 90
as grand marshal with the following
aids: Herbert Kobel Charles L. Davis
George Dcgen. Michael Zirpola, Julis
States, May Maloney and Elizabeth
Gleason. The last named young woman
served as the chairman of an activ,
women's auxiliary, composed Of Heller
Redmond. Elizabeth Reilly. Adel,
Brown. Catherine Redmond. May vii
son. Helen Geider and Elizabeth Gun
ningham.
More Regular Contributors.
The carpenters and painters of tn,
159th street shop. /. r. T. sent Il dona
| ton to the fund Oh Saturday OF 81, ant
the bearer, A. Il. Leach. said this wa
only beginning. as all the men wishe,
to become weekly contributors to tn,
smoke fund.
: Mrs +. A. Vurgason, 1899 F'ifty-sec
ond street, Brooklyn. has made hand
/ some table scarf on which she Is sellin,
! shares. She has sold enough to insur,
, to the smoke fund. for which she MAJ,
= the scarf. the sum OF $50. but intend,
to keep on selling shares Throughout
October.
/ Mrs. Laura b. Pksk yesterday sen
to the fund a donation OF 1915. Sh,
is persistent in her laudabe work o
fund boosting. Recently Mrs. Prisk wa
. elected woman leader OF the Twentieth
. Assembly District Republican Commit
tee. On October l3 she will, witt
: the assistance OF the Harlem Libert,
5 League. hold an Italian celebration IL
, her district.
. Last night at 81 East Forty-seventl
2 street, the land of the naked knee, Ii
other words, the Scotch Tea Room. al
entertainment was provided by the pro
prietor, Mrs. Balm. to about three scor
! english and Scotch soldiers. There wa
| a programme of songs and recitation
5 and cakes and lemonade were served
In preparing for her guests Mrs. Bali
was assisted by a number OF Scotcl
women residents Of this city Thes
, reunions are held every Sunday nigh
, and while they are primarily intende,
, for Scotch and British soldiers an,
sailors. other nationalities receive
hearty welcome.
Early as 1t is preparations are bein
made for the annual bazaar for tn
stage children OF which Mrs. John 7
Van Tine is chairman. This year 1t vii
= be held in the McAlpn Hotel and vii
E occupy two afternoons and evenings Il
r November. Lee Shubert has Just bee
: elected honorary vice-chairman. A de
{ cision lately reached by the director
was to give a share Of the net proceed
!. OF the bazaar to THE Sun Tobacco Func
Yesterday was a good day for tn
fund boxes in the Shuttle and Unite
: stores and many certificates and cou
d pons went in to them destined later [
J.. add to the fund that buys the tobacc
that goes abroad to the fighting men G
). America.
Because OF It being Sunday no mail
: were distributed yesterday, so the &C
cessons to the fund will be listed 4
Tuesday mornings paper
It How the Fund Stands To-day.
. THE SUN and THE EVENING SUN 5000
United cigar stores boxes. includ-
ing special per cent. Of gross
| safes DAY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 62.7T5l
\, Otherwise acknowledged ........, 26e sst
!. new Contributions .................,. 1885,
4 shipped and paid for, ,sii.o47s2' ''''' ''i'
|, cash balance ............ l6,Ts3SO
, !, Received through the Schultz cigar