The sun., 1918-07-06

is package party? All donations
are wrapped In paper and the pur-
chaser does not know what he In buy
ing He may get Jewel for very
little money and he may pay big
price for lemon. one hundred and
two packages in all were sold and
there were fewer than ninety pur-
chasers 80 It is evident that some OF
the buyers tried and tried again.
Iron Cross Auctioned.
There were several unusual dona-
lions which excited patriotic interest.
among them an Iron Cross taken from
a Boche by Steve Derrick OF the Fight
ing Sixty-nlnth. This was given by
Michael McCarren and Isaac Semnerad
and was bought by Tom Courtney.
A pearl pin presented to Alderman
Farley by Mr. Armstrong Of 42b East
SIxty-ffth street sold for a high price.
A sharpshootcr medal from the Span
.sh-Amerlcan war, offered by James
Curico OF 1929 First avenue and won
by him while n member OF the Twenty
second New York. also sold we'll. A
portrait Of Alderman Farley. lifelikc
and excellently posed. was holly con-
tested for by the Wyandotte Club. the
Thomas NJ. Farley Association and the
Knickcrbocker Boys and brought in a
good sum.
Among the contributors OF money
and packages" who later got into
tho bidding were
Peter Curran. John V. Coggey, David
Cagney James Brown, Julius Mayer. Mrs.
Thomas NJ Farley. Miss Eleanor Farley,
Thomps Farley. Jr, Miss Elizabeth Far
ley. Mr.. and Mrs. Terrence Farley MT
and Mrs. John Farley. Mr.. and Mrs.
TnSRns F' and H shdr Hnh Mr and 0hl
Richard G.. Giery and children. Max cola
schmidt Mrs. Ella A. O'Donnell, Chris Orde-
nan nan VA spislmssn w psns. n FytsrTsk
Bender. the boys from Spielman's. MIR and
Mrs c. Cotter. Michael McCarron, Ike
MIR and Mrs. Michael Tenant, MIR and
Mrs John Tenant, Miss Ella Tenant,
Economy Laundry Company. Leo Klein
Mr. and Mrs Patrick cody, John Cody.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cagney. NJ II. Lewis or
the Royal Millinery company. Martin
family. John schaefer and bride, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Hylau. Joseph kirschon. MI
and Mrs Ante Belle Mahnken. Mr.. and
Mrs John Mcdonald. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
George SegersT Helen Netter5 H Tannen-
hole. Charles Zimmerman, Louis Birn-
baum. Mr.; areenebsnn. Mss Touhsy .,o Celia
Abe Kemp. Thomas Nicholas. James
Curico, John Shields. Harry Callan, the
kniekerbocker boys OF Yorkyllle. Mr. and
l.. Hackenberg and family. MIR. Gusdlela.
Mr. Seitz. Mr. Roma. Mr.. Feldman and Val
Spielman.
Thespinns Make Donation.
In the list of donations in yesterday $
EVENING SuS was an item OF 81 NJ .03
from the Lights Club of Freeport. l.. L..
an organization OF patriotic actors and
actresses. many OF whom had previously
made contributions to the fund either
financial offerings or displays OF their
talents at entertainments.
The sale OF California plants held last
week at the home OF Mrs Alfred Wolf
In Larchmont. brought SIS for soldiers
smokes.
A generous contribution this morning
is one of 500 from Max Nathan OF
1871 North Broadway, Yonkers. l.. r.
Anschutz OF the Ansonis Electrical Com
pany sends s25 from \nsonia, Conn. a
town which has furnish ed many fund
patriots.
The ever faithful Metropolitan Life In
surance Company Round Table sends
sac through James s Roberts. secretary
OF the company. and other repeaters rep
resented this morning are Hanna Il.
Paret, Beach Haven. y. J. Il e engineer
ing department OF the Central Railroad
of New Jersey and Mr.. Every Week.
whose present offering is his fifty-fourth.
Don't forget to make your tobacco pur-
chases to-day in a United or a Schultz
cigar store. Deposit your coupons and
certificates In the fund box. They'll be
translated into smokes for the men at
the front.
How the Fund stands To-day.
THE Sun and THE EVENING SUN 5000 90
United Cigar stores boxes, including
special SO OF gross sales day. 55.25s %
Otherwise Acknowledged ..-.......... @2iisS6l
New contributions. .................... 3i16C
No., ,eoo -, 4,
Shipped and paid for. ks,,4sS.s3 ..'r ''
Received through the Schultz Cigar o.
Cigar Stores. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. g.si5o2
Grand total .,3ll ,OSs 20
New contributions are:
LOUIS, G. Farrsnt, IL Montague
street. Brooklyn ...... ........-.... 500
Alfred w Storm, BrookIyn...........--. 500
Mr. Every Week, No. 5t,...,......,.. 100
Max %o,S Nathan: liN North BrOad~ay ,mr
N l. Psrkin, 80 Eas, syxue,h stree, 10 d
Nora Bentham. 24s North Main
street. Seymour, Conn ........-..-.., 100
Margaret Driscoll. Sd Pearl street,
Seymour. Conn ........ ....-.......... A
Mrs l.. II BisIow. Rideefeld. Conn. 100
Mrs. Robert Spencer westhamp,on
Proceeds OF California Plant sale at
home OF Mrs. Alfred Wolf, Larch-
Mrs T,O !. {. Borg. lrv,.1on.onHud. o."
Walter e. Beer, Jr Irs,ng,onon.
hf B ',.,. 49,. . *: ss
Beach Haven n J.........,-'.....-.. 5c