The sun., 1918-08-15

lows are doing for US. doesn't Il seem
that the very best we can do for them
~. after all. mighty little7 Whatever
we DO, let's not pretend that we really
are sacrificing. The sacrifice is theirs
Want TO know how to cool off amid
delightful surroundings this evening ?
Climb on a Fort George bus and 20 out
10 that Washington Heights block party
In 18th street, between Audubon and
Amsterdam avenues. II the first bus
Ao,. get goes only to 16sth street you
can transfer.
The block will be roped of and ad-
mission to tire charmed public will be
90 cents. including war tax. IL this
price seems a little steep, wait before
thinking. so as to read the list Of at
fractions. In the nrs place the entire
block will be decorated with flags and
banners including a service flag OF ten
stars to figure for the boys who have
left the block for the service. and all
lighted by innumerable japanese Ian
terms until the scene will be the nearest
thing to falryland that Washington
Heighters have seen In long time.
In addition TO this feast for the eyes
there will be plenty Of diversion for the
hearing Three OF the principal revues
now on in New York will be represent tied
By their leading features--one from,
Shanley's Pell Tree Inn, another direct
ed by Ira Schuster OF the Leo Feist COM
pany and the third directed by Jack
Dale from the Campus Individual per-
formers who will be there are MabeI
Jones from the Moulin Rouge. Jimmy
Flynn Caro- Roma. the California prima
donna, and Mrs. Hazel Warner. an elo.
! quent war speaker.
To Sell Pup. Kit and Pies.
Fund readers have not forgotten that
there Is TO he hne English bull, pup to
inquire on the auction block L. Vert
heimer of lSlst street has donated a
, comfort kit and the women of the neigh
borhood have baked cakes and pies
which are to be sold to swell the sum
that will come 20 The Sun Tobacco
Fund
The smokes party which was to
| take place at the Park Avenue Hotel
tomorrow night has been postponed one
week at the request OF some of the per
formers who had volunteered their ser
vices but found at almost the last mo-
| ment that they would have to be some
where else.
In sending a contribution to the fund
Seth w. Morton OF Albany writes:
| Franse.' as Yaphank Bonnie spells it,
am sure that THE SUN Tobacco Fund
| supplies at least half of 1t. and | want
to go along with it. so am enclosing a
| check for about 20 marks. also some
! coupons. which may help too"
! Mrs. II. NJ. Smith OF Baldwin. l.. l.,
| Is another mother who has enlisted in
! the funds forces. Her son Is n Iieuten.
| ant In the Regular Army. Half the
, contributors in this mornings list, by the
way. are women.
Or. Z. T. Steadman OF Hoboken. q
| repeater. writes: The cards I get from
the boys make good reading
Another repeater is the staff OF EN-
| ployees OF the Cooper Hewitt Electric
| Company of Hoboken. whose present Of
fering is their sixteenth. A fine collec
| tive contribution comes from the appl'
| cation slant OF the Radium Luminous
! Material Corporation OF orange y. J.
| The fund boxes in the United Cigal
/ Stores continue to receive deposits Of
| certificates and coupons and the certifi
Gates and coupons continue to be trans
lated into smokes for the fellows Over
| There.
| How the Fund Stands To-day.
THE sun and THE EVENING Sun Hooeoc
United CHAR Stores boxes. including
| special SO of gross sales day ....... bs.sN !:
| Otherwise acknowledged. ....,,.......'. 2R,sat s.
| New contributions observation-disclosures. 1ls
Total sos aos :.
shipped and paid for. .s.ss,l@os
Received through the Schultz Cigar
| stores Observation-Disclosures. SIO-ft'
Grand total s3s7 ISL o.
| New contributions are: