The sun., 1918-09-19

parties scheduled for the near future
Now few lines about what some Of
the recent ones accomplished. Miss
Doran and J. Farrell. treasurer and as
sistant treasurer for the party in Hull
street between Rockaway and Stone av-
enues. Saturday night, have reported
the result as nearly $500 for soldiers
smokes. Fourteen block parties ar
ranged to aid various enterprises, started
in the same neighborhood that very
night, but the Hull street affair early
gave promise Of such marked success
that six Of the others closed up and
their merrymakers went over and Joined
the crowds there.
The Hart street Friendship Clubs
party, also in Brooklyn. September Z,
brought $122 to the fund. 1t was held
In the block between Wyckoff and St
Nicholas avenues under the direction
Of a committee composed of Jacob c.
Smith, ch&isman Andrew G. Herbert,
treasurer; Miss Emile Koenig. secre-
tary, and Miss Catherine Riley. The
Forty-seventh Regiment band. led by B.
Strehla. played.
Surplus Given to Smokes.
After the payment Of all expenses of
flag raising celebration in Stebbins
avenue. between 1894 and 164th streets.
Saturday night. had been paid 1t was
found that 353.os was left over, and
the committee in charge Immediately de-
cided to turn this money over to the
fund The committee was composed of
NJ. Chisling, chairman; Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Simon, Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. B.
Chisling, Miss Gladys Colby and Miss
Marcella Autler.
Four boys whose ages range from IL
to IA years sent 500 to the fund in
July. They are Henry Lockhart. I'd.
Allison Choate. Francis s. Smithers, I'd,
and John A. Gwynne Of Rye and they
have formed themselves into Soldiers
and Sailors Friend Club. Yesterday the
boys made their second contribution to
the fund, amounting to S75.
Owing to the death Of Cardinal Far
ley the baseball games between the Ma
comb A c. and Holy Name teams, which
was to have been played in City Col
lege Stadium next Sunday. has been
abandoned.
When YOU smoke 1t is very probable
that you make your purchase In United
cigar store. Be sure to deposit your
certificates ard coupons in the fund box
on the counter 30 that some OF the SOL
diers in the trenches may smoke with
you.
How the Fund STANDS To-day.
THE SUN and THE EVENING SUN 100000
United Cigar Stores boxes. including
special per cent. Of gross sales - -
Otherwise ackno W lodged ........... 2.oe6 90
New couariouttons .................... SOC Il
ro,a, ...............................a .s. ~ %
| Shipped and paid for. .Sl3. $l.S
| Cash balance. ..,....:."..: le,blO1
| Received through the Schultz cigar
| stores .....-.......'.'.......' sE'zosW
Grand total. .sssl, 1876 @
| New contributions are:
Kennedy Valve Manufacturing Co.
| employees. Elmira. N. Y............ 80 2
| Henry blake Ouorue L, I....... 1000
| Hart street block party. Brooklyn. 10 %
Sent through Greensburg DAILY
Tribune Tobacco Fund. Green's ,
M Ssr Philip Rhineiindsr ID. $50 "
A. X. Levy iisi Bioadvay. Brook:
Henry x. Young, 10 Beaver ST.. 400
| Stella Taliaferro. the Homestead.
| Hot Springs, ya....:..:......:.... 81
From boys of Rye. n Y. Soldiers
and Sailors Friend Club: Henry
| Iockhart ID. Allison Choate.
| Francis s. Smithers I'd. John A.
| Gwynne az TO Il years. ............ TOO
Seneca G.. Lewis. additional returns
| from sale Of Georgia Land. 100. q