The sun., 1918-08-07

Lewisohn. II remained for Mr.. volpe TO
offer the magnet necessary, excelien.
music played by n fine band and with
popular soloists. to prove that an eve
ming spent in one OF the coolest spots In
ment
Now It's a Washington Heights neigh
borhood which Is arranging a block party
for the smoke fund. Residents Of 18th
street between Audubon and Amster-
dam avenues are preparing a big open
air blowout to take place Thursday night
OF next week. Entertainers from the
Moulin Rouge and the Campus restau-
rant will give a cabaret programme, and
there will be general dancing.
Mrs Mark Ball is treasurer, and the
other members of the committee In
charge are Mrs. Tessler. Mrs Bell, Miss
Day, Miss Emma williams. Mrs II. Lu-
bin. Miss Julia Stitched. DR.. II. d. Nei-
NETS and F. Doherty.
Lieut.. kidneys Gifts Now $4,000.
A tried and true friend OF the fund.
Lieut. Morris Kinney. is represented
this morning with the largest oontribu-
ton In the list, a check for $1,000 This
Is the third gift from this officer. In
October last he sent check for $500
and in March another for the same
amount.
The employees OF the Boston Develop
ment and Sanitary Company. Old South
Building. Boston, are regular givers.
Their latest collection Melted $685..
Various members OF the New York
Stock Exchange, who pay by the week,
start August with a collection Of S1O.25.
Another repeater. Joseph Kohnstamm
Of 81 Park Row. sends this enthusiastic
note with his $40 check.
Glad to see you are accomplishing
such splendid results. You have my
very best wishes for the steady growth
OF this excellent and we'll deserving
fund"
From Mrs. Laura B. Prisk. the mother
OF National Flag Day. comes S2S.25, of
which amount she collected $706 at the
Lafayette Day celebration and 321.O4
at the celebration of Navy Day last
week.
A recent contributor was the Henry
Wilson Association OF Bayonne, N. j..
an organization OF patriotic men who
promise to repeat in their giving,
Fund boxes in few of the United
Cigar Stores yielded S611.43 in the latest
collection. bringing the total OF receipts
to date from these sources to S59,320.12,
figure which doubtless will cause
many smokers to rededicate themselves
to the cause. 1t shows what may be
accomplished simply by placing tobacco
certificates and coupons in the deposit
tories. All slips so contributed are trans
lated into smokes for the soldiers
Soldiers Send Their Thanks.
"Once more We bat strong" w. "
Lynch. who is neither a Giant nor a
Yank. but a sergeant in Company D.
Fourteenth Engineers. writes TO a fund
donor THE SUN Fund has put back
the taste OF American tobacco to our
mouths. And without going into details
all you donators must know we appre-
ciate your kindness and hope to make
good all the more"
Was very glad to receive tobacco
says Private Gus Winkler, Company F
104th Infantry. now over In France
You can't guess how good 1t is "a
smoke good American tobacco When
am smoking these cigarettes I will
think OF you. Wish I knew you better
but 1t makes no difference. I will enjoy
the smoke anyway
The kernel of the nut. 70 far as the
real service OF the fund is concerned
is revealed by Henry l. Tisdale. Com.
pany E, l67th Infantry. when he says
Your donation reminds US that the
people In the States haven't forgotten
us"
Sergeant Thomas Avalon of the 1925
Ambulance Company. who sis with a
Connecticut outfit. but whose home is
In good old New York city writes:
You really can't imagine the Joy
had in receiving a package of real Amer
lean smokes. I thank you over and over
again for your consideration and
thoughtfulness OF the boys over here y
How the Fund stands To-day.
THE SUN and THE EVENING SUN $4,000 u
| United Cigar stores boxes. including
| special per cent. OF gross sales day 50 I:
Otherwise acknowledged .............. e3s sos A.
New contri butions Observation-Disclosures. lips OF
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1902 $50 s.
shipped and paid for. SOS 1895
Received through the Schultz Cigar
| stores OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. N.O2if
Grand total. ssss s7s. ::
New contributions are;
Mrs. J. C. Palmer. stonington. Conn 300
| Anna H. Schimmel 100 Haywood
ave. Orange. n. J...............,... so
Mrs. Laura B. Prisk-
| Lafayette MISUNDERSTANDING. sos
Marie Branar. 2Oi2 Blocker ST..
C. L. Memphiii. Commercial Invest ~
| ment Trust. si7 Madison ave.. 100
Various members of the New York
| Stock Exchange. ...................... Ioc
Lieut. Morris Kinney Butler n j. 10000
Joseph Kohnstamm, - Park pl...... 100
| H. II. Miller, Peapsck. ". J.......... 20
| Employees of the Boston Develop
| ment and Sanitary Co. Boston,. SIS
| w a prY A Hyz, rryrcpra nyc arr-1r,