The sun., 1918-11-22
MORE XMAS SMOKES
FOR TROOPS NEEDED
Many Donors Designate Their
Remittances for the
Special Purpose.
SOLDIERS MOTHER AIDS
Some Of Pershing's Men Ex-
press Their Gratitude for
"Sun" Tobacco.
SOLDIERS MOTHER AIDS

4 mother whose son is, she supposes
with Gen. Pershins at his headquarter,
n Longuyon, within a days march OF
Metz. yesterday told THE srN Tobacco
Fund what she had put In the little boz
sho is permitted by the postal authors
ties to send him for Christmas.
81 cleaned thorough mustard boz
and filled IL with fruit cake. added som,
fat pieces Of chocolate and a package OF
chewing gum, and then I had room only
for three cigars and a package OF ciga.
rettes. The last are things he wanted
the most, but couldn't make up my
mind to snd nothing but tobacco"
This mother. like a million otho,
mott ers, wanted TO make use of the
smoke fund TO send her own hero AT
additional quantity of smokes; like nj
The rest she was disappointed TO learr
that the fund had no more leeway fol
individual gifts than the rest Of the
world. But she made her donation &c
the holiday drive of the fund all the
same, remarking. Some other mothers
son will get the smokes my money pays
for and want all the boys to have g
Merry Christmas"
smoke Fund shares Wish.
The smoke fund shares her wish and
is working hard to accomplish II
Scarcely donor sends in his gift now
without tagging II for the Christmas
drive. That is as II should be and the
smoke fund IL grateful. 1t asks the
donors to do something besides remit
ing their gifts. This Is TO get some new
donors to join the honored list of those
who mean to help the fund TO keep It's
word to the soldiers.
The campaign for Christmas smokes
under @. C. McCullagh. sales manager OF
the Pennsylvania Rubber q Company,
started briskly this week and in three
DAYS the sales of tho Homecoming
Week in France" amounted to 1900
copies with a boost for the smoke fund
of $500. A quartet of marines from
the Brooklyn navy yard are going out
the latter part OF this week and all Of
next week as the guests OF Mr.. McCul-
Tough TO help the drive.
Miss Peggy Shanor Of the Famous
Players IL recent volunteer for the
Thanksgiving Eve party at Stauch's
Coney Island, which is being given for
the benefit OF the Stauch employees who
are in the service of the colors and for
THE Sun Tobacco Fund. The party is
to be a ball and reception. hut the man
agement has considered favorably the
introduction of a few high class vaude-
Vile numbers. These have been offered
by the players who will be at the various
variety houses in Brooklyn next week.
Several important Tots" will be Of
fered at auction at the entertainment.
They were presented to the smoke fund
through Thomas Healy at his Golden
Glades, at Sixty-sixth street and Broad
way. November 80. These consist of
silk quilt donated by a woman
10 the fund as her own handiwork. 1t Is.
heautiful in color and design Another
Offering VIII be the collection OF i'm
portant autographs. including those OF
Louis XIV. OF France and Queen VIC
toria OF England.
The third is the bale OF cotton pre-
8 .nted to THE sun Tobacco Fund by
Samuel Newburger & Co. of the Cotton
Exchange. The value of this cotton has
gone up with the market to a consider
y Bile increase since 1t came to New York
as the first of the new crop from Geor-
gia. II was sold at a party given TO
lenefit the fund in the Waldorf-Astoria
and given back to the fund by the pur-
rhaser.
Tickets for HeaIy's Fete Sell Fast.
The revue being shown daily at
Healy's ls one OF the most popular in
town and Il should draw its customary
big audience on the afternoon OF the
s0th. Tickets are being sold for the
benefit at the Golden Glades and In the
main dining room of the Sixty-sixth
street place. also at the Sunken Gardens.
Il Ninety-fifth street and Broadway.
The price inclusive of war tax IL 81.
The arrangement and allotment OF
',ooths for the Stage Chiidren's Fund
man, Mrs. John H. Van Tine. This ba-
,aar is to be held in the Hotel McAlpirl
Friday and Saturday, November 80 and
80. from 2 until IL p. NJ. THE Sun
Tobacco Fund is to receive one-tenth OF
tae net proceeds.
In charge of the doll booth will be
Mrs. Sol Schwarts. Mrs. Martha Fried
man Miss Florence Blndley. Sally Cohen
Rice
Mrs. Z. II. Feristnacker. Mrs. Al
C!oos, Mrs. Jennie May and Mrs. G. r.
Fr!dy will be at the useful booth. Mrs.
+. Emanuel and Mrs Helen Seldner are
to conduct the apron booth and Nine.
Menzelli and r. B. Throckmorton that
Of the voting for the most popular child
actress.
Mrs. Emil Dickman. Mrs. Charles L.
Bruce. Mrs. 2. E. p. Brearley and Mrs
Charles Detirick are to take care OF the
-unch bowl: Mrs. William f. Rolss, Mrs
Nary Burns and Mrs. Sadie Kleiu of
andy and cake; Mrs. Julia d. Schaefrer
Of cider.
Presiding over the novelty booth Will
he Mrs. l.. Berliner. Mrs. Emma Loew-
'nhal and Mrs. Adelaide Bonnamy. and
j"er the bag booth Mrs. Mamie Glynn.
A!rs. Ruth Lichenstine and Mrs. Ger
rude Carples. Mrs. Ada Birner will
have charge of the grab bag. and at the
yatTiotc booth will DO Mrs. ]. Allan
Turner. Mrs. Mabel Stevens and Mrs
..ouis Livingston.
Mrs. Ben Hendricks viii have charge
y the mystery booth, Mrs. Belle Holman
'R groceries. and at the fancy table will
90 Miss Kate Ciaxton, Mrs. Mile Thorne
nd William Trevor.
The bazaar will be opened by the
inEmg of the Star Spangled Banner"
y Mss Gladys Rice. These professional
Miss Frances Starr. Nine.
Iathlide Cottrelly Miss Pauline Fred
rick. Miss Theda Bara, Mrs. Clara Lip
ran Mann, Louis Mann and Sam Ber-
!ard.
Soldiers Post Cards Come In,
Post cards continue 10 arrive with
ach incoming steamship bringing the
emarks OF the soldiers in connection
NH their expressions of gratitude pretty
lose TO the day when the armistice was
Ened. On October "a Lester Carter
snt card of thanks on 10 a SUN fund
onor. After thanking her for cigarettes
e added these significant words: