The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13

thanks Maybe will have n chance to
tlo you a favor some time"
y Why bless your patriotic hearth En-
during the hardships OF warfare at this
front. offering yoIr very lWe for your
country and hopin. for a chance TO do
those at home "a favor!''
smokes Help to Win the War.
. Here Is Just line or two from each
Of several cards Just received from over
There:
Sergeant Robert Burnett. Company C,
117th Railway Engineers: I'VE do APP
preciate what you have done for us and
are enjoying the fruits OF your generos-
ity. We can the tetter do our bit to stop
the Hum .
Sergeant Steward Fatiand. NJ. @. Conn
pany, 16sth Infantry: Thanks very
much. We appreciate the thoughfulness
and generosity OF the folks at home"
X. H. stondt. Headquarters Company,
164th Infantry: by such acts as yours
we know and feel that you're with us
over here"
Private Crawford J. Skinner. Q. NJ
c., q. H., p. o. 706: 81 am sure you
would be amply repaid for your kind
seen how all the soldiers enjoyed the
ciga rettee."
Private N. p. Higgins, Second De-
tachment: II assure you that. your lit.
tie Dit has meant whole lot to one
OF the boys over here"
Corporal william X. Thompson. Com
pany NJ. 302d Stevedore Regiment: May
God help you with your good work."
A welcome collective contribution was
represented in a check for S25. which
came yesterday from Jesse 8. Epstein
fVHA A..nr =
made up Of offerings OF IS each from
william L. Morcs, Martin Paskus and
William 8. Gordon. all Of 2 Rector
street Nathan D. stern. IFS Broadway
and Henry L. Cohen, 81 Broadway.
More From the boat Owners.
An additional check was received
from the New York, Boat. Owners Asso-
citation. which gave its annual dinner
this year as fund benefit at the Hoel
McAlpin the evening Of May 20. The
affair was eminently esuccessful, thanks
to the efforts OF ernest Stavey, secre-
I'tary OF the organisation.
Members of thef United @Anglers
League. at a Bsstille week celebration
"Wednesday night turned In a large mum.
Der OF certificates and coupons. Many
OF the slips came from Andrew g. Cor.
bett, who sent them by John Mcdonald
who IL familiar to readers OF angling
news as the Professor. but nearly every.
body who attended the meeting con-
tributed some. The proposal to save the
tobacco paper had been made by DR.
Carlton Simon. DR. b. NJ. Briggs !.
president Of the hague.
Certificates and coupons contributed
to the fund all help to swell the soldiers
| smoke supply. but thoughtful donor.
would expedite matters by depositins
them in the fund boxes In the United
and Schultz cigar stores. These dsposi
tories are the source Of a constant IN
| crease in the funds total, for thousands
OF smokers place their slips In then
whenever they make a purchase.
How the Fund stands To-day.
THE SUN and THE EVENING SUN $4,000
United Cigar Stores boxes. includ-
ing special per cont OF Sross
Otherwise acknowledged ............. ri. sH. )
New contributions .................... 50l %
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ss1 $50 81
shipped and paid for. .s.ss .o.sos
Cash balance ............. 4.53o+3
Received through the schultz cigar
stores E's45.o
Grand total ......................., ssI4 eos. 3:
New contributions are:
William l.. Morck, ? Rector s,.... $50
Martin Paskus, Rector st............ SO
william g. Gordon. Q Rector g.. 30
Nathan D, Stern. 1i5 Broadway..... 80
Henry W. Banks Jr. il wall IT,. 100
p1 psrty Be5sh shep'rd' Tuxedo 40
New York Boa, Owner: Association. ''
| Inc, 10 Broad st. (additionaD. ...... 40
Trainers of race horses, through I'D.
ward e. BUTLER thar,isD. $50