The sun., 1918-07-27

Grand Opera House In Paris, will sing
The Star Spangled Banner" and La
Marseillalse" between the frat and sec
ond acts on the night Of the first pro
duction Of Mothers Liberty Bond" at
the Park Theatre August s.
hand at Benent Play.
On the opening night OF this patriotic
play. from which the smoke fund will
derive a substantial portion OF the gross
receipts throughout it's New York run,
the Twenty second Infantry Band from
Governors Island will play In front OF
the theatre and will later march across
the stage. reviewed by Major-Gen. Mann,
commanding the Department OF the
East. and Col Plerson OF the Twenty
second.
The sale OF tickets is going forward
rapidly under the efficient direction of
Miss Louise June Finch. who, with her
bevy of pretty girls. including Miss Rye
Trier. Miss Marie Du Ghetto and Miss
Agnes l.. Munson, Is being welcomed Mt
the Where to Dine Well places and
road houses. Mrs. Hazel Warner ac-
companies the young women and makes
short but fascinating speech about
the patriotic purpose Of the play
Mother Dawson. as the soldiers in
the cantonments love to call this well
known worker In war relief lines, has
shown deep interest in the success Of the
play. as she has always done In THE
SUN Tobacco Fund. but nothing Ia per-
mitted TO interfere with her chosen
work Of providing entertainment for the
camps.
The United Anglers League at It's lat
est fortnightly meeting collected 81 for
the fund and also turned In a quantity
Of certificates which had been saved by
the members. These fishermen are faith
full repeaters.
How the Fund Stands To-day.
THE SUN and THE EVENING SUN $4,000
United Cigar Stores boxes, including
special per cent Of gross sales day 57,so7ct
Otherwise acknowledged .............. 23l .s3s 70
New contributions .................... s6H
Total .s2s4, SIG 95
Shipped and paid for. .,sssoeaos
Received through the Schultz Cigar
stores ...................'......'.' N.NsVz
Grand total .,s21. ISL 81
New contributions are:
Francis W. Peck 20 Maiden lane. $500
Martin D. Faris al Broadwsy....... 1000
o. T. Chambers Honesdale, Pa. 5.0V
Mrs. E. p; shesrn: onteora Park.
Ttnnersv1lle. N. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s.W
United Anglers League. 100
Lewis A. Miller. Meriden. Coun..... 1000
International Lonsshoremen's Assn.
Contributions from bo1e. in hotels and and
pavilions in Lake Hopatcons. n. J.:
Aliens cigar booth. sO.5: Aliens soda
fountain, s143. Aliens bar. N.o6: Union news
stand tNolan's PpinD, 81 cents; Richards
souvenir store. si55: Lees Pavilion. N.A;
Lees general store. one cent; movie theatre
at Lees Point, 81: the Sunnyside, SO cents:
Bryant Villa, 30 cents; Renvil store, q cents:
Aleio's more. s.0S: Louis's soda 81 ore. c3
cents Paterson House. H.B: Eepanopg
Hotel. D.6s: American House. . cents Lake
View House. sl.iI: Hopatcone pharmacy. 81
cents; Mount Arlington grocery. s29s; Hotel
Boulevard bar. 81 81 Mount Arlington Hotel
bar, cents: Schaefer's Hotel, $50: the
Alamac. Il cents; Castle Edward. cents:
Greencrof; $l.a; Styx villa, 1929: Hotel Bon
Air, 70 cents: the Ithanell, IS cents: the
Ithanell oftce. 81 cents: Hotel Durham. 81
cents; the Psgoda. So cents; Hoputcons CON
! fectionery LANDING. 80 cents: Charles p
Oodykcs store u-antSng), $40: Lake Hopat-
cong Yacht Club, II cents: Lake HopatconE
Yacht Club grill. N.E; Bertrand Island
Amusement Park. tI7H: Union news stand
| Landing). s1.s5: Auto Rest Ganding). 81
/ cfnts; Rest-a-while LsndinS). 10 cents. col
lection box OF chairman. H.5s: Great Cove
| House. S1.s9