The sun., 1918-11-10

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the cigarettes. They were the FIRST rea
| smoke for many long day because
they were American! American Gig.
arettes are real smokes ASK dad, he
knows"
"Leave IL TO U.s."
Leave 1t to us" write a group OF
boys to the men of Post & McCord
Wen take care OF the Kaiser and his
c. p"
This Is card that Donor Mrs
Jessie Baskerville must surely treas
ure The cigarettes were sure appre-
ciated by our company. When the
carton OF cigarettes arrived we were
on hike and passed among the CON-
pany giving each boy a cigarette with
the compliments OF Mes Baskerville
She was given hearty vote OF thanks
Any message you wish to send our boys
will be appreciated. Love from the boys
Sergeant Tom Ingram. Company NJ
S59th Infantry"
"All the boys of Detachment Baker,
Company say to Frank Thompson. a SUN
donor: Kindly accept our sincere
thanks for the fine carton OF cigarettes
Smokes are at premium over here, and
we app relate the prospect that more
are coming to us by Christmas"
Private William II. Fulhood OF Engi-
neers Trench Company 10, Twenty-third
Engineers. Is another who Is living "for
Christmas" He says: you fine people
have done what you could. but IL was a
big job, and the boys had smokes only
part OF the time and never were able To
smoke all they wanted TO, but / under
stand that we are in for more on Christ
mas and New Years"
1--WE. the boys Of the United States
Army. received the present OF cigarettes
given by Mrs. Enders through THE sun
Tobacco Fund. And we, the boys OF
Company L, 357th Infantry. send our
many thanks to Mrs. acknowledgement
{. W. Allen.
The party at weimann's Domino
Rooms last Friday night turned In
$303.31 to the smoke fund and a nood
entertainment to the many guests. Mr.
Reiss and Mr.. Haffeuan acted as hosts
! and started the cabaret of promptly, as
well as the auctioning of almost In
Vulnerable donations by neighborina
| tradcsmen. Assisting In the perform.
ance and In the sales of flowers and
cigarettes were the Misses Marion Rob-
inson, Ida Lawrence, Helen Perry
Gladys Quinn and Lille Young.
Maurice j. Mccarthy spoke eloquently
of the good work Of THE Sun Tobacco
Fund and proved to be an irresistible
auctioneer Hugo Hubsch. a private who
has been sent home to recuperate from
the wounds he received as a member OF
the 165th Infantry. helped him. One OF
the donations had been sent from France
by Major Nicholas Engle of the 307th
Infantry. Sam Feinberg and his Ave
jazz Observation-Disclosures played the dance
, music. Sammy Collins. by courtesy OF
the Jerome Remick Company, was ar
| added attraction; he sang Till We
Meet Again" The party was true sue.
| cess and gave distinct pleasure to the
denizens OF Washington Heights. 1t wa,
| the first one up there for the fund.
Mig Fetc Tuesday Might.
On Tuesday night will occur ins tn,
L. $ Theatre. at Webster avenue anC
1s5th street. the big benefit which the
Eighth Artillery Corps, c. y. Y. c.. 1.
| giving for the fund. Hr. Grob, proprie
tor of the theatre. il having It hand
somely decorated, and Fl. Fl. Olsen. tor
sergeant OF the Seventh Company. is ar
ranging all the military details. The
members of the Eighth Coast Artillery
promise to diyulge some new kinks" II
the way of vaudeville show. Part I
will be an old fashioned mlnstrels, with
q. Libby: J. A Clark. r. r. Neill, w. w
Cervantes. Tony Vilanni and James Hi
sitting about as performers Sergeant
Redmond will conduct the orchestra ant
| Lou Field will look after the financia
en6s.
! Through the courtesy Of William Fo,
! the well known picture artists. Georg,
Walsh. Lucy Fox and Ruby De Reimer
will appear. Walsh will be seen i'm
mediately after the showing OF his lates
! picture "On the Jump and he mean.
to reveal to the benefit audience how
| he does his stunts Lucy Fox Is to SIM
for the fund and Ruby De Reimer
leading lady for William Farnum, will
have charge of the candy booth. Othel
screen favorites who will be seen In tn,
! bill are Richard Neill and George Hal
| pin.
| The Thanksgiving Eve parties to b,
| held for the fund will cover a consider
able territory no less than from tn,
upper West Side TO Coney Island. o.
that night the Yama Yama room of tn,
| Hotel st. Andrew will echo to mirti
and melody for the purpose of aiding tn,
soldiers fund, and down at Stauch's ii
! Coney Island there is to be ball from
which the fund will derive the net re
| ceipts This ball Ia an annual insti
tuition and has been such for the pas
| thirty years. always being held for tn,
benef. OF the employees OF the place
an exception IS being made this yea
for the reason that so many of the EN-
ployees are In the service abroad.