The sun., 1918-08-18

recruits
George c. Brown and Mrs. Howard l..
Acton will have the general direction OF
the party. Donations are being received
from the Round Table. a group Of pur-
veyors who on a former occasion when
oenent was rendered the fund in the
same place were liberal with gifts, which
Drought In good prices at auction.
ArranGinE for Recital.
Mrs. Ida v. Endsr., the popular con-
tralto. who has been instrumental In
giving several successful dement's for the
tuno' Is arranging recital to take
place In the butcher House at PawlinT,
Dutchess county. the night of August
80. Mr. Blankinscit. the manager of the
MOTEL. Is cooperating with her. and list
OF prominent women Yho will act as
petronesses will be announced soon.
Mrs. Enderss programme will be a
popular one. like that OF her concert In
Cooper Union In April. when nearly $500
Tor soldiers' smokes was realised More
recently Mrs. Enders Joined with Mrs.
Jessie Baskerville In conducting a etc
cessful rummase sale for this project
OBVIOUSLY the most poignant interest
10 taken in what certain regiments are
doing abroad by units of that regiment
left behind. The boys who want to be
with their former comrades but cannot,
for some reason or other, embrace
eagerly every opportunity to give COM
fort and aid to their more fortunate
brothers
The members still at home Of the
Twelfth Regiment read eagerly every
item OF news about the 500 others who
are lighting In France with the Rain
bow Division. They know that tobacco
Is the greatest need OF their fellow SOL
diers. Accordingly the soldiers OF the
Iwelfth who are yet in the city paraded
East Eishty-nrst street between
FIRST avenue and Avenue Friday
night. Private Carroll Of Company ID
made an address and Miss Vera Snede-
ker accepted voluntary offerings for the
tobacco fund. The collection amounted
to s4o.s3.
Again last night the Twelfth paraded
In 1890 street oetween First and Pleas
ant avenues. Private J. Boehn spoke,
the band played and Refreshments were
served. good sum was raised for
transformation into tobacco for the
THE Sun fund. This amount will be an
nounced soon.
Collections Come In,
A check for s12.2s. collected at dances
at the Switzerland Neixhborhood Cen
tire, Public School No. 3. Hudson and
Grove streets. was received yesterday.
From employees of three departments
OF Burroughs. Welcome q Co. came
&ls.7s. their thirty-fifth weekly Offering.
The employees of the Cooper Hewitt
Electric Company of Hoboken sent
1910. their seventeenth contribution.
THE SUN stereotyping department Is rep
resented thi4 morning with its regular
N a @rs.A ~
culation department Of the THE SUN and
THE EVENING Sun by its forty-third and
forty-fourth donations. Another repeater
whose name appears In the list 10 J. Z.
Padden Of Hoboken. The electrical
workers at Camp Raritan. Metuchen, y.
j.. send $3.50.
With his gift c. b. Seabury Of Boom
ton. N. j.. promises to try to repeat
till II becomes haoit." adding:
Thank you for the work you are do
ing. The spirit of the country is fne.
All IL needs Is direction
Those cigars you are going to enjoy
after the Sunday dinner! II you buy
them In United cigar store and deposit
your certificates in the fund box Il won't
be 20 very many days before some Of the
soldiers Over There are smoking on
you and calling you blessed.
HOW the Fund Stands To-day.
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United Cigar q tore. bo.s: inc,, az H'o"'0O
special per cent. of gross sales
ohsrwi.. acknowledged. assis 8
new contributions. ..................... ~ OF
Total Total -, -; sos. ls5 9
Saon Dafance. ............... 1S9259
Received through the Schultz cigar
800
Grand total $50 $50 o.
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new contributions are:
Donated BY the Twelfth Regiment. sos,
Elecr1csf wo,s ao0S o, G.ran S,r,sn ?"
Metuchen. N. J..........'......'..'. 1910
A arIe Company &oSoksn new ~ y hlee 1910
Office aafi OF Burroughs. welcome
4 Co. ................, AZ
Works stan Of Burroughs. Welcome
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come i Co............. ..' "en 7u
Lucy Smith. woodmere, L. l.. and
Madge Stellard. Cedarhurst. L. T. on
Collected at dances Of Switzerland '~
Neighbrohood Centre p, g. No. a. 1, n
THE SUN stereotype d.par,moni ~ ~
THE SUN and EVENING SUN
18th street, block pastS..:....... ss 4
Tho ,o,,ow,n1 contributions. ,
J. Hartley Manner, m. Io,o, Tin,
ofrice st.n Of burroughs, We'll. '''"
w SS Stan of Burroughs: WELCOME SIS
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