The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-11

thanks and almost innumerable descrip-
lions OF the way the tobacco sent over
by THE SUN fund Is distributed. but this
Is the first one from distributor d.
rect. He has busy time. he writes,
and everybody concerned IL glad. THE
Sun donors are going TO make II even
a buster time for those who work In the
supply companies.
A round robin OF thanks was trans
mitted to-day to the Commercial Trav-
ellers brotherhood, who made THE SUN
the instrument OF their donation OF to-
bacco abroad. II came from the follow
ipg members OF Company II, Fifth NJ. q.
Battalion: Sergeant p. Rodriguez. Prl-
vate William H. Henson and Privates Il.
Mathony, Crawford. LOCKER. Casslday.
w. e. Connolly. T. J. Jordan. A. Belous-
of, v. c. Elliott. John NJ Ross, Roberts.
Ashmy. Hawks and Haldiman.
Jack out for $1,000.
Jack. the celebrated English bull ter
rier. has started we'll In his quest for
1900 for smokes for our soldiers
abroad. That 10 his first lap. for JACK
by no means intends to stop there and
may carry his labors for the fund TO a
much higher figure lie Is going the
rounds Of the Polo Grounds every ball
game day this week. rolling big ball
labelled SUN Smokes for the Soldiers
and collecting donations Always he
has pipe In his mouth, showing that
he IL no mere dilletante, but true prac-
tltioner.
The plans made for the campaign for
smoke funds by Mgr Dunn. whose pet
Jack 10. and by the committee OF women
who escort the dog to and from his feld
Of voluntary labor. are. so to speak.
grandiose. There Is hardly meet OF
anything consequential in the line OF
sport or a theatrical performance OF the
variety order that Jack doesn't think
he can work. and ne means to try them
all. To-day Mgr. Dunn will accompany
his pet to the baseball game. but Mrs.
Laura Cogsweli and other ladies OF the
committee forming the usual escort Will
go along, too.
Next week Jack means to devote his
time to the theatrical profession. and
with the consent. indeed the enthusiastic
appreciation OF w. II. QUAD. manager OF
Proctor's Theatre. at Broadway and
Twenty-eighth street, he will make his
bow (no wow to ~ to an audience
either on Friday or Saturday-e.<--------
Several experts have called at the Of
Ace Of THE SUN Tobacco Fund TO look
over the collection OF autographs donated
to the fund by Warren G. Crane Of
Haines Falls. N Y. They have been
deeply interested. as well they might be-
by this fully authenticated group OF
writings Among them IL a perfect sig
nature OF Louis XIV. OF France. signed
also .hy DIR. Guenesand. Secretary Of the
Interior in the French Kings Cabinet Of
1867. Another valuable signature to
American collectors Is that OF George
III Of England. who Is quantity de-
scrtbed as the last King Of America"
Interesting Autographs.
In the group OF autographs are those
Of Elizabeth Therese. Queen Of Sardinia :
Ferdinand H.. Grand Duke of Tuscany,
and Ernest Augustus of the House of
Hanover. One OF the autographs Is that
Of Queen Victoria's secretary asking the
manager Of the Haymarket Theatre to
reserve a box for her Majesty on GER
tain evening III It is perfectly con-
venient."
These autographs are for sale singly
or as a collection for the benefit Of THE
SUN Tobacco Fund. They may be seen
by calling at the cashiers office In THE
SUN Building.
Mr.. Every Week Is here with his Nifty
fifth contribution. and there Is every rea-
son to believe that he Is as satisfied with
his treatment by the fund as the fund
Is with his fidelity. It's the repeaters
that count heavily, and we have no hesi-
tation in expressing our delight when a
new member Joins this angelic band.
The record started in the Schultz and
United Cigar stores with heavy de-
post on Monday in THE Sun fund boxes
~
week There Is no easier way to help
the soldiers to smokes they have SO well
earned as by donating to them the cou-
pons and certificates received with pur-
chases in these stores.
How the Fund stands To-day.
THE SUN and THE EVENING SUN 1900 %
Unit ed Cigar Stores boxes, including
special per cent. gross sales day. 81. rs ?5
Otherwise sckno wledge ........... 227, 2oo 40
New contributions. Observation-Disclosures. Il2l3
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ,2ss,57s 81
Shipped and paid for SIC. 4I9.ss
pssh Ssia ,hre;rh the sch,Is. III c,S.-
stores OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1885 o.
Grand total ssls slS 50
New contributions are:
Katherine H. Gold. saranse Lake.
N Y......,................. lis
william McAfee, AnBonia, Coma. 10
Milton Chirttee. AnsOnia, Conn 80. 100
Carl Nelson. Ansonis. CONN.,. LOO
Louis Ievenson Ansonia, Conn. 90
George Forsyth Ansonia Conn .... 90
Sylvia NJ. Allen. Nontclar. y. j.. 500
!. C.......................... 100
homemade candy, llo5 West Eighth
st.. Plainheld. N J.................. 200
J. II. T. Co. Employees brotherhood So So
l. r. T. co. subway statemen
Local No > ......................... LEE