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THE SUN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1917.
LECTURER TO PLEAD
FOR TOBACCO FUND
Three Graces and a Vera to Appear at Claridg e Show for 'Sun Fund.
The llcv. Sanuinl C. Benson,
l ornicr Pacifist, Calls It
N'oblc Enterprise.
CONCERT TEA A SfCCESS
Smoke Treasury' Receipts
Now Top $157.000 Many
Helping Hands Extended.
"I consider The ST fund n noble mi.
terprlae. Tobacco .In the staff nf life of
the soldiers. They need It."
These were the concluding Mntencea
of a thrilling address delivered by the
new Samuel Cranston Benson at the
concert tea at the Allerton Thirty-eighth
Street Houae yesterday afternoon.
-I used to he a pacifist," said the
weaker, "but when the United Slates
Joined with the Entente In the struggle
to end autocracy I decided to be a, real
American cltUerf."
Mr. Benson gave a gripping recital
of tome of hfs experience as an ambu
lance driver In France, and deicrlbed
graphically his tour of Inspection "along
the path or German neiiunness ana
bestiality" In Belgium. He was arrested
as a spy, end for several days occupied
the very room from which Kdlth Cavell.
the Kngllsh nurse, was led tn her death.
Sir. Benion leaves In a few day for a
lecture tour, during which, he Intends to
mphaslie the necessity of keeping the
Midlers supplied with tobacco.
Coacert Tern Dellaratral.
The concert tea, which was given In
aJ4 of Till Gun fund was a delightful
aStlr, largely attanderl tn spite of the
miserable weather. It was arranged
lej directed by William It. Silk, secre
ttjytrMurr of the Allerton, and Mrs.
fyirsaoa ffUohardson. A most enjoyable
Moateal programme waa given by Mlsa
eleranes Nelson, IMIss Carolyn Knight
and Joseph Phillips, vocalists, and Itana
Birth and A. It. Klrkpatrlck, pianists,
In his rendition of "The noad to France"
Mr. FMlllps was accompanied by Mme.
MrnI Lund, the composer of the piece.
The fund If about 17,000 this morn
ing having advanced IJo.OnO In the last
the causa set to send in meir returns.
The persistant e limb 1s evidence that the'
public Is determined to do lt best to
make the lot of the soldier boys "Over
There", aa happy as possible.
R. H. Macy Co., both the firm Itself
and the Individual .members, having been
warm supporters of the fund from the
start, are to be' credited with a further
gift which will iut several thousand
smokes In the hands of our soldiers In
France.
One of the big features thl wek will
ha the entertainment nt the OlarlUee
Wednesday night, which will be graced
well, the three a race. I-a Rue,
George and, Field, are to be on the pro
gramme, ahd.beeldea them Vera Max
well, navmand Hitchcock and Karl Car
roll, to mention" only a few. It's to be:
an all atar galaxy, and the evening
It's called Swh Tobacco Fund night
promises' to be as enjoyable as the en
tertainers are notable. ,
Sales to Help Fond.
Many donations offered by patriotic
merchant and others will be. sold,
amona- them thirty-six pairs of the
highest grade women's shoes, the gift
nt Oeorge n. Jones, president or me
George R. Jones Company of Manches
ter, N. H.; several hundred packages of
Sudd cigarettes, .given by V. 11. Hub
bard. Jr., and a box for a performance
of "The Masquerader" In which Quy
Bates Post Is starring at the Booth
Theatre. Ths box Is donated by
ttlehard Walton Tully.
Miss Grace Field, hostess of the
Claridg supper dances. Is arranging tho
details for this wonderful night and
suggested the slogan which Is to be
adopted, by guests. "Oo GO-GO on your
smokes with the soldier boys In the
trenches." . .
Tou can atlll do your Christinas shop
ping early, provided you do It very soon.
Anyway, on each of thirteen consecu
rlTe days, beginning to-morrow, the
fund Is to receive a percentage of the
gross receipt In Ixni Freedman'a store.
HOS Broadway. Ask any well dressed
man on the Rial to what Freed man's Is;
he knows. It's where you get the high
est class articles of masculine wear,
shirts of Individual designs, the latest
and most attractive neckwear and
everything- elss In the haberdashery line.
nd Mr. Freedman ban just put In a
special stock of army men's supplies.
The stora will' keep open till 11 :J0
n'rlork every night but Saturday and
till midnight the last day of the week.
Lovers of music are Impatient for De
cember 17 to arrive, for on that night
ths Christmas concert arranged by the
Rubinstein Club and offered as a benefit
te the fund takes place In the grand
hallroom of the Waldorf. Miaa May
relereon of the Metropolitan Opera,
Clara Clemens (Mme, Osslp Oabrllo
vltieh) and Rudolph Ganx. the pianist.
make up the list of solo artists who are
to participate, and the Kiimnstein
Chorsl, directed by 'William II. Chap
man, will sing the national anthem and
other patriotic airs. Several boxes al
ready have been purchased for this atel
ier concert.
To Share In Receipts.
Wheeer-buys a seat for ths Decem
ber 17 performance of "Wrist's Tour
Hnsband Doingt' at the Thirty-ninth
Street Theatre will help the soldiers, for
Sanger and Jordan, the producers of this
success, have offered the fund a share
if the receipts on that night The ques
tion which George V. Hobart aaka In the
title of the side splitting farce may bo
embarrassing at times, but It Is certain
that whoever Is ablo to show that he Is
helping to boost the smoke total for ths
ountry's lighters will have a clear con
tl.r.te. The Atlas Boclal Club of Harlem and
l' friends will dance this afternoon tn
'he l.elle rooms. Broadway and Klghty
'hlrd street. The best represented club
I" to receive a cup and thero Is spirited
competition smonK several organiza
tions. A quarter of the proceeds Is to
ceme to the fund.
I'nder the auspices of the Men's Club
of the Broadway Presbyterian Church,
Ueut, George II, Iloeder will deliver his
lecture, "My experience In Over Two
Veers on the Western Front," In the
Church. House, 0t West 114th street,
lo. morrow night. Besides being a gallant
oldlr he has been awarded a French
war cross Ueut. Iloeder Is an eloquent
lecturer and his war story Is said to be
deeply Interesting. He displays also a
wonderful collection of war relics.
The admission fee Is only 50 rents,
The wishes of those who Indicate a lie
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sire that their contribution shell come)
to the fund will he respected, the man
agement of the cluli 1:h1iik made spe
cial nrrnngements to this end.
The Torkvltle Lincoln Club ha gen
erously voted to donate to the smoke
cause half the proceeds at Its annual
ball, to be held In 1'nlm Garden, Lexing
ton avenue and Fifty-eighth street,
Wednesday evening. Alexander Gross
man's jasi band will play for ths
dancers.
A vaudeville programme kindly, pro
vided by Lea llcrrlck. the theatrical
producer, will lie given at the annual
ball of the Professional Chauffeurs Club
In Terrace Garden, 146 Kast Fifty.
eighth Mreet, Thursday night. From
. ' m . j .u .......i .ni.,. v K u i Firm, i nurpiiay iiisni r rum
18J$? 'c.pi: of this affair also the fund
Is to benefit.
ThlM SahKith diiy is an excellent tlms
to pledfio yourself to deposit all your
tobacco coupons ahrt certificates In ths
boxes In tho rnltcd and Pchulte cigar
stores. The wherewithal for smoking
costs no more in these stores than In
any -others and eery purchaser re
ceives valuable tobacco paper. Ths
paper Is exchangeable for premiums, but
If voit put It In the boxes Instead you
will help the poliliers. And the slogan
this year, remember. Is Soldiers First 1
A check for 4!. tho proceeds of a
bridge contest held under the direction
of Milton C. Work, was received yester
day. Capt. A. Itadcljffe, war lecturer,
made an address at a benefit for the
nniM rntr!otl!! Fund In the nitx-Carl-
ton November 1 and at fits direction 1
a eollertlon which petted $104. 3 was
taken for The Sun fund. The stereo,
typing department of the morning Bow
Is represented to-day with its regular
weekly contribution of 11.50. Andlisre's
a letter that camo in esterday :
Th Hardware Club of Ansonla.
Conn., tlniiate cheerfully to your smoke !
fund. We llko our smokes and we want
our boys tlxer There to have theirs. Un
closed find check Mr i.
Tidings From the Front.
In the latest batch of postals from sol
diers on thn other side ero several for
Ned Wrfvhurn. klnc of stago directors
and bully good friend of the tobacco
fund. James RuhTngton writes :
ri.n Ma. Wathurn A lot of Joy
was brouKht Into this ambulance section
to-night by the arrival of 4.000 cigarettes
and a lot nf Bull Durham from Tub Sun
Tobacco Fund. ThLi card was In a uox
of the latter, ana i naeieu m npr""
thanks. American tobacco Is a godi
send, bellove nie. French cigarettes are
awful mlgni won miraw
are American ambulance men serving
with the French army and seldom see
an American, let alone get hold of any
American tobacco. But Tita to
bacco reached tis 'way over here. If I
could see the 'Follies' now my enjoyment
would be complete."
J, F. Hcrdie writes:
"Mr DBAB .Mr. Watbubn I want to
thank you for the tobacco that you sent
over here to inc. If I ever get back to
New York I will go to see the 'folllea as
often as I can Ret there from college.
Tho 'bodies' don't seem to bs afraid of
me jet, but wait"
flays Capt. Edward U Brown :
".Mr DEAn MR. Watsurn Yesterday
eaoh man In our organization was Issued
one package Piedmont, one sack Dukes
Mixture, six packapes Sweet Caps, five
.o-b. nuii. I am not a smoker mi-
self, but I received nearly as much
pleasure from watching the smiles of
gratlflcatlon as each Issue was handed
out and checked off. Tobacco Is a god
send and we all appreciate it from the
imiinm nf our hearts. Some dj' I may
v.. inin thn h.ihlt bv the nervous
strain this pare rreatea, and then I will
appreciate It as mucn as me rem oi mo
boys do now."
W, l.eo Johnson writes to Marcus
Loew, theatre owner, who also Is a fund
booster:
"Diar Mr. Loew uur sergeant, re
turned from Paris with some real honest
to God cigarettes and tobacco which had
been supplied tnrougn your inu a-
eroslty. Thanks a .lot or raem, we
are twenty-five strong here, all ambu
lance drivers wltn me rrrnon army. n
we surely do appreciate your thoughtful
ncss." "Wo got It. and wo were sure darn
glad to get It." writes W. O. Silver of
ambulanco section 65. "Most of us cams
to France as volunteers with the French
army, but wo nre now part of the Ameri
can expeditionary forces, serving as am
bulance drivers with the French. And
on these cold damp nights, when we com
down from the front with Tin Llzils
full of shattered and torn pollus, wars
going to smoke our pmokes and repeat
ngaln our thanks to you people on ths
other side who aren't forgetting; us."
How ths Fand Staals.
The fund now stands:
THE SUN atKl THK KVESINO SUX f4.Wg.JJ
Untied Cltar Store, boxee ,?J liiii
iTertotiely a'knowledied '.'"
New contrltnilton .lt
VERA MAXWELL
QUN Tobacco Fund night at ths
ClnriHgc. next Wednesday,
promises to lie long remembered
with pleasure .by everybody who at
tends. Abovo are some oi tne en
tertsiners, the three Graces La
Rue, George and Field, and Vera
Maxwell. And Raymond Hitchcock,
Earl Carroll and other popular fav
orites, all of the very first class,
also will contribute to the evening!
mirth and melody.
WlUum H. Dermic
lnmn A. Hnfmann,
Hon. D. J ilrlffln.
frank J. McDono'trh,
Wm. A. Ilart.Te. Jr.,
Bdward H Kcatlr.c,
j rare r. rnunr.
.MIC. Mitchell
M t Ahearn
O. Intel
M (t. llauer
.to i,. tuitncer
.;: F. Pallnser
A T, noWneon
.19 I.. Thomson
.XI J. Ball
M C. Houtherxreen..
.60 J. Trefny
.60 Andersen a Mac-
AO' Keniie
Ilii'hent llutlrr, miit. Merhenlrs sad
Mrtele Net. Ilai.k. -e uu it
Frenk Tinner
Cnthliert 11 n Icl (age tSl, Screnten. fa
A lloilen leieiler nf TUB HUN....
l'rerifrlclt A. Ktuc, !1 Deronehlre et.,
Ilnetnn .
I,. t. Heiiimnjifl, 16 N'eeesil st
Meiy K. Ailaine, it) K. AM et
A Hmnk.r
Mr. I'lierl".. llciucMon Wood, Hhae-
hilrr, r..nii, , MOO
n. it.. 10.00
f. nr. w J.00
Jes.l. P. tnvr. 1S10 West Sd et.,Dkl;a .0t)
I'. It, Parker. i:iinlre. N. V
Perer W, Hlnrpe. TennereTllle, N. Y.. 1-M
yt. ii, r , i.w
r.nlfrre if Hie Crreernt A. C 7J.M
I'eeh ., I.W
The Anlln hlen H.rrlen Or-llxwlot ldle
Seelelr. :i.Jtl .Slut t., Hiljn.. M.M
Wllllsm It. Wither, IS Willleni et.. t"i
k. p. r .. .. . i.n
.1. A. Needle. rPir .Mrntclelr, N. J .
rteiYinet anil Tennle C'luti,... 1.13
Ktnploteen "f III. Teles t'o W.
Terk Ae.niK- Itntel .SO
Imtierlel lintel, . .MHotfl MeAlplii 1
Itntrl nelniimt t.yilllntfl MsnhatUa... -R
Ilntrl llllliiinie. (.M1.nlfT'a Restau't. 1-3
Unlet Aeln- 4 TOJtiirreT'e Reetaur t .(IW
Ilnlel An.nnla .SlttectoT'e 8J
Pelele tin., I .VroChurrhlll's 1.J1
Kmplntee. nf Hi. IMiMtnen (n., Jereey
rtty Southern llinel MOD
Oilltlrrn nf the Hnn.hln. ft till nf
Teimile r.malitl VA Mimdal- Srhool nf
VnnLrra. V. . I.0S
MIm .1 N, TIMiit., (17 Weet 13th l, .t
A rrlen-l 1.00
Heller A Slarrnnl, from eel. of etnr
"Write to Your Ileivr Sweet Mother
If lie Only Jtl't a Line,". Oaletr
Theatre Hide 21
IVII.iK.tiip ('Int., Ill Wret 49IH St. 11.00
.1 1 llr.ill.'i. Lniiimana. I.reen a t o..
4th e n'lnl lllli Ht J.00
Mr. Krei'en. It .N llnn. I. Ivtoil
Ae, ynilt'inuilO'l. I,. 1 5.00
SuhMx llni.rti' New VorW .0O
I I li MS, Rlmm Si' I'lllllle ik-hool li 1.00
Ml., I'nrjll. n.vinili.. AH Titlmmn
St . (ieneta. N V .U
V.mm.i ITIiint. IT! Tarlf St.. Buffalo.
N V L
Tlin Knf.i.il Huh of New York,
tllen' tie M Onrte. Irreeurer .0S
Ma.t.r (l.nrre Aua-liatlli newer. Ill
Monroe St , nrpnklyn I SO
nflle. Inrm nf OHnnlta, 31111a. IIS
Fourth Ave.. N. V. e(tr. ........... I.W
Bmployeee of Welln Marine Kmilp-
MseKentls, II I John Samson, :i Lake et I Itor,
jv. w, fjirmrirr, oniiaoiirj , vum
Cliu. M. Cohen. 100 Madleou av
third contribution
O K. S.
Mrs. ' James W. Wsteon. IK Kajt
Klthtr-eecond "
rroeeeda ot a "rrb bai" party.
Amertean Dtewowl Co.. M Maiden
lane
Mre. Ironton Kelly, W Weet Ninety-
imru ei ,.
Vaeta K., Ilaekettetoon. N. J
rederlck Rmllh. Jr. (ate n moninei,
Rldxewood. N, J
II. 1.."
II. Kaufmaim, Produce Kicbante
niilMlnr
Bayard S. ltehflehl. Tltlnl ar. and
Tntrd el., nrnnxiyn
Phllln Robbe. :i.' Filth nr
O, W. It
Henry Plake, Uuniun. I I
L.en neeyer, enrf oou, naimou e
Co . ?1 nrnti,lwe . . . .
M. MeC
Mr. J, linriinn rurhtnenn
Atlnlnli lllr'h
Morninc and X.venlnr 9t'N Adverlle-
liiX.BooaKeerit'i; iiri.. r. s
Simnn J. ICt,.. S6 Sk Wnnh it..
Jlilll Lunch Club. 3.71 Fourth Ave,..
(i. W. I. .lernun
Mre. 1.. 1. Hey. ear. nf lie rkflcy-lr-
Tins Seluml, 311 Weat KM el
Nlftit rr.a," llitnie ffir Inentahlee,
Third a'., N't Hint ami lMth et...
Th. Wettneedey rinh" .. ..
Arthur Vieke Warren. Ollecleta
n.honl. :tt U'eit 77th et
Ttunter Ielend t 'a itinera
Kllrje .........
"Sii-mnry or wencr n. i.awion
Mary, ilrere emt Jnhn Aletender.
K. ltnfuey are., rainrifi, j.
Ssle'of Papere" i...
Fnrtmnnt Cluh, M7 ltrnetlnay . .
fnlteriuy nine i lun nr new inrn.
I'lty," threih tierneaul Victor Her
Jnevph W. Conklln,
Witilein It. MeElroy.
Jernee Ileal.
John F. lieemo;l,
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MHO
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10 in
tlliBBi W. Trar.
Airren c iinnier.
Mletieel J. Bran.
Ttiome J. Jemrinee
Jaaees F. narber.
Ceneeied by miBiN of Alcutn l"re
Waramrr school. 1 1 j West Kth at,
C. If. Tsylor, BroeHtrn. .. .
I. ami C. , .
r. O. W
Mlsa A. Gray. :4 Reel ;th et..
TVenty-two membere of tho NyacU
Club. Nysclf. N. Y .'
lUehard N. I.. Church and Dorothy
H. Church, r.reat Neck. N. Y ..
J. K. M. ami M. D S
1. 9. Van Cortlatidi, Croton on-rtiul-
so. N. Y
Oee. M. Ben I am. :m Fifth ar
T.. C. V... Ureenilale. N. Y
Collected hy two iluldren at thn
Wimtmere, Tarrytnwn...
James Buchanan. I Beneon el ....
Robert A. Gardner, llayonne. N. J .
Cash
Collected In Tohses-o Fund box st
Ibe New York Sloeh Kvcnanre
V. G. Ten KrcK (asct ISi. tK Firel
ar. Ksal. Roeeiie, .V, .7
Unltett Sororities and Fraternities of
Jamaica dance . ...
"Compllmenta of II. S. C."
Employees of Chelaca Fibre Mills,
1US Manhattan ar.. Tlrnojtlm
Miss G. V. Iubne. the Wellemoic.
tn Broadwsy
flirts of the Delta Chapter ot tho
P Chi fkererlly
"Air Holdler"
Packer parly (teen by the Larch.
monf Oardma A.wvtellon. LarrU-
sent, N. Y ..
Chart.e B. Knot. I'M fark ar.. .
aainarine 11. nianer ,
Shipped antt pnlil for tllt.l.W 41
Cash balance. i.;.ki.l
Iteeelrefl throuth the frlinite Cirar
Sloree
11,714 4
aUsMNVMrtllebed 1I
I R. SIMPSON ft
Grand tnl.il itlo
Netr t'ontrlhiitlena.
Criille enntet lln.ler illreetlon of
Mlllnn ' Work. New York Club...
F. .t II C
N Vfiifhursli MiMlr. N Y
Tile llaril.iiT I'luti. .Miaonia, Conn
K, II, lUitlmi.ivrr. New York .
S'ereoti lunar ilen'irtniein. TflK SUN
(Mnritln.- ilcprtmenti
Marcarrt W ttuh. HldiefteM. Conn.
Harry fleer. Tfatlniunlnl Dinner,
Klleabelh, .V. .1
Benefit for H1iti.l1 I'alrlolle Fund at
Ritz Carltnn Hotel, Ihroujh Capt.
Dncniorc
' Tim cck' cuiitrlbutlons
Sarah II. ThmnMn, Wt W. 64th at.,
New Ynrk
raeennr Hiinu. IS! N. Klh st.. Best
Orenire, N. J
"Cash." Newark. N. J ,
Mrs. A. . Itainlall. U! Masctasett
sr., WastilnKlen, II. 1'
Jnhn Waller. Si K. M et.. Ne Tors.
Helen (iellls. Oetpl Cohen. Joseph
Rtnrse.. S77 Western rertsray,
Brnnkljn, N. Y
Knipluvres nf the I'orn I'riHluela riefln-
Inc Co., 17 Itallery piaiT, New York.
Moraine and Ktinln: Sun I'lrcolatlen
Perertmenl No.
Alfred Halehell.r. larlhorough-Btea.
helm, Alleiitli' City, N. J
Ileef Mutee I'nlon Ixngrv
Th. N. Y. A It. !., 11 B'war,
fourth ennt rlhnt Inn
Ilny nf l'l. 6.V5, I'uWIo School 41,
the llrom, SpbtTnrd if. enft Palle et.
Dornlhy. Ilrookljn, N. Y
Frederick Stewart, ISO Broadway.
New York
"Kitty from Wyknlt" -vy
Daniel Kttllnr.r, mi Sheridan
BouleTaril. Far ltoekauay
Xdna, Ktlllruer. I3s3 Shertdsn
lioulcvard. Far ltnekaway. .........
Anna Mane Dunn. 1J phartdan
Bouleeard. Far Korkaway.. ........
Colleete1 hy Rohert S. Wav Robert
C. Fulton. Herbert J Goldfrank.
Oeorire .1. GoMfrank and Jwl
Gnldlrank. S"l West rth atreet....
Soys of tho Cutler Behool............
Kmployeee ot the F. II. U. Clethlnr
Contpany, 153 I.afavetlo etreet....
Mm. II F Jimir. Wel HMh St ...
Koinlnyce. nf Arthur Upper Co .
corner New St. and Kxc.na.ife 1 plsoe
Employees nf Hiss. Sitraitsa A Co.
Broadway.. ......
Buenos Amlroe Club ot llwlea
caali
Mlsa M. K. Muster.. ...
Irom thlrty-thrio bteh school elrli
In Brooklyn., r"-
Second contribution of Ilia emplereri
of Southern I'.wlflu Company. Iter
41. N. R
from sole ot ennj "Do Ynu Forfet.
corntan tori, ui o"f
Brooklyn. N. X
Mix Helen lluetoti. II Illfeiker Bt
Newark. N.- J ..."
From sale of eone- "Keep the Bams
Old 1ive in Your Hc.ut for Me,"
Frankie William
Ilelens F.. Vr.ietikel. M Walnut Cree-
cent, Montrljlr, N. J. -
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Tale Club
tallies Van Weael. II 71 Broadway..
O. M and M. F.. C ...
J..K. Tadden. Hnboken. N .1
Dr. J. l. Bendell. lift ."tale si . Al
hanj. N. Y. . . . .'"
Various member a of New York
Stoek Kxehtnie I- &
Dauiol Q. Dobbins l.il ; ninmhsi
t.15 North Mountain . -Vontolair.
N. J "'
M. A. Connolly. ...Is on Alice r: Jtresmli tn l(,.oii
i . ureuie k. tisniwii .
Huro Parton ;.vijc. Mnrrsn . .
r. o. Wlea-and.... l.nWK. Birrrll Jia-ls
J, T. Femnlon 1.nr)S. A Rawla, . .
I. C. Wlllard lo!K, M. Kawls.
"Jimmy" :ij. Brents
Room -aaz. m Broadway. N. Y
Joseph Kohnatarani, t3 ? rrk l'lece,
X. V
Tho Employees of the. Flrreioue 'fire
Rubber Co. of Newark, N. J....
Inlrrtype Corperetlfn. 473 F.aet 7th
at.. Brooklyn. N. Y
"Utile Kitty"
Salesmen nf Wm. rctermsn. Inc.,
Flftii ate.. -. y
Mrs. carl Braadt and Mrs. llorere I..
neies. is Lincoln are.. Belle liar
hor. 1. I
Thrro gleters
The MeCell Co., 2M W. Wh et., N. Y
M. Zel.ler
M. AT. Pal Ion. 14 Wall St.. N. Y....
Imperial Order of the Draron. . . .
Mrs. Skehau
Throiirh Arthur Guy Kmper. Miss
K. I. Bowen, Kit frwsy. N. Y..
Throuth Arthur Ouy ICmpey, Miss
Mien Dreiel Mills. Philadelphia.
H escoe' ' ci 0 kh'nif ' it at ehe r .' .' .' .' .' . .' .' .' .
ACS
S." T.' Gilford.' n 'Bast "iith Y
Xmalnrf el the Tuakflaid Co..
Isai, lie Bad Od St.. N. Y
Thfsn meads
A Juoebeea held bv tbe Sodety of
Onlonlal Wars John Lonord Mer
rill, tn park Are.. East Oranie,
N. J
inent Co., ny, Vernon Are.,
city
Emplo.reee ot 1'. W. l.embert A Ce ,
tU Fifth etc
Anna B.'sharplese, Cranfard, N. 7....
Just Sew" riol'
Botxrt t.. lluhhard. 4 rears old, 17
tier :tt st.. Brooklyn..
EieplnTfrs of Clone Indemnity Co., ii
William st
r I llnr.ntan 1'".. 11-15 Union Sqeere
o. It. s. .
II II. , ll.i-entlfer eoplrlhutlon
KiatT and eMt-e fon nf Jlurdman 4
Irrensteun. " l.therlr st
j v. Denlee, U ll West Main St..
Freelinld. N J .
V f. liotntnn, Atlenlle City. N. J .
I II. K. W S . Felrhesen.
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Mr F.rerr Week Nn. :i .
Metropolitan Life Bound Table, !)
rrnihrr conttlhntlfli.
Annnynious .. ""
.tohn II. Tsylnr, Walerlowii, N. T .
Cherles r. .Vntl. Jr., 131 K. Itet et.
Herbert N. Sherpsrd, a Arayle el.,
lilen r.ldce. N. J. ..
"rrom e Friend" .
HepuMlean Owsnlsatlon Club, ith As.
semhly District (old tluic throuth
efforta of tt'clwrnlel Serreent.MeJnr
1:. II. Msrl-.1
( A. M. K
Employeea nt the rru.1ntlaT life
In. Co. t.rsnrh office, 1 Kest
li'th It . Bronx ,
"From tour Old Maids who enjey a
mok llieruselle"
m. c. n -
;rwin F. Kuelin. 451 Maopaa Are..
Savannah. Ga .;
Frank Ksufntsnn. Woodharen. i I.
Fourlh weekly contribution rrem
.t.rka of tho Andllor Of l'SSSCnter
I Aoooiints of the New York Cen
tral Railroad
The K. W 'a Bndte Club
II F ITetsfeM. care Heldelberi,
Wnltf A Ci, 44 Broadway.
Te Heeled In ntff of the Itoehesler
ft Pillsburr Coal It Iron l)o. by
Ita.. M Mifafferty . . .
W Cj.lle :o Fifth Are N V
jW 411 I'lihln- Tliool 41 Munhallen
llubeil ami fnllisler streets..
;.,y) SI Ann', l.uard, ll'th st sod M
snn's are. New York flly
-If. Mrs Hvrry W.rk N'. CI
Mat's Boarder.. .Mo-.ijuln Beet.. Ful
inn t . N Y. . .
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A. K MlUell. riiiiine. Conn
Kitern Ilo A.f I -lion ,
Midre J M '"i'In;ti Hninh Orant".
' N. J.
"A little Coutrtbuiioti tor Our hoi-
s.dfMe'de CnppM. hed' Bank. N. J....
Nissan American Club. Inc.. 7J
Hroadway. Brooklyn
"A Friend of tho fcoldlera '
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GYPSY MOTH BALKS
PLANS OF SANTA
Nw York to Have Chrittmdn
Tree 'Famine.
Santa Claus. It was reported yester
day, Is nonplussed. What with the war
demands on tho railroads and ths little
gypsy moth, which Is 'reported by ths
Depanbent ot Agriculture to be Inocu
lating wide areas of ths Mains pins
woods and spreading a deadly eontsjrlon
among the trees and bushes, New YorK
Is confronted with a Christmas tree
famine.
The Department nt Agriculture has
placed nn embargo on Christmas trees,
and manse of them that have been cut
for r.hlji ueut It will not allow to move
to the markets. The reason Is that the
gypsy moth has got Into many
and to mors thsra wsuld endanger
Ufa wherever Uiey might bs taken.
While there have been no orders to the
railroads from the War Department or '' '
Railroad War Board against using
freight cars for the shipment of Chrlrt
mas tress that might bs used for mors
urgent needs of ths people, such as food,
the freight agents of ths various rail-' . ,
roads have tacitly agreed to restrict the ,
shipment ot the trees. The result has te
been that only a few carloads of Santa
Claus'a genuine necessity have arrived .jy
In Now York.
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w.t
Lake Dredge Blaltsi Seren Die. ,.A,
CnicAOO, Dee. S.The sand sucking ..k
dredge Desmond, with ft crew of thlf it
teen, sank In a storm on lako Michi
gan to-day and 4ren persons were;
A m nr.. .,1 TSia .1 1 an ! noi.eri4 ntf lkai4k
mouth of the Calumet River; ti!V-
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SMUGGLED HEROIN
WRECKS CARNIVALE
Slayer's Plight Reveal Drug
ever a 4t
I rattic in otng oing.
It leaked nut ycrtord.iy that Korea
Carnlvale. ii Slnu Klin? lifer. Is in uie
prison hospital a wreck from overin
dulgence In heroin, which had oren
smuggled In to him. Tho news got past
tho prison censorship Just as Dr. Charles
Baxter, convicted of smuggling dope
to prisoners In nlackwelt's Island.
walked out of Slug Slim a free man.
It was admitted at Warden TAriUlara
Meyer's office that Carnivals Is suffer.
Ing from drugs, but It has not been es
tablished officially how Uie heroin got In.
nrinelnal Keener Martin Deeley. who
has been steadily re'orlng discipline In
tho prison, Is ore- il wltn naving Dis
covered and checked the Inflow of heroin.
Isadoro I'resscr und "Sap" Jlenry. two
convicts, isern found Ttllh thn drug In
their possession and summarily pun
ished for tho offence, according to at
tendants, by being draHed to an up
State prison. Several addlcts.were plen
tifully supplied.
farnivalc. nllan "Kox" Cornell, vrsa
romlctod of the murder nf MHiael f!sl
tun 1, Ills ciinilltlon h Haiti tn he pltUble,
due to the reaction bo suffers from the
shutting oft of Ids suvply "t heroin, The
atlendanti believe tlin heroin crept In
through the vlsltlne nioni.
Thomas Mott Osborne, when warden,
stamped out tlifl dniR traftlc. H is only
lately that the trafllc Ins been remmed.
HEAD TORN OFF TN PLUNGE.
Asrrd Man, neaponderit. Jumps to
Death In Jlrooklyn.
Plunging from tho twelfth story of the
reor of tho bullillug nt Fourth avo
niio yesterday afternoon, llyman Itlover,
4, of 4 McKlbben ttreet, Brooklyn, was
decapitated and his left arm was torn
off n his body hit the tire estape.
mover's sou. lljin.-in, Jr., said bis
father litid li.eti In u Mtiltiirliim recently
ntirl lias (lef.iiiileiit Mover had been
einvloyed by the firm of Mills Sr fllbh,
whleli occupies iiii t nf tho building:.
Present a Collection of
FURS
Fashioned from the very choicest pelts
obtainable into unusual and distinctive
COATS, CAPES,
MUFFS and
NECKPIECES
Scintillating all the wonderful style
for which the house is so famous.
A number of perfectly matched skins are
being shown for personal selection if
replicas of any of these models are desired.
HATS
New Models
for Early Spring and
Palm Beach Wear
arc now being shown.
at GShzTecondJtreet
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Dr. Humphreys' "SeventysaTsn" at
the first sneeze or shiver.
"Seventy -seven" breaks up Colds
t'jat hanf on Crip. All Drug Stora s.
COLDS
THE 1917
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m Me bar a large sssevrtirveal sf
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ft at pete sthleh nlll mllsfr esrefsl
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Are Yeu LseVlng far a Sshible
VIOLIN
For Yeurielf , Sen er Diwhlet?
(.'OHIO (I llll C!lltlM Oil I
cAoltr rolerlfon of Old
mul Modem (iielnimeiifa
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1.1 ua rirnve Hint It is not necessary
Id iay falmlous iirle.a In order to
nlilMln renmrkll uistrurseni,
bejuilfiit In tone nd appearance.
KdiirMtlonat ramnhlrU iml Jnr.
AUGUST GEMUNDER & SONS
Ani.rie'. r.iiions violin jiaaers,
III tt'e.1 d Mreet. Mew toeh.
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DAD VOUR BOY WILL WANT ONE
OF THESE WONDERFUL
LIONEL ELECTRIC TRAINS
"llralin everything- but Size"
.Hint tile rlirlstinss present youi hoy wants.
Tlilnk nf Ilia iel J it woulil glyo hltn--ami
lie eilinallmial mine. Uulli like a real
irnln .f Jituli snulo ete.el erlth Electrlo
lieailllHlii ami HtKti.(iver motor. Rise,
trieally lleliteil cnachea. Operate ort tt
terlff. or frum linns, llshtlnf rurrrnt. Ker
sale nt nil UeHrtiniil. Klectrlc and Toy
ritiiree, (i nrarit eil liv 111" makere.
The Lionel Maniiliieturlns ('.. Meer Vsrk.
ftlfsssssrse "' ' mmtmmWmmmmmWL'
Musfiaid Ike jl'oiW If U J'r.
:alterations i-'rkk at Brooklyn stores:
a. sr sn as sssv
1329-1331 Broadway
N'ear Gates Are., DrooLlxn
Fulton St., cor. BrU'jjcSt.
At Bubsrar Station, liroeuirn
4810-4812 5th Ave.
He. 48th tntli His., Drooklyn
Beginning Tomorrow, Monday,
Wc Will Hold a Great
ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATION
IN ALL THREE STORES
Presenting
A Remarkable Collection of Offerings in
Foremont Faahiom for Women and Miatea.
A Wonderful Opportunity to
Purchase Useful Christmas Gifts
CHRISTMAS NUMBER
-OF
je jWommg Celegraptj
WILL APPEAR
Sunday, December 23
THIS HOLIDAY ISSUE
IS AN "INSTITUTION"
IN THE WORLD OF AMUSEMENTS
Here the Manager and the Player
come into closest contact by ex
changing greetings and information
on the coming year's activities.
SEVEN ART SECTIONS IN COLOR
Will contain the. portraits of the
greatest galaxy of
STACK and SCREEN STARS
liver published in any newspaper.
BORDER YOUR
CHRISTMAS MORNING TELEGRAPH
OF YOUR NEWSDEALER NOW
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