THOUSK ANSWER call mwm A message is being" sent .pver from the front to everyone who claims allegiance to the United States. It is not sent by wireless or cable. It is a heart message, and it is couched in terms that every true red-blooded American can understand. It is an S. O. S. signal sent by brave hearts that Impresses itself upon all hearts over here which are responsive to it. It is a call for SMOKES. Thousands are hearing: the call and answering it. Thousands, likewise, have not j'et been affected by the messaee. It is the purpose of the tobacco fund to interpret this message to the thousands who have not as yet become Impressed with its significance. American soldiers are being transferred to the fighting zones every day from one or the other of the training camps in the United States. Many of them are accustomed to have ineinsiiioKoa. Real old United Statos smokes. And it is the intent of the tobacco fund to see to it that the Sammies who are going over there to lay down their lives for the cause which Is so close to every one of us are not deprived of the liulo comfort and joy they were used to at home. For this reason we are appealing to you for contributions with which to buy good American tobacco for tho men in the trenches. The fund lias already exceeded the $4000 goal, but it must be remembered that tobacco, even in view of the reduced cost at which the fund gets it. Is not a cheap commodity and does not last long when it must be supplied to hundreds of thousands thou-sands of fighting men. If you have contributed once there is no valid reason why you fhould not do so ai-asn, provided you lave an extra dollar that lurks around loose and unattached. un-attached. Nowhere else, probably, carl vou obtain such value for your dollar as vou can by putting It to work- for i he Tobacco fund I-or every- 25 cents donated. 45 cents' worth of smokes is sent to a Sammv This is supposed to last him about a week. It's entirely up to you. Will you answer the S. O. S. call of the Sammies? Address your contributions direct to the Tobacco Fund, Tribune, Salt Lake City, Showing his patriotic attitude in an interesting in-teresting way, FreO i "Bud" Hvde. Jr. 5 years of age, of Midvak,. yesterday sent to the Tobacco Fund twenty-five pennies which he had saved for a long time. "Bud" said lie would rather have 'the soldiers get tobacco tiian candy. This Is "Find's" opinion and we see no reason wily "Bud" is not entitled to it, and to a', in accordance- with his conviction in l'- matter. Thank you. Master Bui