The sun., 1919-02-23

which was greatly admired at the bench
snow just closed, and received a prize
rrom the judges there. This little animal
Is an aristocratic beauty, the pet of
Fred Miehles kennel, and II will be sold
by auction at the Pennsylvania party.
Two famous Chinese boxer swords,
presented to the fund by Mrs William
Allen. are to be sold at the same affair.
and ought to bring a lot of money from
bidders interested in their intrinsic
value and strange historic interest.
Other gifts to the fund, consisting of
valuable and beautiful jewelry, will be
offered also. And do no fergot fund
friends, who contemplate calling up the
Pennsylvania to reserve table for this
great night-do not forget that the hotel
possesses an orchestra which would
make even rheumatics want to dance
also that the dancing floor of the grill
In the new house Is one of the most
spacious in town
Bert Walton. one OF the funds hard
workers, is the recipient of a card of
thanks from Germany written by Cor
poral Albert Marengo of Company F.
109th Infantry, to which lot of the
boys of that company have signed their
names in order to let him know that
each one received share OF the ciga-
rettes he sent over through THE sun To-
bacco Fund. The names are as follows:
Prvates Anthony George Limbach, Wal
ter Baker, Sergeant Charles Persin Cook
Rubino d. Blanco, Frank Ahart. Henry
w. Levin. r. T. Stewart, Donald r. Max
well, Ernest A. Rudy. Louis G. Koeller,
George w. Price, James i. McHenry,
Moons e. Stevens. Corporal Charles a.
Garbert, Corporal Albert Manning, G. y.
Baestel and Sergeant James y. Crutcher.
On January 30 Private Frank Hostow-
sky, "A New York Citizen" wrote from
Camp Hospital 50. which is situated ut
Iavre. to donor Jesse Armstrong. say
in: Just lire to let you know that 7
received your most welcome cigarettes
and to try to tell you what they meant
to me. That is very difficult. but n
you've ever been thirsty and somebody
handed you a drink Of pure cold water
you may partly imagine my feelings.
hadn't had a smoke for long time, and
I had a true tobacco thirst on, me.
thank you and wish you the best of
luck"
Private Eugene W. Foys letter to
donor Miss Julia A. Noon is dated jan
uary 20: II dare say you have had lots
of 4 thank yous' from the boys. but
must add mine for your donation TO
THE Sun Tobacco Fund. I wish I could
repay you for your thoughtful kindness.
l wish / could send you a gift from here
Germany that would give you pleasure
TO receive l am in a hospital now, but
hope soon to be back with my division
Fifteenth Company, Sixth Machine Gun
Battalion"
Mrs. H Bremen doror. gets this from
Private Edward A. Pape, who was ct
Base Hospital 1913 "a. p. O. 800 when
ha w m nj 10
cigarettes received from you. and l don't
know how to tell you so. I am boy
from dear old New York and will soon
be getting back to dear old Broadway.
VIII say good day and add my renewed
thanks
How the Fund stands To-day.
THE sun and THE EVENING Sun. $4,000
United Cigar Stores boxes............ 72cG.9
Otherwise acknowledged ............. sl5,is4.6I
New contributions ...,.........,.,.... llS.N
shipped and paid for. s:5s'ss3. =
Schultz Cigar stores boxes tsss7. GO
Grand total .......................,s4o 9 1885 q
Contributions received and listed
during the week are:
Sophie BENEFIT Tucker, Relsen.
Bull Lunch club SIS ath AVE.. yoSS
Irene Raymond. go 10Th St, Brooklyn 20
Empire Cat Show, Jan. Il and l5...... $500
Lone Star Boat Club. $500
Mrs. a. o; Randall tmOnthly), wash -
Mafgsrst &. Fitzgerald, sisa ocean
Red Corner Cub party at Palm Gar. ="
den (partiaD December 10. .,........ 10000
Stereotype Department A. NJ. Sun. l.6o
In memory of George Heb, Jr........ 300
Bayonne, No. 13.........,,............. 100
y~ynatheH.@x ....K &C.,. ~930