The sun., 1919-02-09

any OF the boys. and II certainly brought
some cheer to know that some one had
remembered them. am the company
sierk and beg to thank THE Sun To-
company"
The soldiers are having a good time
AZ Baden. and write that they only need
me remembrances OF the smoke fund to
make tnem supremely happy. This they
received early In the new year and
eards nave since been returned to Sem
eca q. Lewis. Helen Massenat and l.. p.
hider. fund donors. Private Barney
Adelmann Of Headquarters Detachment.
olfth Ammunition Train. Motor Battal-
ION, writes: Your much desired gift of
cigarettes could not have arrived at a
more opportune time. want to thank
you Tor myself and the other fellowa'
To Mr.. Rider this note comes from a
soldier: Though unknown to us, l know
that the people back home are doing all
IN their power to tighten our task. We
soldiers on duty in Germany are hav-
ing much more pleasurable times, be-
cause OF your thoughtfulness In our be-
hak."
Came in Time of Need.
Jay NJ. Mead OF Company +. 355th
infantry. was at Saurburg. Germany, on
January 10, when he wrote this card
Ihe box OF tobacco reached me and my
friends while on the Mouse River. 1
can assure you they came In a time of
need and I cannot thank you too much.
l have been a little tardy in sending
pack an acknowledgment. but, as you
KNOW We have been moving around and
mad no opportunity to write. hope to
be back to the best State soon--of course
you know that is Nebraska"
Miss Massenats card Is from Ser
geant Tom Dekel OF Company F. 3l4th
Ammunition Train. who wrote from
Oberweis, Germany: Dear Helen: Many
thanks for the smokes. enjoyed them
very much, and will be over to see you
as soon as ] arrive back in the good
old States. Yours till Niagara Falls"
Mrs r. Browns correspondent from
Plum, Germany. goes into more details
OF his experiences your tobacco was
distributed among six OF us who have
been over the top twice on the st. Mihiel
drive. and on November In the Ar
gonne Forest. Nevertheless. this card
leaves US well in Germany. and since We
have had your gift OF tobacco 1t leaves
us happy Also
'We have our Lonesome moments"
writes Corporal William A. Tapscott of
Company 9. Fifty-sixth Pioneer imam
I do want to say something to tell you
how appreciate the kindness and
thoughtfulness OF the smoke fund and
the donors OF 1t. These tobacco gifts
cheer man as nothing else can do"
Wounded soldiers are especially CRATE
ful for smokes. Corporal p. Rosner ot
Company X. 2llth Infantry. in Base
Hospital 1928. writes to Will Rogers In
joyous spirit. and Mess Oficer F. r.
MCGOWAN. from Base Hospital IS. says
the wounded boys received the gift
through the fund In spirit that soon
became almost hilarious. He writes
1T does these wounded men a world of
good TO think they are not forgotten by
their fellow countrymen, and In addition
to this generality they want the smokes
They thank the senders from the bottom
Of their hearts and say that the ciga-
rettes were surely appreciated by all"
How the Fund Stands To-day.
THE SUN and THE EVENING SUN $500 %
United Cigar Stores boxes. ........... .oe. 2!
Otherwise cknowledge d............. 33,1ls.S 81
New contributions ..................... l26 70
Total ....................... $3.50, as7 Al
shipped and paid ior .,ss7, sss.M
sssn,,s ea esase s;or.. box.s 1851 Ga
Grand total..................... .siZ7 os5 10
New Contributions are.
Miss Sophie "Bensii" Tucker.
seoSiIis's Hotel $. Gaze, =; l.::: -:
J A. Neville, Upper Montclair, n. j. go
/ 4. NJ stereo Chapel. ............... ~
Mr.. Every Week. No ss;............. 30
Mrs. Every Week, No. S6............. le
Ne.'!e Beppier 1913 Garden st. ~.
Pas,sis Sewell, rs Bay av., Glen
Tn. Brooklyn and Queens Blind
william rs seas Inc 200 5th a1. Il;
PieasaRville Troop. No. 4. Roy
| Scouts OF America, Pleasantvile.
| n. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bN
Contributions received and listed dur
ing the week are:
Bowery wynnthewaws ................ SAT
MORNING SUN Stereotype Dept. ~
B. H. c. i,d Brooklyn p.nn:,, i,n;,x TO-"
Sale Of pie cafe. u Chambers ST.. So
The Misses Eva II. Lesner and Rose
Employees of Cooper Hewitt Electric
! Co. sth and Grand sts.. Hoboken.. 1s.3
| Henry Bacon l0l Park ave............ 100
Sam Keever. Wood, Harmon & Co.
Gordon Gordon. i65 broadway deb
Stock Exchange luncheon Club. >
n. Y. Stock Exchange Building. gM
February regular ccoinn,,ribntiionj 49,. 90
H. Haverstraw. West Haverstraw,
| N. Y........................ 500
A. L. L.....,................. 800
| Bessie s. Shepard .................... 5000
A. n. levy, iis7 broadway JIMMY, ....., ID
The Pomander Club of Hackenssck, -,
The Metropolitan Lfe Insurance.
Club Round Table Deb. contrib. 5000
r. O. Buzz Ayr'i j eahs sarI T. & c.rBe 9sn
J \; Coolidge, J. NJ. Craig. !; D; Craig. r,
T. Ecker H Flshe ., L. * K .d Erankf avs g. H
E, Kayanash,- A., S. knight; Leroy A. Lin
ogden. e. Poweison; W. r: Quick, T: r.
Richardson, J. 8, ROBBERS, ". Stabler, +
Taylor. W J. Tuliy, T. H. willard g. b
Employees of the Barrett Co. II ,,,
Battery pl..,..........:......; loW
Seventh contribution from box in
uanT Netzger COMPANY Inc ,.....,.. SEQ M
EaiK .,.,....,.. 800
Miss sara 4. Dunn, 49,. ................ soo9o
4. Kearny IN. ~ reader 49,. l."
charlot,e, \, s G.; from Mr. Mr., Y ":
Mrs MinSie wriston n,s Smith.
aais. siais.vt III; Ms d' sv'S Ms:
Ruth Vance, lIs.H Ave. So, Nash
vile, Tenn; Miss Katherine , :.
EryinE 100 E%Sg srS RAJ p,;,e s.l1,,
Heyw ard. Is smith 81. CHARLESTON,
4 e; Psp t: + Si,d /; FGI P paa,S,s,
Blowing 81 vii n Rock H'i n. G.; Mrs. 4. K;
Green Greene. h Lucy Payne Payne Anthony
Psgne Lottie Payne Susan l,,.n P Vic.r
dover dover '" ciarkson O& ssiisferrno, +.