The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-02
Sunday paper we will have everything

sunday paper we will have everything
we want. Our address is A. F. o. $50"
The following patients in Base Hos
pital ~ send thanks TO the employees of
Hotel Ansonia: Privates g. l. Thomp-
son, Roy l.. Nantess, Henry Schwartz,
Leo Marsan, orrln Lynch and Fred
Schmidt.
10 SUN fund donor Thomas NJ Dieu-
aide Sergeant j. II. Noll OF Company C.
3lfth Infantry. wrote on January / d.:
we were issued this donation of to-
bacco to-day. l am at convalescent
camp No. l. at Mesves. having been
wounded at Ferdun September 20. ysur
gift Is highly appreciated
Wonderful Surprise to Boys.
To fund donor Julia Sweeney comes
this letter dated January / at Ourches,
France: To-day THE wonderful surprise
from THE SuN Tobacco Fund which WAS
made possible by yonr magnanimous
spirit reached me, and I want TO assure
you just how completely l enjoyed the
smokes. You know the fondness We SOL
diers have for the good American cigar
cites. and thus you can imagine my Joy
upon receiving the prize package. With
best wishes to you for the new year. &C."
Company A, S16th Pioneer Infantry.
by First Sergeant b. Forshee. writes to
THE SUN: at gives US great pleasure
to acknowledge your glorious gift. 1
know you will be surprised to get this
letter from us soldiers In war stricken
France. but all the soldiers want 1t to
go TO YOU. At last VIC have accomplished
our aim and the aims of the American
people"
Supply Sergeant Hezekiah Jones writes
from Labry, France God has enabled
us to enjoy your sweet gift, which was
much appreciated. Don't let this ex-
preston surprise you. for when we left
the-States We were in the hands OF the
Lord, who sent US over here to win VIC
tory, and by the aid of the Almighty we
accomplished our aim. We soldiers pray
that your stumbling blocks be removed
forever"
You can imagine how We soldiers ap-
preciate THE Sum smokes, and you must
imagine It. for words cannot return our
thanks for what you have done. May
God speed THE Sun on the way TO sue
cess Is the wish of every soldier in
France" This is from another pious
member of Company A, s16th Pioneers.
Al Jolson gets a card from the same
regiment saying that heboys are anx-
ious to get back to see his new sue
cesses on the stage and wishing him a
long happy life and success for the pleas
ure he has contributed to the soldiers.
Supply Sergeant 2. Divine Of Com
pany SO. Transportation Corps, tells a
donor that the boys OF this company
never had such Joy as was given to them
by Sun fund distribution on Janu-
airy
All Join In Tribute.
A Tauber. a fund donor. will receive
this card from Corporal Harold H.
Mass OF Headquarters Company. Fourth
United States Infantry. at Rimaucourt
France. which Is dated January s:
Casual Company No. /, Base Hospital
50. begs to acknowledge receipt of the
kind gift of tobacco from A Tauber
through THE SUN Tobacco Fund. To
men in hospital who have seen active
service at the front is this gift most wei
come. 1t surely is appreciated"
Lieut. o. C. Dillow Of Company I.
Fitty-sixth Infantry. Acknowledges with
hearty thanks receipt of tobacco gifts
from the men of Post & McCord which
were distributed to the men of that or
ganiZation.
Private j. Rappoport and two friends
received smokes In Vichy. France. on
January II. He says: "A smoke just
now is what soldier wants next to
eats 1t rests him and restores his pa
thence willie waiting % go home. and
this waiting is harder than being under
Are In the lines
The victory dance given for the bcne-
fl OF the fund week ago at the Leslie
rooms, at Eighty-third street and Broad
way. under the auspices OF Miss Eva
Leissner OF 2340 Seventh avenue and
Miss Rose Bsyer, 2026 Seventh avenue.
brought in TO the fund for soldiers
smokes sl53.5O. This party was true
success in every way there was an
attendance OF about 500, and the Naval
Jazz Band OF Pelham Bay consisting Of
seven pieces played most inspirngly.
Mrs. c. Leissner acted as hostess There
were some entertaining features besides
the dancing. among them being solo
dance by Gladys Bayer and songs by
the Mari sisters. movie stars. The
Beaver Club Of the McAlpin Hotel was
out in force. \ number OF tickets were
sold at the door, but the success of the
party financially and otherwise was due
entirely to the unremitting attention
given to the affair by the two young
women who iraugurated 1t.