The sun., 1919-01-20

We sure appreciate such gifts from for
mer supporters In the states and Il
pleases us to know that you people real
izo we still need TO smoke. 1t Is prac-
tically impossible TO get American olga
rettes over here. and we are hoping, but
without knowing anything about 1t, that
we may soon be back where 1t 10 easy
to get them. Our work should be done
here in four or Ave months. and then
we will start back home. But In the
meantime the boys need the tobacco"
"Biess Every One of You"
God bless every one OF YOU" writes
Supply Sergeant A. II. Grolman to the
Lone star Boat club members And
SUPPLY Sergeant Earl W. King says TO
another group OF donors THE boys APP
prcclate nothing so much ms smoke
frcm home. They were blue at tho
thought that THE SrN would stop send
ing over tobacco, but II continues TO
come and they are blue no longer. We
are deeply indebted to THE ScN Tobacco
Fund and to every one Of It's contribu-
tors"
To the suN Tobacco Fund Sergeant J.
r. Reid OF Headquarters Detachment.
5bth Infantry Brigade. 2Sth Division,
writes: IT want to thank you very much
on behalf OF our detachment for your
very generous and welcome gift OF to-
bacco. 1t surely helps over here TO get
something and particularly tobacco from
home"
Lieutenant Ellis Monroe says to Com
modore II. Young "Just word to let
you know that the smokes contributed
by you through THE SrN Tobacco Fund
were distributed to this organization.
Company G. 109th Infantry, 2Sth Div!-
sion. They were smoked on the holiday
and helped out a lot"
Corporal l.. g Houston OF Company c.
Supply Train 4s9 was at Toul on Gun
day morning December %, no that he
had time to write TO n donor thus: Il
am sorry to gay can't show my appre-
citation Of the carton of cigarettes re-
celved In any other way than by this
card. Imagine that the only smokes /
have har since l have been over ar" the
SUN cigarettes do not care Tor the
army ration and can't prevail on myself
to use It,"
You pent mo my favorite smoke"
says grateful l.. c. Coyle OF Company c
18th Infantry. These cigarettes con-
sole us boys immensely and they form
about all the tobacco we get. ] thank
you from the bottom OF my heart"
Jack Rose Of Company f, 1l1th 1nfan-
enough Mt least to address a lady donor
az MON Annie" He adds. Although
the war Is ended It IL still impossible to
purchase tobacco on the front lines,
where we are yet"
"LittIe Peacock" TO Entertain.
One Of the recent volunteers OF service
TO Sophie Tucker in the entertainment
she has projected for the benefit OF the
smoke fund is Muriel window. the Little
Peacock OF Vaudeville" who Will sing
at Reisenwebers next Tuesday for the
drive for smokes for the soldiers In the
Army of Occupation. Miss Tucker is get
ting 40 many offers OF this kind that
were her party not n triple affair. after
noon, evening and night, she would he
obliged TO discriminate. As II Is, she
welcomes the volunteers.
In the 400 room at Reisenweber's there
are being displayed the gifts that have
been sent In TO the Mary Garden OF
Vaudeville" that are to he auctioned by
the lady, whose other name Is Sophie
Tucker. They comprehend articles that
will be welcome presents to men and
women, In the latter class are handsome
hats. gowns. lingerie and silver and gold
,ewelry. The party comes OF to-mor-
row and starts at 40 with afternoon
tea; 1t then continues in the main din
ing room AMI finally for the fine rapture
II ascends to the Sophie Tucker room
Manager Shut will arrange the show or
Here and There" which features Ruby
Norton and Mldgie Miller. so that 1t VIII
contribute to the SUS fund party.
The fund prints the grand total as II
appeared In the sunday SUN
How the Fund stands To-day.
THE srN and THE EVENING SUN. Ecoo %
United CfEar stores boxes. oehs ~
Otherwise acknowledged ....,....... Ho.bss y
New contributions ......,...,........ u"
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Shipped and paid for. S5,T ,3t2 %
Cash talsnce ............ s.Ssl.11
schultz cigar stores boIes.,.......... 5S,ssIe3
Grand total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. te2si.H