The sun., 1919-02-10
This donation appeared in yesterdays

This donation appeared in yesterdays
new contributions.
This action. the scoutnaster informs
the fund. was taken by the boys as
troop good turn" one OF the services 10
the Other fellow" which all boy scouts
throughout the country take particular
interest In doing during anniversary
week. The money sent In by these
scouts was 10 have been used for eats
at their anniversary celebra ton. and the
gift Is sent accompanied by hearty good
wishes for THE Sun Tobacco Fund and
for the men overseas to whom II will
go. many of whom received their first
lessons IN self-control. discipline. team
work and American spirit while they
were themselves enthusiastic boy scouts.
Sergeant Benjamin Marchiore sends
a card from overseas to "A Few High
School Girls in Brooklyn" contributors
to the fund. He says: at sure was
great feature OF this wicked conflict
when you and the other donors OF the
smoke fund thought Of a most i'm
portant thing about soldiers wishes
and necessities-smokes. You cannot
realize Just what 1t means to us to re-
ceive such welcome gift at the right
moment. I want to thank you for the
rest of the boys and myself
q. Dawson writes TO Private Peat:
from Verdun to THANK you for the
cigarettes contributed through THE Sun
Tobacco Fund for us soldiers. 1t
helped to make US cheerful. whether
we thought we were going home or re-
naming here to finish UP the work"
Boys Send Round Robin.
The Knickerbocker Field club will
receive this round robin from the First
Corps School Detachment. Accept
our warmest thanks from the boys
over here for the donation of ciga-
rettes received from the Big city boys
John +. OBrien, Neal Cohen. Joe IN
desc, Fred Lutz, Joe Ferraro Charles
Name, John Favalas, John Greenber-
ger. Joe Mcdonald" They add, GIVE
our beet regards to Broadway, for
there Is no telling when We are coming
home"
Three OF us are sitting in a hos
pital and the rest In a sea Of mud says
Sergeants de Lima. II. Steele and X.
w. Lawrence at Allery. France. I've
are thankful to get the cigarettes but
next time send us the car fare home.'
From base hospital st, comes the fol-
lowing written by George l.. Hunt:
This is a fine day and every one Is
doing well and all that can be done
10 make US feel cEeeflul If Delng done
The smokes from THE Sun Tobacco
Fund succeed In doing this better than
every other effort. You people on THE
Sun are surely doins good work and
we appreciate IT,"
Don't feel as though your gift to
TIM Sun Tobacco Fund was lost"
says Sergeant r. r. Buell. OF Company
f. 10th Infantry, Thlrty-afth Division,
to fund donor F.ry kehaya "for
although We have been dilatory in
acknowledging it tNe gift furnished this
company with Il rca! American smoke
on Christmas Day and helped make
our Christmas bright. / am thanking
you for all the boys in the company"
Your pack OF cigarettes was re-
ceived by the patients OF Ward 10, in
Base Hospital sc. A. y. q. 7S5, and
All wish to thank you from the bot
tom OF their hearts All gifts from the
folks back home ace certainly welcome.
but tobacco is the best gift any one
can send" Wagner r. j. Chamber
lain is the author OF this pleasant say
ing.
w r. Gerten from Saulxerrcs de
Nancy on January - wrote TO fund