Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-24
DEVELOPMENTS At.
! BUILDING 232
WITH GOOD WISHES FOR THE
HOLIDAY SEASON.
BY H. Luessen
M0AnAN Tile sly hrA


HOLIDAY SEASON.
BY II. Luessen.
MONDAY, THE SIXTEENTH
Good music and strong programs in
general were characteristic OF the en-
tire weeks effort at Army I VI. c. A.
232
The Main Training Depot Band, under
the leadership Of Lieut.. W. J.Hershenow,
opened the evenings entertainment on
this night There were frequent recalls
along with numbers played by special
request. Music hath charms, and this
holds good wherever the soldier may be
and it does not matter how often the
band plays, he never seems to tire OF
this pastime. Secretary Honcyman fol-
lowed the concert with his illustrated
lecture on the Lights and Shadows OF
New York City" The slides shown were
the best and represented the city as
shown by pencil, word and camera, from
the days Of Henry Hudson down to the
present time when the modern sky
the ether blue. The nest of the mann
moth edifices that clustered on lower
Manhattan Island is by all odds the
most conspicuous group of commercial
daily changing skyline that is almost
Kaleidoscope so that one marFels al
each recurrent visit to this mighty
metropolis.
The views as shown gave the various
changes from the woods and tepees 81
Red Men who sold their magic terri
tory for the vast sum of twenty-fouf
is. wniie tehIhs 4 M stoiS Eei ps,i-
frequently interrupted by bursts Of APP
plause which showed the appreciative-
ness OF the large audience.
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pulled off indoors, with the use Of the
mats. More than eight hundred enthu-
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of he Ia TgsN 1 @ ,' 92 S vas 6a
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o.on 4, "a -,,s.,...st;.. -. -. n l| n
tdrse anu appreclatiV audience crowded
20 w. Ine uoors aL eyelg entT emu ts, ana
ota,aIi'ls oi 5he counters anu idoits as
p tne ,rdl.lSu ieaa
gudl se.s aaH1 ahuei inc ieduershlp Of
pam, oanuiii tiS MARA. no tlne was ioSt
wneh tbsse men came INTO me audlto-
ri,a,,al, Vno pece aiteF ahother was
va ron, ',,e 81 aii ptssehI II
49, Teai, genuine concer!' lasting more
WAN ~ "a a haI, hour, atter Which one reel OF
se ~ oui'@ 5TI 9 3iI was thro|n on me
~, 5i me i15nLs lhsh pong turned
MET III, I Isrd it s -, beck OF tne
- ~ ,' ~ ms f'nltanIe style spo&e
20, 70 ne soadiers aor lllteeh minutes Cur
hrr,to sei'rs VIZ siNGn ~ cohheetloh;
Applause greeted the chaplain again and