Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-31
Hits From Headquarters
Company W. G. Z. G..
10y Geo, K. Henkca).

taptaln 6idnton was Photographed
or spirited steed, and we hope the
captain will favor us with a photo.
The captain would make a perfect
model for an artist or sculptor.
Captain Harry Barton. adjutant. re-
viewed the company and detachment
Saturday.
The company and detachment do
look spic and span. After inspection,
a panoramic photo of the officers and
men was taken We hope for the best.
But cannot help being skeptical about
some OF the faces in the group.
Lieut. Raymond B. Seymour is back
afther a visit to his dad, who is ill.
Glad to see you back, Lieutenant.
Lieut. Garrett is the original Sunny
Jim" of the company.
The Lieutenant smiles at all times.
in granting favors or giving the men
Hail Columbia" He is there with the
smile that won't come off.
We like and admire it lieutenant.
Don't lose it, (Steady).
We have at last discovered a game
that Lieut.. Andridge has been unable
to master. CThe art Of playing poker).
That's all right, Lieutenant There's
many more in the same class
At that we pity the other players,
If sou ever get the step
Lieut.. Davis is the new manager Of
q ball team.
Aad stin the team lost to the NJ. P.'s,
Perhaps the team viii win a game,
before the war ends,
Ne certainly hope so. We hate to
admit, that the moving picture cops
can beat our prides Buck up fellows,
get their angoras.
Mill Fie is playing the game Of his
life. Soccer.
Milt sits on the table in the field,
and yells out commands
He must imagine he is in the per
sonnet office. At least he feels at
home.
Sergeant Adams, just to get real
feed hikef down to the banquet Of the
18th ConNany and filled his capacity
to the limit,
The Top Sergeant punished a half
Of turkey, and quart of ice cream.
To finish up he cracked a few nuts
This was the best thing he did He
is always at ease. when cracking nuts.
Assorted and other kinds, are his spe-
ciaity.
The TOP Sergeant sure did enjoy the
concert All he observed and heard
was the headquarters Jazz Quartet, Sc
lected from the company band He
7. yer. gets Is tired of praising the band
II oeats the panG'
while talking about They sure are
making the company famous.
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fiaylhB at al camp aIIairs' ana are
quests from civilians for the bands
services are so numerous that the cap
tain is kept busy interviewing the long
list
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Joe Jacobs lust 10 show that he
knows as many athletic folks down
here as he did in The big town intro-
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Vicious strength and development,
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Invite him again. Toe. he was real
treat
Joe received an offer from q coIored
boxer which ne turned over M an
Egyptian herogIipbir exner, IN trane-
late
We favor Joes appointment as box
Ing instructor of the camp and volun-
teer to draw petition and get same
affixed with required names, to sub
nit TO Washington d. c. officials.
many wavs.
Tom Boyhen is waging an important
campaign against the stray cats. We
don't presume to know why but feel
that Tom has had an encounter with
some of the feline species, at some
time in his long life. Tom keeps a
pail Of water ready to wash any cat
that approaches his cot