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Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18


she performed very gracefully same
fancy steps.
The last. but the least, was reading
by Miss Sturman, who Interested all
with solemn story, accompanied on
the piano. She was brought back
several times only to tell a New York
happening Of "a most beautiful girl
alighting on a street car. more APP
plause).
Three loud cheers were given to the
entertainers and visiting guests, whom
the soldier boys enjoyed having with
them, when the program concluded
with sing song of dozen war and
popular songs accompanied by our
able manipulator Sergeant Otto Helm
richs, of the First Company First
Group of the Machine Gun Training
Center. AS usual, sings" are always
enjoyed, and the thousand or more
boys were satisfied after having such
a splendid evenings program
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18
Lutheran Church Resumes It's
Social Activities For It's Men
With the Colors

Las Wednesday evening d most delight
full social time was had by a number of
soldiers Of Camp Hancock who were the
guests Of the Lutheran Young People OF
the Herald Building. A program of rnu-
steal numbers and games was followed
by the serving Of most delicious refresh
nnents. These events have been held
every week for nearly a year except dur
ing the period Of the quarantine and
those for whose pleasure they are given
will be glad that they have been resumed
and that another similar affair is sched-
Med for Wednesday evening, December
Is.
The Young people invite ali men of
the church an dtheir friends in camp or
city 10 attend
The church's social center in rooms No.
2i4-216 Of the Herald building will con-
until late in the month of January n tbs
NUMBER Of men in camp at that time JUS
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18

The only difference between 'Ty Cobb
and Sergeant Quibble is that "T"' slides
81 his feet and the Sergeant slides on
- face
We wonder if Cartoonist T. z. Powers
had Sergeant Greg Smith in mind when
he originated his little "Glooms?"
Evidently Sergeant THy has read and
IS trying to follow what the sign on the
y. NJ. G. a. said. Instead Of writing six
teen page letters, he is conserving pa
per. He only writes eight or ten pages
now; That's the spirit, Tiiy, old stick
in the mud.
Sergeant Laveue has returned from
New York looking fine but his age is
showing itself Just the same. He lost
taree more hairs.
Alas! and Alas Behold Sergeant New
berger is married,
The Agony Five has reclaimed its own
again, Sergeant Greeley is now back in
the old tent from which at one time there
waited soft tones Of Harmon" so sweet
and clear.
parently~ is the chief fireman and deal
man in the agony" tent. He is sur
rounded by stripes on the north, east,
south and west.
Sergeant Newberger ought to make an
when he gets back in New York He
sure can keep those "oooies" in line over
at the Discharge Office
we wonder if Augusta back on Han
cock street, Brooklyu knows that Sergt
Tilley distributes her many. presents OF
tobacco among the boys OF Hancock, Ga,
in such an extravagant way
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18

At dinner in Edinburgh. Baron Kick
uehi principal in Toxic University. was
guest
An Englishulan present told the story OF
Scotchman who went to his dentist
with an aching tooth and was asked II
he would have gas: he replied that he
would but he should like to count his
money first. Everybody laughed but tho
baron. A Scotchman attempted to OK
plain the Joke as the alleged foble Of his
race; the baron renlained impressive And
others tried. but the baron said Il do not
understand Finally he stopned the
explanations. Gentlemen" he said
you do not understand what I do not
understand" His listeners Pave rant at
tentiou What / DO not understand" he
went to, ia not why the Seotchman said
what he did but how any Scotchman
should not know. at any time. without
having to count it how much money he
had in his pockets"
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18

"a mans bootmarks on the roadway
are called footprints, aren'e They'll
Yes" We'll, what would you call the
of course Tit Bits
Sympathetic Friend. How do you feel
seasick Soldier. Don't ask ne; but il
dom Of the seas. tell him he can have h
! nave no use for it."-Harper's Maya
az taln-Who was that chap who went
over the top before the order was given5
otTgeant--T That was Bill Butts, The ex
nary fighter ''sii'iI-
~. mrs rs Areus.-The modiste is suing Tbbs
Tor The price Of his wife's gown.
Mrs. knecko.-That isn't tho first drees
suit he's had ''''' 0'ISS
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a
since the company mechanic got through
with il. All that is missing is the ocean
to make Il look like an ideal RochaWay
Beach bungalow Dave, I don't mean
yours
Supply sergean MARGIN was busy col
Letting the rifles the other day which
made him late for mess. Did you notice
that one hundred and twelve men were
able TO get seconds before the absentee
was discovered.
never seen such bread like this be-
fore, did you Bernie? Just love it.
I really wonder what the gang on
Clay avenue Is getting ready w, with nj to
Max to get q nottle OF glue ready and
tell Rose to polish up the potzee
we are trying our level best 10 fill
this paper so that some dear little girl in
Chicago by the name of Grace win be
pleased, ASK the top kicker he knows
who we mean.
Big doings are expected every Wednes-
day now (athletie day., as our own 1t.
ONeill was made group athletic direc-
tor.
For sale.-A pair Of canal boats tshoes)
saws II he don't sell them he viii have
to cart those stone crusheYs home to
Albany, soon where he expects to be very
shortly.
Boys, don't miss that article on p. 7. In
another part of this paper.
And all we hear the boys saving is
when when when We wonder what
they mean Can it be this When viii
they give US chance TO re-enlist2
Little Putchie was transferred to the
Development Battalion last week which
made it necessary to appoint another mail
orderly silent" Bill Harper was elected
for the Job, Still waters run deep, Hey,
Bill"
Charge Of quarters must be a good
Job Ask Pop He knows.
Familiar sayings heard around the
Horizontal Bars Goot Hell! Goot
What two sides are going up tonight?
Take that Cosnoline off there.
Who is the champion checker player?
You can tell that TO the world.
Drop me another line VIII you?
Put out those lights! II is 9;5S p. m.
Hey, George. put something in about
me this week will you? ] would like
to Pal, but ] am afraid it won't be
printed Resti!
Hey, serg. assigne me to help the sup
ply sergeant SO l won't have to go out
say, Murph? You heard me.
That will be all for this week, meet
you in Camp Upton next week. MAY
bel
to keep your hunks well policed if you
want to get home at all. a hint to the
wise is sufficient.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18

Curtain, lights out; green staro Tohts
uoSrs closed, screen drop.
v,7 a,euISct Headquarters Co, Group .
"sekly, Hancock "A Doodles -
Machine Gun Click March-Orcbeetrs
accommodation and everything.
Since our handsome p,,o,o,. ~,
herg. was transferred the game .had be az
S2H need that hulgers are essential necl
~ Ter an; judging by the predicap,ente
s t,.s. OF the boys are getting into for NOT
ieNiehe IN the past few days.
), ke5solution--We viii here after troat
Duslers with tender and gracious kind
'~7'' ana never again modest them
= continuously long and winding nro.
lesson OF men with hand grins retnrp-
tbsed AZ LOW town IS a common place sight
Noryal Berg when last seen retu,nirr
On lamp mp mad on his person seven eripe
ei, 99ef 5 this seem like poker game,
ssas i,oliioIea dollars. make it two thou
sahn, raise It to five thousand how is
zen thousand. did YOU saw fv,ent,s e. -
mo lqoaSahd, fifty thousand and wen sec ~
no, is It an auction sale2 Mo- Ii is oniIv
viiiT, ,.s'io N q Marriage You see, Mike
~, ~ inner. Abe Weissbarg and Peter Kan
ian We're only contemplating r,srr rSf'p
me highest bidder or getting = IN f ~
they get discharged '''D '' 'e'
Now that the football season ia ,.onr,,.
9Eet. perhaps Private Ekhers and Cool
| Lancaster VIII stick around the cor,rg NJ
street for once. 'Oi''p'i"y
The gang took in show at the Lib
erty last week Stonf T.ooiyf - ~ LID, L'Ip,
Snow 1t was. On the opening njgbt
one OF musical numbers sung V9ss,
a., f,eaches Down in Georgia" I said tbat
and and S on NV, vas sung on the opening night.
I,rnnedia.tte discharge Immediate
| eai.sch5arse immediate discharge Saret
Marti was seen last with bis p p
t5pio oHlig up the significance of Immediate
Lead US not into temptation
a New Yorker is hero int1aes ~ /
| can resist the temptations of an A W
~ ~ t. with the knowledge that he in,,st
stay mere over Xmas and New Year.
tude) "S 'ne multi
by Heck" our company song writer
is eonvalescing at the Base T1oxnftaI fro.,,,
~, oes p sash ~ head II is rumored mat
me writer asked the cook for seconds
and sald cook replied BY throwinp y
| lresn biscuit hitting our poetica1 feniue
P Nv i .55s srifi storage This causing said
where the said =" son 1IEsh 70 me hosnital
writing his nretf,, HI 10 ;qetafned from
the state Of coma ' Al an ulttaes while IN
him well, WISH
Reg Feret Major cv,,t.4
handsome guv wiz Il; 9"ietHeI, me tan
building 1O3 is anxjs,,,s Eyer N n Hq
honorable discharge. The Sergeant sa[,a
tnat once discharged he win sfart p. n,
tie army Of his own.
q, - you want to get our of the army. ret
'''e measles and break out
DO you want ~ he ,7,.,,,
Wait : met NO j. W. W q wanna
hilte Fashion Book
WHAT THE MEN VIII, urrhp
CIVILIAN STYLES
Beau Brommel latest design
"a Ia Herring noveltz,
4--Scotch cleviot-- gl y0ph 15 ana olo.
5-Arnericar i5toi1i -i'. Tx knees.
6-Ksfrb ~ - T,,S tlIteS months
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18
K. of c. Activities
BY Mark A. Wall.


The last week with its varied and
sensational program of dances. box
ing and wrestling carnival, moving
picture enterta' nments, etc. marked
the final touch of the master hand.
General Secretary John a. Donahoe,
who so skillfully conducted affairs at
this camp Since the beginning of
July at which time he began his re
slime at this camp. his presence has
attracted hundreds and hundreds to
him, who have been inspired by his
wonderful personality, His manner
and was have by noble example I'M
consciously rooted in hundreds of for
lo1n soldiers the sublime principles of
kindness, comradeship, truthfuness.
i0yaity ana those other virtues w.
all men respect in others. We are an
sincerely sorry to see him go back to
his home in Philadelphia; but we hope
he departs realizing the admiration
and best wishes which emanate from
the. hearts Of all those acquaintednted
with him
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18

The company was hit pretty hard
when we lost our first cook, for he
was called for duty at the officers
mess, but we will have to make the
best of it with Cook Edge. He will
be all right if he will only boil the
water for the cocoa he puts out.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18

An enthusiastic fisherman. who was
at the same time a sianch taetataler
him fishing Although he had good
stretch Of water to fish In. night after
night he came back with an empty creel.
and at last departed IN DISGUST. After he
had gone some one asked the boatman
how It was that a fairly expert fish
ermau had such 4 run Of IN luck
''Awheel," was the reply, The had nae
whuskie, and 1 took him where there was
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18

We received an order but few days
ago for 10 men to report to Camp
Johnson for duty on the range, we
don't know what duty they are going
to do but we have an idea it is just
TO look over part of our regulars.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18
Kniqhts of CoIunobus No+es

Secretary Matthew S. Rigg has been
transferred TO Camp Martin. .Algiers.
La in order that the x, Of c. MAJ
nave the benefit Of his connection
with the war activities, as he VIII be
in his new assignment able to direct
and Keep a guiding hand on his bust
ness interests in Nav Orleans. Since
his arrival last September at this
camp he has impressed all with his
ability, Intelligence and brotherly spjr-
it. All will miss the big boxing in
structor
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18
Single Shot Searching
With Fighting .33rd

Our orderly room sure does give the
New York boys a touch of home life
since the company mechanic got through
with il. All that is missing is the ocean
to make il look like an ideal Rockaway
Beach bungalow. Dave, I don't mean
yours.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18

The only difference between 'Ty Cobb
and Sergeant Quibble is that "T'' slides
- his feet and the Sergeant slides on
- face.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18
Joe NeIson WhIpg az SAGE.

llle hearts OF all those acouajntedntnd
with him.
Last Thursday, the mnchS GtSC,esod
bout between Joe Nelson Of tho Cooks.
& Bakers =; kerry. and RAYMOND Saoe
Of the 14th Co. End Croup was foueht
at the outdoor ring of the K. of G on
Wrightsborol Rd. Ten thousand eager
seven 'a ro,,d SPECTATORS Witnessed TIE
action Sare WV - -. 4. ioMeo WIN
favnrite If ibo 80 W iielItItlsIy me
Of hoeti1i+ios. ~ ~ wv, az tge staFt
crossed and 100 60 81 ltis i2ullas pro
snnario,.ft,, &C.. ti4glcea ms
ican enor3-,,,, 'i'' 80, s'isir $AileI
an the and Nyoisa,l 80, ~ lt7sl l''1ilg
and cot,,,,,. mia ~, i'Vi7ii? N''ael "
forv WeIeo,, ~ ~ ~ ~ 9; oeclsiN9 VIZ ,i
pIa,ga5 ILL., ri,le. ~ ltl1l ,pu , ols-
tioTeIV figb4;,,s9 - 20 "loitip ~ cau-
vJaiti,1s rnarlj,f, ~ ~ We ana
II, ,.,,-LI, 80 ~ '2dseS stomach
'i ~, to,io@iIs IouuuS ne
even et16sir,e 10 'iil9 wa Spot
oa i, tt,js - i+i5.i9il NetipeI d'Fly 70
these bo7,, ,1,,,,oi,s.. - ip"' - iouiiu'
tended ree,,1t ,,d ~ 1I.l,5u 'lle ~
SAGE was 11nahie ~ 1 r,,r ~ loU,i,r9
,'eesst,, "a "a 4''%ple ~ resume me az
knoctyoi,t r, I'm Wy pin lc.' hVp o. d
fo Ioo Noic was d Won9eftuI victory
ciave, Ie5bt,gotl,t ~ l.''' " ''tIliS an"
''S'i'' 1T rom ne" orleans
,ass ~ ,,i.,, t,iuia''t5 W ~ 2ISo VII
ine, and 1rnt, " g''h'S ~ liiVaI OF poX
tpoty,l ] aii9 ~ II T., Wen
lin 3voiit, r3 9qCa ~ J9eh w mans,
Vails KY ,iii ',0iolLL stihapets' MATT
''0'-7' w. WIZ apI'saF'
General Secretary John A. Donahoe
and it is certainly y hia ono TO ba,,
matched uD Joe Nelson whose fame Is
well known throughout This cann
ed III fi,stt ~ F. ~ wig lecoEIlz~
zinc 70 ~ peIoiq tiie quarah-
1it1,da et5ilt u Ihe Ilrai mag
IN tbo r,,1r @iiio5 Lis non apIeaTahce
r1anW b t.i,s C scat ny ms recent illness
liz fa a9ieo'Ieh ms star Iighter.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18
Notes From Company
&C." End Group,
M. T. D.

NOTICE. There is a trombone case at
the supply tent of our company awaiting
the owner.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18

Supply sergean MARGIN was busy col
lecting the rifles the other day which
made him late for mess. Did you notice
that one hundred and twelve men We're
able TO get seconds before the absentee
was discovered.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18

the gang took in show at the Lib
e3rty last week. Stop. Lookt and listen
a snow It was. On the opening nieht,
9 ,r9s o. musical numbers sung was,
y 3 eaehes Down in Georgia" 7 said that
ms song was sung on the opeuine ,iebt
and on that night only "i9il''
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18
Outbt1rst of Company
"a, i" Goth Infantry

Private Arthur B. Cook has been
granted furlough for the period of
ten days for the purpose of tending to
his bed factory and other business in
the South, and the men in the company
wish him luck and success in the flu
ture.
The men Of Company A are greatly
pleased with their new surroundings
for their ex~camp was entirely too
near Paris
Corporal II. E shultz is some i'm
portant soldier at present as he has
been appointed Battalion mail orderly
and he has considered himself of some
Importance lately.
The men of Company A think it is
awful that they have to walk such a
distance to board a trolley car to town
and then get fooled of what they ex-
peCt.
Ninetieth Infantry had one gay time
last Wednesday afternoon as the ath-
leticS were great sport for the boys,
as they all left the field very happy
Well, we have one very important
tool in the company and that is the
rake, for they sure do keep the stdeets
hot, for any time you step out in the
street there is somebody parading the
street with one. it is funny they don't
push them and walk behind them.
Company A has new clerk in the
orderly room Of which they picked
few days ago and think quite a bit
of the boy, he is willing and we do
hope he succeeds. Don't you, Corpo-
raj Sells?
Well it is too bad our over sea SER
geant is now sick in the hospital, but
hope he will be doing duty with the
company soon, as he is Of great inn
portance.
The officers of Companies A and C
arc a great combination when It comes
TO playing valley bah as they walked
away with the game last week. out
playing their opponents of which were
p and D Company officers.
Company a also made good show
ing In the basket ball game, although
they had ali new players, they gave
their opponents, Company F., a close
game and lost by the score Of Q to o.
but expect to show Company B that
they have run uD against new team
next tlfuB,
Company A is forming an indoor
baseball tam which we expect to be
SO successful as TO run away with all
honors Of The 90th Infantry
Sergeant Grover c. Lamb Is now
wondering what his next job win be
in the army. as he has lost his job as
mess sergeant. by the combination Of
Bn. Mess, Poor old Lamb he will lose
his wool now.
When it comes to sketching, Ser
geant RagsdaIe is In the lead, for he
will become wonder some day, for
everybody will be wondering what he
is trying TO get after. Stick to it,
you will be an expert some day
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18

immediate discharge "ir,yr,e1t.te
e W.. 81 immediate discharge" seref
IN hlStrn was seen last with his [. b. r.
discharge" 'i'iiHeulaIe
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Now that the football seaso, L. ,,oau,..
over, perhaps Private Ekherg and CON
Lancaster will stick around the cornnSpv
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18

We wonder if Cartoonist T. z. Powers
had Sergeant Greg Smith in mind when
he originated his little "Glooms?"
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18

II Pvt MANI could drill as good as he
can play the piano he would be good
rookie and yet he says he comes from
st. Louis (Show me.)
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Company a also made a good show
ing in the basket ball game, although
they had ali new players, they gave
their opponents, Company r, a close
game and lost by the score of 2 to 0,
but expect to show Company that
they have run I'D against a new team
next time.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18

There must me something attractive
down at Savannah as Corporal Cameron
generally checks out for that place.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18

never seen such bread like this be-
fore, did you Bernie? ! Just love it.
! really wonder what the gang on
Clay avenue is getting ready with to
welcome their r ing sergeant home. Tell
Max, to get q oottle Of glue ready and
tell Rose to polish up the potzee
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18

Big doings are expected every Wednes-
day now (athletie day., as our own 1t.
O'Neill was made group athletic direc-
tor.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18

Lead us not into temptation.
A New Yorker is hero jndeed ~ -
q Gan resist the temptations Of an A W W
~ l.. with the knowledge that he ip,,gt
stay mere over Xmas and New Year. ''''e
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18

We are trying our level best 10 fill
this paper so that some dear little girl in
Chicago by the name of Grace win be
pleased ASK the top kicker he knows
who we mean.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18

Company A is forming an indoor
baseball team which we expect to be
SO successful as to run away with all
honors OF the 90th Infantry.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18

When it comes TO sketching, Ser
geant RagsdaIe is in the lead, for he
will become a wonder some day, for
everybody will be wondering what he
is trying TO get after Stick to it.,
you will be an expert some day
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18

Owing to the fact that Sgt. Morelh
has not received his discharge as yet,
Ward ID, Base Hospital, will no doubt
enroll another member,
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For sale-A pair Of canal boats (shoes)
by Mech Marx In tent No s. Marx
says If he don't sell them he win have
to cart those stone crushers home to
Albany, soon, where he expects to be very
shortly.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18

ght-honored dollars. make INV If tpo g tban
SAND ta raise 4 70 five thousand how is
! zen thousand did you say twenty. five
s mo- 50 fifty thousand and ven see jt9
a discussion of Marriage Yon ses IS My 9iiis
wilmer W Abe Weissbarg and Peter Kan
N IN were only contemplating marvin.
Inc, hlgnest bidder or getting a Job after
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18

We are well prepared in case one of
our mules pass away as Lloyd Lamb
is capable of filling said mules place.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18

1t is estimated that the United States
saved S,50o,O00 tons of coal in six months
by Industrial plants adopting the rec
commended conservation program,
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18

Sergeant Grover G. Lamb Is now
wondering what his next job will be
in the army. as he has lost his Job as
mess sergeant. by the combination of
Bn. Mess, Poor old Lamb he will lose
his wool now
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18

Alas and Alas! Behold Sergeant New
berger is married
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18

.. Norval Berg when last seen returnin-
0ne lamp mad on his person seven cribs
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What every ex-soldier should know
. Lydia Plnkham will make you robust
aon' pay, we trust If you get thin-try
All IN, 1t will kill or cure
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18

Sergeant Lavelle has returned from
New York looking fine but his age is
showing itself Just the same. He lost
tAree more hairs.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18

advice by Beat it Fair sox:
=, II you want to get our of the army ret
the measles and break out 9S'
DO you want to he discbar,od ,o,-,,
Al together No! l. w. W. II wanna
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18
Headquarters Co., End
Group, Latest Screen
EUentS
Trench and Camp Movie Co.

Homeward March-0rchest,,.

s1olneward March-Orchestra
! Cnrtain, lights out; green stage lights
doors closed, screen drop. rs ''''''
subject. Headquarters Co f.ro,,~ %
Weekly. Hancock A. Doodles' ''oop .
.Iiauiline Sun Click Observation-Disclosures
accommodation and everything.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18

Where to eat and die:
Eat in Weables; meals $3.50 Tips if ex-
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tude) "S the multi