Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-15
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With smashing upper-cut PfTvato
Kopczynsk stopped haymaker aimed
at his jaw and. continuing the on
slaught, he knocked two assaalantn
into a non-combative frame OF min6.f
The alteration arose when truck.
driven too close to John for comfoft,l
got him riled. The timely appearance1
Of an Officer terminated the boukA
The round was decidedly in favor of.
the Polish giant. Corp. Engleman ext
presses regret that he was not amomg3
those at the ringside.
Selected to select in the seIectlve
draft, Sergt. Smith, statistician. sew
cred his services from the storage
section supplies division. In his new
capacity he will assist the second as
sistant secretary Of war.
Dolly Gray and his side kick, Kld
Weeks, are of to the nitrate fields OF
Sheffield. Ala. They are to join Red
Murray in the big project, one in pur-
chasing, the other In construction
work. Sorry to lose this jovial duo,
but 1t certainly Is nice weather for q
trip south.
Private George r. Cressman is hand
ing out smokes on the strength OF his
getting married at West Chester, Pa,
on July 81. The honeymoon at At
lantic City was all too short. Com
gratulattons and many thanks!
I'm shotm exclaimed August
Schram, as-he rushed wildly out Of
the machine shop and headed for the
infirmary. Anton Kavenek being alb
sent. Private Page helped Capt. Q. 3.
a In No n{r1e f1<T> -vurt.f anra
disclosed wound in the abdomen.
While removing the cartridge from
subcaliber adapter Sergt. Curran
struck the cap and the charge fired
into Private Schram point blank:
Owing to the heavy clothing ana
Barring the possibility Of tetanus
setting in, we look for a speedy re-
covery. Bernie SCHNEIDER, impaneled-
jury, and after due deliberations
Sergt. Curran was relieved Of re-@
sponsibiiity. but 1t will take three or
four surveys and couple OF 7 and r
reports to fix the accountability. Drift.
ton papers please copy.
Nick Backus- has secured an In
definite furlough and will return 20
the Nicetown works of the Midvale
Steel and Ordnance Company Ut
Philadelphia. Pa, to engage in the
rifiing of heavy artillery. We are
pleased to see him return to trade
In which he is an expert, but we win
miss his good-natured humor.
George I. Boles came to breakfast
wearing the stripes of an Ordnance
sergeant and to lunch in the .garb OF
a lieutenant. After spending q few
days at his home in st. Davids Pa,
he will report to the district ordinances
officer at Bridgeport, Conn.
transferred to the Maxwell Motor
Company plant at Detroit, Mich, ana
Is to- work under the District ord
nance officer. Shorty will be right at
home.
Maj d. M Bates has left for Camp
Lee. at Petersburg, Va.
Ordnance Sergt. Courson, master
armorer. is attending school at,
Springfield, Mass. Maybe he il learn
ing how to clean his own rifle.
Sergt. Orville ]. Marshall, former in+
structor at the cooks and baker,
school. is initiating Corp. Ford I'm tho
mysteries Of being a mess sergeant.
Overseas assignments are responsible I
for many changes in the enlisted per-
sonnet.
Sergt. Donald p. Bean, a member or
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ordnance officer. is on special duty
here.
Private Robert e. Anderson has
joined the command. He halls from
Edgewood arsenal.
Corps. Urner. Moore and Wannan are
on their way to Camp Taylor, Louis
vile, KY, to enter the field artillery
camp of the central officers training
school Better luck this trip!
Capt Robert Sigmund has retained
from Camden, N. J.
Lieut.. William A Shearer has been
assigned to this command.
OF the twenty-five recruits sent from
Fort Slocum, all but three are under
twenty They'll like IL.
George Donnell is considering the
matter of entering the artillery a.
private. Think it over, old top.
Guy Aaron, ordnance sergeant. says
it's no joke to face 100 desperate men
armed with rifles. Wonder how ne
would stand gas?
Real Concert Music at O-Y.
AS proof that Meade men IKE hikl-
class music Secretary AveriIl wen known
musician Of New York, put on show