Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1919-01-08


few invited guests.
General Secretary A. T. Lawler re-
turned from Atlanta after spending sew
eral days there, booking the moving pic
ture program for the month Of January
He has secured some new releases, which
viii have their rst showings at the
knights of Columbus buildings at Camu
Hancock. The bookings are all for feat
ure films, which will star such we'll
known celebrities of moving picturedom
as Alice Brady, Mabel Normand, June
EIdvidge, KITTY Gordon. Ethel CLAYTON.
Marie Dressler, Carlyle Blackwell, Monta-
que Love, Johnny Hines, Wilton Lack
aye, Tom Wise, Robert Warwick and
others Pictures will be shown at Build
Ing Number one on sunday Monday and
Friday nights, and at Building Number
Two on sunday, Monday and Thursday
nights.
Notes of Building Number One.
Secretary Arthur A. Michigan return
ca from business trip, which Included
Hot Springs, Little Rock, Arkangaa,
Memphis, Tennessee; New Orleans and
Alexandria. Louisiana. He spent New
Years Eve in New Orleans, which, he
says, runs close second to New York
in its welcome 10 the New Year. Mac
says he had SOME party--one OF the sort
IN which he shines. No details We're
forthcoming, and the boys area II Won
derlng what kind of a party that was.
Secretary VIM, A. Gallagher was the
most important man on January the first
and second at Building Nmuber One,
holding down the job OF general secre-
tary while Mr. LaWler was in Atlanta
He had the assistance Of the entire mem
bership of the Coffee club bat was hap
py to relinquish his weighty responsible
lily. After his experience as general Sec
rotary, Gallagher looks as though he had
added ten years to his ago and lost
twenty pounds Of avordupois II GER
atinly is shame to make him work SO
late in the evenings. giving him no chance
10 catch up with his personal core
spondence, How fortunate are the
Washington damsels receiving billet doux
signed IVY A. G."
Freddie DIESEL has qunlicd as a master
plumber, his license and membership in
the union viii be forthcoming. His work
thawing the pipes after the freeze on
Friday night was much appreciated BY
McGuig9n. who has just returned from a
state that Is not dry, and also, Satur-
DAY night is Bath Night" Some catas-
trophe if Freddie had not been on the
Job BY the way Freddie was it YOU or
the bugle out Of tune New Years Eve?
Several letters and telegram have
been received from Secretary Thomas
Menehion, en- route to Camp Grant The
telegram was from Chicago, announcing
his arrival. but said nothing about his
return We wonder If the night life Of
the Loop District has tempted Pop.
Secretary Thomas I, Ruffin, who left
a week ago for Camp Dodge, Is still
among the missing Afraid we viii have
70 organize relief expedition to go to
his rescue.
Curry received his usual package Of
eats from The one of the fair sex
and as some of the other boys of the
coffee cub suffer from hunger, too they
would Ike to have her address, Surly
says, Nothing Doing" Stingy
Sergeant Gus Kuhnbaum viii make his
exit from the Coffee Club next Tuesday
when he win be discharged The fair
haired maiden In New York VIII b > wait
ing TO welcome the returning hero with
open arms. Gus claims that she is his
sister; a good story-as Gus tell 1t. But
lay off. boy, on this stuff--wo are ali
from the North, for which we are thank
full.
The Coffee Club, these cold evenings, is
the rendezvous Of the secretaries and
Regulars at the Number One Building
The membership is fast decreasing as
Everyone has the going home habit;
Murray will remain at Camp Hancock
indefinitely They have been augmenting
their repertoir of "eats, even being
ambitious Welsh rarebit- ward The
memb rs hope they win be successful In
TINS new stunt as real rarebit those
cold evenings is the fastest morsel ever,
Building Number Two.
Secretary Tommy Dwau has finally re-
eeived his overcoat after many weeks of
anxious waiting 1t is some classy coat.
and SOME fit; he was told that It adds
inches to his height, giving hi mthe ply
sIque Of the Apollo Belverede Tommy
won't take it off. He Is WORKING
hard these days and it certainly
shame the Beau Brummel won't "a
him chance with the femininey an
Is stingy, SO they say, Wants to the
Bride at every wedding and the Corpse
at every funeral
Secretary McGrath is going to Camp
peVlns during the coming week, where
- nv ~,
to his nome town. and give the girls a
treat showing off his uniform for The
frst time. Mac spent all Saturday I'm
town shopping, making additions to his
uousseauN, Don't stay away too long
remember, there are some fair charmers
at the hospital and in Augusta, who will
miss your smiling countenance and the
Sweet Nothings' you were won't to
whisper.
Corporal Fisher was out strong at the
dance, Friday night. Who was the young
lady, Fisher?
IL L'r .!}3 Foley . walking around sing
ing Home, Sweet Home" Is the sunny
Sootl getting too cold for you, Foley?
Private Paul joyce said he has some
job now-steady X. p. at the Officers
Mess some eats, too
At last Private Joe Corteso has been
examined and is going home some time
this week. He complains that the wealth
er these nights at Hancock does not suit
AZ The dance Friday night Secretary
McGrath lived up to his reputation as y
Chaumer OF the fair sex They are Mi
wondering who his new friend is Can't
You tell us her name. at least-we won't
ask you To introduce us2
Private James Applebaum the aanctns
marvel OF the Seventeenth Guard. wanted
TO know when the next dance was soipr
10 b. given. All in good time. Johnnie.
Hospital Notes Cleaned by the Secretary.
HOW are all The girls in New Han}p-