Trench and camp., 1919-01-16
EK GETAWAY
|EHM AT MEADE
Il EOENEN LEAVES
LED ders Tribute to the
ve et-Editor Haynes
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trooks said that his tale was terri
tle. and he (Shackley). is glad that
His only Impressions of prison life
ere gathered On the U. S. A.
The signalers of Franklin canton
hent certainly showed that they were
bn the map last Wednesday evening,
Then their boys staged an enter
aainment at the hostess house which
vas certainly a winner. Details are
lot necessary. but it must be said
hat the large audience which at
ended agreed that the performance
vas a success from start to finish.
The boys of the camp near C hut
will be sorry to hear that Secretary
Echall has left the Y>service to go
INTO musical work in his city. Phila-
&elphia. Mr.. Schall can be identified
with many of the best entertainments
f a. large nature in camp and prac-
8icaly ali the social events which oc-
urred in his hut. All will learn with
pleasure of his rapid advance in the
musical world.
Sergt. arnahan, pianist, and Sergt.
Whitaker. tenor. will soon give a
program Of classics at the shostess
house for the ladies who labor for the
boys so vaiiantly. More will be said
later about this concert.
n DR.. MacWilliams, head of the re-
jwigious-department of the Y. must be
&ighly praised for the manner in
Which he eulogized ex-President
Roosevelt in simple yet touching
&ribute in the auditorium last Tues
Jay evening. On various occasions
he doctor has talked. and every one
Who heard him was impressed. With
but doubt DR.. MacWilIiams possesses
those Qualities which endear him to
those who hear him. His address of
that evening will remain long in the
minds of many.
4 Compliments and thanks are due to
3he men at the power station who
ent an extra effort to supply lights
&hen they were failing every minute
hst Wednesday evening. Mr.. Sampson
y the 7 called and told them that the
boys were waiting to see a very in
|eresting picture. Sure enough the
khen down at the station played up
fetrong and the show went on. More
E4ower to the power men.
In memoriam of the noble spirit Of
eur ex-President which went beyond
Isl week, Maj. Gen. Carter issued an
kder to have all units of the division
baraded. At 10 o'clock Wednesday
morning all the men were out, and as
y last tribute were displayed march
ing under the folds of the Stars and
Stripes.
e Mr.. Axe1 Skjerne, who appeared in
akOncert with Maud Powell here re-
fently, is a graduate of the Copen
hagen Conservatory and has appeared
with symphony orchestras of that city
His family. numbering seven, are all
excellent musicians.
q Many anxious and hungry Meadeites
ewait the erection of the new visitors
Rouse. AS vet nothing has been def
Aitely planned as to when operations
fould begin.
n Mr.. Simpson of the Y, who is a fin
shed pianist and thorough musician,
coupled with being an interesting char
&cter, has received the photo of Miss
sauce, singer, whose accompaniSt
ne will be on the Keith circuit. Mr..
BimpsOn plays at the auditorium, and
&ny who have heard him will agree
mat he is well fitted for so fine a
POSITION.
large detachment Of motor trans
ortati0n men arrived in camp last
Peek. They come from Camp john
!on. Florida, and are here awaiting
Discharge.
Lieuts. Scott and Grace of the 211th
x g. B. are returned from Signal OFF,
ers' School in France and will rejoin
ne battalion soon. Lieut.. Grace stayed
home on account of death, and Lieut..
cott was unable to secure an early pas
age home.
Our Office has received a book from
ne general Offices Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
9titied.s Marching Into the Dawn"
his attractive book is compiled
er1ea of editorials which have ap-
eared In Trench and Camp during the
"a period. Many have read these,
No have enjoyed them, and now is
ne chance to have them with you
ways They can be procured at the
umlntstratiOn building of the "Y."