' »y
4
s
Re-Opened
at
Liberty Park
the
“Big White lunch
‘ Counter”
Come to see me, boys, I will
feed you well.
W. B. NIXON
P. S.—Remember Oysters
are in season.
VISITORS
To the
Big Gaston
County fair
Oct. 8, 9, 10, 11, 12tb.
Are cordially invited to make
our place headquarters.
GASTON
LOAN AND
TRUST
COMPANY
GASTONIA, N. G.
THE CADUCEUS
l(!MNSTRDal1
(By Sergeant Ray J. Derwort.)
NEW WARD OPENED.
Friday, September 20, Ward E-4
opened its doors wide and bid welcome
any who seem fit to ente ras patients.
This will be used for colored con
valescents and already t'wenty-five
have been admitted.
Private D. Keper Helsabeck is
wardmaster with Schmidt, Jobe, and
Mordsfeld as assistants. Gravely is in
charge during the night. The following
patients have entered since the 20th:
Highsmith, Paschal, Dlllahmt, O’Kel-
ley, Griffis, Walker, Simmons, Fuller,
Yokele, Jenkins, Croft, Melvin, Brad
shaw, Murphy, Moore, Harrit, White,
Randolph, Snlpet, Cartwright, Moore,
Rest, Robertson, Staten, Williamson.
NEW PHYSICAL DIRECTOR.
Mr. Bergman, camp physical direc
tor, is now in charge of the calesthen-
ics of the reconstruction wards. He
has won the confidence of every one
by his efficient way of injecting “pep”
Into the morning exercises and we
sincerely hope we will have him with
Us for some time.
One of our patients called on a
young lady in the city and instead of
the young lady answering the bell her
mother did so and not knowing this
good looking young man, was on„ the
verge of calling the police. Fortunate
ly the young lady came to her rescue
before any damagew as done and apol
ogized. Still we can not blame the
mother, knowing him as we do.
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Quite an argument has been started
among the patients of this ward as to
who is the best looking man of the
lot. We don’t feel competent to judge
as we are no beauty experts, yet Stal-
vey to our notion deserves a look-in.
He is five feet, three inches in his
right mind and w'th his engaging man
ner ought to be a winner. Hoffman’s
complexion, the envy of all sand pa
per anufacturers also deserves some
consideration but he is rather weak at
heart. Vickers, we presume, must
carry the honors. With his wonder
ful flow of language, genial smile and
imposing physique, built on tractor
lines he might capture the heart of a
cabbage. If the argument doesn’t clear
up soon we will be compelled to call
on Parisian beauty judges to decide
the auestion and keep peace in the
famltv.
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