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TRENCH AND CAMP . Lynn W. Bloom, Editor. Published at the National Cantonjjyjv:;. ments for the soldiers of-the United S^rStates, under the auspices of the'Na?A-'-; tfonal War Work Council of the Y. M. C. A. of the United States. CAMP GREENE EDITION. Pi.KUch^ ftwrv Wednesday at Camp I (Greene, N. 0., by the Army Y. M. C. " A.,' with the co-operation of The Charlotte Observer, Charlotte, N. C. w Business omce at Y. M. C. A.. Administration Building No. 101. Phdne -rittwa and correspondence recelvod >> ; at *11 Y. M. 0. A. buildings on Camp fc-j. Greene" reservations vmen properly addressed! - ;-' ? : <,.4,: News stories, personals, ahecdotes, , poems. Jokes, cartoons and clippings / are wanted. Contributions should be l'.v delivered or mailed to^he Editor's >fC office or submitted to a member of the staff ^before noon Saturday of each *yweek.' MAILING SUBSCRIPTIONS. 15* Three. months ... ^ .25 Six Months . * .10 ??.; One year V.$1.00 Advertising rates upon application at the Business Office of Th3 Charlotte Observer. HUNT OFFIULHS HHHIVLU I ; IN?LIST WEEK Come From All Parts of United 1 States and From M,ost Every Part of Army. l?&8t week from the sixth to the ninth inclusive something: like 75 officers arrived in Camp Greene to be stationed in different units over the camp. They came from all sorts of climes and organizations and ranked all the way from lieutenant colonels down to second lieutenants. Those arriving with their former location and . assignment is given below: v .Major Arthur Cannady ? Camp Humprles. Engineer corps. -Major A. P. Burguin?Washington War college, judge advocate. : Captains. - y^.;Ovjhjxgerald, M. C., Richmond, r' Harry L. Babcock, Watervflle, (X, CJ.'-O. Ayer, Medical corps, Louiscnfo Shertarne^S-mp Dix, Se .Cftas. ucrKor, jfaimu-iyuw, ?~cocps. 1 *>H. ft;' purdurn, Sykeiyllle, Mo., General hospital. \ H. ,P. Mau'ck, Camp Wadsworth, Medical corps. Othel Baxter, New York city, .Jfibor battalion. H. A. Phillips, Camp Humphreys, engineers. T- ; v \ Q. C, Inge is. Camp Homphreys, engineers. * Flrit Lieutenants. J. A. Hunter.-^Medical corps, Cleveland, Ohio, Recrpit camp 5. C. J. Frost, dental, Warrensburg, Mo., Ambulance company 6. Michal Sullivan, Q. M. C., Camp Johnston Labor battalion. J. T. .Shadbume, dental, Butler, Mo., dental No. 1. E. T. Tanner, dental. Jefferson City, Mo.,' dental No. 1. ? TJos. Omlln, Q. M. C:. Fort Bliss, Labor battalion. ' -"JR. M. Travis, U. S. guards. .Gtto F. Qronde, Fort Totten, N. Yrt Labor battalion. Patrick. Rooney, Q. M. C., New Rochelle, N. Y. I A. S. Brinkley, M. C., Richmond, Va., Dev. battalion. ? M/ J. Ford, U. S. guards, 41st U. S. D. R. Moore, D. C., St Louis, Mo., tyaniai iiuumai/. H. E. Hayes, dental, Joplln, Mo., dental. jv'-'F." 'A\ Fink, Fort Bliss, Texas, labor battalion. ?;T. N. Harrington, D. C., St Louis, lib;, Dental No. 6. H. Smith, Medical corps, AbingBase hospital. . v W. E. Huntley, Medical corps, New York city, Dev. battalion. " "Si. j. Yount, D. C., St. Louis, Mo., Dental. No. ^'1. --W. W. English, dental, Warrensburg, Mo., Dental No. 1. It. Culbertson, dental, Vandalla, Mo.,-Dental No. 1. f":.* ' - ,-WFobn L. Webb, Washington, D. C., Q. M. C. J. A. Jacobmeyer, dental, Clayton, Ma. Dental No. 1. SwmimI Lieutenants. Thos. J. Ckrroll, Camp Alexander, engineers. W&Wm. Nicholson, Port Leavenworth, |R; v Labor battalion. S" C. R. Fancault, Jefferson barracks, Lator battalion. W. Adims, Camp Meigs, Labor ' battalion. Thos. G. Wright, Camp Meigs, Labor battalion. W. A. Cobb, Elmhurst, 111, Labor 1 ' JL J? Burns, Philadelphia. Ill Ltf| bor batt: i C. A. Speed, Camp Johnston, La- ! bor battalion. ' ' / ix A Loughmiller, Pt. Newark, U. S. guards. W. A. Manning, Camp Alexander, Labor Org. John E. Griest, Topeka, Kans., Q. M. C. J. J. Best, Fort Oglethorpe, U. 8. O. H. F. Pennington, Jefferson barracks, Q. M. C. Orlando Hummell, Jefferson barracks, Q. M. C. M. H. Whitfield, 'Chicago, 111., Labor battalion. J. M. Mayson, Fort Sam Houston, Labor battalion. R. W. Hartearn, Camp Alexander, Labor, battalion. .. J. J. Hill, Camp Meade, Labor battalion. EQUATION CLASS AT REMOUNT STATION aV tin AAimtatinn class when you went to school? Well, the j writer had. not until yesterday, and had the nerVe to ask an army offl cer who knew, what the term meant. The writer was Informed that If he would go to the remount station he would soon find out but jiot to ask the men thOre what the word meant. When he arrived he didn't sed any water and knew it had-nothing to do with swjjnming and he looked around further and up In the air and saw that there was ..no flying connected with it and then he looked down the green stretch and saw a line.up of horses mounted with American soldiers coming - down the pike like a bunch pt Commanche Indians and they were hurdling and doing -every other thing in horsemanship?that was called cquatatlon. Every officer In the camp la taking the course ari'y way and those who can ride two days in succession say they enjoy it and others who are used to the drill are enthused. They are being directed by Captain Hagan who is an artist in the Hne of equatation and before long Is going to develop some fancy hdrseback riders right in Camp Oreehe. * Jr o r . visnm x i v || | Goodrich I Ij ood D? pot | BBl|w I' \ND CAMP CRACK REMIT \l TEAM IS BEATEN; ?.? North Carolina Football Team Is E Too Much for Camp Greene Boys. I The crack football team from the [ Remount station was defeated Satur- t ; day by North Carolina at Chapel Hill \ : by the score of 52 to 13. This is the : j. | first game in which a Camp Greene rj team has figured this year but it | j won't be the last as several teams are : j j in the process of being wel! made and i j j good games are sureiy cumins. *??? ^ Remount team has been practicing . t under direction of Lieutenant Marrin j and Cnach Abernathy and they are s ready for all comers. It is believed f that the team from the record taking i division of the headquarters staff un-1 der the guidance of Captain E. Davis I will be about the best in the camp . when it cornes to a show down and i. they are expecting a game next Sat-: urday with the Remount team. |e In the game Saturday the first half : 1 resulted in a score of 40 to 0 and!" not until some of the second team men were put in line by the uni- j versity did the soldiers score. The I line-up for the Saturday game was ! as follows for the Remount: Rourke. j left end; Tighe, left tackle; Scott, left j guard; Haas, center; King, right guard; McNabb, right tackle; Can- , non, right end; Stone, quarterback; ; Hays, left halfback; Cowglll, right halfback; C;u?tain Blaine, fullback. l This team Is being aided by Captain . Brcme; man of the Remount who Is! an old football star and much in- ; terested in the success of his team. | ~ ASSISTANT CAMP AIXIITANT. \ Lieutenant Herman Nowitsky is the . new assistant to the camp adjutant, j Major Baumeister. 3T IN THE LONG 1 Niiipwiiilfi Pi* MMM llr lIllMilll llllllllliTr.lllllllllll lilllllllliTS'!! mmmam PECAUSE soldiers 150 y if off the endsdt cartrid was a major physical test for Though metal cartridg original importance of teeth the teeth test prevailed until A dentist now mokes a man a In like manner, a tra affected ' the toughness of i ' until Goodrich research an proved the fallacy, first by W end lafer Black Tread, now GOODf S^kstei But black, or "any otl coincident to the strength oi Color, and that practi cross-barred safety tread, ar the SUPREME VALUE Goc tires?SERVICE VALUE. Goodrich skill and sin( VICE VALUE into SILVEl and BLACK SAFETY TREi Millions of miles of roa< Goodrich Test Car Fleets there. Demand tncm. The B. F. Goodrich Rubbei 0 illllJBBKUiiMisi j||j|g^^|j PaiP I jllMINE AT CAMP km GREENE LIFTED MONDAY ?39 Sase Hospital Is Also Making a I | Ijr Splendid Showing in Fight || II M Against Almost Extinct Disease. Momluy the quarantine which has WJ I wH >een on Camp Greene for over Hlx veeks was lifted and joy unmeasura- ? ?>" * >lc quantity fills the soldier's heart. Three weeks ago there were over 350 jn^WSW^B. nfiuenza cases admitted to the base * ' > 9 lospital and Friday and Saturday of yjflF; -TjH ast week only thrre cases for two ml/ ajg'fjw lays were admitted and not a single \nll leath occurred on those two days. ff fr'S'V Camp officials are highly gratified Miff I it the results obtained and the splen- H 1 P Jj M fid and rapid way in which the . :amp has recovered from the squall. (til tBiU Business will be as usual now; en- B B Bfjfc, - J ertainments for the soldiers are be- B ng planned and given in the welfare eoe''fljE/^K^ juildings and Liberty theater and in FL1 H jjl feneral thn camp appears to be a m ffikfll b?l> eal live city again. H Off Ec^jE Cee^mte Compass .... If dealercan't supply you don't take sub- . stitutc. Order direct from us. Folder on H hCXy^TlB Taylor-made Compasses on request. Taylor Instrument Companies B?jf lit ' Rochester, N. Y. wM 11 |a IHjl j| *' jj|^| ears ago must bite j? Bftfl ges, sound teeth ;es removed the * BR , the tradition of j?]j HBP the present war. (ji S*** ivailable for duty. I lijj fjf&S dition that-color rubber prevailed j |i vSjf trj d common sense j a tfRit. Ul^^nr??i 1 KKpr ?! njf U1LW x 1 wou * ijllJJ |ur MjK the color of? j Ijjj f HCHll i ires j w ' * ? ** -iV -: (TT^ ler color, is only jli JVjLy E Goodrich Tires. j p /U cal non-skid, the ! !* B&H iT.-'i e but steps toward |jj?S B53 VJfi )drich demands of i! j i :erity builds SER*town cords bomI vds. TJW.-T- J?Hi 'tm K JGiffSfl ' ' C-MTMiniwUu, i testing by j 1(1' fl 1)1 I fl PrOVC lC 18 11 111 II ?38SBS6b
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