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I lst'-Nh l Q ,' g. E, f. . .,2.3ifiQ4i. 9Z2.QQlL6H,B.Q!,,D5!, X EDWIN STAR xwEA'1'HER Bum' Cizffain X. C. Illilifle Ld :FROM Nlxiim' lo thc Gulf to lvzirn more gnlmu the Army. llis fguoritu pastime was hurrying. from dinner lo czitrh the 'IH Ncxer missed it, hut missi-il zu lot ul li-ml. GARY EVANS BYRD 2111! Lienf. N. C. Soulh Carofilm Squad WE.LX'l'llEll cures not for zu ful mzln, so Gary has elecidecl to trample his Dodge for 11 Frzmklin to eliminate the frozen 1':1Lli.1toi' peril. One more rzice of n mile and zz hallf to :rn eight o'clock clnss will spell fate for him. llis Dodge is :I mighty good car for the shape it's in :mil :ull offers will be considered. I'IENRY FAILING CABELL Cdpfdill Reserve, Oregon Soup mf G0r.LY NO not Czxhbott, Cabell. Old war horse on the left flfinlc of E Company. He's ll good soldier but has one enemy-the driving spring rod. 'iHurry up with that soup waiter Pvc been here forty minutes, ' JAMES EUGENE CANADA Ist Liezat. N. G. Virginia CCBY HECKH JIM is the Grand Olcl Man of the 32nd Division, who has tasted all of the hitter medicine that the Grenades have to offer and still has more nerve in handling them than all the young ones. But jim, suppose that Grenade that hit the top of the trench had been 21 live one. Olive Oil.
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In X ' f 11. , it-f t., -- X 1924- nous:-mov M iiXL'I'ON CLIFFORD BRITTON Zur! Liezff. Re.ferf'e Mifbigdll Brit Jonas PR1Es'r WE tlon't know whether Brit lives on corn flakes, but he comes from Battle Creek lle w as one of the main politicians in dog town. Could always he seen trotting out of his ten: early in the morning headed north. MAR'1'IN BROSIG Zlllf Lienl. N. G. Virginia Scoop HNVHADYA GETH F1XX'OIlI'I'E expression learned in map class. Sumo re resents the old Gravs of Virginia. P P . .. One of the hoys who kept up morale in Dog 'll-w'n', on rainy rlays. DAN VVOOLLEN BROYVN Irf Liam. Re.ferf'e, Imlirzmz MODES'fl' forbids Dan admit either nickname or favorite expression hut now that he is assigned to the llth Infantry we predict that 'Alive wire outfit will assign him hoth. We saw Dan at Knox last summer-actively engaged in riding a truck from one terrain exercise to another. He is an Army asset in his home town always actively engaged in boosting all hranches of the service as well as his own. HERBERT H. BRUsH Iff Liezff. N. G. flffzbfznza Fuller Brush LOOKING at Major Prentice's chauffeur- t'What hi-:inch of service is that officer in and what's his rank? VVhile over in Germany Brush made application for transfer to a unit in France and when asked the reason he replied that he was tired of being called Herr llrush. He is not related in any way to Fuller Brush . He also asserts that he does not mix with thc tall timbers, because a good woods never had hrush in it.
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' f 4, I Jr t.?5li5'1'R A,i .,, BOY .M dv 'f I924- DOUGH ' CHARLES VV. CARLTON, JR. lf! Lielzt. N. C, Temzeffee Chick Aizso1.U'1'Er,Yl INTRODUCING the chick of Cll2lftLll'lU0g'Zl. Never goes to toxin without Il body guard. Lt-:ip year, you know. He sure stops il wicked base hull :ind drops zu mean trench mortar shell VVrites more letters thzin any man in camp- Lynchburg, Virginia. VVi1.L1AM JXBRAHANI CARMICHEAL Jwajor Re.fw'c'e, l1'd.fhillgfO1L Bill, QOIF eoursej wi-'i.i. 1,ooK A'r rr .Enom 'rms ANGLEU AL'l'llOUQTl1 often reported upon by the M. P. A through his two yexxr tour in France Bill mzunziged to regain :1 foothold on his native ,soil :uid shortly thereafter retired to civil life, where he now is untiring in his efforts to boost the great Pacific Northwest :ind Spokane in particular. Tie your pocket book down or Bill will have it in exchange for Northwestern reul estate. Nlajor L':u'miche:il is :ln officer of mzmy years experience in lhe Nzltionzil Guard, in addition to his W01'lLl XVair service. flNDREXV F. CASPER In' Lienf. N. G. llfilmir Andy ANIJY from Chicago-No relation to the orig- i inanl Andy Gump, l1owcvei', in spite of the faict that he hns mziny physical resemblzinces. llis husiiu'ss-rezll estate-specializing in Subur- hnn .l'roperty. Very considerate of every one except himself. :EUGENE BONVEN CHASE Cnjmzilz Re.verc'e, South CcIl'0lil1rZ Vicknrs 1 DoN 1' CARE!! ALWAYS found learning in when Z1 good story ' is heing sprung. Never missed n good time. Never studied, hut :ilwaiys knew his stuff. From South C:1roIiu::.
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