■ CARSON DAVIS IS NAMED CORPORALMoberly Boy Writes of Activities in C, M. T. C.Camp in Minnesota*Carson Davis, son of Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Davis, has been made a lance corporal of his squad at the Citizens Military Training Camp at Fort Snelling, Minn., where he is a first year student soldier. He also has been selected as one of twelve youths from the entire camp to serve as life guards at the camp swimming pool eachafternoon.Young Davis is a member of jjf the first platoon of Company F in the Second Battalion, First Regiment. Among the other Moberly boys at Fori. Snelling are Howard Kelly, David Ogle. Jerome Hamilton. A. W. Hinton, Carl Pruett, Paul Langford, Billy Slusing, and E. E. Rutherford.“There are -1700 soldiers here/’ young Davis writes. “The regiment is divided into two battalions with each battalion having 12 companies of 150 men each. Each j company is divided into three pla- j toons, each platoon having 481 men. Each platoon is divided in-j to six sauaas of cisrht men each- _