MEN BACK FROM P FURLOUGHS AREMADE SERGEANTSPleasant Surprise Awaits Bill ITogan and Carl Michels.Company C Boys Happy Because of Wooden Tent Doors.L.SiCamp Wudsworlb. Spar Inn bur?. S.C., Jan. L0.—lt;Uy Mail.)—K311 Hogan !*‘° and Carl Mlubcl.s am now acting ser-1 ^ /reaols. They had just returned from I ^ :l furlough and the promotion was a 1 on complete surprise to them. ICorporal ‘•Red1’ McCarthy has the!slr permanent job of keeping qusirtcrs in j » ship shape. Charge of quorters is;an wliat our allied soldiers call n[c«. cushy'1 job. | .otSergeant llurshur-rh and Kgloffjtji; have moved into pow quarters which! |ol ill be used as the camping office, j » Loth are proud nf their new place:nn uir«l besides lake full credit for theiWfl* ' MuiPnvate Harold Dillon is now the.jj,blonde stenographer of Company C • tj|( former stenographer, Karl Cheney-^ again lairing his place in company 1 j'n, ranks:. Perhaps Karl wanted a rosl!rr* from that bard job ot pounding a ‘ t) machine, Wait utiiil he has to drill; *» For eight hours a. day wish the ther-j^ moniKir rGgteterinjr near zero. v,,.Sergeant McCarthy, formerly of;'oY! Company C. called upon us lust Sal-:^ urduy and .Sunday. ’’Doe*' played our]7nlt;! nfw piano in a way thal reminded »is!j0. of days back In the army.■•Casey’' Jones and Spot Cady arc;bo recovering from a slight cold which. fin laid Un n? up lVr a few days.Pat Slory's broken ankle is still tape. II*: is aid'* m hop about and; yet Jo 'ho ra»'«s shack for oats. ;‘Ihiglor KHiot: has been good enough! to 11j.i v his violin for the men upon j ; several occasions the past week andYiti say. Ccorgie vn nltddle too. Yes sir: su Ever get real excited? if so. you dig cun appreciate how CcOrge King feels! to-dnv. After three mouths of trying;*’^ and hard trying. 0 cor fro succeeded in. 0 J, putting across his transfer from Com-!m; pany C to the University ambulance1 ^ eorps. headed by Dr. MacCruer of J fn Syracuse. King is quite a popular!me man and many hate to see him go. j Mechanic Joe Smith, who took.mt rare of our mo lor truck like a mother dc cares for a child! has been transferred; j1'; to the signal corps of the JO-d retri-’ ‘ merit. Joe wn*j a real mechanic an^un wo are sorry tn lose him. He did no. jm peek the transfer. The officers noted 0„ his ability as a telegrapher and railed j os him. When you're called, you go. th However, Sergeant Hoskins of thej • New York Telephone company. Syni-:in; cuse. vrill he with him. He also transferred recently. ;J0JMany of the hmts are living rm swing wooden doors P'ri on. Short-ly after the door is comply lotr.nmo b’ printed nnn;i it. rood,,as follows: • Kbm-inn. 'Stagger * ]nu.M We Ik urn Inn. Dow nrop.|,|; Inn. etc. It sounds like a beach . Jlt;?. bumralow boulevardo.-IR Loveland, veteran fl* . ! •1,‘: Tl Mexican border service. Is making;hu good as corporal of riio ninth squad, j “Hi is noted for his when 1 ’*v*lsjt0 on the Border. \\nCompanv 0 has four of the bost i vj cooks in the regiment. This is an |fu acknowledged fact. And they all! lh came from Syracuse. W-iy Hhouldivt ;riJ thev bo? X^ook ’em over: Joe Allen jmjof Bolvidore fame, Bert MsLaupnlin !lo of Kausch's. Dnn Misrnhy of New |York Central railroad freight house. ,and Win CnHim; of Johnston res- ' taurnnL They can cook anything,T| from beans to turkey. Mac’ sure.rrt gets up good pastry and sweets forj4*. the men.