THE SUXDA.Y OREGOMAJi, POKTLiANI", DECE3IBER 1, 1918.
LIFE SKETCHES BY ARTIST WHO SENSES SPIRIT OF THE DAY
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SOLDIERS'
SAILORS'
CLUB
By W. E. HILL
Wouldn't yoa just know they would
Two hostesses doing their best to put a 'put Angelica washing dishes instead
bashful buck private at his ease by f serving at the pie counter on the
making conversation as to whether very night those nice boys from
Rheims is "Rams' or "Rahms." Inci- Camp Upton were coming in? The
dentally. Private Crogan is going to be hot water is giving her hangnails and
late for. the. burlesque show.. Angelica is beginning to "see red."
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The canteen waitress induced Eddie to take the seat next
the "wall because it made it so much easier to get around
the tables, and then she shoved the table in so it would
(be still easier. Eddie is dead sure nobody loves a fat man.
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ly pianist, who used to say she'd rather die than play that
opular stuff, obliging with "I'm Sorry I Made You Cry,"
having the time of her life.
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It looks as though Roy," whose hat has disappeared
from the canteen, would have to go back to the boat
in a. borrowed. derby. i
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Mrs. Elmon, who feels a little acrid about Mrs.
Topleigh's unusually smart appearance at the
canteen, finds it necessary to remark that mili-
, ... ', .j. tary styles areajJfmJAcoming toeycrybody."' 4Jt
odey. He was such
The war has been one disillusionment after another for the romantic Miss Wo
A.Bice jailoLbcyuntil ie.told.hersl)e.rcmmded.himp.iuucb.ot Jus. ipthj.
''Gee, the place was full of old society dames 'just
hanging around so they can .meet a lot of new people"
Rena volunteered to do canteen work, .but. quit
ter.-a-moroing.spenJt scrubbing.tables-
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