fi'Ttjre v&viiivjm
Tjr.igbt Alice Brady stars at the p?st celluloid show in “ Dawn of tb
Fact'", a fi\e~reeler. Two reels of kcbinson Cru3ce vn.ll bo shown; it is
rumore3 that the goax-skin-clad Hob is about ready to marry 'Che girl,
Flop's Tab?os complete ths bill*
"The beu Wolf \ a picturization of Jack London'3 famous novel, will be
V-oswr.tod Monday evening, with a reel of International Hews,
Bert lytic will appear 'Wednesday in six reels of "Ihe Man Who?" Fables
enk international News are curtain reisers that right#
NAUTICAL NOTTS
ihe first of xhe week will bring plenty of mail from the world outside.
The .admiral Rodgers halts here ll onlay, September 10th. The Jefferson is
due Cuenca/, the 11th; ana the Eatoteth will make its usual stor Tuesday
‘‘.nth Alaskan nail only.
OR DSP. ISS'JID DY ’WAR DEPART) «E! IT FOR RETTHS-TE^? OF FIRST SFROB.AJT SRLtRHJRD
r>.0# 195, W*D.
Aug. 25, 1923, directs the placing of 1st Sgt# Wn.
Sheperd. of Company F, on the retired list, and authorizes transportation
Zr iiz s home. Ig will be sometime before J%t. 3heperi actually leaves
the service. He is now on furlough in Haines#
Private Greenwood, of Company F, was guest of honor at a birthday par
ty giver, at Quarters No# i, where he is now domiciled. Hie guests were
Pvt. Brill, Hakei and Arum. Refreshments ■'/ere served, and the evening
was _spent jaleasan tly_ap_s tud and^drayj_o'ior.__
Privates Chapman and Blackburn, both of Company F, left on furlough
September 1st for Pleasant Camp. i'hsy will spend a month near the foundry
Private Glben Mover, Conron.iv V.._is spending 1C daws' pass in the wilds.
’The Stroller's Weekly”, cf Juneau, devotes a column to Company F1s
rifle record. The Banacks appreciates tnis attention, for we want the
people of southeastern Alaska to realize that the military establishment
in these parts is seme punkin s. Incidentally, the Stroller's comoil
ation of news and comment is always pleasurable reading.
Hie mail this week brought to the editorial desk a eo'oy of ‘"The Floyd
Rifleman, published by The Floyd Rifles (Co. “C", 122 Inf . Georgia Nation
al Guard) at Macon, Georgia- Apparently tno -outlier:13ns were just back
from tneir sujiner encampment, and if they con yuc on maneuvers like they
pucJish a journal, it must be a skookun outfit*
Letters received from 1st
shag shirt end hip boots are
tor of n:.s durage bag. Also
inhab:tants generalLy.
Lieut- P. H. o p) Goode indicate that his
reposing in innocuous iosuetude at the bot
ne appears to mi3a Company 2 and the Chilkoot
Sneaking cf letters, why can't some
as Captain Edwards, out ex-editor, Tit.
drop a line to "che Pd." so we can hav
of our cu w-oi-’town subscribers, such
Stetson, Capt. Gorier, etc.,
e a. little news of the outside?
A personal letter from Fort Lawton received here last week stated that
Cap tail A.O. Gorier, formerly commanding F Company her»e, was in command of
Frm t Lawton temooranlv.
Lt. and Mrs.
Marion Loving,
Mrs. Ungethuen
y.R.HcMister entertained Captain and Mrs. Loving and Miss
Captain and Mrs. /right, Lt. and Mrs. Maertens, and Lt. and
at 3riige last Thursday evening.