NEXT WEEK'S LEAGUE -GAMES;
Basketball; - Co.,,E,» vs. All-Stars; at Post ,Tues.JAN.Slst.
Baling; -Co.^E" # 2 vs. Haines, Thurs. FEB.End.
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BIG VALENT I NT: PARTY TO* BE ‘OMITTED:
Tho E. & E. Officer rises to report- that, boianse t,f «jr*3 great
expenses of the Christmas Cabaret,the High Cost of ppper;o'-r
for the "News1*, and various incidental expend! oures,-* he hj-. E,
Branch is running on practically a shoestring,until *he r;e::t
‘P.X. dividend falls,’’Ain't •it,,-\7ell#y-ou know what, it is to he poor.
Consequently,it lias .been decided not to stage tne big Valen
tine party that had been planned for February 14th.In its place
a smaller affair will probably be given in the P3St Gym,wiuh the
aid of our Haines friends. ,
When the P.X. comes through with tha$ ejected dPridend,the
E.& R. will try to make up for any disappointment by running a
big St.Patriok's Day shindig,-and we promise that that will be
SOME party.
THE CHAPLAIN’S COLUMN,
Services, Sunday, Jan.29th, 1922.
Catholic,- Mass,at Church in Haines, 9*?0 A.M.
General Service,at post Gym,-temporarily omitted*
MOTION PICTURE PROGRAM:
Friday, Jan* 27th,
"The Screaming Shadow**
Selznick News*.
Mary Anderson, in "Bubbles'*.
Monday, Jan. 30th
"Struck Out"
May Allison, in "The V/alto-OffS"*
Y/ednesday, Feb* 1st,
Selznick News*
"Ship Ahoy***
Ethel Clayton, in "Crooked Streets"*
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Q. M* NOTES. ' 7 ■
Jones* and Hood1® morale was increased to one hundred and thir
teen in the shade when Supply Sergeants Klitza and l,evy turned in
Some "old issue" overcoats to Salvage#
Jones to Hood*
"Old Top,now is the chance of our lives to get a
swell overcoat. What do you say about an exchange?"
Hood to Jones;
"Pine idea, ray boy,"
Well,they got the "Old issue" overcoats,and then,to their great
sorrow,vwe requested to change back into their old raunent.
Poor boys l We all feel sorry for them,but awing th the weather
conditions they are entirely out of reach.