ALONG OFFICERS' LINE: ” - ]
The USHb.” Fornance” is leaving for Juneau as we
go to press, to return to the Post Sunday night with Brig.Gen*
Wilds P.Richardson,Ret#,and Major Donaldson,the new Commanding
Officer of Fort Seward* Gen.Richardson is a Sourdough proper,
with many years of Alaskan service to his credit,and served dur
ing the World War as the Commanding General of the American Forces
in Archangel, North Russia, wher 3 he performed his duties ;in a way
that brought gi^st renown tj the American arms.* Gen«Richardson is
now connected with the Alesken P.oad Commissionc
Major end Mrs.Lamport were the honor guests at sev
eral jolly dinners aiong*the Line previous to their departure for
the States* Tuesday evening they were entertained by Chaplain Mona
han and hid mother, and on Wednesday held a Farewell Reception at
the home of Captain and Mrs.Goode*
Mrs.Charles A.Hoss and Mrs.Ralph E*Henry are absent
from the Post on a visit to Juneau friends.The two captains are
reported as "doing as well as could be expected”.
Latest newspaper reports inform us that Capt.Robert
C.Wright and Mrs.Wright are on the ”Jeff”,bound for Ft.Seward* Soon
it will be ”OFFICERS OF THE 2nd SQUAD, —FALL IN’."
THE CHAPLAIN*S COLUMN:
Servioes. Sunday, Sept.3d. 1922
CATHOLIC:
Mass,at Church in Haines, ... 9.30 A*M*
Confessions before Mass*
GENERAL:
At Presbyterian Mission Chapel,Haines*
Evening Service »•»•» 7*30 P.M*
Sermon by Rev.Mr .Denton.
Ft.Seward residents cordially invited*
MOTION PICTURE PROGRAM:
Friday, (tonight),Sept.1st:
”The Whirlwind”
International News.
”The Masque of Life”.
Monday, Sept*4th s
’’With the Tire Builders”
"Behold My Wife”.
Wednesday,Sept.6th:
Burton Holmes Travelogue.
”The Right to H appiness”
The coffee boils,
With its fragrant steam,
The firelight flickers
0n the mountain stream.
*1NIGHT CAMP”
The pine boughs laid
For the evening bed
With O.D.Blankets
Overspread.
A hooting owl
With its mournful call
And a star-lit heaven
Over all*
(G.T.M.)