T*H*E C*H*I*L*K*A*T P*0*S*T
Fort William H.Seward
Alaoka*
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3 922.
No. 17
LIST OF
PLAPLIAS FOB THj) WSi&:
Apri 1 22nd »», Ptc -> Lubes., Oo0,,FH.
’April 23rd .... Pfc . Lrev-i.-jJr, Oo<2JA”.
April 24th »*, pvfc . Jaokoao . Co.. "AM*
April 21 tii ... p-t, Stsirtfack, Co.»AJ»»*
April 26th , Pfc. Garrar^a, Co ."A"
April 27th
pvt. Morris, CoP'd’1
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"inactive.?"
Official information has been received at Headquar
ters to the effect Diet it has been definitely decided by the
Secretary of War to place the 58th and d9th Infantry on the
“inactive" list,transferring the pe'tonnel of these regiments
to the 3rd division. The regiments now composing the Infantry
organization of the 3rd Division are the 4 th//th,30th, and 38th
so it is probable or practically certain that the personnel
of line organisations at this r>ost will be transferred to one
of those four regiments within the next few months«
Definite information as to the date cf such change
is not known,but in all probability the transfer will be
accomplished before July 1stf1923,in view of the meager appro
priations which are expected from Congress for maintaining
the Army during the next fiscal year.
in addition to the above news,which is definite,
estimates were asked by the Commanding General,9th Corps,
of the cost necessary to place all barracks and quarters at
this post in habitable condit? or..having in mind the possi
bility of sending additional troops to the post* No definite
information relative to an increase in the size of the pres
ent garrison,other than that accomplished by the transfer of
Co*,!Pr from Fort Liscum,has been received to date*
FJLKS' DANCR
SEAGV/AY
An
TOMORROW NIGHT:
invitation has been received
from the Skag^ay
lodge of Flits,urging all members of the Ft .Seward garrison
tc attend a Dancing Party in the flllr.s 1 Hall in the northern
town tomorrow night,-Saturday,April 29th, As the Hlks ' par
ties are famous,we expect to see a large number from the Post
go up to the affair.
The "Romance" will lay over in Shagway Saturday
night,and will leave for the Post at 10.00 A*M. Sunday.
CALL FOR POST BASjSBALL TFAM:
Just to prove that Spring is here the above notice
is given* Fvery man who has the least idea of going out for
the Post team is requested to attend a meeting at the Gym on
next Monday night,at 6.309-for the purpose of starting the
ball rolling,lining up the candidates for different positions,
and outlining the plans for the coming summer«
The diamond is drying off rapidly,and practice can
probably be started this coming week.Prospects for a fact team
are excellent,and 1922 shapes up as a most promising season.
FVFRYBCDY OUT,then,-let»s get going!'. J