BOILING ALLEY SCHEDULE:
Apparently the bowling alley schedule is not familiar to the personnel
of the post, according to the E cc 11 Officer, who has been requested to pub"
j. 1 sk a0.:iiu.
TUESDAY has been set aside for officer.-and their families.
THURSDAY, for non-commissioned officers, married , and families of
eilli ste d uon gen3rally•
OTHER EVENINGS are for general U3e of the entire post*
So far the married enlisted men have use! the alleys considerably and
have derived a great deal of pleasure from 'die pastine* 'file E ic K officer
is urging others of the post personnel to take advantage of 'Che facilities
offered for bowling,
MOVING PICTUllE SCHEDULE: TONKA IT l
Mary Miles Hinter, in The Heart Specialist* Burton Holmes travelogue
aid Mutt and Jeff*
: JuUD.il 1
oPECI.vL SHU / *. Rudolph Valentino in the picturizacion of Ibanez 1s great
novel "BLOOD AND o.iUD1', a story of the bull-fights in old Spain. Admission
TVO BITS. VEUNESDAY
’/ill Rodgers and LIL4. LEE in "ONE GLORIOUS DAY”. Paramount News Feature.
Reports fron Captain Gor Ion P. Savage and Lt. Clyde Grady, now at Pleasant
Cavp were received today by 'Tireless telepathy, and 3tate that it is cold
up there.
r’ay lay saw the circulation manager of 'Che Post, Pvt. i/cl Archie Me
Leod, taking in shekels for subscriptions to the paper* He took in d36.00
which will insure the issuing of the paper for the next two months, but we
want all the money coming to us. If you haven*t paid for your paper see
the editor or Pvt. McLeod.
Mr. George Maartens, youngest son of Lt. iC. Ilaartens, distinguished him
self this week by proceeding to the post barber and demanding a hair cut, un
beknownst to mother or father. Pvt* Tanner gave the youngster a proper military
trim.
i/EDDXUG BELLS RING FOR :T,IVAL.] LA HENCE XtTXl AD MISS HIIIA 7,1111111:
Fv t. L: v 7r one e Snv lor
Company F, mil Miss Ki-iiu Vernier of Maine n,
,,rere married Mein es lay evening, October 31st, by Commissioner McLean. Musicir-n
Mybsrg and Pvt. Myers, both of 0j&apany F, attended the groom. Pvt. Snyder, who
as a member of Company F, needs no introduction to the me mbers of thxs co r ifnd,
contemplates purchasing his discharge from the service and engaging in blue
fox farming. The bride, daughter of Mr, mi Mrs. Henry Vernier, is a very
popular member of the younger sot. Both have been busy 3ince the happy event
receiving tie congratulations of their many friends.
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BASKET B-iLL SEASON OPTUS: RUCTJ2TB III5DED FOP.
Tie local basket ball season will start tonight when Captain Myron Clarke
leader of the local five, calls out his men for first practice at the A.B.Hall]
which has been rented for the hoopers* use this winter. Gilson,Clarke Bruhn
Matthews and .Rogers are ail five 3t.ill with us, aid prospects are A-one for*
the quintette this season. Recruits are needed however, and, if they show
promise, there is no question but that they can win places in some of the
games, as well as accompany the team on trips to southeastern Alaskan cities.
Candidates should report Jbq. Pvt., Clarke, .captain o_f _the_..team,__
Private Brill is requested to write & treatise on how to run a motor boat
for publication in this journal. In his efforts to make the engine run, 'while
bringing Captain Cook back from the pipe line shanty Last week, he learned a
lot before discovering the gas supply was turned off.