^/mvxm r$ciu:iE schedule: * /\ 4
TQNIfSlT-(January il) ‘'The Ihird Generation"; Aesoos Fables: Inter-^
natioml. dews; 1 reel conedy.V v
.'iOJQAY, 14th: "non 3e of Intrigue" (1)The Country (2)The CVty
»iQU 3ft • v,,-^
'.CJSjfcjJAr, i.6th: «ES0R® AHLX5 in "x’he Iluiins ?a33ion", Internation- '"
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HOY, JTJIGY :iJ03S alUvC3:
-1loose 3teaks and Ykicehorse, Y.Y. ’• Yea, brothers, does th at bring back
memories o' last Hay? It does? according to "j&.wj" Harwell, late member , of
thi 3 post and now with the f.P.u Y. Railroad in Gkagway, the said R.R. ie
contemplating an excursion the latter part of this month oh the first of
next month, 30 that the hockey temi rom dkaj'way imy cross sticks with that
of /hite Horse. i^ay they uecide on it‘'after: the first'*, in order that the
local audheouer now*depleted by the. Hnas holidays may again be filled so
we may all (the C.C being /ailing) indulge in the scenic beauties of the
trip over the Shite-Pass to Jhi ce Horse, the home of the headifsifters of the
jiLkon, 'Che _R»dy.7.hthe d.l».d. and thos£.h.u£.Jj^cy,1noose steaks..._
RE3 12$. AFP-jIRY XIIICilRb: In o/. heavy atom and .snow, a
larga^pr.r'Gy of invited ^;u3it 3 and memoirs of Chilkat -Vibe 7/9, Improved %
Grier of Red lien gathered at uie.i#3*hiil last Friday evening and ’witnessed
'Che oil chiefs rind th3 installing anl. raising of the new
:^r of 192‘jr* among che cieg^raised are many members
of the Post. Pue new officials fenny buben, / dachen; Howard HcRae,
denier sagamore; J., Gchumacher, CG.P, J unior dagunore; George hinch
man, propnet; h.n.darne'ct, Chief of Kecoi*ds; James -ic^uin,beeper of Jampum.
xiie foi-owuig. cnief s were ippjintedi »h. Price, Co.F, 1st daunap; Rexford
fanner, Co. F, dud dann xp; Jeaj • frun, Guur i of /igwam; F. ./.Berry,
Co. r, Guard of Forest. after the ceremonies, a bachelor banquet was held
with speeches and s'corios predominating. Xlie star perform.unce of he even
ing wa3 tie -Russian song by Gpl. -uben of Co. 11. an excellent time was
en joye i Jy/ every one._____________
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J.iifilARY Id.._. jXLr.eat. duate3. _.____ y* -;P :
oh a pa3 sing o:
ones for the coming ye.
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, f, . . _ - e l to ntton l theyl Presbyterian Church Sun
day ts^nlng^ Jffm*, 13, ani see pictures illustrating the well#:nown book by
John Ih-inyon, "Pilgrim' 3 Progress." iho sermon will be in the fora of a
OQ(
ires used are ail calc
ana children."
1ms isfa children’s book ani e^ory chill should know the story and under
stand its teaching. Sunday school at 1:00 p.m.; evening service at 7:30
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..A.b. Hall
BA3k>7T&4juu 4'&)•-«!—-—* i&'JJd'oJXl, Jan. io, 7:30 p.;i....,.
^®st 2nd jToai 78, Uaines 2yi| Toan
-idai*8io]».. . vs.... . .g&ggi tr Jaw Bene
Sgt# F. W. KRA )EEYf operator in charge of the Signal Office at Juneau,
re^enlieted today for another 3 ye«xrs* Sgt. Kr^wley has served five years
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PROSPECTS FOR JtMEAJ TRIP FOR TRAH3 LOOKS 3LII1: Telegraphic answer from
H. M. Sabin of Janeau to the F•*»: V Officer^ request for an athletic con*
tests of various kinds, offers four basket ball games and a bowling tour*
mnerit; but a3 no fight can be arranged or a dance for the benefit of the
te.uirg it is questionable If expenses, jcjould jbe i\e%*m_
The Fornance ’till leave for Skag'ray at 5:0S p.n* today.