Ihe dinner enjoyed by the Q. i/I. C. and'their‘quests included all the cus
tomary ' courses' from "soup co huts", the main dish bein'' the famous ’’chicken
a la Pullen House" nnd delicious pies* After the banquefcthose present enjoy
ed' two hours of dancing, tha music being furnished by Pvt. Clark and Miss Pul
len*
MOVING PIC runs SCHEDULE : ■
Tonight (Friday) "3obbed Hair" with ^ania Hawley; two comedies*
MONDAY: "At the Stage Door" (star cast); Knight in Gale,Fox News.
VJEDNESDAY: "Green Temptation"- Betty Compton; "Red Russia.**
BQAT SCI1EDULE: Adrairaj jlo^d^erg. Sunday hitght; U3ual Estebeth and Romance trips•
CHURCH NOTICE': '"'Their ladder thirty-seven stories short"’ is the striking head
line that ’ appeared in the He1/ York papers when jlie f ire department ’was called
to extinguish a fire in the fifty-eight story Woolworth Building* Some of us
are about as helpless a3 these firemen ■'then we measure ourselves beside the
task of living straight, clean, helpful lives* But why not have a ladder that
will reach the top# Christianity provides such a ladder. It always reaches.
^ou can go out to your job of living like an Amy fully equipped* ‘The sermon
Sunday evening will be: "Complete in Christ."
A SPECIAL CHILDREN* 3 DAY PROGRAM will be given by the children of
the Sunday School in the afternoon at 1:30, one harl hour later than the usual
hour. Parents and friends are invited to the exercises. Come and hear the
children. Hie Church service as usual at 7:30 p.rn. —E.E* 3romley. Minister.
LUCKY THIRTEEN RECRUITS ARRIVE'AT CHILKOOT BARRACKS; THEN JHIRTEEN MORE: ‘
Twenty-six recruits, arriving in two lots of thirteen each, arrived
at this post Monday and Thursday respectively. The first lucky thirteen to
arrive were Pvt. Elmo 3ond (in charge); and Pvts. Archie 3. Adams, Mark G.
BaiLey, Dilired Borman, V. J* Bronsdon, Louis. 0* Burnett, I.Cormier, C#N*
Coleman, Stephen J. Cimo, Geo* Christy, Lexington J. Dean, Vfta. F* Foulds, and
J. Grieve. Hie second detathmant were: Pvt. Charles J. Murphy (in charge);
Pvt. Jim* C* Gj-uy, Carl F„ Goode, V/ade Grooms, nrtaur M. Henderson, Jesse W.
Hayden, SFloyd Johnson, Rbbt. V* ICillekewich, Fred. M« McCorkle, Charles Mar
guiles, Daniel M* Murphy, Pasquale Pamponio, James Studnicka. All were assign
ed to Company F. •
Chilkoot Barracks welcomes the recruits with open arms, and while
they may expect for a few weeks the usual "kidding" and a good deal of drill
until they get onto 'the swing of tilings, they will find that, now we have enough
men to spread the fatigue out a little, that the North has many attractions,that
fishing and hunting are better sports than musical comedies and cabarets, and
if they play the game as it shhuld oe, the older men at Chilkoot will prove
f riendsthev ..can t,ie.______ __
MAJOR i3I.IIHi, dental surgeon, left on the nleueda last Thursday for
Sitka and posts ?to the Vfestward and in the interior. He will bo gone about six
weeks attending to the dental needs of the other Alaskan troops, and will thBn .
return to complete the dental treatment of those at Chilkoot barracks.
lilSo 3I1DI3 SELLIER, MISS GERTRUDE MULVIHILL and M 133 VIRGINIA SEL
^iER were visitors' at thi3 Post lafct week, and were entertained by MRS. 5TEVEN
oU.\ and .03. GOLAll. i£13. STEVENSON entertained these Skagway visitors with a
card party Tuesday evening. Among the gues ,s were Pvts. Nyberg, Beitinger and
Luther.
MR and MRS. NIELSEN of t his post entertained the BOY SCOUTS on the eve
of their departure with ice cream and cake served on the baseball diamond. This
fare-well was in appreciation of the comradeship enjoyed by their son Henry
Nielsen, who was"attached for duty*' to the Juneau troop of Scouts during their
fifteen day stay._ _
PRIVATE FORD BUTLER, Company F., HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION OF ALASKA, left for
uneiu on the Jefferson last Friday, accompanied by his trainer, Pvt. Chapman,
to train for his fight tomorrow night (June 21) with BhOliTN.
ihe winler of tus fight tehees on GuLLINS, from the States, the PSugth of
July.