MOVING PICTURE SCHEDULE:
TONIGHT (Friday): "Five Pickled Women", a two reel comedy and News.
MONDAY: Torn Mix in "Ara-ibia.”
WEDNESDAY: "Turn to the Right", and one reel of news#
Ihe Post wishes to apologize for an error in last week’s schedule#
Nazimova in "Madame Peacock"wji3 advertised, but as that film was not con
sidered as good as "Loves- of Pharaoh", the latter was substituted. Ihose
seeing the show were certainly not disappointed, for it was one of the best
shown in recent months.
DR. LOVING SERIOUSLY ILL; NOW RECOVERING:
Captain R.S.Loving, M.C., surgeon of this post, was seriously ill
last Hiesday morning. Ihe Fornance went to Skagifay at an early hour and
returned with Dr. Burge of Skagv/ay and Miss Lee, a trained nurse frxa the
Skagway hospital. Captain Loving's condition soon improved and he is now
able to be up# Dr# Burge and Miss Lee returned V/ednesday on the regular
trip of the Fornance#
CHURCH NOTICE: .
A fine looking man was seen doing a hard job and doing it well# A
short while before this same fine looking man had been a town drunkf a wife
beater, an undesireable citizen. You say he hasreformed. No, he has been
"re-born#M He is the product of Christianity. And we all need what this
man got from the Christian church to help us do our job, and do it well#
The sermon Sunday evening will explain how to get it# The subject
will be: "Christianity provides a New Standing before God”, as taught in the
Epistle to the Romans.
Sunday School at 1:00 p#m# Evening Service, 7:30 pm
E. E. BROIEEY, Minister.
BOAT SCHEDULE:
Ihe Admiral Rogers will arrive at' this post Monday.
The Estebeth with Alaska mail only, will arrive 'iliesday.
Pvts. Eben R# Drum, Jr*, and Giles A. Greenwood, both of Company
F, returned last wek from extended furloughs in the States. While absent
on furlough, P vt# Drum entered into a matrimonial alliance, his wife ac
companying him on his return to this post.
With the snow rapidly disappearing many of the post personnel are won
dering when the tnnget season will open# It is the commanding officer's ex
pressed policy to give everyone an opportunity to qualify on a range with
which they are familiar before they go out this su.aaer, especially as the
outfits to ’riiich they go may have already fired by the time they arrive. If
weather conditions permit, it is expected one -company will go on the range
about the first of May.
Fitssimons General Hospital is now broadcasting a program on 542 meters
wave lengtn from 7:30 to 3:30 p.m. (Denver time) Tursdays. Their station is
AA3. Here's a chance for local radio fans to listen in.
N ationax Commander John R# Mu inn, of the American Legion, was a re
cent guest at She Infantry School, Ft. Benning, Ga. .A mammoth demonstration
of Infantry tactics was staged for Commander Quinn.