T*H*3 C*H*I*L*K*A*T P*0*3*T
Fort Wm.H*Seward
Alaska*
Vol.2Friday.May 12 th, 19 ZZ No«19
LIST OF ORDRRLIFS FOR THF WRjSK;
May 5th Pvt „ Jaokman, Co#"£,,«
May 6th **« PvtcSfceinback, Co*,,j3,,«
May 7th Pvt.Hoss, Co.'’^'1*
May 8th »«• Pvt .Morris, Co#,,E"»
May 9th «<« pvt.Luben, Co•,,R,,•
May 10th **• Pvt#Jesiop,Co#,,j3%
May 11th •»» Pvt .Ryan, Co*"^1*
MIL BOATS SCHiDULi®:
Sc3j "Jeff era on" .. Sunday, May 14 th#
S*S# "Princess Mary" • «•*•.. Sunday, May 14th#
G#B# "Sstefcsith11 ••«»•••.. Tuesday,May 16th#
(with iiiail from "Adm0Watson",-due
in Juneau,May 15th)
S.S* "Queen" ##«####•.#••«#•#••# Saturday,May 20th#
(Direct States mail & mail from "Spokane"
due in Juneau,May 16th)
FORT Sj&VAKD MILITARY BAIL TONIGHT;
The much heralded Military Ball will be held
tonight, (Friday),in the Hdq«Go•Barracks Dance Hall. The
party promises to be one of the big events of the season#
The hall has been very prettily decorated with the nat
ional colors,plus beaucoup signal flags from the "For-nance",
and with an interesting novelty which the Committee re
fuses to divulge®
The Post "CrackSquad",(Pvts.*BrewicktBrady,Jes
i op, Morris*.Jackman, and Howell of Co«"j£"?-Nimitz and Mc
Kinzie of Hdq• Co 5 )v;ill present a snappy drill under the
cotomard of Sgt.Geraghty of Co*"h"3 Bugler Rogers will feat
ure the dance with the Army calls,and the Post Jazz Duo,
Petitti & Howell-will furnish music for the dancing in
their own clever style®
The much-touted "Trotzky Guards’*vand the Post
Band,which we had expected would furnish the melody for
the eveningthave contracted bad cases of stage-fright,
and gently oozed out from underPbut the Committee has
been not at all daunted by these disappointments,and in
sists that the party will be one of the ’’best ever"®
The festivities will commence at 9®15 P,M®