t_hjs p_o_sjr
Chilkoot Barracks,
Alaska.
Published without expense to the U.'S.Gov11»- ■
''’ Fr1day >Apri1 6 th, 1923_
Vol*3
No, 14
MIL BOAT SCHEDULE:
Sunday,April* 3th USHB."Fornance"
(iJcdl from "Princess Hary")
Tuesday, April 10th •••**«« G .B.MEste'oeth"
(lilail fron "Adn«Evans”)
Thursday,April 12th ••>«««•• S.S."Jefferson"
(Direct States nail)
HEADQUARTERS ORDERLIES FOR THE 'TEEK: ' '
April' 5th’ • ••••«*«••»# Pvt#Ogden, Co,"Ew.
April Sth .. Pfc.Parrish, Co#"E’f.
POST HEADQUARTERS URGES CARE:
A neno froxa the Connanding Officer is for
the interests of 'every lienher'‘of. the morris on*
‘.’The melting 3:107 and thawing ground will leave
the soil loose and wet*'It is ,necessary to keep off the lawns
and Parade Ground until the grass gets a start and the ground
settles.
_ rtv'' As we are all interested in the beauty of our
Po.st it is requested th'at all care be taken to keep the lawns
'in the best possible CLonditiorW"
Raymond F.Edwards,
V‘ • ^ Captain, 7th Inf#
•” '; Oomnaniingw
TRANSPORT "CAMBRAI” 3XFECTED Ilf‘JUNE:
Although no positive information
has been received by %st Headquarters,intimation has been given
that the U.S.A.T."Canbrai" is to leave Seattle on Hay 25th, en route
to Ghilkoot 3arracks,to bring replacements and coal for the Post, and
to return to the States 'the officers and enlisted men.and their
families, who are due t.o finish the dr tour/ oi foreign service this
coning summerv
One of the' Sergeants of’the Posii has been informed
that his relief will’arrive at Ghilkoot Barracks on the frCamtrai*f,
and that he is to be read/ to return to the States on the same
boat* Just which ones ai30 lg us arc to go out. on the "Canbrai" is
not known,but it i3 rumored that a.11 r.sn wucwa foreign service is
‘ due to expire before Jan- 3.at, 19i4. wi L2. bo returned to the States
in June,-the supposed purpose being etonry'in transportation* Def
inite word regarding the transport? s -jorr.ng is expected to arrive
at any tine* For the information of ‘She anxious we will state that
they needn’t worry about being able to squeeze aboard the "Canbrai".
She’ s 448 feet long,or over 50 feet longer, than the "Buford",which
filled up Haines Harbor* Very likely we’ll be able to go aboard the
transport from the Post and the Haines dockb at the sane tine*