STEAMSHIP AND MAIL SCHEDULE.
Tuesday, December 30th. -"Estebeth" Alaska'and states mail.
Wednesday, December 31st. - ’’Princess Mary", states mail only.
Wednesday, December 3lst. - "Fornance" will make trip to Skagway for ’Vrinc3S£ mai.
Saturday, January 3rd. - "Fornance" will make regular trip to Skagway,
POST MOVIE SCHEDULE There will be a show each regular show night but on acrcour*
of going to press early this week we are unable to furnish a Program.
OFFICIAL INFORMATION, - by S rrS. Major C,0>Ross.
Under the provisions .of paragraph 1476-^- Army Regulations 191o,added by CAR i'c.
92 and paragraph 1476 Army Regulations 1913 Emergency dental work tor the relief
of pain and acute septic conditions, or first aid treatment of dental injuries
to direct violence, required at a station where no dental officer is on duty, uz.:
obtain locally under the provisions of paragraph 1476; but this will not include
prosthetic replacements, or extensive fillings, or the use of precious metals, or
treatment of chronic leisions. All applications for emergency dental work will be
made through the Post Surgeon, who will, in his indorsement make reommendations as
to the necessity for the employment of a civilian dentist.
For the instruction of the student and regular Company Clerks, on or about
January 20th,, 1925, the Pay Cards and. retained Pay Rolls for their respective
Companies, will be obtained from Post Headquarters. The Company Clerks will pre
pare the pay roll for -the month of January 1925 and return it to the Sergeant Majo
office, where it will be checked for mistakes prior tc being signed by the enliste
men. Word has been received from the Adjutant General that orders jb&xvs been
issued from Washington granting Lt .Rockafellow a month1 s' leave under exceptional &
circumstances effective on or about Nov. 30, 1924,’ with the understanding that he
will proceed to Alaska on the December 31st "Transport",
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
All duty except the necessary guard and fatigue vTill be suspended during the
Holiday season beginning noon, Wednesday, December 24th-, 1924 and ending with
Reveille Friday, January 2nd,, 1925.
The troops'of this Command will he paid December 31st commencing at 9:30 A*M,
NOTICE: 100 new hooks for Post Library arrived yesterday on the "Rodgers-Pato
The Haines Masonic Club will hold their Fifth Anniversary dance and receptior
at the A.B.Hall Wednesday evening December 3lst., 1924, at 8:00 o'clock
NOTICE: During the Holiday season the Post Exchange will he open everyr morn
ing from 10 to 11:30 A.M., and on show nights from 6 to 7 PM*
CHURCH NOTICE.
The Sunday School will give a program at the church Sunday evening* The
hteme for the evening will be, ’’Gifts for the Christ Child”. Each class will cs"*)
their gifts to the platforms, as the Wise Men of old brought their gifts to "The
new born King”. The gifts will be sent to Mont Lawn, a home for children. It is lr
cated on a beautiful spot overlooking the Hudson River, thirty miles from New Yor'
City. During the summer children from the slums of the city are taken there for
two weeks outing, and during the winter crippled children are cared for. "Inasroic.
as ye have done it unto one of the least of these ye have done it unto me” Matt-*2
40. A most cordial invitation is extended to all to attend this service.
«-- E.E.Bromley, Minister*
COMPANY ”S” NEWS.
Wednesday, Dec*17th. the Company took a hike to Chilko^t Inlet Viat the Chisej
cabin, Allen Point, road and the old Native Chilkoot Trail*
Pvt *lcl .Votery and Pvt .Brewsaugh haye been granted a ten de.y furlough* They
expect t-> spend Christmas in Wells.
Lieut. To Guard: "Who is Officer of the Day?" Guard? !’Corp0 C:Shea, Sir".
Heard on the hike when the Compary came within sight of Ccrp."Sandy” Gilbert
and Sgt ."Pedro" Masury’s cabin: "Well Sandy, have you ever seen the cabin before
Sandy - NO believe A.-K0 this is the first, last and only trip, could you imapia- •
man owning a cabin in this neck of the woods"*
DONT FORGET THE CHRISTMAS TREE FOR THE CHILDREN AT E,4 R.HALL #PW* TODAY;'*