MOVING PICTURE SCHEDULE:
FRIDAY (Tonight) :"Has the Y/0rld Gone Mad!" and 1 reel of Comedy.
MONDAY: "I Accuse" with Abel Gances; 1 reel of News.
YJEDNESDAY: "The Third Arlarra" (5 reels) and 2 reels of comedy by
A1 St. John, "Out of Place".
POST INDEPENDENTS BEAT "ALL STARS": " J
A basketball game played in Haines between the independent team form- ^
ed for the occasion on the post and an all-star team composed of p ayers
from the Government survey party and from Haines last Wednesday evening
resulted in a victory for the posx of 47 to B. Clarke, l* hillips,
Wilson and Bruhn started the game for the independents, with Yalker sub
stituting for Clarke,:Matthews for"Wilson and Hoffman for Bruhn. Steve
Sheldon and Conners starred for the .all - stars. The post men were all
in the game every minute and it is difficult to make distinctions between
them; However Phillips, Y/ilson and Bruhn played spectacular floor basket
ball, while Lyon shot the goals from every conceivable angle*
CHURCH NOTICE:
Light and darkness can not dwell together 'The one excludes the other#
A man can not be both slave and free at the same time* No more can a per
son be both righteous and evil* He is oneor the other* Christianity pro
vides for full deliverance from the power of evil in our own lives, and
from the temptations around us* Full deliverance means freedom* Real
Bible Christianity spells freedom* And freedom'is a great word for us
here in these United States* The sermon on Sunday evening will help us
to understand what real Freedom is. The sermon is based on Paul's Epistle
to the Galatians.
Sunday School at 1:00 p.m* Evening Service at 7:30 P.M.
E. E* Bromley,Minister.
LATE BULLETIN ON SCHOOL VAUDEVILLE SHO’V:
Just as this paper goes to press an announcement was received that the
date of the Ilaines School Vaudeville show, announced on page 1, has been
definitely set for MAX’ 8th* Tickets will be on sale at Pryor's Drug Store,
as well as at the Tailor ohop*
BOAT SCHEDULE:
Usual sailings of the H.B*Fornance. States mail on the Estebeth.
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• BOY SCO'JTS TO HAVE OUTTMC AT CHIL.KOOT BARRACKS!
During the recent trip to Juneau, Major Maddox was asked by a committee
of Juneau business men if the Boy Scouts of the capital city could not com©
to the Barracks for a week or ten days to learn the elements of woodcraft
and camp life# Tentative arrangements have been made for them to do so in
June, and It is believed the boy scbut organizations of Skagway may also
attend. 'Ihe Scouts would be lodged in one of the vacant barracks buildings
and make several trips out from the post, such as to Lily Lake (as a starter)
then to Chilkoot Lake and finally up the government road to Wells or beyond.
Ihe Boy Scouts own a certain amount of tenta&e and it i9 believed cabins can
be obtained to house the rest, or possibly shelters constructed.