M 071NG P ICTUAS S CHEDULE:
Tonight(Friday) Old Homestead a:ii Tony Stag's Almanac*
Monday: All star ca3t in 'Servant in the House*”
WednesdayL Bebe Daniels in ”Ma.ncy fron Nowhere”, Eskimo Comedy in
-_2 parts. Qur New ?r Indent..______
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01KER THINGS TOO NUMEROUS TO
DOLLS. THAEC YOU.
CHAPLAIN HONOHAN TVITE3: Father J. F* llonohan, from Ft* Williams, Maine,
where he is now stationed, writes that he is up to his old tricks, i.e.,
reviving the post paper there (he founded thi3 sheet) and publishing it on
a mu lit,graph; and running a school for 25 illiterates, mostly French-Can*
adians, who are among the troops of the neighboring coast defenses and sta
tions. ‘The Fifth infantry with which he is, has good regimental spirit, ac
cording to the chaplain, but is, as all organizations, sadly depleted in
numbers._
FIGHT LEAGUE: Pvt3. iurner and Gardiner are both qualified for Company E* s
fight league. Both were discovered knocked out in the hall of the barrafcks,
having mutually incapacitated eacn other before the arrival of the charge
of-quarters. 'Popu'iar deci_siLoiiT_ a _dra-7. _ _
P OST D EFEATED BY N ATIVE 3 A3KETBALL T EAI5:
A late bulletin just as this paper goes to nress states that the Post
basketball team, in a practice game at the A. 3* Hall this (Friday) even
ing, v/a3 defeated by the Native basketball tcssers fron Kluk’van. score be
28-22.... .
Iheupolc ponies'1 recently#’ seen at large on the parade ground have been
assigned, JL-0 .^C .0^AlJit"_Gr ad£,_J2.o_s_t jidjut_ant___
At the recent Elk's danc\, in Skagway, among the visitors were Major
Maddox. C an tain an d ilaotain j^nd J Jr s..Moving.__
Pvt. Comstock, Company E? will leave on the next boat, discharged on the
grounds of_dependency._
Pvt. ann Mrs. insane returned this week from a vacation outing on the
Chilkoot.
Corporal '/alter Staggs, Company E, is suffering from a fractured elbow.
One icy rjorn, according to reports, the si dew ilk flew up and hit him. She
injury is not serious.
CHURCH U0T1CESunday School at tics Presbyterian church, IIaine3, at
1:00 p.m.; .evening, .services _at_ _7y_ J30.__
NEW STORE NE / GOODS
Stop in and buy your Christmas Presents at Ur.Pryor’s.
Hostess (to small boy^: Wouldn’t you like to have your neat cut up for you ?
Boy: No thanks, we often have neat at hone that’s as tough as this.
According to the Philadelphia Public Ledger, the Reserve Officers' Assn,
is conducting a nation-wide bigger army campaign, urging 15,000 officers and
150,000 enlisted men* "At present there are not sufficient regulars to train
thoroughly the National Guard md the reserve, ihe late war vindicated our
belief that a great army... could be raised in a short time. But only the Re
serve officers...understand the heart-breaking work of getting that first
million in the field. Ihey were parG of it and they knovr. ihey would be part
of any future army we might be obliged to create,..and appreciating the mag
nitude of the .job, they want all the help they can get," 3ays the Public
Ledger.