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FRIDAY, October 12th (Tonight):
Pluvia in "Heptune’3 Bride.” f
International News, |
1 Reel Gomedy.
MONDAY, October 15th:
”’Jhe Lure of Youth,” played by an all-star cast.
18th Episode of "Robinson Crusoe.”
Esop's Fables.
WEDNESDAY, October 17th:
Alma Rubens in "Find the Woman.”
Comedy and News Features.
OFFICERS 'TILL DANCE BIS EVENING
The newly formed Officers’ Club '/ill hold a dance this evening in the
Bachelor Quarters, Lieutenant Edwards being a committee of one on arrangements,
decorations, chow, etc. The Kootie Orchestra '/ill officiate. as the first
dance of the re-organized Officers’ Club, the entire commissioned personnel of
the post, ’with the adult members of their fa)lilies, are expected to attend. A
full report of the affair will be given in next week’s issue of thi s periodical.
SANTA CLAUS IS COMING S OH l HAPPY DAYS l
Captain R.F.Cook, E & R officer of the post, is now busy planning a large
reception for Santa Claus, who, according to wireless reports forwarded via Nome
from the North Pole, will visit Chklkoot Barracks Christmas morning. The ven
erable Saint stated that he would have presents for all children on the post, and
a quantity of candy, cookies, and other goodies. Captain Cook will .cause a
magnificient Christmas tree to be erected and decorated for the occasion. In
fact, even the reception given the visiting delegations this summer will not
surpass the welcome prepared for Kris Kringle. Further details will be announced
later.
FIRE WEEK:
The present week has been designated by War Department Orders as Fire
Prevention Week* Revised Fire Orders have been issued by each company giving
special instructions in preventing fires and extinguishing them 'dien started.
FIGHTING CORPORAL NO JV IIESS SERGEANT PRO TE'.i:
Sgt. Jud 3arry, mess sergeant of Company E, having left for Detroit on a
re-enlistment furlough, Corporal Ted Grant, battling two-striper of the company,
is acting chief of the kitchen. It is expected that there will be little groul- $
ing about chow so long as the one-hundred-sixty-pounder is commanding the battery £
of ranges. w
POST EXCHANGE FIXTJRES INVENTORIED:
Lt. Robert MciJaster, appointed at the recommendation of the Post Exchange
Council, has just completed inventorying and evaluating the post exchange fix
tures* Depreciation, according to lit. Uciiaster's recommendation, will amount to
apout *>100, including the turning over to the E. « R. of bowling balls owned by
the Post Exchange, and dropping the light wiring and fixtures installed by the
P.X. prior to the wiring of the post by the Quartermaster, as being of no value,
since they could not profitably be removed from the building.