MOVING PICTURE SCHEDULES
TONIGHT (Friday): VIOLA DANA in "Blackmail"; "The Trail of *49";
and a comic, “Panicky Pullman"*
MONDAY: “A Dangerous Pastime"; a two-reel Western, "Heald up f
for Makings," and International News*
WEDNESDAY: I.lab el Norman in "Susanna"; and Fox News* IhSs i9 a
special show, admission for adults bding<]f*35*
HAINES TO HAVE NEW SCHOOL BUILDING:
At a mass meeting held Wednesday e~en3Lng in Haines, attended by
more than fifty citizens, unanimous resolutions were passed favoring the
immediate erection of a new school building*
The project of a new public school has been afoot for some time*
It was fiat proposed to build in the center of town on the Mission property,
but at that time the Mission Board wanted JjBOO for the required lot* It was
then proposed to build in the western part of town, but this was opposed
by many as being too far out of the way for many of the children* It is un
derstood that the Mission Board will now be willing to deed the needed land
to the school free of charge, and as practically all of the money needed to
erect the building is at hand, prominent citizens state that, backed by
public sentiment as it is, there is nothing to prevent the erection of the
building in tine for the opening ofi school next fall* Several public spir
ited persons have offered to advance,the small amount needed to. complete
the payment fdr the building, the amount to be made up by taxation during
the next two or three years*
The head of the Territorial schools, Commissioner Henderson,
has been visiting Haines since Hiesday* ^e attended the meeting, and told
of the attitude of the Territorial administration* He will leave for Skag
way on the Fornance tomorrow*
CHURCH NOTICES
©sere is a universal heart-hunger for a southing more than or
dinary life* We weant to be detached from the comon and experience what fe
thought of as uncommon* Too often we never get our thrill# And to explain
why, we are compelled to realise that there are forces, influences and
habits that shut us off from the haven of happiness. «nd again, that there
are thousands who are submerged, like the sinking of a ship, by the impact
upon them of other lives.
The subject of the sermonnon Sun4#*r evening will be*
"Uncommon Life; how we can get it.11
Sunday School at 1:00 p#ra# Evening Service at 7:30
__ E.E. Bromley, Minister.
Mail Schedule: Estebeth only, Tuesday, March 4th, 1924.
FORNANCE iAAKES LONG STAY AT SICAG'TAY: Ihe Harbor Boat Fornance left Tuesday
for Skagway and remained until last night, in order that members of the
Masonic lodge could attend lodge work at Skagway. Among these making the
trip were Lt. Ungethuem, Sgt. Franz Hlitza and Pvt. Jesse B. Patch.
"DAYS OF NINETY-EIGHT"
A.B. HALL
Ii ARCH 1st
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