No Hollywood version, this, but
was—stark and real. And, with a
background of martial music and
an illuminating running comment
ary by the producer, A. L. Rule, a
veteran of the A. E. F„ it holds,
at once, inspiration because the
American soldier proved his brav
ery and a powerful argument for a
continuing peace.
And. as an historical record, it
is a picture which no school boy
or girl should miss.
PIONEERS' AUXILIARY TO
GIVE CARD PARTY AND
PROGRAM THIS EVENING
Following the regular meeting to
night, the Pioneers of Alaska Aux
iliary will give a short Armistice
Day program and a card party in
the I. O. O. F. Hall on Franklin
Street.
A full attendance of members
and guests is expected to be present
at the social gathering following
jthe meeting this evening.
COLISEUM
SATURDAY
SIGNAL CORPS
CAMERAMAN DIED
In Action to Make This Picture!
NORTHLAND IN
THIS MORNING
SITKA BOUND
Due Here on Way South
Sunday and Will Sail for |
Seattle at Midnight
Making a fast trip from Seattle,
in order to land the perishable
foodstuffs in Juneau in time for
the holiday trade, the motorship
Northland, Capt. Leonard Williams
and E. P. Winch, purser, docked
here this morning at 11 o’clock.
It is scheduled to leave here for
Sitka at 3 o'clock this afternoon
and to leave Juneau southbound
at midnight on Sunday.
Those who arrived here from
Seattle were: George B. Wright,
E. B. Wilson. H. R. Brown, Mrs.
H. Bergh, Norma Bergh, Harold
Bergh, H. Hofmesietr, B. W. O’
Laughlen, Mrs. O’Laughlen, Pat
O’Loughlen. From Southeast Al
aska ports, Mrs. L. Desmond, Mrs.
H. L. Rinehart, Frank Metcalf.
Harry Race, C. R. Wright, R. H.
Stock, Julius Frank. Robert Har
ris. G. Duncan. Ed Ridley. Sig
Swanson, Chester Worthington. I.
