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THE HATCHET
"We Cannot Tell A Lie"
NEWS TRAVELS FAST
TO WALTER CAMP
The Hatchet
In consequence of the radio operator
Your drill has been the test of us;
Established February-1918
leaving his transmitter open during tne
You've better made the best of us;
A DAILY NEWSPAPER
performance of cysailor in the The-
You've much improv-d the rest of us;
On "The President's Ship"
atre "Old Salt" we are just in receipt of
You've raised each sinking chest of us;
the following comments from numerous
You've much reduced each vestof us;
landscribes who, women like, were listen-
You ever will be blest of us;
ing in and are responsible for the follow-
North, south and east and west of us;
ing remarks:--
Signed with the seal attested of us,
NEW YORK TIMES: Everysailor proves
Franklin D. Roosevelt, C. M. Schwab,
Vance C. McCormick, Henry M. Robin-
a greater success than Uncle Tom's
son, Guy T. Helvering, Howard Heintz,
Published on the United States Ship GEORGE
Stateroom. And that's saying a lot.
John H. Finley, Walter S. Tower, C. K.
WASHINGTON, distributed free to "all hands.'
SAN FRANCISCO CALL: When they
Leith, H. T. Clarke, A. W. DuBois, S. A.
Brown, H. S. Amberg, A. H. Brown, E.B.
Capt. Edward McCauley Jr., Commanding
divide the fleet, we hope they will send
Reed, M. Coolidge, Paul D. Moo !y,
Chaplain P. F. Bloomhardt, Managing Editor
The Old Salt Musical Comedy Co., along
Preston Herbert, M. Swenson, E. A
Printed in the Ship's Printing Office by a force
with the George Washington to the Pa-
Schuman and others.
of printers of the Army and Navy.
cific Coast.
Contributions welcomed: address,
SEATTLE TIMES: Enjoyed the show
The Theatre
To-Night
The Hatchet, care Ship's Post Office
immensely but tell me who was that
"OLD SALT"
7.45
HIGH SEAS, JANUARY 9, 1919.
classy blond standing behind "Passion."
(This scribe was even looking.)
Assembly Hall E 3
EDITORIAL:
DENVER POST: It was a riot up to
"THE GEORGE WASHINGTON SYM-
January is not the most pleasant month
the time that "Astro" started that coal-
PHONY UNSTRE. . COM.QUE"
in the year in which to cross the Atlan-
ing party in Brest. Tell us what he
tic. This is particularly true of the north-
found out about "Passion." We're very
Music - - Song - Dancing Fun
ern course which this ship has taken in
murh interest-d.
YOU'VE SEEN THE BEST
or der to make the trip in eight days. But
as we review the time that has passed
PARIS FLOODED BY SEINE
NOW SEE THE REST
since the shores of Long Island were
First Time On Any Stage
swallowed up in the mist one morning
PARIS, Jan. 8, - A flood is raging in
last week it seems to have passed quick-
the Seine River through this city totay
EVERYSAILOR
ly enough and therefore it is safe to as-
and the river keeps steadily mounting.
by
sume that it has passed pleasantly.
The rise amounts to almost five metres
Philip Dunning
The rainy weather that has accompan-
and navigation has completely stopped. A
"What would you do if you were in
ied us has intefered very little with the
great many cellers have been flooited. An
Everysailor's shoes?"
even tenor of outdoor life on the long
official note announced that owing to the
glass enclosed promenade deck. Games
swollen condition of the upper Scine and
Girls, Girls, Girls. Girls, Girls, Girls,
and reading were indulged in as usual.
the Seine tributaries the river sexpected
and then some.
The heavy seas of the last ferv days have
to rise further. At Austerlitz it will pro-
upset our equilibrium but not sufficiently
bably reach the high level of 1876.
A REGULAR WINTER GARDEN
GIRL show.
to make our appetites less keen.
PROHIBITION GROWS
But today, in spite of the comfortable
ASK ASTRO!
deck chairs, the libraries and lounging
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8,-The state
rooms, the movies and the show, the in-
legislatures of Ohio, Colora: do and Ok!a-
terest of all is fixed upon the time when
homa ratified the liquor prohibition am-
MARTHA WASHINGTON
land will be sighted tomorrow.
endment to the Constitution of the Unit-
THEATRE
The well-wishes that will accompany
ed States making a total of nin eteen
the goodbyes when the ship is leftbehind
states which have approved it to date.
OFFICERS' MESS HALL, B DECK
at Brest will be earnest enough but what
The Act must be passed by seventeen
TO - NIGHT 7:45 p. m.
lies ahead in France beckons even
more states before it becomes effective.
stronger to those who expect to enter it
The other states which have alr ady rati:
and what awaits at home draws those
TAKE ELEVATOR TO THE
fied it are Kentucky Virginia, Mississip-
who remain on the ship still more
pi, South Carolina, North Dakota, Mary.
ROOF GARDEN SHOW
strongly. The truest and heartiest wish
land, Montana, Arizona, Delaware, Texas,
IN THE
to accompany our farewells is that we
South Dakota, Massachusetts, Georgia,
may meet again.
THEATRE "OLD SALT"
Louisiana, Florida and Michigan.
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