Evening journal., 1915-04-22

rms concert VIII Oc exclusively Tor
Scouts and is intended as recogni-
tion OF the mcriiorious work of the
organization and through il David
Sncilenburg hopes 10 express the OBJ
LEGATION which tho people OF this city
owe the Boy Scouts In addition TO
an address of appreciation. by Mayor
Harrison w Howell, the following
program of entertainment will be
carried out:
Soloists Miss Kathryn Kane. So
prano. Miss Irene Fulton. reader:
Howard Livingston Smith. hasso;
William A. Lawton, az the Delmarvia
Player Piano.
Program Standard American Airs.
Mr.. Lawton: "Cheese II. We should
Worry in the Good Old H. S. A. Miss
Kane American Home Songs. Mr.
Lawton. THE Boy Who Wanted TO
be a Soldier Miss Fulton. Southern
stars medley overture, Mr. Lawton;
1.-TWO Grenadiers," Mr.. Smith: ma
ilonal Emblem" march. Mr.. L9wton;
"Aunt Eluara's Hero Miss Fulton,
MY Delaware Rose" Miss Kane;
MY Country 'ris OF Thee" solo and
chorus
Wilmington Scouts have made
reputation for a good turnout at all
Affairs. let us keep up the good work
Every Scout should march with his
troop as the people enjoy seeing the
troops marching. Bring your flags
and other parade equipment
Cleanup campaign week is almost
here. Every Scout ought to be eager
ID. d. I.I Ia. Ia.
meni which viii make our city more
attractive and better place in which
to live. The committee. which Is at
work outlining the plan of attack on
"Old King Diri." earnestly desires
the cooperation OF all the 500 Scouts
in Wilmington The committee at
present is composed OF the following
Scouts Sidney Il. Grogan. Franklin
Vansant. Daniel A. Webster. Van Wart
butcher. Homer J Davis, Julio Russo.
William H. Fisher, Campbell Wier. =.
Ernest Davis, MacDonough Cloward,
Edward Wilde, Warren w Grier,
Thomas Moore. Carl Bchrendt.
Each troop has been notified their
part in the campaign. Kindly con-
fine YOUR work TO the section of the
city that has been assigned to your
troop Report all alleys or yards that
need improving BY filling out tho com
plant blank published in the daily
papers. Secure the cooperation of
the people in your nogh0orhood in
this campaign.
Cash prizes have been offered Ia
organizations doing the most effective
work during. This campaign week
While the Scouts ought not 10 work
especially for the prizes. there Is no
reason why tho Scouts should not be
at the head Of The list when the event
is over.
Troop No. neld a meeting last
Friday evening al Union A. n
Church in charge of Assistant Scout
Masters Williams and Burke. Aftel
the regular meeting Mr. Burke tool
The troop for drill while MIR. VII
liams gave some OF the boys parts o
their tests Saturday afternoon Mr.
Burke led the troop on hike
Our Scout master Mr.. Bickine has
been in New York since October o
last year on business trip. He pais
us a visit over Tho week end and IN,
boys we're glad to see him.
A meeting of troop No. 10 was hel,
ON Tuesday April 10. with all th'
officers present and good attendance
Of Scouts On account Of the leCtur
by Chaplain Maryinc at The ~ NJ c
A.. the meeting was shorter than us
ual. We have sent to headquarier
in New York for a troop flag and IN
patrol flags We were represented a
the cleanup committee meeting o
Friday night and We expect TO sccur
some Of the prizes.
The troops are TO be congratulate
on the way they attended the Scou
rally at the Y NJ. G. A. last Tucsda
evening u was a rare treat 10 hea
Chaplain Marvinc and General Wi
son. These men have had Wonderft
experiences and every Scout who al
tended that affair can consider him
self fortunate for having had the OF
portunity. Of hearing such men.
will be OF interest 10 know that ther
we're Gil Scouts and 81 officers vh
attended the rally. u was tho lRi
reSt Scout affair ever held in wi
mington.
We are growing fast these day
The Scout movement in Wilmingto
has grown into long trousers Ju
TO think OF IL. 500 Scouts In 2 eli
Of this size The leaders are reat
TO believe that by the time SUNNI
Is over. We viii bc talking about oi
.OnO Scouts II every Scout wou
consider himself membership cor
mifiee and get out and hustle for Il
boys who would make good Scout
We would double the number on RI
before The winter months
Troop ! held its regular meetii
Friday evening at its headquartci
Mt. Salem N r. Church After a
pounccments had been made. the tro
had a half hour OF drilling Returni
from drilling We we're inspected
our Scout master. We then had
infcrpatrOl contest with the follow
results: Eagle Patrol, contestants
Barkley and W. Carbon. 20 per cen
Raven Patrol, contestants h. Nor
mer and W. Brooks. so per cent Bl
Buffalo Patrol contestants W Ste
art and r. Maxwell. 20 per cen
Stag Patrol. contestants j. Mellow
ard J. Stewart. 20 per cent This v
ib first aid In the signalling
dffy letters Sam McKaig and Jc
Vandyke OF the Eagle Patrol made
IN go. W. Conner and r. Kendall
Raven Patrol in 2.4o. l.. Slaats a
" Corrigan OF the Stag Patrol In
snd Blue Buffalo Patrol did moi 6ni
After The troop was dismissed q
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