Evening journal., 1915-05-20

ip hdS ittulntu uonle 10 stay i1t
will lead the troop at the flag presen-
tatlon next Friday evening at the Jr.
o. L. A. NJ. Hall. Telegraph Ccun-
ell No 20 wih be in charge OF the
affair.
Monday evening the Fox Patrol
held a meeting in charge Of Patrol
Leader Boyd. On Wednesday even
ing the troop practiced for Memorial
Day. WALLACE BUTCHER.
Scribe.
Troop No. % held their last meeting
on Saturday. May s. There was no
meeting on May Is on account OF the
circus. Starting with May 20 our
regular meetings will be held on
Thursday evenings at 1880 o'clock.
During the Gipsy Smith meetings in
our church several of the Scouts took
a forward step In the Christian life
Our next meeting will be an import.
ant one, reports from all committees,
being expected. Scout Master Enos
desires that every Scout attend the
meeting this week as there is import
ant business to be transacted Visi~
tors are always welcome at our troop
meeting.
This Saturday the troop will hold a
bake in the King street market.
RALPH H. VAUGHAN.
Scribe.
Troop No 1 Of Richardson Park
has had a good start in the baseball
season with the defeat OF Cedar Jun
iors by the score of to 5. We arc
looking for games with any IA year
old team in or out of the city. Thirty
five Scouts took hike recently. We
are arranging a camping trip for Sat
urday, May % to 81, the lady friends
of the members are planning 10 visit
them in camp. On Saturday, May
IS. the Scouts cut the grass around
the church and made things look
much better.
Troop. No. %, with headquarters at
/ st. Johns Church, Twenty-first and
Market streets. is getting along in
iinc shape these days. Several of the
members took a hike on Saturday so
as to practice first aid. The troop is
TO have a flag presented to them by
the Telegraph Council. No. % of the
Jr. o. L. A. NJ. on May 21. The troop
is planning for an entertainment on
Thursday evening. May 27. All troops
in the city are invited to attend. Tick
cts are only IS cents.
H. STANLEY McINNES,
Scribe.
A meeting of Troop No. 10 held on
I III
the officers present Two new mem
bers were admitted and a third one
was proposed. We want all the
members of the troop TO turn out for
the Scout game on Saturday.
The regular troop meetings are held
on Tuesday evenings at 7.30 O'Clock
in the basement of st. Paul's NJ r.
Church at Tenth and Jackson streets
The troop is in charge of Scout Mas
ter William S. Skellenger and Assis-
tant Charles Runner. Visitors are al
ways welcome at any of the meet
ings. HOMER J. DAVIS,
Scribe.
Beginning this week We will publish
in the Scout column a portion of the
drill regulations which are TO be used
as tne standard. lf Scouts will cut
from the paper each week and save
the articles they will have complete
Drill Regulations for Scouts.
SCHOOL OF THE SCOUT.
instruction without Slaves.
1. For preliminary instruction a
number Of tenderfoot Scouts. usually
not exceeding three or four. are form.
cd as squad in single rank.
Position of the Scout, or Attention.
2. Heels on the same line and as
near each other as the conformation
OF the man permits.
Feet turned out equally and form.
ing an aIgle OF about As degrees.
Knees straight without stiffness.
Hips level and drawn back slightly:
body erect and resting equally or
hips; chest lifted and arched: shoul.
ders square and falling equally
Arms and hangs hanging naturally
! thumb along the seam Of the trousers
Head erect and squarely to the from
chin drawn in so that the axis of tn,