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GOOD TREATMENT
FOR OILY SCALPS
Makes Hair Fluffy and Easy
to Manage

Men and women whose hair and
scalp are excessively oily have hard
work keeping their hair In good con.
dition. Dust and dirt mingle with dan.
drum. cling 20 h oily hair and scalp.
clog tho scalp pores. suhe the hair
roots and make proper cleansing al.
most impossible.
Partisan SAGE L. an Ideal treatment
FOR this trouble. Wash the hair not
oftoner than once a week. but use
Partisan Sage twice daily. pouring y
little into tho parted hair and rubbing
u briskly right into the scalp with tho
nnRer tips. n drives out dandrun. dis.
solves the excess oil and stimulates
tho scalp into healthy normal action.
This simple remedy can be obtained
from O. ~ Griest g. Co. or any drue
counter and Ia very inexpensive ADV.
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and Miss Eleanor Virginia Frank OF
Cleveland. O.. as flower girl. Mr..
Franks brother, Mr.. Harry Frank OF
Detroit, served as best man. Follow
ing the congratulatory reception an
elegant wedding dinner was served
joining the wedding party at the table
were a number OF relatives and close
friends who had witnessed the core
mony.
Later, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank left for
a western honeymoon journey. dur
ing which they will visit the Exposi-
ton and many other interesting points
inland. establishing their home at De-
troit. Mich. upon their return East.
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TEST THE RAPID
HEALING WORK
OF POSLAM

% BE- worderfui to see how ereatl,
o. small quantity ~ FOafam and u ff,g
aplIic ttinrH VIII benefit diseased erup.
ltnnaI skin bffru after briof treatment
mo improvement ia startling
infiam works quickly upon Errama
Acne and stubborn NrhIrr skin frnu.
blce ltchiuE ls uIIarrd pImpfer are
reduced scalp scale Chaung Feet
kaahes. in0Hmed Complications ali AZ
'i.lly subject 90 ifa soothing Influence
iuFlafu Soap mfdlcafcd with r0afam.
a. un~surpHasad in rirhneee and those
QuaIiftfa which make for akin ea1fh
POI samples. send g.. afamra 20 T.u,er.
Ecncy lahoraforieg az West 2Eth 81
New YORK. city. Sold by a1 pruErtsta
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Elect Omcern.

The second division of the Ladies'
Aid Society Of the Thomson NJ. f.
church met. Wednesday. at the home
OF Mrs. c. r. Bendell. OF Birch Lynn.
where a number of business matters
received attention. principally the cleo.
ton OF officers for the coming year.
which resulted in Mrs. John Price be.
Ing elected president. and Mrs. s. r
Narney secretary. Mrs. Frank Carlin
and Mrs. William Haskins gave sew,
eral musical selections. which added
to the pleasure OF the social period
which followed.
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INCOMES EMERALD OIL
For VaTiCOSe Veins
Try This Simple Home Treatment

IN Won have large. Naricose Veins. ths
lnlDN"et and easiest way Co reduce them
in normal size ie 90 apply Moune's Fam.
cfald 1Ll tfull streuFthl daily a. direc.
Uuna advise
Tii ihls easy treatment oda and
you VIII rejoice to notice mat the Brrr
.shtlY veins are gradually CROWNS
Ask your druggist Tor a. two ounce bot
iNf De- 20 tDrN powerful and renrfraf.
ING tN1f just "a few treatments with I'm.
t- hN WIZ Danish ans case Of Uemor|
rh"lda or PILES Generous aampls bV mail
on receipt of ieg from Moons Chemical
Co, Rochester n. l.
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ST. MATTHEW'S
RECTOR WEEDS
MISS MARY MANNING HoIeoyo
Welded TO REV. ROBERT
e Lee sTRIDER AT
ATHENS. w. VA.
ceremony Performed BY Bishop w.. L.
otsatt, Assisted BY Rev. j. =.
Jones-Ceme to Wheeling
After Honeymoon.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
ATHENS, w. Va. Oct. 14-Tonight
at six O'Clock In the Methodist Episco-
pal church. South. Miss Mary Man
mig Holroyd, accomplished daughter
OF MI. and Mrs. J. r. Holroyd. became
me bride OF Rev. Robert +. Lee Stri-
oer OF wheeling. The wedding party
entered the church as Miss Grace Hol-
royu' sister OF the bride rendered ap-
propriate music. The bride leaning
on the arm of her father who gave
her away. Bishop w. L. Gravatt Of
tciated at the HymenaI altar. assisted
by the Rev. j. r. Jones.
The church. which was filled IN It's
capacity by the many friends and reIa.
yves or the bride, was beautifully dec.
GRATED with cut flowers. potted plants.
autumn leaves n vines. The bride
was attred in an exquisite gown of
white duchess satin. with long train
ana pearl trimming. a brides yeIl. and
carried a wreath OF lilies of the valley.
wbile the groom wore a black full
dress suit.
The party retired from the church
immediately after the ceremony 10 the
nome of the brides parents. where an
informal reception was held and \
salad course and light refreshments
were served TO about so guests. Al
10 O'Clock the bride and groom left nv
motor for Bluefield to board a train
Tor eastern cities. on a two weeks
honeymoon. embracing KearneysyiIle
W. Va. home OF the groom's parents.
from k~earneysville they will 20 10
their future home in Wheeling.
Miss Holroyd is a graduate of Con.
cord Normal and the W. v. U. class
or II, and is one of the most talented
young women in the southern end of
the State.
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SIDE TALKS
(6y Ruth cameron.S
Defending Yourself From
Yourself

"Methinks the lady doth protest too
much, said the authorman. gently.
You're an unkind thing I said. but
the shaft went home.
This was the way OF IL. Someone had
accused me OF speaking more sharply
than ! had n right TO about a certain
myself right.
, Though NY critic had spoken but a
Few words. md those half IN Jest. I had
WaNed very warm about the matter and
my efforts to Justify myself. The auth
ormans gentle comment stemmed the
tide. and showed me up to myself.
] did protest too much. and why?
Not because I had been severely criti-
ciscd. not because my critic hadn't been
easily convinced that ! was right: but
because ! had another critic whom / was
vainly trying to convince. And that
critic was. OF course. myself.
when You Resent n Criticism
Look Ont
When you find that YOU resent "A critic
l.m with unusual bitterness and arc
particularly anxious to Justify yourself.
look out or. rather. look In. Isn't "a
D,Sause inc Criticism hnds an echo In
All accusation cant hurt 80 terribly
when you know u - unjust. II H. the
haunting suspicion that there may he
something IN What tho critic says that
harbs the arrow Of his criticism.
It's that traitor conscience within the
walls that YOU are fighting. nor the
enemy without.
Sometimes people try 10 Justify them
selves for something they have not even
been accused 81 doing ana that h n sure
sign Of an uneasy conscience.
friend 81 mine had let some theatre
anyone 10 give them "a. she said.
ID idly.
Well I did think Of her. but { di5p.t
know how 90 get them o. her. We could
have run over in the auto. but that
would have made US late and that
MNLMH
30 she Kept on Explaining.
or course that remark would have
closed The Incident. but she kept break
ng ont ,atr.rh Win explanation 81
And then o. relative took advantage
81 q relatives privileges and asked
her why she made. such n fuss about
the matter, she said - know you think
Nobody said &c.
A. matter II fact 9 don't believe
any ~ 90 would have eivcn tho matter
a second thought M We hadn't heard 30
much ahuot BE- DO was evidently some
one else Who thought she had been sell
~ that someone else had inside ir-
formation her criticism was well worth
needing
A. II always BE-.
Questions and
some while aEu you quoted, 7 think
from stevenson that NOT even God can
good in The case ~ q man who o. not in
2 position financially Co declare him
.'lf. but whose hope .of being so some
h.X, is about the only anchor he has
Repiy-U certainly would Tell tho
woman YOU love her and she will prob
haps she loves you and suners because
she docs not know your ferIfnra urr-
bare YOU might loco her if YOU ala not
wait on the bare chance ~ love Give
her an nurhnr. tou.
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W0MAN'S CLUBS


Tho first meeting 81 tho Current
Events Department Of tho Womar's
Iiub. will b. held this afternoon at the
\ o. L. W building. commencing az q
1900 Miss Iulta Morgan Harding. NJ
pittsburgh. will be- present Tor this
opening meeting. which announcement
VII afford on opportunttY Of hearing
Lnls eloquent speaker. whore talks are
always SD brilliant and
lhiH VIII tend Co. stimulate Interest in
the clubs activities o. the club woman
Hppreciat" the knowledge Of Miss Hard
INK regarding events ~ current infereef
ana which emhrnce RI wide scope. due fn
extensive trat hnE study and obaerva-
ton
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NURSES MEET
Miss stella Taptan and Mrs. n J. BuI
lard Named Delegates 20 Ohio
state Meeting.

Members ~ the ohio County SOCKETS
on graduate Nurses met In the reception
rooms or the North Wheeling hospital
last evening to resume the winter work.
Members from both tho North wheeling
present.
Miss stella Taptan. Of bridgeport. and
MIS-. ny. J. Hullard. Of Martins Ferry.
were chosen a. delegates 10 meeting ~
VIC ONO state Association next week.
other business matters were traneartad-
following which r-efrcshmcnts were
served
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LAW N CAPTAIN.

PRINCETON. n j.. oct 14-Ber
nard Garter Law. Of st. Davids. "a.
was today elected captain Of the
Princeton baseball team. lie sue.
ceeds Jesse Hoyt who was forced "a
resign because OF illness.
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TWO AvIAroRs KILLED.

LONDON oct &C. 80 d. Captain
Arkwught and Lieutenant Hardy. 81 the
Royal NNinE corps. were kI1fsf today
uear CLAIMS castle. Mnntroac Thev
had iust started Tor thr MnufrHaf aero
dome whom q defect developed In their
uircraU which crashed 90 tho ground
and vas completely wrecked
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Smoker and Social.

The Mems Bible class of the Vance
Memorial church. at Woodsdale. wllI
give a smoker in their club rooms at
the church. Friday evening. October
y. A program OF interest will be
given and a luncheon will feature pro-
ceedings.
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BAZAAR Next Mcrk

Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
OF mex week. the ladies OF st.
Michaers church will hold their
bazaar. The committee in charge has
displayed keen Interest in the plans
and everything points TO quite a sue.
cessful repetition of former years
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Invitations Issued

Mrs. Rose Robinson and Mrs. James
haltson have jointly issued invitations
Tor n OF the delightful affairs I'm
Martins Ferry closing the month. The
afternoon Of the twenty-sixth has been
chosen and a large number OF invita-
tons Issued. The guests will bring
their needlework at which the hours
will be spent. Later a luncheon with
appointments in keeping with the Hal
lowe'en eason will be served.
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ARI0N SOCIETY
OPENS SEASON
kAFFEE VisITE AND DANCE IN,
ACCURATE WINTERS So
ClAl PROGRAM.
Many IN Attendance at Initial Event
Autumnal Decorations and Ap-
pointments Feature.

Quite the interesting affair of the
week was the opening last of
the social eason Of the Arion at the
club rooms on Twentieth street. This
was ushere in by the card party Of
the afternoon. at which a number OF
ladies were present. and was followed
by an elegant supper during the hours
from , TO 5 O'Clock. Then the dance
OF the evening served as a brilliant
conclusion for the entire affair. Wer-
ners ~saNophone orchestra furnished
a delightful musical program. TO which
the popular dances were stepped.
The hall was attractively decorated.
n h dining DOT presented a very
attractive appearance with its harvest
decorations combined in a novel way
with those OF the Halloween season.
Vines OF bitter sweet laden with the
bright red berries were a CHEEKY bit
OF color. as were the corr ears and
b yellow autumnal foliage.
The next event will be the opening
concert and ball. on the evening OF
November 4. Appenzeller's orchestra
VIII render The dance selections and a
special musical program will be given
also, among the soloists will be Mrs.
Tor Williams and Miss Adelaide
Schockey.
The thorough success Of the occas-
Ion depended 10 a great extent on the
able committee in charge. which was
composed Of
Mesdames 4. G. Schneider. chair
man.. August Norteman. Charles Nor
tenan. George W. Phillips. J.. w.
Pickett, August Pracht. Frank -. Ra-
der. r. Riester. Theodore Roller. Louis
Rabig. August G. Remke. Dan Reeves.
Kate Roth. August Rockabrand Con-
rad Schneidmiller. George Schramm.
william l.. Senne. Misses Kate Ries-
ter. Callie Pracht. Mamie Pracht and
Nellie Schneider.
Winners in the contest games of the
afternoon we're: First prize in Five
Hundred. Mrs. j. Adam Blum: second
prize. Mrs. Chas. Bruemmer: Euchre
first prize, Mrs. Frank Thrum: second
prize. Mrs. e. p Eta. All the awards
were handsomely embroidered towels.
Among those present we're:
Mesdamess
VIM. -. Fig I'd. Schencrlein
Eiiaheth Dischcr y X. B~oneberger
~ Hclteuhinc Henry Wcimer
hannah Corn Charles Zig
ltpberi iinsly W. J.. Henckc
= Adam Blum has. Eecker
I'd. Sehmeichot o. schafcr
80
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w. Irwin. secretary. New members
were also appointed to the board of
directors of the Day Nursery. these
being Mrs. Ed Handy. Mrs. Harry
simpson. Mrs. o. Z. Reid. Mrs. Lon
isuble. Mrs. George Klieves. Miss Bess
Faris.
Next Tuesday, October 10. Mrs. w,
W. Irwin will receive the members al
her home. where they will plan for
their coming bazaar. to be held the last
saturday in November at the Bertschy
furniture store. This is an annual af.
lair. and the coming one promises 10
eclipse in interest and beautiful OF.
ferings those of former years. At the
coming meeting Of Tuesday needle.
work for the coming bazaar will oc.
cupy the ladies during the afternoon,
Mrs. Irwin entertaining them at din.
ner later.
The luncheon which was served al
the church yesterday was so success
ful in every way hat IL will be repeat.
ed next Thursday at MONDAY. All are
again invited to attend. and another
delicious menu will be offered.
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coNTINuE -PERroRMAEcEs.

LONDON oct ~ sos g. m.=At a
u1eftinF to-day ~ theatrical managers
Tor discussion ~ o. rnppRaf 90 auhstf-
tutr watiureq Tor nlrht pnrfo~manree t
was decided 90 continue the latter.
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Entertained Friends.

Mrs. T. :. Kreve. az ner home on
North Wabash street very delightfulIy
entertained n large party Of her friends
last evening The decorations Of the
rooms were suggestive uf the Haliow-
cen season and attractively
Inc hours were pleasantly spent in So
c!al diversions and a lunchro Of pleas
Ing appointments was served the follow
lug guests.
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Surprise Party.

At her home near West Liberty,
Miss Nellie Parsons was very pleas.
anty surprised. Tuesday evening
when a number OF her friends called
In honor OF her seventeenth birthday
After recovering from the surprise
Miss Parsons proved a charming
hostess. She received many beautiful
presents. Music and games were the
diversions Of the evening. and at a
late hour a dainty luncheon was
served. The guests were:
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Business Meetina

AZ a meeting OF the VIM. n. Cooke
Circle OF the Kings Daughters OF the
Second Presbyterian church. called
Tuesday. for the consideration Of bus.
mess matters. the following officers
were elected: Mrs. Ed Handy. leader
Mrs. IT.. W. Gee. treasurer: Mrs. W.
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Last evening az tho Windsor Hotel.
occurred the marriage Of Miss Reua
Hlum daughter n Mr. and Mrs Henry
Of Detroit. Mich. son OF Mr and Mrs
w. 70 Frank % this city. Rabbi A
Silver % the Eon street Tempe. Of
hciated The bride chose her sister
Miss Helen Blum. az maid Of honor.
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W"NTVV0W TuNNUaV.
Mr. and Mrs Louis H~orkheimer viii
receive ~ their home In KcnwOod
Place. Tuesday evening. October ~.
in honor Of the bctrothaI Of their
daughter. Miss Pauline Horkheimer.
20 Rabbi Morris Lazaron. Of HaIu.
moro. Nd Receiving The guests viii
b. Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Lazaron. Mr..
and Mrs Louis Horkhcimer. RABBI
Morris Lazaron and Miss Pauline
Horkh-imer. while Mrs Charles Gans
or Baltimore. Miss Bertha Lazaron
and Mrs samuel Kraft vii assist m
the pleasant duties In the dining
room viii be- the Misses steinhausor.
Mrs Julius Horkheimer N Miss
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Complimenting Miss BERTHA Cooey.
. bride-to-be OF October. Miss Edna
workman entertained a party Of
friends last evening in her honor. At.
tractive halloween decorations deck.
cd the rooms where music and contests
were enjoyed A. a prelude 10 the
p%rettily appointed luncheon served,
Miss Cooey was showcred with many
pieces 81 beautiful linen. Those pres.
emf Weros
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Virginia Horkheimer. No cards nave
been issued.
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Luncheon Party

Miss Kate Allison. OF Fifteenth
street. was hostess yesterday al ths
Y. ". &. 4. ~ a handsomely appointed
luncheon. Fall blooms adorned the
table which bore covers for tho foi.
lowing Ruescs.
Mesdames ". s. Fulton. James
Dickey. John H Mcclure. Benz
White William Herman. W - Mo.
Coy. George Rogers. Mary Waddefi.
Frank stanton. Misses Fila Mcclure.
hoe Mcclure
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~Brookeside Luncheon.

Arranged 10 compliment Mrs. w. w.
Meek OF New York City. who is the
guest OF local relatives. a very cham.
ingly appointed luncheon was given
yesterday at the Brookside Inn.
Andre at one o'clock served
a delicious menu. The following were
guests:
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~Entertsins Club.

Miss Clara Phillips at her home on
the South Side. was hostess Wednes.
day evening. TO the members OF the
ID. l. club. Music and games pro
vhed interesting evenings pastime
which was enjoyed by the following
guests.
Misses Margaret HALEY. Johanna
McGreal. Albert Fink. Hildegarde
Punt. Helen Kierkhoff. Cora Heller.
Clara Phillips. Lillian Seamon. Mar.
garet Daugherty. Bertha StahI. Mar.
garet Michaels. Sara Green. Lydia
Guy Messrq. Leroy Carl George Mar.
tin. William Grob. Wilbert Nolan.
Jacob Anderson. Herbert Paul. Ser
nard Manion. James Plummer. Ber.
nard DelbruREe. George Brown,
Harry Barlow. RidFway Marsh. Albert
Schrader
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For the bazaar to be given at the
Young Women's Christian Associa.
ton. Thursday and Friday. December
: and 3. ardent interest is being mani
Tested by all who are in charge and
at a meeting held Wednesday evening
chairmen for the different booths
were appointed. Onward strides TO
progress and real success are quite
evident even at this early date and
extensive plans are being formulated
as to The arrangement Of the different
booths. These will be located on the
second floor in the auditorium and
adjoining han, when also a musical
and gymnastic program will be given.
Tea will be served in the tea room.
The chairmen in charge follows and
the committees will be appointed
later:
General committee - Miss Emily
Sheppard.
Apron booth-Mrs. A. T. Young and
Mrs. W. II. Higgins.
Bags. baskets and boxes-Mrs. Fred
F. Faris and Mrs. w. +. Rownd.
Miscellaneous fancy booth-Miss
Elizabeth Greer and Mrs. c. A. Var
den.
Children's booth-Mrs. Ethel Bra
den and Miss Gertrude Garden.
All-around booth-Miss Anna Bruhn.
Linen booth - Mrs. George Woods
and Miss Martha Pryor.
Tea room-Mrs. Albert Whitaker.
Candy booth-Mrs. X. NJ. Baird.
Refreshments booth Mrs. a. l..
Meyer.
Press committee-Mrs John b. Gar
Gen.
Decorating committee Miss Anne
Hugus.
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E~ntertains Club.

Miss Virginia Henry will be hostess
this evening to the Kewpie club. OF
which h Is a member. at her home
on h National road. The house dec.
Grafton will carry out the coming sea.
m idea. which will also feature in
The luncheon 10 be served al 10
o'clock. Games will provide an inter.
esting pastime for the evening. The
guests will be.
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Dinner Hostess.

Mrs. Samuel Hazlett entertained a
party Of friends at dinner. Mrs. David
c. Briggs. OF Washington. ID. C.. the
guest of Mrs. May Hornbrook. OF
Beech Glen. The guests were:
Mesdames.
n. G. Briggs Edwin Pitcher
May Hornbrook Samuel HazIet,
Messrs.
Altreu Brady G. b.. Taylor
Kent Hall
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Y. w. c. A. Bazaar.

Messrs and Mesdames.
VIII Bonar George Bonar
Evening star., 1915-02-07
Girl Scouts.

Troop heard d talk recently hv Or
Wedderspoon at the Pctworth Church
on "Fricndship.' The girls attended III
body, and evinccd u lively interest in
his description of those qualities which
make friendship a question of loyalty
and trust.
The little essays delivered at each
meeting by the members of this troop
have proved clever, and 1t has been
decided to award two prizes. a gold
and silver medal. for the best one sent
in during the year. Miss Neal has con-
sented to become one of the judges,
and the second judge will be one of the
school board. Dorothy Leach read the
last weeks address. entitled, What
Methods Would 1 Pursue If I We're
Captain this Year" The next paper
will be by Josephine Greefy, on How
Can I. as Scout, Set a Good Example
to Others" Anna Cushman will pre-
sent paper on Are the Girl Scouts
Necessity in Petworth and Why"
Capt. Moorers gave graphic presents-
ton of the scout movement at the
Parents and Teachers League Tuesday
afternoon. Troop will cooperate
with Troop in Il patriotic sema aphore
exhibition at the grand rally. to be
held February 20.
Miss Beatrice Bulla of Vassar Col
lege delivered a lecture on the His
tory of Music" before the members of
Troop 13, last Friday evening at the
Trinity NJ. L. Church. The topic was
introduced by recital of the story of
the shepherd who became king and
whose inspired songs are sung today in
every Christian land. Miss Bulla also
described various musical instruments
and the growth of musical expression
among people of the early days. The
illustrations for the lecture were
played by Genevieve Friel, a member
of the troop.
At the last meeting of Troop 6, Olga
Dunlop became probationary member.
After the regular routine the whole
troop "hiked'' to Wildwood, where a
nre was built and hunters stew pre-
pared and cooked by the young scouts.
Tracking" was practiced-a scout
feature which is one of the woodcraft
studies.
Evening star., 1915-02-07
Troops Re-Register.

Troop 40 of kenilworth has just
placed its rc-resistration papers with
local headquarters. which leaves Troop
45 the only unregistered troop. It Is
| quite possible that the old members
OF Troop 43 WHO are still interested
viii join the three new troops being