The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-16

IniS morning at CLOCK the tol-
lowing teams will start on the three
the Boy Scouts of Richmond:
Team One-Chairman, Neil D Stills;
T. p. Ryan. F. w Duke. E. p. Thorn
ason. S. @. Fairbanks. II. w. Jack
son, Fl. 3. Binswanger.
Team Two-Chairman, Waller Hol-
laday: A =. Wilmer, d, w. Durrett.
T. S. Winston. r. s. Crump, F. D.
Beveridge.
Team Three-Cha.rman. DIR. p w
Howie; Milton Cone. c. L. Beardsiey,
G, Jeter Jones.
Team Four-Chairman, william,
Todd. A Hawkins, John Landstreet,
E. W. Farley. John Hirshberg. Roy
@, Plat
Team Five-ChaIrman. w. 3. Pig
zini: Morgan r. Mills. ]. c. Hagan.
G. G Dula. Jos. NJ. Kahn
Team six-Chairman, H. D. Eichei-
berger; G.. Fl. Clarke. Owsley Sanders.
A. l.. Hawse, p. s. Hume, r. II.
Bruce,
Team seven--Chairman. A. q Pyle:
w C. Tucker. ]. Wi,dt. H. C. sledd.
Lewis Ada.r. Fairfax Jones. r, F.
McCra cken.
Team Eight-Chairman. John r
Wilson: +. l.. Conquest. Jr.. W. %.
Duke. Rob. Lecky Jr, W. r. An
justine II F. Tidwel. Charles
Strauss.
Team Nine-Chs,rman. w S.
Drewry. Charles A. Rose. F. f. Mott
ing George ID Morgan
Southside Team--Chairman, f Z.
Smith + p Dunfo~d.
woman's Team--Mrs Blankenship
chairman
The tea m eha.rmer ss well as the
members. are enthusiastic over the
project
To Compare Notes Daily.
At the Headquarters. $40 Fast
Main Stree: the teams will meet each
day at 1870 tor lunch, and then make
their reports AZ to the standing OF
their Individual teams Thermometers
Rave been placed in several windows
around town showing the growth OF
the fund.
Yesterday afternoon at 400 o'clock.
the teams snd their chairmen. gath
cred at the headquarters had held
their fna, meeting before going into
the campaign. Temporary Chairman
Neil y Stills presided. Enthusiasm
prevailed. and the unanimous opinion
Vas that the people of Richmond
would readily respond to this project
which In itself stands foremost as an
o dvancing feature OF our city's life.
7 he teams are going out with pledge
cards AMI specially designated sub
sc-iption cards TO secure subscriptions
for two years. The payments will be
divided into four equal tnstallments.
April ! and october OF each
year.
Mr.. Stills was general chairma n.
under the late Joseph Bryan. in the
Y. NJ. c. 4: campaign. IN which s22s.-
900 was raised, and 10 splendidly
qualified As q leader In this work
Persons throughout the city desir-
Gus of assisting the teams. will great
ly aid them in making their pledges
or subscriptions direct to headQusr-
tiers. This Will save a call being made
upon them and will also facilitate the
work that is at hand Literature and
regarding the financial as
well as othc- sides OF the scout move
ment may be secured at the local
Headquarters. and will also be given
cut by team mem bers.
Since the opening of the scout head
quarters IN Main Street. many BOYS
have come. desiring to he afhiiated
with r,e srou. movement, and this
ca mpa gn Will not only have the effect
of raising money to finance the
scheme but also to touch many boys
IN different sections OF the city. who
can be readily interested in already
organized work. and also many insti-
buttons Of cur city. will see the value
Of this scheme and will look about
:or leadershio and the development OF
the boys in eheir own organization.
solves Boy Problem.
There are many families in the
CITY OF Richmond az elsewhere where
the Boy Scout movement has been
organized, In which the value OF the
movement IL Apr cciated. Many have
found that the problem Of what 10 j.
with The hoy. for the hoy, is solved
in the Boy Scout organization. And
there are many men who have III
boys of their own of the Scout age
who have been taught the value oi
Boy Scout don't
The movement in the City OF Rich
mond has turned many boys from
idleness into useful endeavor, even
though that line Of endeavor has been
for the bows part one of pleasure
of recreation, OF wholesome fun. OF
outings and hikes and comps. all
making course of study in life's
school that graduates boys INTO the
citizenship OF the future with every
qualification that will help fis com.
munity. The boy. trained through
the courses of Scout dom has been
given a good start when he makes his
entrance in the business and civic
affairs Of his community,
BE Prepared is the watchword
OF the Bow Scout. and each day
through the formative period in his
life he lie being prepared in such q
manner that he is ready 20 meet emer-
gency. no matter that it's form. wher