Evening journal., 1917-04-19

demonstration In that branch OF the
scout work. There were four teams
working this system Of signaling. The
first team proved tho best OF the four
this team was composed OF the fol-
lowing boys: Sender Leroy Boyd,
Teller Ehart Rlckeuback Receiver
Wallace butcher, Writer Earl White.
The morse system was next and
Scouts Albers and Warren did this
work The music was furnished by
the troop fife. drum and buglc corps.
After this work was over we played
a number OF games and when "shoot-
ing stars" was played the whole
crowd was on the 1oor picking up
peanuts as II they grew there. After
the meeting was over one of the mem
hers Of the troop committee took us
down town and set us up to ice
cream. Fellows, we want you TO know
that We have some troop committee.
The boys are anxious for Mr.. Green
hawk to come around and, see them
/ as they want to become better ac-
quainted with him and they want to
/ hear some of his stories. All out next
week fellows, something on hand.
Scribe, Wallace butcher
Troop 20 held its meeting as usual
last Thursday evening at Central
Church The meeting was held under
Scoutmaster Burke. Mr.. Burke said
that Il was not necessary 10 wear the
scout suits during the summer months
but they should have the nations
] In taIQ H.
ing. At the meeting we had few in
structions and thea the meeting
closed.
Scribe. J. Willis Mckinley.
Troop % held its reeular meeting
last Friday evening at Sixth and Jack
son streets, In charge OF Mr.. Schaier.
Wake up fellows, come out next Fri
day; get some of that drilling and ex-
ercises that Will help yau. Not many
fellows passed test don't forget to
pass some al the next meeting.
Scribe, Chas. Galloway.
The boys OF Troop % are urged to
be present at our next meeting, We'd
nesday night. Something OF import
ance to every member Of the troop
will be announced. Don't let anything
stop you from attending this meeting
All the officers are especially wanted
Scoutmaster Racklin is back from his
visit TO Boston, where he visited one
of his friends. Come and show him
you missed him and want him to stay
a while before he goes off again. Get
some pep, you Scouts. Wake up. The
worlds turning Don't you know It.
Scribe. Leslie Gluckman.
Patrol Leaders wake up. Scout Exc
cutlve Greenhawk has organized
Patrol Leaders Club and the only way
for this club to be successful is fo
all you patrol leaders to turn out. Th'
first meeting was held Saturday
April "a, at 1880, at Scout Head
quarters. At this meeting we elected
president and secretary. Wendell
Gray and Nelson Fritz were the can
didates for president. Nelson Frit
: was elected by a close vote William
: Swezey and Howard Boyd were can
q didates for secretary. The first vot
r came out a tie causing second vot
r to be taken. Boyd was elected secre
r tary by n two-third vote. After tn
}. election Mr.. Greenhawk explained
s few plans for the future, none @
/. which have been rightly decided upor
E. Patrol Leaders who are not acquain
K. ed with these plans please inquire {
is someone who was at the meetinl
II The following were present at tn
~ meeting: Houck. Crossand. Morfor
r Kenton, all of Troop 2; Gray, NJ
ID Manns. OF Troop 8; Fattersal. Crow
st of Troop q Boyd, butcher, of Troo
s. 8; Fritz. lie Patowrel. of Troop
[. Schagrin. Blackjack, of Troop 2S
n Station, Swezey, Carley. Of Troop 2
T. The attendance at this meeting wa
l. not as good as it could be. All thos
e who were not at this meeting pleas
e try and attend the next one, becaus