Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-10

peWS Tor your troop Second c:asS
1nen. send US a wTiteup OF your latest
test. How did you get along? Did
you tumble or did tnc other fellow
do the fumbltng.: dow ABOUT first
aid. and how aUOUt lie saving? There
sas a girl vino saw ed a woman from
drowning last week, out at WAIKIKI,
near Gray home. Didn't yoa hear
ABOUT IL? 1his girl Is a good scout,
but doesn't know IL. Said she vas
sniy q little tired wnen 1t Was all
eEef. Let's make her an honorary
member Of our troop. WHAT az !cu
say?
First class scouts, how is the gar.
dening business coming along! Can't
yon give us some more news? Are
your coInpOsts dug and have you plant
ed NindDreak where that terrible
araught sweeps down Nuuanu? What
have You put into the garden? An
sweT
= We are told that the troops wish
to know more news Of each other.
Well, let's have 1t. Go up and tell
ft So poor lonely Duncan, who needs
some other form OF amusement than
just moving his desk from pace To
place. ~. - 49, ~
As 20 fresh-Air meetings: What
could be more inspfrng than photo
or dear "Pop" Hutton in full dress
uniform, handling spade, rake, shovel
and hoe In turn, gathering TIN cans,
papers, weeds-any and eyerx cid
thIng-to fling out of the way OF Sig.
mailing Troop W. What could be, We
say, mote uplifting than such q photo
graph, when one realizes that the new
uniform was specially designed by
HIMSELF He didn't know that some
ladies' were peeking out from behind
a building admiring him while he led
HIS gallant soldiers forth TO rake and
scrape and get things clean. Hurrah
for the game scoutmasterl
Isn't Il good 10 open your official
magazine and see for yourself the
names on this months honor rolf
Here they are, big as life under Life
and Star Scouts:
4. d. Harris Dudley Pratt
Ezra Crane Chas e. Cassidy
II Is mighty god to see boys meet
ing out Of doors and working out OF
doors. Very few dances and enter
tainments just now. on account OF 60,
much planting. Which reminds US
that certain Bcoutmaster said he did
wish land he's q good fellow, tool that !
no more 12-year-old girls would ever
again be seen Raging ct scouts
dance. And when you come to think
II over, scouts, isn't 1t pretty miser-
able business to see little girls whirl- |
ing round and round and dancing back |
and forth. launching ND their shoulders |
and l0okine too Woridls.wiBef Don't
You think scouts ought TO stand for
something better than THAR And
wouldn't you hate to see your own
little sister doing ~
Please don't fan TO read the tele- !
gram and letter from headquarters In |
the East So. much stuff is coming |
To Us In the mail that we can barely |
find room for Il Here's something |
Eood Somebody dear to you may
be on the firing line. Big brother,
perhaps II yon can grow enough 20
feed him, you are as good as he IL |
you can stir up everybody around you,
20 that they raise enough TO feed |
company, regiment q battleship's |
crew, YOU may end the war and bring |
peace aghin TO All the earth.
Telegram Received From Mr.. Colin 4. |
Llvlnnstone, President National
Council Boy Scouts 81 America
April II, 1917.
James 2 West,
Boy Scouts Of America.
Kindly say to the officers and Boy
Scouts OF America assembled In the
Hlppodrome tomorrow that greatly |
regret not being with them on the |
occasion Of their great rally. When |
this message Is being read am lead. |
Ing The Boy Scouts Of Washington CITY |
70 be reviewed BY the president on |
the United States and the secretaries
Of war. navy and agriculture on the
Nay to the beautiful Potomac Park |
where 800 acres Of land have been
turned over to the Washington scouts |
Tor planting corn, potatoes and beans |
Every scout here viii feed q soldier.
We VIII have no slackers In this youth
fuI army. Each one win do HTS BIZ |
behind the lines to honor flag and
country and help win q lasting peace
through victory for liberty and our
lhppy American home. We greet you
scouts Of New York and pledge with
you new devotion to our great |
slogan BE Prepared
(signed)
COLIN II LIVINGSTONE.
President, Boy Scouts OF America
EMERGENCY CIRCULAR NO. s
April 21. 1917.
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