El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23

rive or the scouts nave ALREADY
qualified for the treasury department
medal and every boy is striving to
Win one. Each scout who sells ten
Liberty bonds viii be given
one OF the medals The scouts
who have sold ten or more bonds are
Richard stevens. troop T. Billy
Clayton, troop s; Arnold Gulick. troop
Z; Wesley Maggie. troop ( and Robert
Binford, troop T.
Spurs Boys Efforts.
Charles f. Weaver. scout leader Of
troop ., told the boys Of his patro!
that he would give the two boys hav-
ing the highest total in his patrol
Thursday evening a $50 bond each
This offer has inspired the boys TO re-
newed efforts and they are working
hard TO win the prize
Mr.. Thomas announced Tuesday
morning that ne would give a $50
bond to the boy selling the largest
number OF bonds. In his offer he has
eliminated the boys who have already
qualified for the treasury department
medals.
Following is the report OF Mr..
Thomas for the work Of the boys
standing Of the Boys.
Troop Richard Stevens. $50.
three bonds. William Rank. $50;
Frank Frank Faultt5aker; $50; Walter ]. Nc
Near, 500 Douglas Daniels. $50. one
bond, Chas. Edward Baton. $50. Tom
Hanson. $3.50; four bonds. George T.
Allen, 500 John W Russell. $780,
Hans p. Hansen. $50; ". y. Cozine,
troop Henry Stafford. 500: two.
bonds. W ID. Greet. $50; Margaret
Niles Stafford. $50. Bruce smith. $780,
two bonds. Sue Lattner. $50; Edward
Snyder, $50. Lucius Donart. $50. one
bond. Regina Elsie LOwenherE. $50.
Troop ALBERT QUITS. $50: two
hon Ia
tner, $50. Forrest Sackett. $50; one
bond. John n Frazer $50 Fred
Ehler, 500. two bonds, Mrs. Henrietta
Ehlert $50, A Ryder. $50 William
Bulger, 800; two bonds. Richard r. .
Ellison. $50. William BulEer. $50. Z
Lawrence Tobias. $50 one bond. F.
Homer Lynn Luthy. $50
Troop wesley NaGles $3.50; seven I
bonds. O. II. Palm, $500; John W.
Kidd, $50. Walter Scott. 5000. Chan ;
ming Brown, $50: C.. r. Rhodes. $50;
Miss Elizabeth Harris. $50. Joseph .
Franklin Williams, $50.
Troop Milton T0wuer. 500: two b
bonds. Milton Merrill TOwner. 500 I
Frances Wlhelmina ToUner. $50
Troop Billie Clayton. $3.50; nine
bonds. Rose Clayton Jenkins, $50; I
alter = clayton. $50; Emma O. /
Laughlin, $50; F. F. Britten. $50: c. I
F. Morse, $500; Mrs c. r. Morse. 5000 ]
Elmer C. Beezley. $50 Eod0fo Cerda.
$50; Zach T. Cobb. $50 H. 8 Hers
nowitz. $50; one bond. Marcus simon.
$50 Erwin KrulL 800. one bond. J..
d. Campbell 800
Troop Harold Hall. $3.50. four
bonds, Louise Wilson Binford. $50
Fred Moore. 500. Lieut. VIM Dale
White. $50, Myrtle Theisen. $50 Ar
lold GuliclS. $500. six bonds. Gus
long. $50; @. B. Cleveland. $50: Tom
iulick. $50; Henry Schuler. $50: Yer
non Edwin Ware. jr-. $50. Walter
3ectou, $50 William Warren. $780,
NO bonds. F. II. McGregor. $50, w.
D. Otto. $50.
Want More scouts
Because hundreds OF boys are being
Kept out OF the Boy Scout movement
ln account OF the shortage OF scout
masters. a campaign for enlisting the
interest Of young men In this move
nent will be started as soon as the
liberty loan campaign closes Ivor G.
Thomas. said. All over Fl Paso. in
romineut places. posters making an
ppeal to men to become scoutmasters
viii be displayed These have {
een sent on 20 the local office from 7
he New York headquarters.