Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-30
"HURRAHFORC AMP!"
IS BOY SCOUTS CRY
New Place Just Right For All
the Sorts Of Outdoor Fun
Boys Like.

l-A-M-t! Is there SCOut In inc CITY
who isn't thrilled by that word? Well.
we will have our camp this summer, and
a dandy camp, too. II will be q brand
tunities for sli sort of fun. hikes, swimming,
that = real Scout enjoys.
Everything will be considered that
will insure the boys welfare and comfort.
There will be a cook who will be an expert
In the things boy likes to cat Asso-
citation with the big men in scouting who
will he with us will be An inspiration for
better things in scouting with the troop
in the fall
Chief Red Fox has been asked to visit
the camp and will surely be with us
At one Of the ceremonial camp fires.
He is q lover of boys and camps and will
be man worth meeting and knowing.
The Indian says: The Great Giver
of Life made US dependent upon nature,
from whom we come and TO whom we
must return, for moral, spiritual and
physical strength
Up, Scouts, and let Us out OF doors.
where We may be natural and learn TO
know our real selves Here we share
with our brothers both JOY and hardship,
a nature decrccs. In camp we all be-
OCulC OtOG oIptuVIH, Ahet s'U
camp, then, and catch the spirit cast by
the fire, which hiss been the civilizcr OF
man down through the ages.
The Scout Executive WAS in Philadel-
phia a. chief judge Of the big field meet
This Was held on the P. r. r. Y. NJ. {. A.
field and Was one Of the largest yet held
by the Philadelphia scouts Edward c.
Morgan, one Of the field executives, was
IN charge and had arrangements all
perfected ahead Of time for the events
The stunts were pulled off promptly and
with pep. Several new ideas IN present.
ing scout work were worked out.
On June the Baltimore Council Will
hold its annual scout field meet Mir.
Greenhawk has been called 10 act as
Judge of this affair. Big Hawk will
bring some new ideas TO scoutmasters
for future work.
Reports for the Third Liberty Loan
were supposed to have been sent IN 10
this Office from Scoutmssters. These
have to be sent to National Headquarters
or pouR scouts may be deprived OF .
medal. Won in this drive. II you do not
get your report in on the 100 per cent
work Of the troop National Headquarters
is liable to hold up all medals and bars
of your troop.
BOY SCOUT NEWS
Troop held its regular meeting Tues
day evening. May Is. Two new members
were taken into the troop, Francis Hut
Crimson and Lewis Mitchell. The troop
has organised a new patrol. called the
buffalo patrol specializing IN engineering.
Allen Pierce is patrol leader and Oliver
Bader assistant. The two winners IN
the dime contest are LEWIS H. Tallcy and
Lewis Schaefer
Scribe Lewis II. Tallcy.
Troop 10 met last Friday evening. with
. very good attendance At the meeting
George A. Black and Leonard Shaw were
elected pa4rol leaders Some Of the boys
took Their tendcrfoot test: The troop
has been working very hard for The Red
Cross Lewis Thompson md Alfred
Warule are the two boys who won in The
contest, and Will 80 TO camp.
Scribe, Harvey Jonr.
Troop Is held It's weekly meeting las;
Tuesday night a. the Y. NJ. H. A. As
the Scouts entered the room they were
surprised 10 see long table neatly cover
ed with roses, and Mr. Schagrin certainly
had time keeping them from asking
questions.
After the business WAS over the Scouts
were told that which they didn't under
stand. Mr. Schagin told ehem they were
TO have banquet in honor of Lieut..
Commander Allen. of the ship Nara
zansett, which Is to go over there" very
shortly About FIVE minutes after the
explanation Cap" as he is called by the
troop, came in and the troop cheered
him, and thronged around him wishing
him luck "over there"
Scribe Meyer Weiner
Troop IS held its meeting last Friday
evening in St Andrews rooi-gArden.
Seoutmaster Seanen took the report
on Liberty bonds and Wax Savings
Stamps The troop turned in s35 in
dimes Friday evening for the Red Croe.
Troop 80 WIS night on deck" Thursday
evening IN the parade.
Last Saturday afternoon troops 8and IS
took hike TO Rockland, where the boys
went IN swimming.
Scribe Robert Wood