Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-19
BOY SCOUTS READY
FOR LOAN CAMPA|GN
Every Worker to Be Eligible
Must Register at
Headquarters.

Preparations are now being made
for the Fourth Liberty loan. Several
committees together with the scouts,
will contribute their services to thus
loan. Each troop will work under orders
from their Scoutmaster, and the dis
tricts will not be limited. The Plan
3 stated in the Manual for the scouts
will give all the rules To follow. NO
special bank applications will be handed
TO the scouts. The local committee Will
furnish applications which will be rubber
stamped for scout use.
Every troop must be registered, ana
make a report at the close Of the campaign.
showing that every troop IN the city, ahd
every scout in the troop did their part
to make the loan success.
Details for messenger service, and the
distribution of circulars and posters,
will be called from headquarters, and
Executive Greenhawk expects to use
the information brought in by the q'ica-
tionnaircs. for available scouts
This loan must go over and the scout
must come across with the support oi
mast campaigns. The President OF the
pov Scouts of America has pledged
the services Of the scouts OF the enIrc
country. and he as well as the Wilmington
Council expects the scouts TO do theif
part
Remember that We arc TO start nv
the first of the campaign and wofh
To the end. with determination 70
sell bonds and show 100 per cent parhc',
patton By the sccond plan, adopted
in :hls State and city, the scouts VII
he required 80 sell twenty-five bond'
Ia cnallc ;hem to receive the meda
offered bv the Treasury department
No bov not registered nj tins Once
rs scout. will be permitted TO work
nor will h; receive credit for any sale
II isn't strange with most OF tho worlc
nj war. and millions ot men training
nj g,m-drllls. that some boys VIII wan
to drill or have caught the E'in-drl
fever No doubt they think they car
helm their country IN that way leu
scc about that. says the { ave Scnu
m Rows Life. The Rov Scouts Magazine
for June. IN answering scout. "h'
wants tn drill with guns nclc Hai'
has ask cd the Box Scouts to hcip y
tho first ecdcnnd and third iAber'N
loan camnalgns nc has enlisted them q
,j,spatch- bearers ~ tho drive agar :
Hun propaganda IN Amerca' nc M
given them liG and important l"'
IN noostiur tho sale ot lmlit and wa
Savings Stamps. hut SO Tar as ! Know
ne hasn't asked n single tov 81 Scon
arc to nut gun on hs shoulder ah'
drill
The Bov Scout movement IS no"
alwavs has been and likely will DC :
non-mlhtarv organization, and gun dF''U
do not have a place m rs program .
activities The hest military expert
in the country. do not nclcvc ~ dr'ii
for povs az scout age Nnd that y "hi'
one oi the many reasons why mi'far'
drill - not made part % scouting
There's rlcutv ot other more ncc"SSaf
things - do tccu-agc hovs When N"'
arc older Uncle Sam will give you IN
real thing IN dr'li
S,ncc Executive GrecnhaWk has or
ganlycd the " of Cuns ~ tins 'itN
ard they have been such success
Chlrf >cnut Executive lanes T. N"*'
has asked that All troops ~ the country
trv nui tho Cub idea and report u
progress and succCss ~ overcoming ~
Younger ami older hoy nrobc'n ttrr
! trn,p should have 4 Nod tuh pac
| connected with II - onapi' = I" g.
/ maternal icr iulurr use aS scouts an
! tn hclr the oltlcr TO, n placing rc@p9ns
| mlItic~ ou HIM WhIcn will keep hi
| longer interested IN the scout program
| rKoor IS.
Trnop - met in special meeting las
! Erida> night in II Andrews gymnasium
We nov have troop of ~ scouts {
uhIch - are registered Scouts. an
! The Others candidates cur SCoutmasi'
rrorganlrcd the patrols, according
| the scouts residence
The scout was put under the patr'
leader that he lived nearest to "
| spent the remainder Of the cvcnlr
rIavnr Scout Games Deputy Son
missioner Williams invited our troo
e. 90 on hike with has troop Saturta
afternoon Scouts were 20 meet at u
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
> o'clock We started from the Bapt
! Church about II p m and hike
20 Edge Moor Some Of the Scouts passC
| tests Everybody out Friday evenlr
70 the first regular meeting OF the Ia
TROOP IS.
Troop 2S held ITS regular meetI
/ ! tuesday, nIgnt at tue VI II. a VI
Schagrin announced that there wou
be changes in the troop he office
which he appointed are. Alan Bachrac
! Past Acting Scout Master, Herma
| Greenbaum. Senior Patrol Leader, Is
dore Schagrin. Joseph Breuer, Mey
Borish and Manual Freeman, Patr
Leaders: Red Rothsteln Samu
kiel. Alfred Slansky and Samuel Denn
Assistant Patrol Leaders John Fran
fort. Quartermaster and John Shrtsk
Assistant Quartermasfer EveryboC
is TO collect Peach stones. or any se'
and bring them 10 the meeting ne
Tuesday as We arc going to start cole
ton Of our own Also bring a sm'
branch of tree or a cornstalk. as '
arc gong to help decorate the \ NJ II
hall. The fellows are going to lea
how 10 PRINT. Mr. LAWS, secretary
y. Nj. II. A has asked the troop to he
print the monthly Jewish News. Ever
BODY who is Interested report on Mond
Al 400 y. m You first class scou
this is a good chance 10 pass your Me
Badge test There will he a hike Il
; Sunday. Everybody meet at the \
II. A. at $50 sharp. Bring eats al
be ready 10 pass tests