The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-09
Witness Wonderful Sc
ries Of Demonstrations
1t Chesterfield Camp.
MILK AND ICE FUND
Norman Call and Wild
Bill Anderson to Con-
duct Drive for Funds
on Thursday, July17.

MANY members Of the Rotary club
yosterdEy became boys again. ~
rsaeats OF the Boy Scouts OF Ricn-
inond. who entertained them a. u'e
scouts camp In Chesterfield county.
Members OF the club communeo
with nature CARRIED in her pest,
nnd With barred heads, IN shirt sieeses
md smiling faces. bowed 10 me 500
n rustic simplicity, as they breAaneo
- nnre ozone. ana revealed In the
n1Isic or the sought OF the summer =
hrne1A through the pine Tees---or
words 70 that effect
crowninx the evenings exercises
49, the scouts campfire. at which the
ceremonies Of the organization were
frithfully and gracefully carried out
topped by . typical address ny ~.
fscnrlas Freeman, who In something
q biz medicine man IN the SCOUTS
on ..sixAtion.
The RotArtans pledged themselves
Is heip the boy scouts in their 81.
e0rta 70 achievement. and the boys In
rA4urn pledged themselves to greater
snort toward better citizenship ana
better manhood =.
The exercises were In cnafSe or
neo,1t Executive Weaver. who gave the
visifnrx An insight into the posibiii-
tie~ 81 the organization As moulder~
n moral. mental and physical char
I nrtar. His demonstrations were foi-
lOvvad by the speech Of DR.. FreemAns.
nnA not one OF the Eotarians could
hnf feel that he had learned \ great
teooon.
s President MacBullington. OF the
R0tary club. introduced the speaker.
IA also referred to the boys nome. Al
covtngtsa. where seven younesters
40 beinK taken care of by the ioca.
-. ka sinh within u
enrY snort while hoped to be able @
sT~kerc1re uf more hcys. and he stated
fhrf even now . committee IN a. wo<k
accommodating 4 fund for the purpose
NJ ERECTING recreation building AZ
ne hofae, and hoped that within
feyv weeks the work would have neeh
s.arted.
MILK AND ICE FUND.
Preddenf Burlington announced
nat on July nth the club would
rake It's annual drive for FUNDS TOT
rniIk and Ice for the babies OF Ricn-
moud. Will Bill Anderson is chair
man Of the committee having 'n,s
1870 In charge. He stated that ne
~nuiA announce hts assistants in q
~ e. two. and wanted every one to
I'VE want more money than we
- ,ast summer" said Wild Blu.
Hnd I am certain the committee, OF
which Norman Call il the main
sauoesA. VIII see that the total more
shaa equals that Of any previous
~. can got busy at once, and IN
49, nan tan minutes had several hun
800 dollars pledged.
6anrKe Bake. formerly OF Rich
1nond. now OF Baltimore. THE father
~ Rtchmond Rotary. came all the
Wev frcm his Maryland home to Dc
nrensnt ~ this outing. and was called
mpon BY the president to let the boy
q >...s and old scouts get look a.
~ vas very much impressed with
~ demonstrations Of the boys" said
SGr. Halke. II know Of no better plan
~ Amaricani1ation than that prac-
$500 81 these boys. when they went
sthroneh the exercises OF salutinE ana
loweelnK the nag. with the true pa
Itr4ot1c instinct The ceremony
Sarsa / fully endorse the work o. the
SmV scouts. and will help In every
WlHy in anything the Rotarians may
1eHeeuaine 10 DO In pushing the treat
work along"
pricr to closing the activities OF
4 - dat around the campfire. the boys
Two demonstrations Of life saving IN
n.y. heautiful lake. thrilling Illus.
Erations were given Of methods OF
9AoWn, and exhibitions OF OF fancy
and long distance diving and swim
ahfnx were given BY q score OF the
s's Tho Start.
The RotArians got together yester-
*t1ny afternoon 1T $3.50 o'clock. at tho
45sifv hall Automobiles were provided
ma pace-maker and guide was
chosen. The idea was to pick man
Who knew every foot OF the road
from Richmond to thu camp.
DR.. Lawrence Price having the most
xonorous voice In the crowd, declared
That he knew Chesterfield county as
well ~ he did Madison ward, and
III was chosen to lead the gang. He
took on board his fast-fiying automo-
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