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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-06

atrnosnhere of good fellowship.
Commodore Cross of Pensacola was
tho westminster. Commodores Fox,
Pearce and Benedict expressed the
feelings of the winners, and announced
that it was understood Mr.. Garlc Wouio
offer another trophy.
DIR. Renshaw of Pensacola. was In
his hest vein of felicity as a welcomer.
States Attorneys c. c. Dusenbery OF
New Orleans and Harry w. Thompson
of Pensacola announced IN mir vi
vein that they were convinced NJ
stronger liquid than water hdu III
snired the occasion. and Mr.. Thomp-
son added to his repute as a story Tel.
Ter. Lee Edwards, sporting writer "a
The New Orleans States, who mace
the trim in every race, spoke Tor inc
nress of that city; while w. H. Brad
FORD responded for the local press.
Charles B. Hervey happily presented
the San Carlos trophy; ); =. :" 49,,
read a telegram and letter IRON
vacbtsran G. ". Rogers of Mople'
Who with his FREELY has been In every
| race till now; and Joseph H. Behrel ns'
| feelingly proposed that the coinpan :
| drink AQUA pura to the memory %
| Commodore Watson. lately
| which was respectfully done
| ~ Interesting facts were developed
! t. +ba sneeches that the Winning breh
40 has tw,. 200 horsepower van bierch
| angines and is So feet long with II TOO
beam. that the New orleans az
/ o1,,h has membership of 1900 anc
hat the Pensacola Yacht Club mas nae
the best year in its history.
cantain Paul Stewart in his address
s+r,,ck perhaps the practical keynoe'
of the occasion. when he INSISTED nc
the development of the spiIll " 80
snortsmanship is bound TO nay
st~one tendency to turn the minds o
7nora and more men to the true Spit ,
nf water commerce, the greatest puSi
ness of the world. - dacora
The menu cards. the table o serve,
tiong and the courses or vlanuS oa+b q
|, Ssaa another laurel to the wrea.n y
,,onrlar and far-famed oasis
We West FLORIDA, the San Carlos Hotel
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NAVAL STORES
ysa4xagg E - z z = z
NSACOLA.

Pensacola, July s.
Receipts, Casks.
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Mr. and Mrs w B. Adams and little
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WILSON
PAYS TRIBUTE
CONTINUED from Page IL

lie boats and riggings and with the
president, bareheaded and earnest In
heir midst. His theme was the ne"
md enlargened meaning OF the Fourth
IF July" and the war has borne Amer
cas- message of liberty and independ-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-06

ence to the remostest corners of the
earth. He spoke of the future of
America and said:
You cannot earn reputation like
that and not live up to it."
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-06
"BLUE RIBBON" TALKS

The folks have something to look for
ward to IL they know the dessert Is nav.
ored with RIue Ribbon Vanilla.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-06

Mr.. II Copley and son. Mr.. IL. =.
Copley arrive in Pensacola today from
Montgomery. to join Mrs. Copiey. VINO
is spending the weekend with mt
and Mrs. George Villar, at their nome
on IaRua street They viii leave to-
morrow for a six weeks stay at Camp
walton, one of the popular little re-
sorts on the sound.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-06
"sLUE RIBBON" TALKS

It's the flavor that makes the dessert
Arrays usL Blue Riopon Nahihs "
Lemon and delicious flavor Is certsanU'
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-06

Savannah. Ga, July 5.-No naval
stores call today account short trad
ing hours following holiday end OF
waak-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-06

daughter. Naomi, OF Montgomery. VINO
have been visiting the guests or
Mr.. and Mrs. George Villar and FANNY
return home today.
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PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs B. j. Day, Jr., of Trenton, >
c., is visiting as the guest OF her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. p. Rozear' on
East Lee street. Mrs. Day will be
remembered as Miss Rebecca Rozear.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-12

Of both men lie In a chapel on her es,
tate IN England where her house
F~ransborough Hin, is situated. Nearby
is "A small, UNCOVERED museum where
are collected all the objects which have
come TO her through the N~apoleoniC
family.
II live, hut / am no more-a shad-
CIV, a phantom, a grief which walks
one OF those distant horizons, confused
and lost. which the traveller, looking
mountain, and which he forgets in eN-
rectation Of viewing the new scenes al
ready outlined before him" So Eu-
genie described herself a few years
ago. Perhaps 1t Is so the world re-
CARDS her,
Yet In he life of/a retired English
Eentlewoman which the former empress
now leads there are occasional reflec-
lions OF her earlier years. Her crav-
ing for activity has made nearly every
shore Of the Mediterranean familiar to
her, through her yacht. Thistle, In
which she cruises almost every sum .
mtr. Her interest In scientific reading
suggests thu impress who studied hard
to ut herself for politics and the res
cent opening of Farnsborough House
to wounded officers recalls the Eu-
genie who went among the cholera
patients Of Paris during the time Of
the epidemic.
In August, 1914. Eugene RECEIVED at
Farnshorough the. Prince Victor Ma
poleon from Brussels. Prince Napoleon
Is stlll theoretically the Bonapartist
pretender to the throne of France.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-12
SOUND EASY TO MAGNIFY
FIVE MILLION TIMES

yoL,n MN FhANCISCo. June IA MANS
nutce can be made as loud a.. "latl .
jpn ; roar; II can be heard All
hoo nl'es, The ticking OF a watch can
era on an OCEAN u".' u sounds like break
It's no trick at ali TO magnify ,o,.a
Iour or i've million times, or inS f IDu !
~, sald Tom Lambert, 4 wireless taia
phone engineer. IAN that liz needt v1't a.
~ connect u number OF vacuum, uah,, e
III multiple with a wireless recoIy,ns
roo a anu the thing is done. At The frs7
n,ai t',,hs I""taet a voice viii be nor
: e." Nv ~ n vacuum valve and n
y raised seven times; thereaftar' ~
sSusres l~tself-seven times seven ~
~ me next vacuum valve. and 40
''tnes ~ FOR the next, and SO en- )"
NJ mean volume Of sound; not power
In s""sa,'ssloh explained Lambert
IN a test recently a phonogranh ua.
connected with an amplifier ~ Ma
nlght' and we were lifting il mn graz
uHiiy TO supply all San Francisco "utd,s
nons ana amusement when the noIicn
urged Ms to desist. PV"se
IN me stadium at Golden Gate narh
.ne ticking OF a watch was made audi
pie all over the grand stand Will a' III
ntaleIio meet was In progress. cant
iNopert w. A. Brewer, an experinantar
moved off 1000 feet and smoke ou,e,I,;;
so ms dog. and the dog couldn' he
nViu ~ wireless station which am
not permitted to name recently Receives
y ~teiephoned message from Ea,ronc
ana through Its ampllfier startled d,icl,
hunters In the marshes eight miles
Mr.. Lambert exhibited one a, -.
vacuum valves. Its exterior ~reSemhles
an ordinary l%6-cahdle electric ught
pulp, through the glass, however coI,ld
pc seen electric winding that Nas ais
sllhllar Around q filament was upouna
conventions Of wire called a grid
Above the grid was nm enclrcline me.
talie plate. The current, IL was ex-
planned, passed through zach In Inc
order described, The incoming yireless
signals travel down the aerial wIrn 10
the tuning set and then to the vacuum,
waive, which is a "doteetor," or re-
ceiveF. "
For practical purposes thu vacm,,
valve has its use as In warshipa. where
tle wireless telephone speaks It's mes
a & through q horn to several officers
instead of TO one using earpieces' n
can be awaited of to address audi
ences. ""''-
The wireless telephone Ia wond.rn,liv
extending the field developed by the
wireless telegraph, ANY wireless tel
graph receiving set Is equally good for
receiving ~telephoned messages. The
transmitting instruments. Of course, are
different. ~"
Every airplane possessed nv tTncIa
sam and all United States warshlps are
equipped with wireless telephone an
paratus. These sets on warships are
efficient at least 20 miles,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-12
LEGAL NOTICES.
TRUsTEE SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE,

Default having been made in the nay
ment OF the debts and obligations Sc
cured to be paid in a certain Heed ot
trust, executed the first day OF July
1913, by Parkway Land Company, a
corporation, to the undersigned as
trustee: as same appears OF record In
the office Of the register Of Shelby
county. Tennessee, in book $40 page
jog, and the owner Of the debt secured
having requested the undersigned To
advertise and sell the property secured
by said deed of trust, this is to give
notice, that we will. on
FRIDAY, JUNE ~, 1919,
commencing at IL O'Clock noon, at the
southwest, corner of the courthouse,
Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee,
and AT the Adams avenue entrance
thereof, proceed to sell at public out
cry to the highest and best bidder for
cash, the following described property,
Situated in Shelby county, Tennessee.
Lot eight (D, block twelve C12). of
Horn Brothers Galloway Park" sub
DIVISION, as shown by plat of record IN
pat book s, page 11s, of the registers
OFFICE Of Shelby county, Tennessee. Re-
ginning at a point in the south line of
Hailoway avenue three hundred and
Iiity-six tS5S feet east Of the east line
~ ayers street; thence cas- with CAL
loway avenue fifty (50) feet; thence
south parallel with Ayers street one
hundred and twenty (12O) feet, thence
west fifty 600 ~feet;-thence north one
ginning, " nv oe-
All right and equity OF redemntion
tioInestead and dover waived in said
aeed Of trust, n the title is believed
70 be good, but We will sell and con-
vey only as trustee, -"
BANK OF COMMERCE & TRUST Co.
BY s. J; SHEPHERD, Trust OFFICER,
~ 81 sweeney. Attorney.
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BIRTHS.

John and Lillian Lauterbark, sSi
E~astmoreland, Aug. 8. 1918; hoy,
James $ and Nell Adams Doyle, a7o
Looney. Feb. 10; boy.
George and Ollie Haynes Mount, us
II street, Feb. 10; boy.
Ernest and May Pittman Breittner,
esi kney, June s. girl.
Edward X. and Katie Eppefson Ba-
kef. 7St North Manassas, May 2e; boy.
Orlando and Martha Ross, General
hospital, June 4. boy,
7. l. and Josie Stroud. III Aston,
June Q; girL
William and Claudine Holiday. Den.
eral hospital, June g. girl
Perry and Ida Davis. residence not
shown, June ! sex not given.
WIN and Katie Dilafd Carter, sa4
East Carolina, Ipne D: boy.
j. + and Ell Mossley Johnson, 20
Jones, June II, eiFi
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DEATHS.

Mrs Hellen Hamilton Smith, III, svl
Madison June 7 chronic m~yoearditis.
Mrs, Pauline Kittay, rs, 70s AaAms,
June %. angina peotoriR.
Alexander J. Casey, "a. ~. Joseph,
Ing
Wylie Grant, "a, bs North Front, June
o. nartolo addict.
Peter Bonds. ~. s6s aaffarans, June
" eystitis,
Sugar Plum Mckinney, 81. ss4 Fifth,
June mitrRl reorganization,
hstoile johnson, II, residence moi
shown, June I; pnrnicious aDefnia.
Sid DeBerry, n, eos Willlams, Juns
u intestinal nephritis.
Willie kinkla, ri, Tuberculosis honpi.
tai. June 81 tuberculosis.
.ansater Cnrruth, ~, General hoart.
th, June IL Intestinal obstruction.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-12
NORWEGIAN
EXPOSITION IS PLANNED

CHRlSTlANIA. June IA Norwe-
slsh-America exposition will be
opehed here on Sept. 10 with 10 Inn
porting firms representing $50 Ameri.
can concerns, II Is stated that the ex-
position Is officially supported Nv the
American government and is expected
70 be an important factor In the promo-
tion OF commercial relations between
Norway and America,
Ihere VIII be exhibited a completely
furnished American house, a wireless
s,a.lon. an automatic telephone ex-
shanse' machinery. tractors, motor
can electrical inventions.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-12
NOTICE TO BIDDERS,
STREET PAVING.

STREET PAVING.
Office Of the Board of Commissioners
Memphis, Tenn, June 8, 1912
sealed bids win be received at the
office of C, c. Pashby, CITY clerk, unit
Il O'Clock noon, Tuesday, June II, 1919,
Tor furnishing. all labor, tools. hauling
for and materials Except vitrified pipe,
manhole and inlet rims and covers,
which, will be furnished by the city OF
Memphis on the work) and to do the
following described work:
Paving South Maiden lane from GAY
oso avenue to Beale avenue.
l,3T5 square yards old cobblestohe
pavement removed.
800 lineal feet. 4xE0-inch granite curb
furnished and set.
1,15O square yards 6-inch concrete
pavement, including excavation.
SIX sewer manholes adjusted.
The foregoing Quantities are approx
mate only. and are introduced for the
purpose of comparing bids.
Specifications and profiles goyernine
the above work may be seen at the on.
lice, OF the city engineer.
n right Is reserved to reject any
The city reserves the right to do .any
or all of this work with city forces
a certified check for two hundred
and fifty S250.0 0) dollars on some soIv-
ent bank must accompany each hid
said check will be returned to the nm
successful bidder upon awarding Of the
contract, n to the successful bidder
When ne makes approved bond for the
BY order of the board of commission
ers OF the city of Memphis,
Attest: "aSor'
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LEGAL NOTICES.


Nos 2ll b 225. both inclusive, El5,OOO
Nos. 22s to 24O. both inclusive. SIS. 900
Jan. ], 1910.
Nos; al 10 2s5. both inclusive, SIS, 600
Jan. l, l941.
Nos. e56 to 27e, both inclusive, SIS, 600
Jan, /. 1892.
Nos; 27I to 2s5. both Inclusive, $4,000
Jan. /, 1913.
Nos. 2S6 70 500, both inclusive, $4,000,
Jan. l. 1874.
Nes; sol to 3i5, both inclusive. SIS. 600,
Nos, as to $50. both inclusive, SIS, OOe,
Jan. l, 1886.
Nos; s3l 70 s45, both inclusive. $4,000,
Jan. 1. I947.
Nos. s46 to $50, both inclusive, SIS, 900,
Jan. /, 1913.
Nos. ss1 to S75, both inclusive, SIS, 600,
Jan, l. 1913.
The bonds win be registered as 10
principal only at the option Of holder.
interest payable semiannually, July |
and Jan. l.. Both principal and interest
PAYABLE IN lawful money of the United
States of America, In Memphis or New
YORK city, at option Of holder.
No bid win be entertained which
names a price less than par and ac-
from all charges for fees. brokerage or
other conditions not enumerated In the
act n ordinance.
The city of Memphis reserves the
right TO reject any and all bids,
Each bid must be accompanied by
q certified check on some Memphis
bank IN the sum of four thousand dol
lars $4,000. payable to the order OF
the city of Memphis, as an unqualified
guarantee Of good faith on the part
OF the bidder. The check of the sue
cessful bidder shall be retained by the
city as and for liquidated damages tor
failure OF such bidder to ACCEPT and
pay for the bends. 1Checks will be re-
turned to unsuccessful bidders imme-
diately after awarding the bonds: the
check Of the successful bidder will be
returned Immediately after the deliv-
cry OF the bonds, and will not be re-
ceived In part payment for same.
Said bonds will be sold by sealed bids
only, publicly opened at time and place
above noted.
The legality of these bonds. when
sold and delivered pursuant to the
terms of the above mentioned ordj-
nance, has been approved by Mr.. John
G. Thomson, attorney, OF New York.
a copy of whose approving opinion will
be furnished to the successful bidder.
For further information apply to the
Undersigned.
This I'd day Of June. 1919.
(Signed) +. L. MONTENEGRO,
Mayor.
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MANY ENGLISH HOMES
ARE ON AUCTION BLOCK

LONDON, June IA humber OF the
big country estates with which England
abounds are going under the auction
eer's hammer, Judging from the adver-
Using pages OF real estate journals. One
advertisement of n country house for
sale says the house contains 90 bed
rooms. Old timers are sadly asking
whether the 80 bedroom" scale Of en-
tertaining ever will be seen again,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-12

MARRIAGE

Gladys X Moore 10 II. p. Thomas,
Warner Palntst 10 Pete Razzo, Mrs.
McCaIla 20 Charles watson Thompgon,
Lille May Ivie 10 Maiaehy l.. lyman,
Evelyn l.. Rutland 70 X. r. E~earheaft.
Matte ingram TO win HughIett,
Catherine Stokes 70 viii CiAek. Rosa
Murray 70 Jessie Turner. RoA4 Johnsbn
TO WIN Rattle, Jr,, Sarah Thomas IL
Howard Davis, Claire NJ Peterson TO
], G, Clack.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-12

OGtlOM AND
HOUSE BONDS,
Notice II hereby given that sealed
bids win be. received by c, z. Pashby'
city clerk of Memphis, at the city hall
In Memphis, Tenn, until $50 O'clock
pm, Tuesday, July I, 1919, for the fol-
lowing bonds of the city of Memphis,
Three hundred and seventy five thou.
sand dollars Css7b, ooo) OF general Ia
billty serial coupon bonds In the Ns.
nomination OF one thousand dollar RS
each. authorized by chapter 421 of the
private acts Of the general assembly
q. Pie state q Tennessee for the year
1917, and further pursuant to an ordi-
napcs. passed final reading Tuesday,
Feb. Z, 1919.
The interest rate viii be determined
In the resolution OF sale and will be
four and one-half NA). four and three
quarters AM. or five dl per centum
per annnin as may be required to pro-
The bonds viii he prepared at the
expense % the city OF Memphis and
delivery will be made in Memphis, In
New York city or at the equivalent Of
New York city. at the option OF the
purchaser. who must state In his bid
where the delivery shan be made,
Said bonds shall be dated Jan, L.
1919. and shall mature as follows, with
but option Of prior redemption:
Nos, TO 10. both inclusive, $4,000,
Jan !, 1926,
Nos, 10 to 40, both inclusive, $4,000.
Jan. l, 1926.
Nos. 81 TO ~, both Inclusive, $4,000,
Jan. I, 1921.
Nos. 40 to so, both inclusive. SIS, 900,
Jan. 1. 1898.
Nos. 81 70 rs, both Inclusive, si5.0 Oo,
Jan. l, 1929,
Noa. 7s TO 90, both Inclusive. $4,000,
Jan l, 1880.
Nos. 81 10 los. both inclusive. 81 5000.
Nos. 100 90 100, both inclusive. $4,000,
Jan. I, 1892,
Nos. hi to 1876. both inclusive. $751; 900,
Jan. !, 1888.
Nos. 1875 to 100, both inclusive. SIS, 900.
Jan, l, 1894.
Nos. ISL to its, both inclusive. $4,000,
Jan. !, 1895.
Nos. 1888 TO $50. both Inclusive sis,o 900.
Nos, isi 10 1875. both inclusive. $3.50 0
Jar. |. 1881.
Nos. 1876 10 2i0. both Inclusive. $4,000,
Jan. J. 1879
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DAILY ALMANAC.

Length 81 day IL hours 20 minutes.
sun rises on Friday at 5s45.
Sun sets Friday at STA.
Moon sets on Friday at 5:43 a, 10.
Full 0 on 18th.
Evening stars, Venus, Jupiter, Sat
i'm
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Union Station.
e0uTHERh RAILROAD.
NASHVILLE. CHATTANOOGA a sy. tou,,
RAILROAD.


UNITED STATES
RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION
CONSOLIDATED TICKET OFFICE
" worm ssin 1t Bsh Phone Main ssef.
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C. c. PASHBY, City Clerk.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Having been duly apnci,tes erd
qualified as administrator in the nrol
bate court Of Shelby county. Tennessee.
OF the estate OF Emmer Robertson. de-,
ceased, ] hereby give due notice 10
al persons having claims against the
sald estate to present same, properly
all persons owing debts or having anv
property belonging to the estate OF said
decedent will please pay same to me or
deliver the property to my said attor-
neys. w. T. ROACH
Administrator Of Emmer Robertson
Estate.
W. G. Cavett. Fl. s. Buchanan, at
torneys, 1010-l1 Tenn. Trust Bldg,
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

Secretary Board OF Education, Me
CITY Schools, Memphls. Tenn.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-13

White House to take tea with Mrs.
Wilson.
The only formal function arranged
for tomorrow, the final day of his
Washington visit, is the comforting Of
decorations on eighty officers and en-
listed men Of the American army and
navy and seven American nurses,
which will take place in the Belmont
home in the morning.
More to Get Decorations
In addition to the list previously
made public, the following recipients
Of decorations were announced to-day
at the British Embassy:
Captain c. NJ. De Valin and Com
mander J. H. Sypher, Of the United
States Navy, both Of whom will receive
the Order Of Companion Of the British
Empire; Lieutenant Colonel C. J. Mar.
shall and Major f. II. Morsey, who
will receive the Distinguished Service
Order; Lieutenant David Sinton In.
gals, of the Navy Air Service, and
Captain Thomas c. Traill, of the Brit
ish Royal Air Force, to receive the
Distinguished Flying Cross; Matron f
Scott to receive the Royal Red Cross
class i, and Privates G. H. Robinson
and s. W. Sneedon, to receive the
Military Medal.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-13
Naval Boy Scouts
Are Disbanded and
Daniels Is Blamed
Organization With 10000
Members Says Secretary
Has Disseminated by
Withdrawing Endorsement

The dissolution of the American
Junior Naval and Marine Scouts was
announced yesterday by John J. Flem-
ing, executive secretary Of the organl-
zation, which has membership OF ~
600 in thrty-eght states.
The statement announcing the disso-
luton declares the action is the result
of a controversy with the Secretary or
the Navy, Josephus Daniels and
charges the latter with "a desire to
ruin and destroy the movement"
Fleming includes all the letters that
passed between Secretary Daniels and
Daniel M. Bedell, president of the
Junior Naval Scouts, during the year.
1t charges the Secretary of the Navy
with discriminating against the Naval
Scouts in favor of the Boy Scouts Of
America, which is characterized as Il
mon military organizations"
In the correspondence is memo
randum signed by Secretary Daniels
dated January 10, 1919, in which no
in full accord with the purposes Of
the American Junior Naval and Marine
Scout movement and desires to assist"
Eleven days later this memorandum
was made a departmental circular and
sent broadcast throughout the navy.
As result Major General George
Barnett, commandsnt of the United
States Marine Corps, became chief
mfrine scout of the movement, and
Admiral Benson also became scout
master.
On July 20, 1913, Secretary Daniels
wrote Mr.. Bedell stating he had signed
the letter of January 81 under "mis-
apprehension and desired to with
draw it. He also notified General
Barnett and Admiral Benson to with
draw.
In his statement Mr.. Fleming says :
1--WE drew the attention of Secretary
Daniels to the fact that he had in
dorsed tho Boy Scouts Of America.
We called his attention to the follow
ing clause (section 3 of Article IID
in the constitution of the Boy Scouts
Of America. Of which the general pub
lie is not cognizant:
In carrying out the purpose Of the
Boy Scout movement as stated herein,
technical military training and drill
shall not be included for the reason
that they are not equal in value or as
suitable for boys OF scout age in train
ing for good citizenship as the pro.
gram Of scout activities ;"
Secretary Daniels was asked whether
he could still officially ndorse the
Boy Scout movement, while withdraw
ing official Endorsement from the Junior
Naval Scouts. He feDlied:
81 have made it an nvariable rule
not to officially indorse such organiza
tions as the American Junior Naval