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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-12
Bavaria Not
Included In
Peace Plans?
On Good Friday
THO Years Ago
" e Entered War

Tive ssars aeO % Coed Fosa,
tn's eeorifs Hnaas tire great ssS sisu
e tsss 10 ar~.s - ths csass e
rightsossnsss ara fn~soees A yea
sss asr rss ~ers eress.os - tAs
froni ana tfa4nire n esr,ps - hor,s
Thle frsr, uans - ths~a 49, ~
surnins home hssiae scsonpliseso
the great fass fhss ~s~t ~ fhs
spint - saerres effsr.re thess
selves AZ ths CAristiar .No~so
ssain eaters - reis ~sss. .
ffst'rs time 'or al tss sharcsss -
ssrv'ees ans throsah ssr~oas %
hear r. asao ,he essrnai principle -
self sacrifice. s~hich fno, .ts ~.
prerne Instance - TIE cross % ca.
eary 80 oriy - 80 soucss shs
ehrisi ey TIE ~aY % ths Gees car
~s sntsr 'rio ths srsss lsy ara hops
% Caste DAY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-12

k~ Fffe 81 fii sths~. a ranso~
h s1lrr r f.sti~ - . ean
lhisfr e. - iussnt~r ~ The
ss-i rs.asis upaFd - - oxate-i. u
is- ffis mli.on aralas bond t-~zs -
syisd The l~nrd }. 20 D. oampu~sd
~ t~o asulsrnsa and 80 rszshh-
aans. wHh the rovcrnor - fh> r1f.h
m..mbsF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-12
\oitU uI\i<\ BANDIT
kili.In ~ ltDittNt :

crnrfs rmlano ~ asA ro. "a
Nsi,an 'sadsr And trend 81 Villa s
asaa iie knltd hs o. afhfusu'
80 federal fFUole shu Nsrt ftiaiItd
esr-ciaiis en fhl lob fef Vase r,af
fha bands hsa ravarsd fas rth O.
trtfa ~ eoHfHfgn Nrsen 81 means
fhr snd " VISTA mr. p1fbslf ~ sia
N'lh rHuma endure
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-12
~ NIH KtlI tMO>c
SOLDIERS IN DItll\t

Washington April l--N ouiiuued
decline IN tAe prevalence Of serious
diseases among troops - home and
abroad is announced BY the surgeon
gsnerni for f1e week endlne April I
The death rate from diseafe "a the
United sisfes dropped from - psi
thousand per year - ss and n fhs
overseas forces from 20 8 The ma
iorty of the deaths resulted from
Pneumonia and "a uhertulasis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-12
BULLETIN

farn. April Il With the
single exceution of the srnsnd
msnt specifically sssmptinx ths
Monroe doctrine from being AZ.
iected hy the covenant. no vital
change was made by Tho League
of Nations commission In that
document IN ia mestlnxs on
Thursday and Friday nixhta i.Ass
nights meeting marked ths con.
elusion II The consideration ~ shs
covenant
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-12

si Louis Apfil 81 LsRo, \ Handy
laai ~ toal utgn dentist under
ifo sentence for murder ia aounsf
Sion siiH the race fi0is today 80
eerled ns~ ifiai hs tuffs ul.hau In
the circuit courf 81 Wsfsflo. lu
hundf "a confined in the Monroe
eounfy jar a. wHsfiec
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-12
ttt\Nt CONVENTION
WAS Bit. NJ Nlt

NJ and 81 - Grul r,lomsi ~
n.Eht frum Kansas o4Is waefe fhsf
attended fho bir Re,an convention ~
souih~.s. afnfaitfs we hsd most
enjoyable Nme said ~ GRAY The
convention adournod THURSDAY ~
tefno0n foIoaInR f4s annual banquet
asid a. ne lioIel baltimore
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-12
GOOD ROADS rHE rnlsc

Loan c,urfy h4s no Fc cai *
% rr1nc IN -h's rnsl bond issue. sid
= merchant today since fhis coun.y
usnnc; boasf - exoeiieni rpsds snl
snse Guthrie a on IA. bir h4vhway
% b. made ii would b. soos,h f1r as
IS voee aesinsf rhts Proposition
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-12
LABOR DHAFr atFoHr
ptAc1 coNfrRrsct

Pare AHl Too namf ~ the
rummias'un 60 lnirnsif al.al Asl.uH l.s.
iristfn. rln'eHlnl tfan uonypn ..a
grtaflnN p i~sfnnnef tHttisstla fut
lnsnapfts iu'srufefnal rtl Hfsr ~
tai~a ntuAlfsna. = f.sumu,.an. .iatlan hw
sn Iufefua Ifsiai fsisf lssnfs4suf'e sul
detailed iairsf tfruts AS 81 inseffsi -
ihs fnaes irsaff So Hfsaen'ssi fhla
afitfnosn ~ fhs pirnaff tfst.an - Ihs
Ie'ata NNnfrfHugH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-12

ull fa ltsg No'lre if Tho
fslief vhu goes afouu sayin
he don believe IN advef
r1n al~ags maxim some
other stone age crack. zach
as "aafat ainf tonne "a STAY
they iuai paksln Tai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-12
GERMAN DISPATCH STATES
THAT ENTENTE POWERS
HAVE EXCLUDED BAvA
RAN PART OF GERMANY
IN ITS PLANS GERMAN
NATIONAL ASS EMBLi
NAME PEACE ENJOYS
LABOR ADERS MAKE
DEN ANDS AND vElLEp
THREATS
BULLETIN

Berlin. Ami IL A special DIS
patch from Banlberg 70 the
Vossische Zeitung SAYS that the
German government hiss an
nounoed that She entente powers
have informed II nat Bavaria Is
not "a be included IN the conelus
ion of peace snd that measures
viii be taken 10 prevent any en-
iente foodsiuifs from reaching
Bavaria
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-12
A soLolGs ros
eo4TRaoR % sIArucsY

iouissiiis ~ April lg Col u y
nsnhsfaf - Iioefinr Cf~sa. annsanf.
- hls candidacy today - rarsff p
~ ksniafky ~ fhs democratic firkrf
col nssaafdf osnmsnfe1 tte ffslh
fisid sftosiisfy darirr tha -ofif war
and sss sefsies ~ ile 81 Nihiei sna
Arronne drives amer fhs Afronns
battle - ~aa promoted - . ilsaien
aaf colonel sud mentioned for bravery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-12
pRYs WIN AGAIN

wellington \ T. April q. The .ois
on the question - prohibition fof NeW
Zeaiana resulted a. follows
-For continuance of the present
license ssstem 42e eso1
~ror prohibition sg3sss"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-12
tH,>k NUiII nv
,IlIliAID I>t :

frans Nhas Isgsliar sslitfle lnf
~ho has foafi' IhnHlsh fhs ~af and
slss 80 in ~prs - ~ sIETss lsf
a.. - ~ .ssi.fn frsi hss srfIssd
n ~ss Nars ana sfies 3 fe~ fafs n
csnsp NHla 80 sfsrf ~ honls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-12
GRAVE olocrRs srRisI

steitln Aprl i- The crave dlg
gers IA Sietfln have zone 90 strike
A. . oonresasncs many bodies re-
main uuburled
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-12
NAY TAKE OVER ROYAL.

Tucker Bro bsrs. - Oklah1rna CTy.
80 noros . .nx fo- he iesse o fhe
Rovsi ths1-sr for a moving p.cturt
house Tney oun m0ssss - Stillsa
s.r. Du-sn;. Sv-fusn and Okiahums
Cry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-12

nefllu Apr 10 plc,of sehua.
min. fef nf finance 10 iae oefmsn ~
iiUual fosrIumsnf has resigned me
IsiunF sm NmaF aats liis feasodt
A. sali .a BE- psfsonai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-12

Workmen ase busy renssslahirx ths
cd raafsrson bafdlnx recently par
chss~d ~ o~orws Pollard 10 hos~~
the Cen sh~ater whsn compsefcd
fhc n~v bouse vii b. o0s q The
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-12

Women employed a steam 'a4n
ifiss Ia Seattle have been gfarfrf
nlinlmsm aafe of fft see
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-12

A Hses<hnr - thr H'ate hankinw
ia.rf ms b~sn c4lbe-a Cor neai Mon
tay n 80 offlce ~ tbe ssase hsnk
uDurniszIaDsr IN shs czpltol.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-12
T-E WEATHER

WELL HERE'S A D. S. C
This Distinguished Service Carrot
~ill iook mighty good II ou< OF youi
o~n earcen ssys the National War
Csrden Commission. Of Wsshingfon
Sew Oriszns. Apr1 f--Tonign'
parity cloudy. s1ndsT, cBos1y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-12

NNWWIN NoIVN NNWt =
eerlir. ApfH '2-rNe German Ns
sis-s ssss~fhiY has es,abishss
eo-s-'i,tee - - members which ,iit
he ensrsss ~lsh shs go % carrying
% peace oeootsu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-12

fsrts. Arfu 81 lf fh~ i.aes "a
f.n.nae aiaFr fhs aaar vtn-f -
tfAnsr ana ilsrmaaf aslsr f~w ruas'.
ffsis 20 esi g tafa - n ~ r~-fs
rnuferunre aiissa - Frams ths prs.
faeri - -. aaaf seueY ~at f.saia
t~ euualn nasst.s - Y~arp - -
lmhsfss Ftanse fof me asaiFuctlea n
ti,s iens rai s~sA-i ana si~fnnasy
aflsr uae - teo lnstallmsnis reNlasa
in lwF fanhsr ln'iemniflos wfH Ana
tr'san lssse fn.n Sre fmh ta Cal
tsfnia ~ sailsi up.,n 20 fhah -
u'aa. siennsnf kseu her r,mai~s rhh.
qasetltsn - aakni sfh ilureansna
fr~lusueY - thr ii,s-.siilua = she
.isaf ~ "a t~.snniss mtFe lmntnfra
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-12

Z - e ps~-fisn grusias iruofir M
~ thr ftnHaisn no~ hsalx ~sss.i Ia
'hf ffnn'h ns~epapers. rtthef fh.sf
ffante mae' hase enc iiaaf hssln -
ills ai'ae mHsf xlaranfes ms faYng~ut
~ D.fuanf - 81 ia.istnnltiss fns
ia.F issFi - 'his pfusrm = h..assi ~
'n ~ amsnfment prel.sssf ~ tsoa
isaffrsuase ta tsa esTrfant - the
iaaeife ~ Nauen@ cauina ~ an ~
fsfnafa.uaf ufrsnisatiou. ~ u1aeanfs-.
.sfrr HF Uaf ere treaty - f-aare sfuf
fite anernsnf made ~ ths isars~.
oeadrhnla wifho.ii ~hhh 1hs tsssa4e
.---..---. 80
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-12
Monroe Doctrine
Safe, But Nothing
Else Decided

FRENCH THINK GERMANY
WILL IGNORE LEAGUE.
PARIS DEMANDS pEvrSfrE
GUARANTEES IN REGARD
TO aAAR BAxN q. 9 VIEW
is plrrvRENr AMERICA
NOT LIKELY TO ruRNfzN
TROOPS TO ENroRuE
COVENANT
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-17
PLAYHOUSE SEASON
WILL END TONIGHT

Wilmington viii be sorry TO see Niitzl
80 away from Wilmington tonight. She
has made a place for herself in their
hearts and 10 will feel vacant when
she leaves. For when she IS here every
one knows II and when she goes she Is
also notable for her absence.
In Head over Heels" many OF NIltzis
admirers, think Alilzl IS better than
ever and that would not be surprising
fOc her work i'm this production seems
10 be as near perfection as anyone
could desire.
Her songs, her dances, her laughs,
her mlInlcs and her signs and her very.
very few crys all appear and appeal
TO ms in a different light and each finds
a different spot for a quick response.
With Alltzl also goes the Playhouse
season, for she marks the final presen-
tati0n Of the regular season.
Tonight is positively her last appear
ance in Head over Heels" so if you
desire any seats the time to get them
is now.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-17

monthly contest Clyde Davis was unan-
im0usly elected into the troop. Some
old business was discussed. There are
so far - fellows that are going 10 our
camp with Troop No. ?. The SeascOut
crews are going 10 get 90 work and pass
tests. The few members that do not
show up meeting after meeting had bet
ter The troop spirit Is getting up fine
and we are having good attendance,
ZOrtman made us a new bulletin board.
Everybody out Saturday for the hike.
SCRIBE CLARK SAMUEL.
Troop 80. 2i had its regular meeting
al Ninth and Market streets. Mr. payn-
ter. the scout master allowed the troop
90 elect their own members and officers.
lie put two boys on probation untll 0c-
tobcr 1919, and ii their conduct improves
they Will be expected back into the
troop. The troop will make IT'S own
truck cart for scouting purposes The
meeting was closed with exercises.
SCRIBE JACOB LlPZlN.
Troop No. PC held meeting last
Thursday night one boy brought =
recruits with him. Dues were collected
and Howard Whitaker. Frank Hughes,
and John BliCkle passed their tender
foot tests, and scout Smith passed a
FIRST class test Then Senior Patrol
Leader Angersiein drilled the scouts
and Patrol Leader llcrlihy taught The
candidates 90 driu. After some prac-
iiced signalling we went downstairs and
3 tenderfoot badges were awarded
SCRIBE SPENCER SMITH.
Troop No. q held their meeting last
Friday night at 40. the meeting was
opened with the Lords Prayer which
was followed by the roll call. Dues
were collected and tests were passed.
The secretary read the report and talk
cd about going camping. after which
games were played The boys who were
not al the meeting last Friday please
bo out this meeting night
SCRIBE LEWIS SCOTT.
The regular meeting Of Troop NO. !,
New Castle. was held Friday, May in
The old armory. After drilling our reg
uar time The scouts played several
games 70 Is talked about having a base
ban team. Scout Proud had good
bunch picked out for the FIRST and sec
oud team Be around next Friday.
SCRIBE SAMUEL MkNlTT.
Last Monday Scouts OF Troop No. as
after passing tests, by patrol, went out
10 BrandyNyinc Park and held camp
fire where stories were told by all mem
hers of the troop This was followed
by little luncheon OF hot dogs and
crackers. The sausage was put on
sharpened sticks and broiled over the
Goals. as The camp fire died down to a
good cooking fire. Most every boy I'm
Inc troop Is The owner OF bicycle.
Tie troop is 90 be organized as al
mounted troop. with dril which will
enable them TO become efficient dispatch
bearers. The troop is progressing rap
idly and will make their first pubic APP T
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-17

for a series Of meetings for the coming
winter
The committee has already made It's
plans and chosen the speakers for the
llrst five months The Forum with
these out-of-town speakers OF note will
be held once a month. and viii con-
tinue during the fall and winter
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-17
rnnnp No. Q.

TROOP No. 9.
Tie meeting was called 10 order by
the president We had - members
present and a mascot also visitor
from Troop No. ? Mr. Gray informed
us that we were first place in the
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-17
J.C. DAY TO SPEAK
At SUNDAY FORUM
Commissioner ofN. Y. Mar
kets to Lead Westminster
Church Discussion
ALL WILL HAVE
CHANCE TO SPEAK

Jonathan C. Day. Of New York. IS 10
be The principle speaker at the open
Forum in Westminster Church tomor-
row evening.
Mr.. Day is Commissioner Of Municipal
Markets Of New York. appointed re-
Gently by Mayor Hylan. and has proven
himself Interested in all the great
movements Of the country. lie is a
man Of great force in public address
and has had an extended experience In
the work OF the Open Forum.
The subject chosen for the discussion
at this Forum meeting IS information
alism" Dr. Day is TO take up the
question from the standpoint Of the
necessity for cooperation among the
nations II the best possible things are
TO DE secured for the peoples OF the
world
In this Forum meeting there viii be
ample opportunity for anyone TO give
expression TO his opinion on this time
~ question.
This Forum Is the third Of the dis
NNSHiuls Nlll'A nave bteu litlu III lut
Chapel OF Westminster Church on
Sunday evenings. 10 viii DC recalled
that Judge Gray was the speaker at
The first meeting, with the subject,
"The League Of Nations. Then Henry
l.. Palmer chief editorial write of the
Providence journal, was the speaker
40 the last meeting. taking as his sub
jcct Democracy in the Making"
10 is announced that the last Of these
Forum meetings for this season viii be
held on the first Sunday evening of
June when President Sharpless, Of
College, will speak on the
subject, Compulsory Military Train
ing The experience of those in
charge Of the open Forum at West
Church has been such that
they feel fully justified in arranging
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-17
DuMONT STARS AT The GARRICK.

DumOnts Allnstrels, who VIII be the
attraction at the Garrlck Theatre the
last three days OF next week, com
prise some Of the leading stars in
minstresy throughout the country, as
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-17

Those Who are weak and rundown
from sickness, oyerwork. worry or any
other cause, can take nothing better
than Chasco-Nn. an old compound pre-
scribcd by doctors more than anything
else. even 10 this day, consisting prin-
cipally OF Iron. Manganese. Ilypophos-
philes. NuX Nomica. Clnchona. Gentlan
and Native Wine.
10 improves the appetite. Increases
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-17
DIR. BARRETT INVITED
TO SUDLERSVILLE

Special TO Tho Evening Journal.
ELKTON, Md, May i7.-While wit
Messing the military parade in Phila-
delphia, on Thursday, W. J. Haines. OF
Elklon, collapsed in The crowd and had
to be taken to the Hahnemann Hos
pital for treatment.
The Rev Louis T.. Barrett, d. d. has
been invited by the official Board OF
the Sudlersville, Md, NJ Z. Church, TO
become their pastor Or. Barrett a
month ago married Miss Lydia Terrell,
of Elkton.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-17

Is evidenced by their popularity in
Philadelphia.
The company is headed by Eddie
Cassidy, Bonnie Franklin. Ar s. Glib
son, Joe Hamilton, Billy sheldon, Os-
car Smith, Tom OBrien, Harvey
Brooks. Burke 4 Walsh, John f. Bres-
lin. Steve Axtell and the smallest
comedian in the world, Major Casper
Newark Music viii be furnished by
n. p Lilly's famous orche'tra, with
James Tully, Casper Abel. John Bur
beck and George Robinson.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-17

The efficiency pennani was won last
month by Troop 9, having scored 1861
points This troop was followed very
closely by Troop 3G. which have held
both Troop and district banners for the
past three months in succession. 10 Is
very gratifying TO the headquarters
oflce 10 have these reports coming
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-17
DON'T GIVE UP
AFTER THE DOCTORS HAVE FAILED YOU CAN TURN WITH
CONFIDENCE TO CHASCO-VIN TO GET BACK YOUR
OLD STRENGTH AND PEP.

Pine strength and vitality. often as much
las 100 per cent and brings the old pep
back 10 has done this for thousands Of
others and viii do It for you.
Adults take a tablespoonful after each
meal and 40 bedtime. Don't forget IL.
AZ this season OF the year nearly every
one needs a good tonic
The local agency FOR Chasco-Vln Is
the Miller Drug Store. i0i-i06 Market
street.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-17
5gc-wEEk-END sPECIAL-59c.

Tempting fruit in cream. Whole
cherries and raisins, crushed pine
apple, strawberries and peaches in
cream. chocolate covered. Packed in
one-pound Lavender striped boxes.
Special 80 cents the pound box.
Agents for Page q Shaw Candies Of
Excellence.
.DANFORTH'S DEPENDABLE DRUGS,
Market and Second Sis.-Ady.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-17

The President Of the United states
viii issue a proclamation setting aside
The week beginning sunday, June s, anu
continuing through TO Flag nay, June
a., as the Boy Scout Meek. The Hon.
W GMcAdoo has been appointed chair
man Of the Citizens National Commit
Tee. which includes representatives from
an states as we'll as religious, civic,
business, educational, labor and war
work interests of the nation, 20 give the
movement more publicity; 90 bring 10
The attention Of The citizenship Of each
community the vital facts with refer
ence TO its bOyhood; 90 interest
churches, schools and other organiza-
tions which have a-pOint OF contact
With boy life, SO that there Will be or
Sanized wherever possible, troops of
Boy Scouts; and TO give men, especial
~ returning soldiers and sailors an OPP
portuniiy TO further serve their coun-
try by enlsting as scOutmastcrs. assist
ant scOutmasiers, members of Troop
committees and members OF local coun-
cis u Is Mr.. McAdoo's aim 20 enroll
one million members in the scout work.
There viii be a meeting OF The local
council of Wilmington next Monday at
noon. when they VIII. no doubt arrange
plans for this Boy Scout week.
The city park commission has given
The scouts permission 20 build their big
peace bonfire on the Rockford Tower
park as soon as the signing Of peace is
announced Headquarters welcomes
he news from any scout or official as
soon aShc may learn Of same. Collect
your share OF the material for This fire
now and hold &c Ia readiness the mo-
ment you are told 10 rush it 20 the place
II The fire.
There viii be a meeting Of The Scout
masters Association on Monday night
Tor the purpose OF going into matters
relating TO camp and TO lalk over the
national campaign which Will be
launched June to A.. Every scout
master and assistant is expected to Zoe
present. Meeting 10 start promptly at
: p. m, 223 West Ninth street.
There viii be a meeting Of the court
Of honor on the 2slh-of this month TO
pass upon merit badge applications.
This will be the last meeting OF the
court until after the summer camp. All
scouts are requested TO have their app
piications in as soon as possible This
should be the largest examination of
the year.
10 may be interesting 10 the local
scouts 10 know The oath OF the French
hoy scouts Il promise on my honor
Cd act i'm every circumstance as a man
confident OF his duty; 10 be loyal and
generous: 10 love my country and TO
serve 80 faithfully In time OF peace as
IN time Of war, and TO obey the code OF
the Boy scouts
You Will see how near The big prom
ISL of the boy scouts Of other countries
Is like ours There are twenly-siN
countries With the boyhood organized
into scouts and they an have practical
Isl the same line OF work and law.
The efficiency pennant was won last
month By Troop 9. having scored 1861
points. This troop was followed very
closely by Troop 3G, which have held
both Troop and district banners for The
past three months in succession. 70 Is
very gratifying 10 The headquarters
ollce 10 have these reports coming
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-17

promptly, now it is necessary TO call
your attention TO newly registered
scouts In every case have these sent
in as soon after application is made as
possible. The very fact thai a scout is
not registered handicaps him and the
troop, besides the scout is not wearing
his uniform according TO the regula-
tiOns OF national headquarters. Try not
to have your troop record pulled down
by not having all boys registered.
Thursday night the scoulmasters and
troop committeeman Of the fourth dis
trict met at the scout headquarters TO
arrange for troop representation ON the
Council This Is a requirement OF the
national headquarters and should be
taken care Of by The deputy commits
sioner Of each district.
The Scout executive has been Invited
TO act as one OF the judges at the Phil
adelphia field meet this saturday, the
18th. Philadelphia generally has a
dandy meet and many new stunts are
pulled off for the interest OF those at
tending. Any scoutmasier who has The
time should make IL q point TO see This
meet.
Lefax Allers may be obtained for
scout work from the Efficiency Press.
This is The form OF record which Is be
ing adopted by most Of Tie Scout cen
tcrs throughout the country.
Troop No. r. met at Trinity parish
house ON Friday night with good at
tendance. We were Inspected by Mr..
Quinn and Spackman got 10 points.
After inspection we were visited by Mr.
Kirkus and a minister from the West
Indies, who gave MS an interesting talk
When they left Mr.. Quinn talked To MS
about the field meetsand troop camp
Morris PASCAL passed his tcnderfoot
test. There viii be hike next Satur-
day 20 Silyerside and we want 100 per
cent attendance.
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bers Of Grace Church on Childron's Day.
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