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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-07-08

A fine selection Of Summer Dress
Goods, Percales and White Goods
very reasonably priced.
THE ECONOMY STORE.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-07-08
Ralston Presbyterian Church.
Clinston Reed, Minister.
(Serviccs for July II, 1920
Sunday School ut gals p. NJ.

Sunday School ut 2:l5 p. NJ.
Preaching Service at 3 p. NJ.
A cordial invitation is extended to
the people of Ralston to make this
service n community service. The
Sabbath School has been growing,
and we have classes for all ages.
Come and worship with US next Sab
bath.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-07-08

FOR Sale lid Famous Banquet
stove, 10s egg Incubator Dandy
Washing machine, "a Red hens, Il
fine cock bird, also house and 1 acre
to rent, furnished or unfinished,
Avalon Ave. Phone 1881.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-07-08

FOR SALE Bay Mare II years
old, weight 1900 lbs. with colt six
weeks old. Will sell both for $50.
Dean on Arvada-Golden road, p. o.
Box 1919 Whea.ridge P. O. .3-2p
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-07-08
AT THE CHURCHES
The Methodist Church
Henry j. Catterall, Minister.)

no MethodlSt ChUrIh
(Henry ]. Catterall, Minister.)
Services for July IL, 1920
Subject at IL A. NJ, 1.-THE Art of
Encouraging" Our Sunday school
is making good, thru the summer.
Plan to come too.
Epworth League. Time Z o'clock,
topic, christian Brotherhood A
mong Races and Nations" Evening
Service at o'clock, Paul The
Church Worker and Pastor" A cor
dial welcome extended to oil.
Strangers always welcome here.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-07-08
WANT COLUMN

It you want to buy, sell, rent,
trade, secure a loan, or have fire
Insurance written, See T. S.
Knapp,
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-07-08

STRAYED-Sorrel mare, bald face
from between ear to over the lip,
stubby tail, couple half healed sad
die sores shows signs Of interfering
reached name about IL years old,
fair condition, weight 1850. Shoes
all around. Phone Arvada 1914 3
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-07-08

LOST OR STRAYED-Two horses,
! brown gel6ing, syrs. old w.t.,
about 1900, branded half circle "E"
on the left shoulder; the other Il
black gclding, 3 yrs old VT. 1000
1 white hind foot. Both have small
white stars in forehead. Both had
leather halters on. Reward for re-
turn or information. Phone Arv.
109-R-4 or E. M. Rhea. Rt. 2 Arv.
FUR RENT-Tcn acres Of good pas
ture. Phone Arv. 37-W.
F. s. Bobb-7-7.2l
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-07-08

Dorothy Baker is opening a Summer
School Of Dancing at 5637 West
29th Avenue. Tuesday and Thurs
day 2 to 4 o'clock. Price SOC class.
$1.00 private. Tel. Lakewood
Is r IL. In
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-07-08

FOR SALE-New Wringer and tub
Rack, the two for $500. 3S45
Utica St., Berkeley, near Elitch's
Garden.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-07-08

FOR SALE-25 Rabbits for $3.50
Phone Arv. 9W or call on W. list
street. Murel Goodlett. Alp
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-07-08

FOR SALE-Duroc Red Weancd
pigs. Cliff Marshall, box 200, T..
VsIley Avont.c. 3 If
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-07-08

FOR SALE-Thorobred Duroc Jcr-
sey Pigs. Prone Arv. 2l4. L. l..
Ellsworth. 4.2P
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-07-08

FOR SALE-Small Pigs, Fink
beiner. A.y. 1877. Alp
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-07-08

FOX SALE acres of bcets, have
been wooded and thinned. Nc
worms. J. w. Stone l mi. north of
Arvada on Wadsworth Ave. Phone
Arv. 1917. a On
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-07-08

SEWlNG-I an, prepared to do sew
ing or dressmaEing in a first-class
manner. prefer to sew at my own
home, but T. nee sssary. will come to
yours. Mrs. Henrietta Arnold, Ar
vada, Rt. l. Residence at Lake sta
ton, on Leydcn car line.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15
Bab at the DarIs wedasssay. May fe--
 Mkfsns& and Nikht.

Bab, a new comedy in four acts. vsn be Presented at the Davis theatre Wed nesday, May 1s, matinee and night, ey George C. Tyler. and unusual interest at taches to this engagement. as il win be the initial stage pfesentation tn thfg city of the character Of Bab. made tknrous by the stories of Mzty RoDerts Rinehzft
 The dramatizatfon has been made by Ed- ward ChiIds Carpenter. author of The CfndgfsllS Mzh. which hzs been playing for eight months in Doudoh. and betnE 5lmuItAheo1siy presented in India, Aus tfalia, Africa, and which enjoyed . prts- perots engagement in this city. ne Hsle of BaB VIII bg played here by Miss Helen Hayes-a girl of only IS. who leaves the role. of Cora Wheeler in the Booth Tar kington comedy of Clarence in Esr xAFsx B- create inc part of the lovable eub-deb of the Rinehart tales Tom Powers win have. tre leading juvenile rsle. He creat- ed the principal role in Oh. Boy in beth New York and London Others in De cast include. George Alison. Grace Hen 6erscn. Arthur Eidred, Ksthsrine Alex ander. James Kearney. Morgan Fafiey. Raymond Grifiths and Geraldine BSft- lett. Seat sale Monday al 10 a tn- AAil orders with remittance accepted ncN.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15
Davis Theafra

- There win be four shows .at Ae DavIf today; Matinee at I-5e and 2ls ! 5eyeBfng
 SIS and SIS. and the vaudeville acts SC on at both rerforfnarces tonight An the
 acts are good and you cannot afford to miss the show. Heading the bill is Mel ody of Youth with six talented juveniles
 in asa -sip-to-the-fninute revue, FDr the
 Grown Upe. Six Juveniles have banded
 themselves together for musical pur-
 poses and under the title of Melody of
 Youth are offering an. -ap-to-tbe minute
 revue for the grown-ups. There arc
 songs. dances and batter and Rli the
 other things necessary for a revue The
 secood act Is Celin'e Circus. clever sani-
 mai act entitled Fun h a Mcnagsrle. with
 dogs and monkeys doing all the acting. The third act is Paul George, the nosseal chef The fourth is Elliott and West. a team of comedians who can dance and act funny without overdoing it. The Afth act is Al TyiEr. tramp comedian who doez ltsie of everything. All five eets
 are big tirDets- After you zee the show the feature picture is William Farnun in The Last of the Duanes. a six par, Idcturization of Zane Grey's famous novel International News and a funny Mutt and JeR comedy completes the show.
 Coming Monday and Tuesday. fer twc days only. six hig-time acts.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15
Rne.i rh..sr.

Rupert Hughes. one of the forensest noyelists and playwrights. in America. is the author of The Cup of. Fury. which ls the feature attraction at the Breed today The story first appeared as e novel and created a trernendoas sensatio1. giving rise to -lung and heated dtscussIen tn the New York daily press It vas dffeet- cd by T. Hayes Hunter, and Is 1n Erni- nent Authors production. In The Cup of Fury discontented villase girl is caueht up tn the hresth-takinK events that foliew war after war and flung headieng Into swiftly changing American scenes, Ee did not know her real self and the. nan who loved her didn't know. which wrs she-the runaway. the society butterfly. tho adopted daughter ot wealth. the vau- deviIie actress. the shipbuiher or stsnog- r1pher7 The hero is one of the real men of the time, and the story is American through and thrpugh-by writer whoee popularity has made him one of the highest paid writers in the world
 Other pictures on the bfi inefude . Sunshine comedy entitled DanEerS1s Eyes, and the Pathe news
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15
Davis rAes.r. Sunday.

This Sunday evening the Davis wiii sf- fer one of the best double feature picture bills ever presented here. with two prem fnent stars in new productions. The first feature Is Frirzi Brunette In The Woman Under Cover. six part picturfzztion of the famous stage Success Playing the Game. The picture centers chiefly on the life and routine on daily newspaper and the seatny side of the theatrical brcfes- sion. Possibly no other two vocatfens ate surrounded with such an atfnosphere of romance and interest as these two, and for that reason absolute fidelity in pre- senting anything that pertains to the profession mast De evident Probably 10 other two professions are as jealous in seeing that the intrtcacies of their sft are .truthfully repteeented.- The second feature is William Russell in All the World for Nothing. a deligAtfef sfx part comedy drama from the novel By wyAd- ham Martyr. This is one of the best stories ever scneened and is fan Of i4ughs and thrills Topics Of the day, witt timely and funny clippings from the Bft- cfary Digest. completes the show. A sPe- eiei musical pfoefam by the theatre con cert orchestra will provide the music for
 the pictures.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15
nr.,d sunday. Monday .rs ru..x.y.

t Over S2oe.oeo was spent in the preduc- ton of The Sporting Duchess. which will be shown at Breed theatre Sunday. Mon day and Tuesday The cast supporting Alics. Joyce is one of the larEest and nost talented that has been gathered around the star in recent yeats The company includes Percy Marmont. c. v. Seyffertitz and Capt Lionel Pzpe. noted English player. who served with distinction in the Royal Flying eorns during the war. ssy- eral well known jockeys appear In the racing scenes mounted on famous herses. The. picture was taken in part at Stan ford Later the company moved to iocn- tions nearer New York and the big racing scenes were taken at the Fair grounds in New Orleans during the racing season Ia that city. Every effort has been made e give the production the English atnos- phere and to make the race a typic1l Derby George Terwiiiiger, director. made some unusual scenes of the race. in which Slipstone. owned hy the Snart. ing Duci1ess. wins Instead of inc clistcrn. ar yoccasicnai fash of the horses taher at different points Of the track. the raes soene is, contlnuouA The andlrnce has l view of the races. all through from [ slight angle. coming directly at them. Ths entire race Is shown.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15
BRIEF STATE NEWS

DshbsfS.4Ths annual Msn,,rf.f ss, parade Is ts be held this year Me1day, May 31.
 BridgsDsrt--A campaign to raise funds for the extans1on of the work of the Catholic bureau in this city win begin soon. ri
 Ml1xletswrl-At q meeting of the pos- tai clerks recently it was voted that they would not have a baseball organization this season.
 EsrSstk--Graduate nurses of the state, District Ne. 2.,wili hold . quarterly meet ing tn NorWarS General hospital wednes- day, Nay Iss at 13e o'clock.
 Befiin--The state highway connss- sioners have let the contract for the ner, road between Berlin and East Berlin, and surTeyors ootnnnenced on the Berlin end MondKy.
 HsrttsrA--Gsv. Marcus H. Holeomh has appointed George S. Goddard, state librarian. delegate to the meeting of the national association of state librarians and the American Library association, tc be held Ia Celofado Springs May 3i to June 5.
 BriAssDsr4.--Miss ..thce ". Ganrsoy principal of the Franklin school and for 47 years a teacher In the public schools announesd hsr resignaticn this week
 Mics Gamsby will be retired under the teacher1 retirement fund July 15. She is the, eldest teacher in point of service. ir | the city.
 | Ner Massas--L.ocal baker, are to re ceige advances in wages of from 3s to q, per week. The fofemen will receive sft
 per week and the others ss6 and s3t pei
 week, This applies to members of ioea
 union No. 1se. The four employers d
 union. help are said to have agreed to tn, i advance. The nsw schedule will Es tnts
 effect next week.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15
BETTER THAN CA0NEL
Thousands Have Discovered Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets
 are a Harmless Substitute

Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets-the sub- stitute for calon1el-are mild but sure laxative, and their effect o1 the Hvef is almost instantaneous. These little olive colered tablets are the result 1f Or. Edwards determination not to treat EveF and bowel complaints with calomeL
 The pleasant little tablets do. the good that calorneE does, but have no bad after effects. They don't injiire the teeth like strong liquids or caionieis They take hold of the trouble and quickly correct it, Why cure the liver at the expcnse of the teeth? Calcml sometimes plays. havoc with the gums. So do strong liquids. It is best not to take calonael. Let Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets take it's place. a,
 Headaches, "duilness' and that lazy feeling come from constipation and a disordered liver. Take Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets when you feel ''logy" and ''heavy." They "clear" clouded brain and "perk up" the spirits l0cand 25c.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15

had contracteds before their marriage. Her husband had also admitted intimate
 relations, with. a woman from whom he
 had contracted disease. She had lived
 at Central Village since 1s16, she said
 Albert Burbinger, father, Mrs. Ida | Parker, sister and Mrs. Anna Wilco a former neigibor with whom Mrs. E; lowe now lives, corroborated the tes mony of plaintiff. that her husband h. not lived with her since 1918. TheI are no children. .-, At the conclusion of the divorce case | Judge Keeler heard the testimony tn 1 the Morris Kantnowitz vs Fritz Gerula' 1 case, which was tried Thursday aft ernoon. Court adjourned about one o'clock un l til Tuesday of next week at I0:2t | o'clock. Judge Keeler reseving decisior {, in the last named case.
 l 4 large number of teachers sf war mantle attended the convention at Noi | wich Friday; all public schools of tn city being closed for the day.
 The drive by the First Baptist ehurcI of this city for its quota of the g1es. ooo,ou0 drive of the Baptist denonina tion, reached the seS,ooo mark Friday
 the exact amount the church was asker
 to give toward this big movement Th members of the church still have u
 raise $7,e0o to reach the amount set fo them as a goal, as members of tn church voted to raise 25 per cent ove their quota in. the SI0o, 900 900 drive this s7,ooo to be used for repairs ant necessary improvements at the church
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15
strenatheninq Steel.

Cincinnati is one of six places in the world where steel is strengthened by being boiled in oil. At a plant in Car thage. steel shaft weighing 3o,eee pounds5' the largest piece ever sub jected to the new process of being strengthened. It was a "hollcw-bored tumbier shaft. for use in dredging gold in California, costing about siT,e6o. Fhe great shaft was first suspended in an upright furnace until heated to just below the melting point. A crane then picked it up and dropped 1t into a htige well of oil. where 1t boiled and sputtered, throwing out clouds of oily mist.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15
Norwich Bulletin, WiiIimantic Of flee, g Church St, Telephone 1o5.
What Is Going On Tonight


 Francis S. Long Post No. 30, G. A. R., meets in Memorial hall.
 During April ss transactions in real estate were recorded at the office of Town Clerk Frank F. Fenton, as follows: 1-Janette L. Webb, Eliza L. Brown, Frank L. and Clifford Alpahgh to James H. Hurley and Jay E. Grant, land and buildings on Main street.
 1-Mary E. Murphy to the Polish Bakery, Inc, land and buildings on Jack son street
 1--Charles R. Hibberd to Charles B. Lamb. land and buildings on North street. Mary F. Francis to Frank s. and Eugene T. Campbell, two tracts of land with buildings, both on Windham high way.
 2Frank P. Fenton to Edmund B. Freeman, land and buildings on West Main street
 s-Charles F. Gallup to Lyndon E. Lit tie, land and buildings on Pleasant street. 3-William A. and Nettie L., Richmond and Emma A. Weaver to Joseph George
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15

Pattern sszs supplies this style. I, Is cut In foef sizes: Smaif S1-5l, nedi- um 3s,ai: lssEe 4e-ts: extra large A- size will require four yards Of ss-inch material. I
 Dotted psfe2le and wash hrsId afe here illustratkd. Gingham, seersucker driiiT sateen and alpaca are also desir- able for this model.
 A pattern Of tffs illustration mailed to gay address oR receipt of io cents in silver or stamps o
 Order khreygh, he Bulletin CorpaSr Pattern Dept-, Norwich, Csnn.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15
What Is Goiny On Tonight
 Motion Pictures at Breed Tnezfss- . Vaudeville and Motion Pictures al
ANNOUNCEMENTS

eest Agency sefis 0fehsrd st. rrspsfty. Through the agency ot Archa W. Cot. the me modem residence of Prank D. Crooker at lis orcharki street has been sold to Joseph A. Preach of the Eastern ,conAectIcat Rpsrr- -lcoa1paH1. -The hbuse has six rooms and all modern improve
 menus The lct Iz large and, thefe Is a garage. Mir French has hlready taken
 possession Of his newshofne.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15
Sunday .t Y. N. Q. IA. Bsiaas.

An interesting meeting Is planned for men -and older boys at the local '. H. C. A. Sunday afternoon at 4.3e o'clock. when Sw4hn's crchestrn- wifi ftlrnish rnastc, In addition to which there wifi Be lively singing, also a brief and tdneiy address by Rev. O. F. BafiSy.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15
Me. Fsr Am.rie..l

As we understand it. the American position is simply this: The united States should prescribe the European settlements and the European nations should foot the bifl and enforce them. -fIotistou pcef
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15
Bdfk RssNsn Are1s7s Hsus..

; The -threeespsrtuRat No. IFS Boswell avenue, corner of Baltic street. has been sold tor Joseph |. sfreeb to. Anthony Bonin, who purchases 1t for an invest ment. The safe was- made by Real Estats Agent John A. Moran.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15
cs,t the unssr,.k.,

Now that the Russian Soyiets are insisting on members working. the popularity of Bolshevism may be ex. pected to wane.-Indianapolis Star.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15
BALTIC

Get The Norwich Bulletin delivered a, your house by placing your name al Rochieau's News Store.-adv. A
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15

It sometimes happens that faith, hers and charity hIl the stage to the excl3- sion of Eratitude.N
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15

Senator Howard Sutherland. sf West Virginia. who has announced his candidacy for the Republican Presidential nomination. He favors strongly the appointment of a Cabi- net composed of the ablest men 10 be found in the party who will serve as hoard of directors rather than as & board of nanikins and clerks. He is also opposed to ruthless nili@ taristic brand of politics as well as the militaristic form sf geyern9sal
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15

A young man always takes q girls hand before asking for ii.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15

H. E. SAVAGE'S closed car leaves Bulletin Office every morning except Sunday at 30 o'clock fer Willlmantie. First car in morning to leave Willi- mantle for Norwich. Inquire at New York Lunch or at the hotels nov24d
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15

Other men besides -niDi-f.r- marry for money
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15

New Neckwear New Frocks will be more at-
 tractive with such enchanting Neckwear as this. The collec- ton reveals many new and en-
 chanting styles for Spring and
 Summer, fashioned of sheer material, and priced at soc and up to $3.50.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15

bearers were Thomas and Owen Roman of Hartford Frank Roman and Edmund Portelance of Willimantic
 A meeting of the guard team of. the E w B. A. of the Maeeabeee was held Fri day night in the Valley street arnnory.
 E. B. Patterson of New London was ar rested Friday in this city for parking his automobile in the forbidden zone on Main street MT. Patterson and another man were taking lunch and had parked their car across the way. Chief Kiiicurey took the owner in and told him to appear in court this tSaturday) morning George E-Stiles offered to substitute for the New London man but the chief would. not grant 1t. This is the first arrest since the taking effect of the new city ordinance which forbids parking on Main street for about 300 feet west of the railroad cross ing. Ss5ss
 At tho First Congregational church, Rev. Arthur S. McCready pastor. church school at s.45 Sunday. Morning service
 at 1e.45; subject, The Stars in Their Courses. Cradle roll meets at 10. 45. Evening service at o'clock subject God
 of the Open Air
 Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. c, Harley Smith, pastor, will preach at I0.45. Sunday school at 12f6. Epworth league meeting at 6 o'clock. Evening service at z. se-r-.e Christian Science service, held at 16.45 in the wonan's club room, sos Main 1 street. Subject of lesson-sermoIi, Nor tals and Immortais Golden text, Romans
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15
Draperies and Curtains For Your He

Are you anxious to make your home more attractive
 more cheerful this spring and sumer If so as you stroll through your ooms consider your windows your doorways and all your draperies.
 One need not be expert decorator to beauy the home with artistic harmonious draperies When you out colec- ton you will recognize that expert designers have saved you all that trouble and worry You will find lovely fabrics for every room in your home, at most reasonable prices
 Drapery Section-2nd Floor.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15
Fluffy Marabou Capes For Spring Comfort

They of negligible weight yet they provide ample warmth when spring breezes bit chilly They will mpart con siderable chic to your costume too in black brown and brown combnaions-$5.98, $69S $1098 and $15O0
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15

First Baptist church, Rev. Arthur D. Carpenter, pastor, will preach at 1o.4b. Sunday school at 1915 o'clock Christian Endeavor meets at SIS. Evening preach ing service at ' o'clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-15
COMMITTEE ON
COMMITTEES NAME
SIX SUB BODIES

The committee on committees Of the
Chamber Of Commerce Of which o. c.
Lasher is chairman, met in special
session last night and appointed the
following important committees, these
being the first six committees out of
twenty-three. to be named by the com
mittee:
Budget Committee: Frank II. Sher-
wood, chairman. o. II. Wolverton, W.
w. Clemens, J. W. Richardson, < l.
Evans.
Club rooms committee: Tom Frame,
chairman, A. c. Straehley, E. H.
Langston, John Sneed. Kirk Tucker.
Good Roads committee: G. A. Ram
sey, chairman. John r. Dexter, Moss
Patterson, Fred A. Chapman, Ray L.
Beede.
Oil and Refining committee; Errett
Dunlap, chairman, c. E. Sykes, l.. S.
Dolman, r A. Hefner, Mark Kirk
patrick.
Street committee: w. G. Davisson,
chairman, r. r. Sneed, o. c. Lasher,
J. B. Moore, L. L. Guillot.
Water Supply committee: F. E.
Watson, chairman, John H. Carlock,
Mike Gorman. + J. Ramsey, Warren
Martin.
Other committees will be appointed
within short time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-15

and in readiness for the boys tomor-
row. The big screenedin mess hall IS
finished and when the boys reach camp
tomorrow noon, they will have a big
dinner awaiting them. Mrs. Morgan
is in charge of the eats and those
who are familiar with her culinary
art know what will be in store for
them. AS previously stated, there VIII
be no fancy dishes served the boys.
but they will have sufficient amour,
of good, wholesome food well cooked,
during their ten days camping trip
Every precaution has been taken 10
prevent any i'll effects from the trip
the screenedin eating place, where
all foods will be kept, eliminating
the danger from flies. Ice will be kept
on hand and the perishable foods will
be kept in good condition.
The boys are looking forward tc
enjoying a real scout camp, this being
the first camp of its kind ever held
for Ardmore scouts. Executive Reit
has exerted every effort to make this
the most successful scout camp at
tempted in the state and judging from
all reports there is no doubt Of it:
success.
Parents of scouts and other friend:
are invited to the camp, but are ex