The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-09
DIR. GEORGE E. LoCKHART DE-
LINERS IMPRESSIVE ADDhEsS
TO SCOUTS AT HIGH SCHOOL.
Every Man, Woman and Child 70 10 =
Good Turn for Someone OutihS
Week-DrIva for New Members.

, Tho canlp,lgn If tn" boy Scouts OF
America la haV" every mai, ""''fi' anu
,l.Il i'm the country do uur G""i '"'n
,I,rv DIV started urr nuspiCi"usly last
r,rhf with 4 larcr meeting IN lN' hIEI'
..rhn"l auditorium. Key. '''"'EG H.
Irckharl. pastor &C ia" immhuu"l haPc
IS, ,.Errrn. addressed the gathering 81
boys. which, was $if!hhI'u H''e anu
her" with cider FOLKS. Itch
pr In,I,harr started his address win
'hn r"rdrn.; If IA" parable "' iHn goo
Slrnarlinn and IN" story 81 IN" "Hu,I
brought out clearly that th"N" W." IN
>ranr,,, recorded IN ia" Scriptures show
,h. spivit If the good turns that shuuiu
D." don" 10y tho Scouts during n"'n
rurn Work." Rev. l"ckhArt made Il
,.,rnng plea for fullncss Of character
among people. lilo SAID:
1T - useless t" hay" good impTea-
,s,,uS unless expression follows. I'M
.,rcs$lru without oppression R"ilowa
ut the rhurirtcr and leaves II an empty
hell. Ia the sam" way II on" ktr ,,.
,vprIssiru tu hIIr HUrm"d cNprcSsIons'
,.nurn,.irr becomes weak and NacI!!allne.
rho best character {" form Is that
watch uniiCH ih"S" tw" great Cardlh"'
Joints uC character formation. impress
ION and oppression. 1t does II" E'Hu
70 So. what -. needed unless NC supply
Tho missing thing. II We can both So"
md d.. then our characters are properly
ruu!dod ont. hut II We do without see
100" ,r 81" without doing. then some
hing "a our makeup ~ missing.
"Thr l;ry Scout movement - On" OF
IN, greatest influences on III" character
ITO American youths. The Scout
iluvcu,.rr Is making real Americans out
{ YEA boys. T" hn real American
.huull L. tho prpuLcSt ann Uf your
uy-~ N'urr!cp tudny IS Ia" nation To
which tn. world "a lacking far IA" solu-
iIuu 81 Tho great Industrial and pollt,rat
rruhlcmS that uSSNll us America mas
Int 200, years e history behind her
ThCr" arv other nations W." have back
II them a thousand years II au'hrntir
history and yrnrS moro ar tradition tha'
nus ru.yrr needed to he Written because
{ is I part Of tho people themselves.
" on" nm" IN my lii" | had the pleas,
IRE If krur!nE n great and distinguished
i.rG'ishn,nu. who was questioning IN" as
. - American ideals nili idrnS, say mat
Nmrr3ra had accomplished more IN Nv"
hundred years than ANY other nation
could lave accomplished N nm equal
Irrrrh Il Im". Let no say that ~"
cher Mrt.rr has accomplished uS much
N my l-u-'h &C timc - America has
accomplished m ih"S" TWO hundred
lcars.
9TH, work or Arn"r'"p In tho future
is 10 make 4 nat'"n out OF . r"sn"n0lll"
, crowd Great things have boon nc
r,mpllShcd l." great nations. II took
rar" Greeks with only Grr"lHn blood |"
. ", 10 lhc weird that triumph If arrii-
f"rlVr". Ia" t"r'n'h.rn r.lI2r II LOOK
\ ration "f great Romans "t nur" blood
lee rynlNr thrt great system &C common
, lew which even today governs the law
u.lkiu., bodies 0t III" world. II took =
nation # unvulIcd Fr"n"hu"n :" S!N"
- ih,. world IT." ~"'rti. tx for great
d..,lurr1cy. So i Wll. TAN" a mrtp'u ~
lrt Urh.rn p,uIl" 'U Elv' e. -" wort"
IN" great works that az" yet t" com"
uut e Am"ri't. cur Great country -