Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-21

| will probably stay overnight Days
beginning to fell the "call of the wild"
We are going to answer that call as
| soon as possible.
Next Saturday we start our tour of
inspection of the district which has
been assigned. We are going to make
a thoro job Of it. Our motto Is Every
Little Thing Counts"
At every meeting we have good
turn report and some fine good turns
are turned in by various members OF
MIL1ARD JONES. Scribe.
TROOP 13-Scoutmaster, Mr.. Daney:
time of meeting. Thursday, 7:30 p. M;
meeting place, st. James church.
Troop 10 opened their meeting by re-
peating the scout oath.
Twelve boys were present. We went
on hare and hound chase.
Oh. Boy! We are going to get
baseball and basketball team The
Beaver patrol says it can beat the
Flying Eagle patrol, but they are mis-
taken.
Saturday We are going to practice
WENDELL HAUTH. Troop Reporter.
j, TROOP A.-scoutmaster. J. Lewis
kingSry; Assistant Scoutmasters'
Ralph Ritter and Frank Altman: meet
| ing place, Park Avenue Presbyterian
church; time of meeting, Friday, Z
p. m.
Troop IA held their weekly meeting
| on Friday night instead Of Thurs
day this week on account OF an en-
tertainment at the church. The meet
inf was opened by all tho scouts
standing and repeating the scout oath
Roll call was given by patrols, then
the points of the efficiency contest
| were read off. The Beavers are now
leading the E1yinE EAGLES by nearly
| dropping farther behind at every
| meeting 1t seems.
Mr.. Kingery talked to us about sum-
mor camp and about the cards OF
| tenderfoot knots which We are going
| to make for exhibition purposes. The
scouts who turn in tho two best cards
OF knots will have one dollar deposit
| cd on their camp account in the camp
bank now established at headquarters.
We discussed baseball and decided to
take it up. A committee of four men,
bers were chosen to pick out grounds
| arrangements. Tho committee con-
| sists OF $. NJ. Ralph Ritter. chair
man: Scout Lyman Ready. of the Fly
, ing Eagles: Scout Paul Heath. of the
beavers, ana scout Bllllc hlnCa1u, OF
| the Pine Tree patrol.
Tho scouts of Troop II arc display
ing n great interest in passing tests
| at the present time. Two have almost
finished their first class: two more
will appear at headquarters Monday
| evening to start their first class: two
have passed most of their second class
tests. and six will appear Wednesday
evening to start passing theirs. Writ
McFreddrics, of the Flying Eagles
passed his second class test last week
and was granted his badge.
During the last part of the meeting
ec were surprised by a visit from
| Troop ?. We are always glad to have
visitors from Troop or any other
troop. We had n few boxing matches.
played a few games and then dismissed
by repeated the scout oath.
During spring vacation Troop II and
Troop II plan on going on an over
night hike together. 1t has not been
definitely decided where we will go
yet, but 1t will probably be somewhere
up the Arkansas beyond the Week end
camp. We Will go Thursday morning
and come back Friday evening. We
are only hoping for one thing now and
that is that the weather man will keep
his stranglchold 'on Old Man Weather
for just n few days ond squeeze q
/ few moro days OF sunshine out Of
HIM for us.
PAUL HEATH. Scribe.
TROOP 15.-Actins scoutmastcr.
\ dalc school; timo of meeting. Friday,
/ I:50 y. IN.
| Troop Is was called to order at 7:45
p. m. Tho roll call showed six scouts
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Alverson visit
cd the meeting for n brief period. Five
boys took their second class tests and
one started on his second class.
| Dues were collected and then tho
/ meeting adjourned
EDWARD ToDHUNTER
| Acting Scout Scribe.
] TROOP Injecting place. st. Ie-
anders school; Scoutmastcr f. L. Is
pcnosa.
| Troop II rc-rogis.ered last Saturday
with II scouts and three more who
failed to bring their application blanks
VIII register next week. Friday night
was used in passing tests and James
Coleman and Cyril Mitchell passed their
tcnderfoot tests The troop discussed
the cleanup. good turn and then
played tracking games, which proved
TO be the most popular game that the
troop plays.
! TROOP .o.-Scoutmastcr. II. L. Ellis
/ Assistant scoutmaster, Chas. II. Mat
| ticc, Jr. Meeting place. Central Chris
/ tan church. Time of meeting, Friday,
1880 y. IN.
The troop met promptly at 7:sO with
Scoutmastcr Ellis presiding. our now
/ a. ;. NJ, Chas. Il. Mntticc. Jr., was
not present, which was a disappoint-
mont to the scouts because our now
assistant certainly il "A live wire, and
VIII help TO mako our troop the best
in the city Plans for "A baseball team
| we're discussed and tho indications arc
that Troop 20 will take tho pcnnant
| in 1921.
LYNN HUBERSBERGER, Scribe
TROOP 23,-Scoutmastrr. Jordan u.
punaway. Meeting place, st. Paurs
| Methodist church.
The twelve scouts of Troop q who
went or "a hike with their scoutmastcr