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Chri.tma. Candies.

Special flve pound assorted Choco-
latessin Christmas BOX 1910 tho box
Page 4 Shaws. Llggetts and Guths
In ]. 2 and s pound boxes. Danforth's +
Drug store. The only Rexnll store
In Wilmington. Market rrd Second
Nreets.-@Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-16

Wells says civilization II about to
COLLAPSE, and II his Russian friends are
fair specimen OF socialist civilization
his prophecy Is "A trifle late.--Wal'
street Journal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-16

YcunE married coup,es Will nnd the
nost desirable and reasonably priced
houses and apartments for rent
fully described ON the classified page.
Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-16
Seat Of Unemployment.

Congr ss might attack the unem.
ployment in It's own ranks.--Ffnancial
Daily America.
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An Expensive LUXURY.

Are they unhsppily married.
"oh' I hardly think they're ric
enough for that."--London Mail
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Troop 5

Troop has been financially dis
trcssed for the past ages. but under
the direction OF our chief salesman,
clifford Hickok, we are fast coming
out Of the hole and soon we will he
so rich We will be forced to pay in
come tax.
clifford Hickok again broke into
the limclight last Friday by heaving
a ball at French Anderson, hut y
missed said person and crashed
through window. Mr.. Hunt and
Mr.. Cunningham, members of the
hoard of directors of our church.
honored us by their presence last
Friday and gave somo good advice
and told us some jokes and facts, We
surely hope they will visit US again.
All members OF Troop that are
going To camp are confident that II
will be AZ easy winning camp hon
oras as burning ice water Sixty
per cent. a newly acquired speCi-
men OF bacteria, recenky Joined our
troop and IN about to Nike the fame
of two-gun into his own hands and
we are an expecting hot time
when these two rivals meet.
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e. The Burg lar -

from hchind &, and como straight
Tor her
This wpa awful Somebody was
lurking thcrc between her ana the
she might have screamed. but tire
Vua tiny now bnhy brother IN the
house ana she dldnt want 10 scare
him ana mother unless there was
nothing else she could 10
"I'll race down the driveway 10
the eide door" she thought And
rucc Rhc ana when she reached the
aide door she heard footstrps fol-
lowing her II was nwfully dark
thcro. Before anybody could vet the
door open she might hc pouurod
upon nud dragged away she luf'
the door ana began TO run.
lust whore she was VpiuE she
didn't know. Tho sidewalk was
ahidcd by tho now leaves overhead
on the naples, bosldcH she didn't
dare look around II was enough
To hear that thump, thuup ur feet
chasing her. Oh how phc rant
Every house on the block was
dark on ahc raced. Every hous"
on the next block was dark Sh"
dared not stou At any ut them, all
though she knew all the ncighbuig
because she realized that II would
take spmc tlmo 10 answer the door
bell, meanwhile her pursucr would
big house whore the family were.
catch up 10 her She raced past an
other block pnd another, then she
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size Of the base is suitable to re-
CCiyc box OF size that will ac-
Cummodato the materials ordinarily
needed for polishing. II larger or
a smaller box is desired 1t lisa very
easy matter to change the size OF
the base 90 suit 1t. In making IL
smaller do not lose sight VI the fact
that II must not he made so small
that II will not be stable.
The box is made ot four pieces
which are fastened to the base by
nailinC through from the bottom.
The four pieces should FIRST be nall
nd togcthcr then set ON the base in
the proper position and then fast
cnpd.
Tho upright can he made OF a
height that viii permit the use of the
stand in either standing or sit
ting position. some will prefer one
way ana some another Make It To-
suit yourself The end of the up
right ia cut at an angle SO the foot
rest win slant. SluutinE the rest in
this manner Will hr found very con
vcnicnt especially II the stand Ia To
hc used in sitting position. In
case II ~ made FOR use while stand
ms IL might be well 10 make the
toot-rcst stCaight across.
Making the foot-rcst ia perhaps
the hardest part ot the work. al
though this Is not so difficult as
YOU may at first suppose. The plan
should he fir,r laid out according to
the suggestion contained In the
drawir- II Is In two pieces and
each should be worked up separate
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tho fun began. The game was TO see
how many OF the animals they could
guess. AS soon as they discovered who
II was that was hidden beneath n
mask, down ON the paper went the
name of that child At the end OF
five minutes the papeds were col
leCtcd and the child with the long
est correct list received a book OF
animal stories aS a prize.
Then the masks were taken Off
and the children marched to the
nursery, which was fixed up like
real ark straw on the floor, and
hay piled In the corner for the ami
mails to enjoy on their long voyage.
And such gamcs' Pin the trunk on
the elephant! Hunt the peanut
Circus stunts, And then the ark
dinner gong sounded and the hungry
animals fairly tumbled over them
selves to ge into the dining room.
Tho place cards were little Noah's
arks and the favors were tiny wood
en- animals.
Before the guests knew II. It was
time to go home ana sorry crowd
they were to leave Ark Land, where
they had had such a Jolly after
noon.
DO you think that party was fun +?
II you want To know. just try it!
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The Chief Wants
to KnOp

II you've seen Barbou's ark.
How YOU like the location OF the
new headquarters.
II you can't imagine Davle Crock
EFT up on top fighting him with a
Crowbar
Where YOU scouts get that old
noise that a uniform on the line IL
worth two in the Model
HOW YOU reporters like to be
flimilammcd, anyhow.
II YOU heard about Mac turning
down the offer as chef to presi-
dent Harding Just To get to go TO
camp with us scouts.
II Lee lowering has tho nerve 10
hroach an individual scout paper TO
The council
How many lungs graphophone
haa.
How many scouts want to buy a
good moss kit for five cents.
II YOU do 20 to Muskogee's edito-
rial staff
II YOU knew Barhou's ark would
he out 20 davs and go nights.
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Emily! Emily ~
Emily heard, but somehow Fh"
couldn't answer. She was 30 sound
asleep the voice seemed a. part OF
dream. Then she felt a hand on
her arm. She vat up all scared and
hcwildcrcd
where was ahc7 Not IN her own
room Tho hig moon was looking
In through a tiny window with q
frilly curtain hanging before IT,
Emily felt as II her head wculd
bump the ceiling II abe should got
up suddenly she cried II know
where ! amt
"Of course, you're In my lIulo
house" said cousin pcgRy's voice be-
sido her. You're iu Three Onks.
which grandfather built FOR nae. N.Y.
what sound sleeper you are! And
how queer YOU do act I'm more
scaxCd at you now than the burglar"
burglar" Easpcd Emily Ia -
is there "A burElar2'
There Is one trying to get In
the front door" r"plhrd Peggy.
"WhRrn I do2'
For answer Emily disappeared un-
der her covers.
Are you coward?" demanded
Peggy. poking the round lump hor
cousin made In the bed.
How about yoursclf?' Emily re-
piled In a mufflcd voice. what
could do with your old burglar p
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saw u HIGHT. II was shining from
the window OF the Wurthingtons
They must be having party oh,
what n relief peOy dashed straight
over their front lawn. She could see
the people In the parlor and ono of
the windows was open.
Alas, She had forgotten about
the croquct set and hor foot caught
In wicket. Down she fell on her
tummy. knocking all the wind out
of herself. rit-pat-pit- pat, came the
footsteps. She couldn't move, Tho
enemy had reached her side. She
heard the painting breath aud cold
moist Nose suugRlcd down on her
neck. she turned over aud found
herself looking into the faithful
face OF old Douglas, their collie dog.
"Oh, pshawl' she exclaimed, got
ting up and dusting herself otf She
was glad shc had stumbled.
They hastcncd home with thoughts
of poor Emily and when they
reaclied the big house hey saw
lights and heard quite a commution.
Peggy ran past to the little house
and found 1t all lit up. In she hur-
ried, for the front door was wide
open.
whats happened" she demand
ed. looking around.
on the sofa sat grandfather.
every white hair on his head stand
ing up by itself ana even his eye
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days. cause the camp smelled Just
like a kitchen. Steak. fry. boiled,
stewed and some of It burnt pota-
toes and the rest held US from starv-
ing until almost 6 p. m. Then got
hungry some more. Sleep was in
order as soon as the evening dishes
were cleaned up and camp cleared
for action. Some songs Gwen the
scoutmastcr thinks he has n voice.)
and then sleep. Maybe we didn't
sleep i'm said hammocks. Got n blan-
ket and n rock beat n mile. Glorious
Fourth was on same order. only we
had n visitor and fed him. Father
Depreitere came over to see us and
scoutmastcr gave him feed that
had tn" waldorf beat. Everything
went fine from then on. Came home
Tuesday morning on the Gas.
Personal Notcs-Rarnes claims he
IS tn" champ high jumper in Troop
4 He had to jump about three feet
10 get hold Of his hammock and then
wr"stl" himself up into II ! Conners
had tough luck. Some dog came
along ana ato y povnd ~ his bacon
between bedtime and gotinE-up time.
He was little disappointed, hut
next time intends to put his bacon
on harbed wire. Poor dog. Schmitz
showed us new wrinkle on hike
cooking He decided he wanted n
salad. and so had sliced cucumhers.
and. the scoutmastor. claiming they
were no good, confisoatcd some for
Father Doprcitere's dinner.
The only trouble with the ham
mocks is that fireCrackers and ham
mocks do not agree when someone
shoots one off underneath you. We
have a champion sleeper. Sullivan
did not oven hear the celebration OF
the Fourth.
All told, ~ Ring T.ardner SAYS.
mixes wonderful things and chiggers
be wonderful insects, but mosquitoes
and such can be all got rid of and
YOURS truly won't weep one salty
tear, and | for one says that chig-
gers Is calamity and someone
should invent n means to get rid OF
such pests and then hikes will be
more muchly more enjoyable.
Yours with scratchers
THE SCRIBE.
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Troop 6

MIR. Hir'. assistant scoutmaster of
Troop 7, gave the boys n very inter
csting as we'll ls instructive talk and
demonstrated the making Of ham
mocks for overnight hikes. This lee
turc win be continued at the next
meeting and all scouts are supposed
tn have the material necessary for
making them in order to be able 90
complete them in time for the next
hike
\ lot Of civic work was assigned Ia
the boys to bee performed during the
coming week. The camp at Table
uuah was again talked about. We
think that most of the boys from our
troop will 20. Arrangements are be-
ing made To attend the camp from
August to 10. Father Deprcitcre
will attend the camp on sunday,
August !, in order to give the boys
opportunity 10 attend mass.
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Gdbe Engages an
HterpretdtOr

On board the Sh12uka,
off coast Of Mexico,
July l., 1921
Mr.. Jawnathan NJ. Indy
Tulsa, oklahoma.
Dear Sir: The Hon. Gabriel and
myself are aboard the ShazJkt just
off the coast from Vera Cruz. We
expect to land about thre" this aft
ernoon. Gabriel was very soas'ok
coming over. He had some night
mares and chased his DOGS al.
around our state room. The captain
inquired of the commotiou and Ga
briel told him the dogs were TAX
Ing exercise tn keep from getting
lazy. am. under the h1'luoIrl.Ion
that Gabricls dogs have flcas N'r-
rible creatures.
Gabriel has engaged the services
of a Mexican intercepted for use
when we reach land. lie is slim and
dark and wears string mus10"
l have ordered new locks on at our
luggage.
Gabriel says TO inform You t1at
II hp is able he will start sown Roy
Scouts down in NeNico. TNt' ,- II
he can learn to talk McNlo1. We
have sent a message ashore G" .FDs'-
dent Obrcgon and VIZ have .u ''-
ceived word that we vii, hr u.' 'Y
the Royal Guard. Gaho Is 'o I,' ~.
cr speech at the Prcs.dcn 'IN
fight and then we will dine w". 'n'
diplomatic party at the lla| M'I'
tico and later sleep I'm III. '."'
dents palace.
with best regards for you ".''N-
tial welfare | remain,
Yours very truly.
GABRIEL HAM WINELE. pea.
JOSEPH SHAGBARK l. |. '.
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"You can at least be brate," sand
Peggy firmly Think how the
Puritan maidons helped fight the
Indians. Now, Emily. I'm going out
through the window Ia the big
house to summon aid and you must
stay and keep guard here"
what ?" cried Emily, coming to
the surface. you're going Off and
leave me alone with the burglar?"
"Only for a minute. S-s-shl"
Peggy hissed. Listen"
They heard n grinding sound out
side and then bang The little
house shook ms n heavy form
seemed to fan on the porch--or II
might have been some one battcrlng
the front door.
"Th--thcy'ro trying TO get In all
right" whispered Emily. "p--plcaso
don't so away" And she began to
cry.
Then will you go while ! mount
guard 2" asked Peggy
"oh, Peggy" sobhrd Emily ~
never was so scared In my lifc |
can hear him b--hraathlng like
m--m-my Uncle Harry when he
falls asleep after dinner Listen.
Hear that? Whiffle, whiff Wifi,
whiffle,"
Large stout men often breathe
that way" observed Peggy.
"Oh. Peggy" shIvcred Emily. 'I
thought burglars were usually thin"
at may lee Just q tramp" Peggy
replied, Emily, you'l have to make
up your mind at once. WIN you go
or not2"
"Oh. Peggy, | wish Laurence was
- T.... Loo.
I'm not coward, Peg, but I'm
awfully nervous. My hearts beat
Ing terribly"
you make me tired" her cousin
replied strrnlv you ought 20 rise
to the occasion The front door Is
locked tlrht / hrard him try IL and
AZ Ions az IN" lock holds YOU are
safe"
Well. TN try 20 handle tho
b-hurgl1r while Nuu summon aid" ."
said Emily. wrluEiuE her hands aud
looking about as scared as n mortal
could look
Then you'd hotter get up and
dress" advised Peggy who WAS al
most dressed herself ~ hr should
break in II wouldn't he nice for yuu
20 be In your niEhtgown The roll
ing pin r. hanging mp in 'hu closet
wa ~ l'Hh'A nv y N...'... .'..' 2.
handy and don't let him 'f,u chat
rug in the par'or. Thar- t "A
Turkish rug and mother yre lan,
II 60 me"
Emily began dressing with tu,m-
bling hands while the dlu" 'os9
Peggy got ready for hor desperate
plunge into the niCht
rod. "Goodhy. Emily, darling she
said AT last. Forgive my n I've
ever been mean or horrjl o. you'
"Oh, Peggy" sohbod Emily
Don't talk like that
1T may be last flrowcN" roe
piled her cousin solcmuly
They kissed, while EmllN'S tear.
flowed fast and free, Thun Inrg'
cautiously put her head out ot IN,
window and looked around, All wa
still under the bright moonshiun.
"Ill have TO jump right Into III,
flower bed" she sighed.
The window was So tiny that 4
was all that she could do to sGuool
through aud drop noiseless!N Int
IN, soft flower bed, which was ius
beginning TO flower so nicely. Tn
big house was there close at han
right on the other side of tho hl
tree, Peggy made a rush for II hui
of course, she had to cross IN
bright patch of moonlight on 10
lawn between Just as she ncarc
the big tree she saw shadow sud
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XII =


Like me swallows whrn ln'N tN
Thro IN" nlSis thRt dnli the SKY
In ana "ut tho cloudy ven
Long the sun az mae ana seek,
have soCn thro' All the week
summer winds my Kite J ring
Where your voices shrlllN sing,
In. above the tall"st trot'
Take g. make li mount uu hiEh
Farther than the shtrprst eye
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A NOUel Party

Bobby wanted 10 give q party that
was different from any other party
that he had ever attended. Mother
always had the best ideas so he
sought her aid She put on her
thinking cap ana this Is the party
thnt Bobby gave. The invitations
'. cut from brown paper in the
pc OF n Noah's ark--thc windows
iurcd red and the roof crayoncd in
green. ON the reverse side In white
ink was written the message: Be
ware Of the Flood, II you want to
escape climb aboard the ark next
Saturday afternoon. Everybody
must be aboard at my house by 3
o'clock"
BOBRY BURNS,
l23 Green Road.
when the curious and cNcitgd lit
tie guests arrived they were shown
into ns many different rooms as pos
siblc ana after their hats and coats
had been removed each child wa,
given "A mask representing some ami
NAL Thus disguised they trooped
downstairs, where Bobby. dressed
Ike Mr.. Noah was waiting to greet
them. Then each guest wSi given
"A pencil and piece of paper and
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hrows all rufflod up. Dad sat on the
tho floor with Laurence. while
Emily was no whore 10 be- aecn
~ pretty mosgi' cried grand
father "Whcro have you been ?"
"Jua down the road n ways," re
piled Peggy. whats happened.
grandfather, dnrlng?' You look 50
wild p"
'Wuo wouldnt9" demanded the
old gentleman There / was curled
up Iu re- snufurtp. as snug ~ you
plcas" and what did the gal Emily do
but sneak up on mo While | was
nHcop and Sic nv head In q sack
ThatH gratitude Here come Just
eug you Enls wouldn't feel skccrcd
sleeping here the first time"
Tho door from the tiny dining
room burst open ana Emily rushed
500 Down she foll on her knees be
furo angry grandfather.
"P-p.oas' forgive mc'' she
subb,d I'VE thought you were a
huphr'
r,rpy had seen the llttl" twinkle
dancing iu Er1udfnthcr's eyes the
whole time and she Knew ho wasn {
really upd. but sh" too went 80 him
aud hogan smoothiug him down,
both hls hair ana feelings. while he
kept ou storming ana scolding.
Anyway. Peg" whispered Emily
"vou can't say I'm coward aEaiy
! not only tied up the burglar but
went ana got aid while YOU Just
went "rolliug with old Douglas. "
'Wcn.' said Laurence, II guess
I'm have to get some batteries and
wire this house so You can phone
home when YOU get scared" Which
WHs sweet Of him and much apprc-
cintcd although Peggy felt It was
unnecessary They'd mover be afraid
OF burglars again.
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Troop 2

Say, fcllers, Just because we have
MT had any news in the scout coll
umn the past two or three weeks
don't get the idea that we are on
the bum; not by jugful. we are
still hitting on all six.
We had an overnight hike to Par
thenia last Friday and O boy, we
had keen time. After n swim and
some grub we had some boxing.
However, the only casualty was re-
ported the next morning by Bill
Kelly who stated that his shirt was
torn from top to bottom, further
search found his to be true.
We are sorry TO state that our
scribe, Kenneth Wolf. has gone TO
Oklahoma City for the summer. our
long lost brother. Sam Diamond, ap-
pcared last Friday. They all come
back to a good troop. There's "A
reason.
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Troop 7

Hello bunch Haven't heard from
us for a long time. but we're still
here Had somo time over the third
and Fourth Of July. Started out sun
day morning right after church,
caught the $50 for Parthenia, and
started To make the welkin ring. san
ringing, so are my ears. Program on
arrival at Hillside Canp was some
hing on this order: String ham
mocks 1--WE don't sleep on the
ground any mOreD, cut oU; the un-
icrhrush, build cooking stand and
start and go swimming. Water is
simply fine, and nice and wet. Then
back 20 camp and dinner. oh, buddy,
but maybe Toop can't cook Every
oody must help his mother on sun
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Troop /
M PREPARED
PubhShed Weekly BY
boy SCOUTS

by TOBY.
Blessed Narcis issus! But the chief
surely gave US reporters cooler.
Wanted to know whore our pep was.
Well, that little chaser surely acted
on some of the lazy reporters and
they're getting back into service.
At our laAt meeting we talked
on the fall program and about the
coming scout camp. Troop I. it's up
to you to bring back a. many hon
org AS you did last year. We cx-
pcct to be wCll represented, how
ever. We wish to compliment Mr..
Barbous on his fine construction of a
transportation vehicle for we scouts
to go to camp in. Barbous' ark
cant be beat for service.
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DO 4 GOD TURN DAILY
the Tulsd Council
Of AMERICA

Leo Daniels: II hear that on one
camp the scouts had to eat mule
meat. and II broke their teeth off
trying to chew it,"
Reid Swindler: why hodit-
Gomez"
Leo d: We'll. you see the cook
forgot to take off the harness."
Squeeze tear out OF the clap
boards.
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TIE. LIZARD.

sharp as lizard" people s".
70 show that harmless g''".
way
OF getting on in life--and .'
Is all a gardon-friend should .
When in tho sun, As II asleep -.
You'll see him catch the hug '.
That reasts upon your plants h."
And this remember, harwl's. i..''
lie makes a pet that will not o''S'
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A letter was received from Hazel
Howard, and you should hear her
describe where she lives. It is n
neat little Missouri farm, includ-
ing beautiful scenery at the out
skirts of n small village. She has
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OaI, Troop 9,
TULSA

a lot has happened TO the Beav-
ers in the past week. our corporal,
Myra Seaton, is very sick with ty-
phoid fever and has a special nurse.
We sent her half dozen rosebuds,
which she was very glad to get.
Every Beaver has had symptoms Of
typhoid ever since, but none of us
has received any flowers yet and
we are getting discouraged.
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The Feminine Taste,

Tic TVHlIHIHC Ta~tN.
Madge--"Y shouldn't maze re-
fused to go with him 20 he con-
cert"
Mari THAT'S no Kind of a
place to ask a girl IN these days.
He should have known | wanted g
60 to the prizefight New York
sun
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ters and get all the Information
needed
A. Il. Tebbetts, scout executive Of
Muskogee, and Executive John NJ
Indy have been planning this camp
for some time and they have every
thing almost completed. You know
the scout motto, "Be Prepared"
Well, these two executives are sure
preparing, and 1t goes without say
ing good time is promised Come
to camp and we'll prove the good
time to you.
Don't forget the dates, August
to 10 inclusive, and 10 TO co. An
applications must be In by July %
without fail
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We are planning an overnight
hike-docsnt that sound interesting ?
Since our captain is away we are
going to ask the Goldenrod captain
20 take us and her troop.
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Flying Eagle Troop 2.
Let th~ GROWERS growl and the
howlors howl.
And the providers prowl and the
EcegawR go it
| There is always light back OF the
night,
And the scouts are all right and
know Il.
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Someone suggested that the cure
for the bite of the summer slump
bug is work" Will someone kindly
try this out? II it is successful, let
us know.