Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-31

the next meeting will tell tho tale.
The losing patrol must set up" or
give "A "grandc bale" in honor of the
winners. Just watch their smoke for
the next few days.
Another thing seems to be hanging
heavy on our minds in the form of the
Annual WashinGtons Birthday hike on
February 90. oh, daddy! Just one
more try for the open; to sleep with
your feet in tho fire and your head
probably buried in snowdrift; to
catch once more that sweet odor OF
burning spuds: to drink hot, black cot-
fec strong enough to stop Ford.
That's the only life.
T. Il. PARNELL, Scribe.
TROOP 4.-Scoutmaster, Leo r Yer
non. Assistant scoutmasters. Harry
Hanes, Elmer a. Bloomquist. Meeting
place, Northern Avenue Methodist
church. Time of meeting. 1880 p. IN.
Troop held an open night meeting
for the Northern Avenue NJ. L. church
and visitors. 1t proved very interest
ing and successful in spite of the fact
that their scoutmaster. Leo Il. Yer
non, Is sick with the flu and the doc
tor would not allow him to leave the
house. The senior patrol leader has
also been sick and was not expected
to be there, one OF the boys who was
to have an important part in tho eH-
hihition was unfortunate in that his
father was badly hurt in an accident,
so with several other little things
which happened it looked as tho the
troop would not be able to carry out
their plans. However. Assistant Scout
master Haynes and the troop commit
toe got busy and nut on the program
In very nice way, which could not
have been done did not scouts and Of
iicials stick TO the motto of being pro-
A r-nnI pttltprirH attended, this
first attempt OF the troop to pul on
a public demonstration, which Is -
good indication that "A big crowd will
attend the next open night meeting.
TROOP -Scoutmaster. Harlind !.
Shufelt. Meeting place, CongreSa-
ttonal church. Time of meeting, Fri
Members OF Troop 6.will be anxious
for their next meeting night to arrive,
as they will have a now scoutmaSter
present. Mr.. Shufclt will be present
next meeting nisht and will introduce
the man who will help put Troop on
the scouting map in Pueblo.
TROOP a.-Scoutmaster. John kras
ovitS Assistant scoutmsster. Charles
". Bozcck. Meeting place. st. Mary's
church, Time of meeting. sunday. o
a, IN,
Troop had y special setlnE ltSt
Friday night with an attendance OF
seventeen scouts, fifteen of whom were
in uniform. The scouts are proud 50
wear this uniform because they have
worked nearly whole year in 7arninE
them, They viii appear in a body in
their new uniforms at the rally, with
the exception Of the new members,
who have not yet had time to earn
their uniforms. These members a-c
working hard, tho, aud expect to have
.hcir uniforms before long.
The troop viii be at the field meet
with bells on Getting ready for
the field meet? III say they are, They
are going to hold big celebration
whom they win the field meet. Wero
Wishing them luck, anyway
Tho meeting held by Troop . last
Sunday morning was unusually sue
cessful. One now member again Hp
pearcd at the desk of the scoutmastar
and asked for enrolment. Twenty
four members. Going some? III say
ono scout who has been under quar-
antine for two months was again seen
at the meeting Three cheers wee
given for the new arrivals.
\ new troop committee WIS formed.
Its members are. MIR. Peter Culig. Mr
John Butkovich and Ras. L. cyril