Evening journal., 1921-09-17
CONSTITUTION DAY

SEPTEMBER IL
In celebration OF Constitution Day
there was TO have been tour OF
the battlehelds OF the Brandywine
given to all the boys OF the city, as
the guests OF Mayor Harvey. The
mayor having an official engagenf it
on the nth, the affair was post
poned 20 next Saturday. Septem-
Der "a. The Rotary Club viii fur
nish the trucks. which will assemble
at the Municipal Building at $40
a. m, In readiness to leave at 10
o'clock The boys will take their
lunch with them, and eat It at the
home OF Mayor Harvey at Osborne
Hill, Pa. after which they will go
on a tour OF the battlenelds OF the
Brandywine accompanied by an
historical speaker TO explain the
details The scouts will furnish a
First Aid team TO so with the trucks
in case Of emergency. Mr. Ballan-
tyne OF the Y. M. c. A.. who is head
ing the affair. would also like to have
as many scoutmasters as possible tC
go with each truck to oversee
: things. Deputy Commissioner Hea
and Scoutmaster Quinn. and one as
sistant scoutmaster have offered tC
go Any others who can, please
notify Mr. Baliantyne OF the Y. NJ. c
A. Please wear uniforms.
Don't forget the scoutmasters
Association meeting on September
90. This will be the first Fan meet
ing OF the association and President
Sampson would like TO have 100 per
cent attendance, Will YOU make
it so?
'Be PREPARED" for an Inter-
City Field Meet. to be held at Balti-
more some time in the middle OF
October. No definite plans have
been received but we want the VIII
mington scouts to make a good
showing. Nun sed.
Re-registrations, are due from
Troops, 2, IL. AZ and 81. The detail
Of registration becomes burdensom,
If neglected-get busy. men, and ge
! this off your chest.
= Mr.. Patten. a worker in the Della
!. ware and Montgomery Council Wis
tied headquarters on Wednesday,
Mr.. Patten has been located az Cam
Delmont this summer and says the.
> had a very successful season. He Z
J anxious 20 get some slides made o
Mr.. Greenhawk's work in France Z
add TO his illustrated lecture whicl
3 is very popular In that section.
u
e Nelson Fritz has offered to hel
1, keep Troop No. 46--St. paurs N
4 L. Church, on the map until they ca
locate a scoutmaster. Mr.. GoodeI
r their former scoutmaster. Is ieavin
It the city. We are sure Mr.. Fritz
l. very capable and Il Is hoped whe
"a he becomes Of age In a few months
, he will accept the permanent scout
Is mastership.
Clarence Jones, deputy commits
'e sioner Of the Colored Troops hrougi
n, some good pictures OF their colore
10 camp into headquarters. The scou
We're camping at Thompson's Birds
10 for a week. This is the first cam
r ina trip that the coiored scout
y, have had, and Mr.. Jones says the
as sure did have a great time.
A.
Troop No. 81 has planned ver
active program for this winter. The
begin their meetings on Friday n
23rd., with ,very scout on his toe
m They plan to have an orchestra. tw
X, basketball teams and plan TO g
money in their treasury 10y usir
Plan No. for getting subscription
to Boys Life, as described in sp,
NJ cial circular sent 10 each scoutma
,e ter by national headquarters The
are two plans suggested. both
=, which are very good n you dor
- know about them. stop in at heal
- quarters and find out
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