The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-17

the above SONY ringing tHi uuHh l'I' -
ley. crh".mE back and forth from the hill
sldoH. And in reply came distant re-
!rRin:
I'm 4 .ittlc acorn brown.
Lying on tho dusty ground:
Nobody wants 30 pick mo up
For I'm 4 nut. I'm nut
MANY wondered from whence IN"
songs were coming. and "a They rushed
20 windows and doors. they saw cara
van Of automobiles. about thirty in mum
hsr. coming along tho road. each loaded
full or men, singing At In" tops of their
voices They were sevcnty-"igh; Roth
rians from The Wheeling and Mounds
vile clubs on their way HON" after an
evening at Camp AgamtnS. IN" "thcia!
camp Of the Wheeling M oundsNilie coun
c!l. Boy Scouts OF America.
Tho echoing song heard In tho lar die-
lance came from the threats q; u''N
Boy Scouts Mt :ho camp, bidding rare
wnll 20 their guests.
at was ono large evening. We enjoyed
ourselves Immensely, al! = sur" WAS
some trtp md evening" ThHs expressed
one Rotarian.
l.rs; evening tho members NJ The
,rcmhcrs rf tho Wn""l!ng and M"uhhs-
Vile Rotary rluhs w"T" III" guests OF
tho Boy Scouts ut Camp AGnning' IN"
men me, at tho MrI.Urc h":". Il: 40
o'clock, and IN thirty or moro au'umo-
blcs they went 10 The camp.
dinner was served Ivy IN" Scouts
themselves, and the menu consisted OF
r,rk chops mashed potatoes, gravy
Slaw. bread. butter. coffee. tea mix.
corn on the cob, peaches. pie, ice cream.
unJ plenty Of everything FOR every one.
After the Rotarians had been served,
they retired 10 the parade grounds "here
they endeavured 20 play number o.
games - those who had no. ra;cn Too
much dinner. Baseball! and other games
v.r. STAGED, while IA; mems races
three-lcgged races. whe",h";ro" races
with the driver h!lndfo;d,-l. and other
stunt sports staged.
camptro Stories Told
When all hal tired OF the thrilling ana
pleasant games. they stroucd around
m. grounds Ai.her and th!thcr. unit.
darkness fell. when they all gathered
around the campfire.
, Here stories were told by the visit
urs and stunts were staged by the boys
one group o. energetic boys staged n
mock surr.ca! operation f"r the henrh'
rr their quests and every kind Of Kitten
en- u,cnsll was used in performing the
awful operation.
Another stunt was the staging Of a
mock Gav IN camp. The routine OF The
, day WIS zone through speedily. and IN"
boys Wiowed their friends what day In
camp means.
Several other stunts we're staged. anu
then all started singing. Al! KINDS OF
s,uys, from The Old Oakrn Ruchet
"a the latest selection ny Senator Vol
stead, "Nob"dy Knows How lTy Am
We're sung.
After Al had been said and done. the
Rotarians. all ;!red and ready 10" =
good nights sleep. many wishing ~!
could stay at tho camp over night star
ed for hUme. they started Singing th'
song OF the little praic!" Hover, Whici
las become 4 Cavor.te with the boys. a.
,hcv started home. and the boys SAM
;ne!r song I'm Il Nut" !" Ia" same tune
IN reply.
|, was truly a great evening. ana
many no duub: are looking forward 10
another trip to the camp. snugly nest
ling in the hills. with Wheeling 'rrrH
running on ,hr"" sides. and IN" n;d II
the rear forming 4 picturesque Iifht'
Tho Rotarian Guests
Amnrr rh"s" present a. guest" OF the
loys were:
xrh~>liop Rotary Club.