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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
FUNNY THINGS HEARD
IN \ SCHOOL ROOM

DO you know the real meaning Of
these words? II not look them up
so YOU will not be IN the same class
With the boys and girls who gave the
following definitions.
Alias \ good man I'm the Bible.
Amcuable--Au Anything that Is mean.
Worthy of applause.
Ammuuia--Th food Of he gods
Animosity--A sudden surprise.
Culinary or cute.
Epicac--A man who likes good
dinner.
Equestrian An equal
Franchise Anything belonging to
the French
Irniuon-Tho art OF uot noticing.
lrrigate-To disturb
MISUNDERSTANDING to ring
with
Mcdicyal-A wicked man who has
been tempted,
Mcudacious -- what can be
mendcd
Here are few funny sentences
that were written on examination
paners
She dresses very ausplcious
You should fascinate the vine 10
tho wall.
The leopard, Is watching the sheep
The strawberry crop was magnani-
nous,
lie enjoys riding ON philosopher
She was very quick at repetoire.
There are good many donkcy'
In the theolosichl gardens
Every sentence and the name o.
God must hegin with caterpillar
An exclamation point 10 wha'
causes surprise.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

gated lake after lake. There wnr
one. no that was h brook which
,nuo HpillluR along between flags
und flowers and NOISY WOnos.
Hobby. kroclinE upon stone.
watched tho Sunrise sailing over
water so clear be could soc an tho
smooth scouDs aud nll tho bright
flnkoE In tho sand. - was funny 90
hear mother saying over his head.
81 declare. nobhy you see nothing
In the world but that boat An you
think about is water 20 sail 81 in.
You won't remember thing about
pll tho places you are seeing Tho
whole thing 10 you is that boat and
enough wat1r 90 pull II around IN"
Bophy mghod hlissfuliy there was
30 much water 90 pun tn" sunrise
around In iu this world of the Doc.
Hc even got tho Sunrise on th"
beaver pond And that was some
thing to have done. There were
Mother Beaver ana Father Bcaycr
and the Bcavcr babies and there wac
HoRv'r lodge. 1907 thorc was tho
Sunrise cutting across tho cool pie
lures along the edge OF tho pond
And ln BOSTON Uuston Was tho
best yet, because bobby ala not have
To- go OF in far places to lind water.
II was right across from the piacr
where be was staying. II was Ia
tho gardens and every morning he
was there.
willow branches waved owed hiH
hcnd, pigeons Coocd and struttod be-
side him, " no lifrd his head he
could see ranks NJ holintropo and
zonius-hu knew tho names ~ them
and OF Rcraniums Along In the
middle Of the morning great white
swan boat would come ,ircling
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
Troop Four

Troop held its regular business
meeting Monday, 1890. Meeting was
opened by piedsins allegiance 10 the
flag. Paul Donnellv and John Set-
terstrom were voted into the troop.
Good reports were given On both
boys. Scoutmaster Moody gave us
good talk on scout work. w. o.
Foreman, principal of the Whittier
school and one Ot our committee
men gave us a talk on The Value
OF Service"
Moody wants to know:
why he can't sit with his girl when
the lights go out. Dolly Dimplcs
has run out ot face powder vet. II
he is the good looking boy tho girls
are raving about How many cars
G, G. and -. NJ hooked. Where the
Athletic association money goes
since Ed Gbrmley became treasurer.
II True Fllnher lives up to her
name Where Marrilla II. lives
Where Wade Heath tx What's
wrong with John VI Whore the
other football teams are. What no.
came OF all q. G's first class tests.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

Pass the ball nowhere the
signal!
oh. you put 1t W too high
Can't YOU get Il In your noddle
That you mustn't kicl, fly?
We're not playing baseball. Jimmie,
Nou'll get chances by and by
II YOU want to Kick the pgSNin,
You can XIX 1t to the sky
Sure we've put away the baseball
And the bat and gloves and all
Don't YOU know this tx another
Game they're playing in the tall ?
And you mustn't mention bases
or the home runs when you talk
But the goals We win and touch
downs
That we manage I'm a walk"
Course it's pretty hard td~practlce
when We haven't got the boys
In a line to guard and tackle
And To make heap Of noise.
Playing football ncedS the fellows
| ma bunch To have much fun,
But we'll learn a lot about II
Though we're only one To one.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

around before him Bobby would
see now the Sunrise cut In two the
pictures the swan boat made IN the
water, he could watch the pictures
ot pigeons ana OF green brnnc hcs
the water held, close beside the
boat he could see the pictures OF the
Sunrise herself BOBBY said his
mother, when be trudged back TO
luncheon the sixth day he had been
there we're going home tomorrow" ="
And leave the watcr2"
Leave tho watcr2" his mother
grcRned. 81 declare you have seen
nothing olse.
Bobby held on to his boat lie
kept II tucked boy his head In tho
sleeper. lie had It In his hand
when they got out at the home sta
ton, nnd ne held It In hts lap when
they got In the machine waiting TO
take them out To- tho farm u was
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

sale at 81 per set How a...r 4.
you can make fire by friction .at5
Why not got set and keop .r a...,.
tice so that you yin always bn is,d.
for demonstration any time.
Compliments 20 troops o
and 3. You are to be rourr4t.....
for your splendid troop news r........
we have noticed that ynu r,...,',
every time and not once p,.'. ~.
often. Punctuality breeds h.b. 81
the right kinds OF habits ara y.l',,'I
bic assets. We like your way nt j''
ms things. You are live trools "
s. NJ. Craft Of troop 2. .v.,,.
makes your head bald. Murubt',.
:. NJ. Murphy of troop q lu..
give MIN bald head for ,..garf
ence sake) why. they sl. .r,ss
never grows on a busy street. Cr.f,
Let's zee. We have r,. ,.....
Gil A paid executive: A p,f...-l u,
close cooperation and Il R..L ",
Gibraltar backing Time w,. -
we lacked all OF these Things r.
that was time was" Sow va y,
our reflection OF the "tIin. us,s
days In that OF the Girl Scout urgs,.
iatlon. They lack a great manyM
the things we have -and Tine. s,'
striving to attain them iusf .., 5.a
We. The Glrl Scouts are the 4ryiu
airy Of the Boy Scouts and Va. fe,
in way that we owe them our .los.
est cooperation and they 9rU .ai,s
to get Il. UnaCquaintcd as w. 1rs
to the functloning Of that ore4rfla.
tion, our cooperation Is limited bpi.
IL IL there. sWe would be ghi -
70 over the top with the Gir' Scout,
In attaining council In Tulsa.
Girl Scout council is needed and ur.
I'll one is procured Tulsa has ssh 10
attain perfect juvenile welfare
Better get behind tho "v5s,
Who column and ace that we don't
say anything mean about your pqr.
ticuiar che" favorito or don, 1a,go
out anything good about him This
column is devoted 10 men who h3vs
done their bit" In putting the "lno
in scouting.
Jennings Ferrell: "Mr. Kuekerl
let's have a nartyi'
George Walker the Easbryi
Lets do and invite Somebody"
Somebody means "our girls" ou.
troop way.
Hecktor; Nav, That wasn't
tho doSwalk Miss lone nut uu af the
Little Tycoon; It was the Australian
crawl"
Brutus: "Australar crawl no
eye It was the sophisticated oyag.
Gerated hifloreum OF the orrpu. Hum
brought on hv celluloid fever and
Winchester Pinkcye."
How many peas I'm a pint. and how
many hops in a flca2 II "a bushel
Of potatoes weigh 60 pounds how
MANY skins will II take 10 cover
hut Noah Barbeau knows. old Noah
j. the guy that puf the "go' in goo.
pher down IN camp this year
| Tickied his Ark with fea,hcr and
pulled out cf the mud; put IN his
gasoline upside down and "plum"
I perpendicular hills Watch his
witty brain work every week. Re
putA the ray" In Brayne
Van SAINT has wandered from The
/ fold. whats wrong. old topper
Perhaps. but where have We heard
the name oliver before?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

What housewife with children
bringing their books and papers
home from school has not wished for
some place In which they could he
kept together with tho accessories
for school work, a place which
would Insure there was no danger nf
decorating the tublecloth 10y the ac-
,idrptai upsettiug of an ink we'll. The
deskerctte which is described here
offers a solution OF most ot these
troubles, for the Cnild In school wiu
find ample space for his school be-
lungings and they can ho moved
together from one place to another
as convenience may make it de-
Eirhhle.
The deskerette may DO made OF
any kind OF wood, Bottom and ends
arc -" thick, and shelf. partition
and back -" thick. First prepar,
,he bottom and the back and faster
them together with nails or screws
te sure that In every case each piec,
h '" Hnoothed and sandpapered befor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
Troop Sir

Here we are again. Though we
have not had our news reEularlv in
the papers. We are still much alive.
Al tho last meeting we had a GOpd
attendance, We held an election for
n patrol leader ana an assistant na-
troll leader for the stag patrol.
Doral Turni,''v il TO be the patrol
leader and paul FLANAGAN was
elected assistant patrol leader. They
sav they will give race to the
other patrols In passing tests Father
r.. Depreitere gave a short tax for
the good Of the troop. Our scout
master. Mr.. Freymuth, announced n
hike for next Sunday afternoon and
gave us also an interesting account
OF some NJ the places which he Wis
tied during his vacation. An indoor
team VIII he nr~arigah nnA we thIr !,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
around the Circle

The Boy Scouts viii meet trains
and assist the teachers when the
Northeastern Oklahoma Educational
association meets here November
3, 4 and 8.
Scouts pace beats the tortoise as
well as the hare.
It's gettin' out and seein' things
And doin. thin"a and bein' things
That helps a fellow live.
One likes II Twin IN a tent.
And cllmbin' hills that God has lent
To help a fellow live.
And waterfalls aud mossy banks.
And woods and meadows. Let's give
thanks
That we can live.
The Boy Scouts are distributing
cards showing weights and measures
ot articles BOUGHT from peddlers. for
the Woman's Civic League.
Scout ExeNtiye Lindley has been
appointed chairman Of the commit
tee on Organization OF the local Of
flee for tho executives conference
that is TO be held In Fort Worth
Texas. next month.
Tho troop organization committee
ot the local council has started
campaign to put scout troop in
every school in the city.
Chief 'IlndIv snent tho weekend
at Camp Tahlequah checking up the
camp equipment.
For sale: Local headquarters
has received shipment OF Indian
craft fire-making sets. which are for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
NdzdriHe Church Finds
No Concerts in AdUGnce

ADVANCE. Mo,--The Nazarine
church has failed in its efforts to
organize a branch hero Folks did
not like the doctrines preached when
a circuit organizer of the new faith
visited here.
Here are the rules to which Ad-
vance citizens refused to subscribe:
Members musr\nOt attend moving
picture shows, Neaters, circuses.
fairs or dances The must not use
liquor or tobacco in any way, shape
or form they must wear no jewelry
except simple finger rings, they must
not belong TO any secret organization,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

Heemcd TO be seeing nothing but his
boat
He took her out, too, on the duck
pond. The keeper was feeding the
ducks ana geese there and Robby
slipped out beside him, boat tucked
undcr his arm, and presently he had
the Sunrise In tho water again. slip
ping along she was between ducks
which looked green and red and
blue and geese, white ana graceful
aud besides ono avian. aluw aud
proud. Bobby's eyes seemed TO be
ON the boat alone
Philadelphia. new York. Bobby
was looking always Tor the place
whore water shone, water on which
boat could be floatcd. : In New
YORK he found wonderful world
Its name was the Brun2 Zoo The
Sunrise hero. by means ot tho string
and Rohhy's guiding hand navi-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
Troop TUO

Meeting called to order 1880 p, m.
Business discussed. including tn"
oatn, pledge and law ceremonies ac-
cording to program from headquar-
ters. William Kelley, our new presi-
dent, took over the games. The
bun part Of the game had to be
demonstrated by Kelley himself 4
Co, because this was a part that
all OF us could take part in. After
dismissed.
The Editor wants to know: How
Mr.. Sections gostic'is getting along.
II Kelley wasn't bulling us when he
played the part OF the bull. II the
new patrol leaders need any help.
II James Brown has been kidnapped.
II Sam Diamond IL going to
the world cham pionship swing race
at Nome. Alaska. this winter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
Gabe Has Made a Mistake

Word was received today by the
police department TO hold Mr. Gabe
Winklcr and retinue for investiEa-
tlon. Lawyers and detectives en-
gagged TO run down Mr.. Winkler and
connected with the estate of Mr..
Winklers recently deceased uncle,
say that MIR. Winkler has misappro-
priated the estates funds. The
money from this estate It seems
should have gone TO Mr.. j. NJ. Indy
~ this city. for his kind attentions
to Gahe's uncle~6t previous date.
Winklcr and hN crew are residing
comfortably in a cell. The monkeys
and dog were taken for walk today
by the prison guard, Developments
OF the case will follow swiftly Is
the report given out ny u. II. Too,
counsel for Gabe.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
TroOp Nine

Well. We are stlll alive and going,
so don't forget us. We had a good
business meeting and we decided to
have feed one week from next
Friday. This IL the stuff, isn't III
Well ] should say The Boys' Life
was also discussed rs we'll as regis
tration. About half our boys have
registered now for the following
year
The color guard was mounted.
This has become n regular tom now.
MIR. Johnson gave talk and believe
me. we have one wide-awake com
mittceman. I find that all the com
mittee is busy in the dark, we hear
not Of their deeds. Don't he so
bashful, committee. After this we
had games. Toby had charge OF
them, as Mr.. Kuckert had gone to
a pie supper after the business
meeting.
Mr.. Clark; What are you going
to do In the Kitchen? ?"
Geo. W. "Eiect officers"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
Wife Doesn't Care HOU
Often Hubby Beats Her

COMMUNICATIONS Cornatelli got
Off comparatively easy when ar
raigned before Municipal Judge Os-
born on a charge of wife-beating
Louis wife testified she didn't care
how much he beat her,
Placing Louis on probation, with a
30-day suspended workhouse sem
tence the Judge informed him that
he must quiz mistroating Mrs, Corna-
tell even II she doesn't object
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
\ Re Prepared IQ-NN DO Good Turn Dny"
ArION

our patrols have all been re-
formed. They are now as follows:
Patrol tSilyer Fox); Ruth Irwin.
Ruth Barr, Bercnice Martin, La
We're Shoenfelt. Ruth Moran, Rachel
Nelson. Helen Jacobs and Jennie
stone, Patrol 2 (Busy BecJ Norma
bowman. Louise Phillips. Margaret,
Frances and Lorena Hoff, Lady
Aiiceu stone, Patrol 3 Betty Rogers
Mou"ttn McNay opal Query Eva
Thrower, Harriet Conner. Irene
MyElrcath and Loota Iassiter.
At our last meeting many Of US
asked our captain If we could not
give a Iallowo party. She said
she would think about 81. We sim
cHrcly hope her thoughts concerning
this correspond with our own, and
nero is no need saying what our
opinion is.
Someone called us the "snashbai
troop Well. perhaps We have
earned that name. However, what's
the use OF practiClng smashball II
no ono will play US? This IS an
other OF our series OF challenges TO
anyone who viii play us peppy
samo of ball soon, and the sooner
the better. Please call Osoge 74t
or Usage 3722-R.
orders have been sent to national
headquarters Tor gold and silver at
tendance badges and we are eagerly
awaiting their appearance. That is.
those to whom they arc to be given
are eager to have them. and the rest
we'll they all say they VIII have
one next year.
We have several scouts who are
earning their health winners badges
and they are all waiting patiently
for December I. for that is the last
day they VIII have to live up to the
requirements OF the health badge,
Never mind. Eirls. only Il month and
I a half moro ana then you can say
YOU are the First group of girls who
have ever won the health badges In
Troop 3.
our scribe has Just about OK
| hausted her stock OF questions and
says mat IL someone doesn.+ give
her list OF new ones soon she will
have TO resort TO such questions as
these:
How many beans In a cantaloup
Which Ia the warmer. the north or
the south pole?
How many cubic feet of gas to the
half pint?
one of our lieutenants has gone
/ away and the other has started a
/ scout troop in Red FORK and doesn' I
/ have time to help us. so we are IN
I as bad a fix "a ever. IL anyone
| knows nice young lady who can
/ make Patrol l behave, please send
0 a "a b..
/ ono OF our sweetest smiles. Oh,
/ yes.
[ We are sorry we did not get any
1 news to the paper last week, but
/ owing 20 an accident We failed 10
/ make connections. Better luck next
I time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
The Chief Wants to KnoW
who's who?

Who's who
Where Barbeau gets his brain
work
The color OF blue blackberry
picked when its green.
II you knew the handle Of the
pitcher Is on the outside?
II you are getting ready for That
big meeting November rs?
When you are going to look UP
our dope In the Tribune?
II YOU knew we had section bver
there?
II that's the way Paul treats Miss
lone. GIr the Little Tvcnnrl'
Whore he can buy "dome" polish
The purpose OF man with no
brains?
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Scout Calendar

Monday p. m. Radio class To-
ual headquarters.
Thursday--Troop rs, Nogales ave-
nue., Baptist church. Deputy Com
missioner q. W. Willetts.
Friday--Troop T. Holy Family
church. Deputy Commissioner l..
W. Ohlander
Troop 4-Second Presbyterian
church. Deputy Commissioner +.
T.. Bussard.
Saturday Troop 49, Trinity
Episcopal church. Deputy Com
missioner 4, u. Craft.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
Enrgctmcnnt Troon 0.

Four Of our girls having lately
passed the tenderfoot test, We had
initiatory service Friday evening and
a party following our regular meet
ing at the First Christian church.
The girls are working hard on
flower finder and health winner
badges
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

weather only a few days.
Queen Isabella Of spain sold her
watch and chain and other millinery
So that Columbus could discover
America.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
We wnnt 10 know

How many troops have sent in
their share to national headquarters
to promote scouting We have.
What the captains OF different
troops think Of having a get-togother
meeting some time and getting ac-
quainted and exchanging ideas.
what do you say, captain
Well. scouts, we think Tulsa
needs local council very muchS
Here IS hoping we get one IN the
very near future.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

enough OF it to challenge any other
troop.
JOHN GALLAGHER. Reporter
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We have elected. "A new group Of
officers for the winter, as follows:
Rachel Nelson secretary, Ruth
Barr, secretary haVerne Sho'nz
fclt, scribe; Ruth Irwin, leader
Patrol / Ruth Moran. corporal;
Norma Bowman leader Patrol ?,
Louise Phillips, corporal; Betty
Rogers, loader Patrol g. Monetta
McNay, corporal We have also
changed our meeting day to Tuesday.
as that day Is more convenient for
all
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We have five new members. They
are Mouetta McNay, Betty Rogers,
Harriet Conner Margaret and
Frances Hoff we were very glad
TO get these new girls and are sure
they win all be true scouts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

Rcginning Thursday we intend to
study nature, birds. and In fact
everything that looks interesting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
Wanted 10 Know

How many scouts working on
first class requirements can work
out the problem in finding the
width OF a stream at their next
me- ting2
How many scouts spilled sugar on
the way home Tuesday night? Your
captain and lieutenant followed the
trail as far as the drug store, whore
the mystery deppcned and they
could 20 no farther.
What has become of Dorothy
Barr?
what Edwina's last name Is?
What the name Of the next new
troop Ia to be?
How many Sunflowers can have
suits by Christmas?
MIR. Indy, BOY Scout executive
OF Tulsa. has kindly consented to
meet With, all Girl Scout captains
and lNutenants in the city at the
Boy Scout headquarters next Thurs.
day evening al 7:30 10 discuss the
necessity and advantages OF estab-
fishing local council In Tulsa, and
what course 10 pursue In organizing
one. We, AS scouts, have long felt
the need OF council and are re-
joiCing IN the fact that we are ready
tn make the first step In securing
one. II Is urgent that all captains
and iloutenants be present at this
meeting Thursday evening.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
IS PyzzLEz z Z: Z.
u OOPNER,
CONCEALED INSECTS

CONCEALED INSECTS
4 letter taken from each word viii
reveal an insect In each sentence,
!. Save and thrive.
2. Brown waited most patiently
.. Reading interests all thinkers
4. Father called you.
g. Steady progress will rewara
earnest endeavor.
6. Come over tomorrow, Arthur
THREE LETTER sQUAREs
A tablet
\ girls name
A gentle blow
Sorrow
Unit OF electrical resistance
An animal
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sunflower Troop {.

sunflowcr Troop {.
Eleven scouts Ot division 1 were
present M the meeting Tuesday
evening. four mcmbers OF Patrol T.,
three Of Patrol aud four ~ Patrol
3 being on hand We were glad W.
were able to have our meeting on
Tuesday. Tor the high school girls
are dismissed carly on that oven
inE aul 30 enables US to start our
meetings at least half an hour
earlier.
Edna Fcttcr ot Patrol was
absent because OF "a severe case OF
Ivy poisoning.
Twenty cents ln back dues was
paid iu at the last meeting Tho fol
lowing members OF this division are
now paid up lb fun 10 November /.
Patrol Anna Hardy, linda Ess-
Icy ana Mayme Lowry. Patrol @
AnnRmae Howard, Louise Clear.
Bcrchie Raincs and Florence John
son, Patrol 3-Dora HuddlcHon.
lugrid Brandborg Edna Fctter and
Lcnore Turnquisl
Arrangements were completed az
this meeting for the candy sale at
Hotel Tulsa on October 20 lngrid
Brandborg and Gladys Rupp were
appointed on a committee to ar.
range for the selling; Almanac
Howard and Edwlna az the pur-
chasing committee; Lenoro Turns
quist, lngrid Brandborg and Dora
Huddlcstun as the committee on
posters, lavina clear and Almanac
Howard AS the general arrangement
committee.
Look In these columns next sun
day for e detailed report OF the
candy sals We are hoping for
faithful WORKERS, fair weather and
good buyers.
Ella irwin, ono or our first sun
flowers and loyal scout. has been
transferred tO Clovcrloaf troop No. 1
at Red Fork.
Patrols 4. 3, and Z will mee,
Mondsy at o'clock at Linculn
school.
4 u5w assignment Of our new
scouts 10 patrols was recently made
as follows; Patrol Elizabeth
Miller, Iris Vance, and cleo Burke,
! Patrol G--AlleynO Beaver Patrol 7
Gala Crandall. These new scouts
should have their new numbers al
tho meeting Monday night. for na
progress In scouting can be made
Z until they have them to prepare
/ their lessons from.
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Patrols 4. 3, 6 and Z will meet
Mondsy at 4 o'clock at Lincoln
school.