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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

OF Oklahoma. At the ou.... !.
the civil war he was u,.. -
his family west OF SkWf..k
southern sympathizor. he w.. man
captain OF one OF Genera s,srS
Watie's Indian coRpgulos U.. as
leader of the redskins found ,t,'
he and northern leaders iu ..r.tss
positions shared the same Or .hfa'
they had AS much trouble vu4.lt.
varring Indians as they haI Vi,b
one another
At one time SChrinshcr and 4tor,
25 OF his company were riur. 4lorg
near what Is now Owasso and sp5
denly came upon party ol rGse.
Cnncs, about five times as IHmyrr9,
as SChrinsher and his rols.. .u sal,
diers and Geckcd out I'm tha nm
rcgalia OF war paint and feathers
| That they were on the warpl'n wa.
evident and SChrinsher mentally og
fered up a prayer OF farewell f1 the
world in general. expecting ,u.ulof.
annihilation in spite OF any resist.
anco that he and his handful of sor.
dicrs might offer. The ChpyenAs
were going one way, the soldiers N.
other. The Cheyonnes were Iuayily
armed. Riding single file, they s'.
lently passed by tho little cumuarv
headed by SChrinshor. Not 20 shot
was fired, not IA word was uttered
The Chcyennes eyetl the soldiers In.
tently as they rode by, aud tba
soldiers, tcnsely on the defensive
returned glance for glance. Next M
mis- delivery from the Grows bv
means of his Masonic appeal, Sghrln.
sher considered this his most mi.
TaCulous escape.
The period following the Civil wa,
and up to 1850 was one OF the wild.
est in the history of the indian ter.
ritoEy. Besides the troubles grow.
ing out OF the war, there were many
outlaws and bad Indians who gave
the officers n great deal OF trouble
such was the condition existent
iwhen Schrlnsher became sheriff o'
Coowoescoowee district. made I'D OF
most OF northeastern Oklahoma and
the Usage country.
SkiatOOk Makes Sensational I~pap,.
one OF his first experiences AZ
officer OF the law Schrinshcr was
fond OF telling as a fairly good Joke
on himself. Skiatook, fulI-bl0od
Cherokee Indian after whom the
present town OF Skiatook IS named,
was wanted by the government.
I - lAlth WIN n Ndl ant lbI MS arrest
as we'll az with their personal ar.
tillery, Schrinshcr and his deputies
went after him at his home just be-.
low Bird Creek Falls, five miles wcst
Of OwassO. Skiatook saw the Off.
GERS coming, made a lightning dash
for the river and plunged in, break.
ing through the thin ice that COW
cred II and swimming under water.
The officers stood stockstill, dun.
founded. and Skiatook was well up
the side OF the opposite bank before
they recovered sufficiently to shoot
at him. It s. interesting TO know, in
this connection, that SkiEtoOk not
only made his getaway in this par.
ticular case. but lived through sim.
liar exciting experiences to ripe
old age and died a natural death.
The taking of Bill McNair, Jtor-
ious outlay and bad man was one
OF the accomplishments OF SohrIn.
shcr during his tenure OF cffiry. Ait-
or several years service, n" returned
to his farm near ClaremOre and it
was irony of fate that after his
years of thrilling escapes and ad.
ventures in the pioneer wilds. he
should have died from beng struck
bVf lightning. In 1905.
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TROOP .

~ happened tho meeting didn't
nptu u visitor An are mourning
the fact ag thiH iI the first meeting
iu centuries that We dNlu't have wise
fiurH You know that 10 r1iuod Co
Keen uB uff our hike aud tho
weather man Is or should boz roody
Tor a calling down. llo viii have
another chance noNt Friday
Bows. wo SEQ TIOOp 4 lH waking
up. You know 80 ia spring now aud
bears always alrDp through the wiu-
ter and como ont boo the summer.
Good work, -Four.
we had a tryout of AN hiudwrlt .
ing experts aud VIII decide whether
We hDNo good writer lu camp "t
not. We allowed Frank rullium ana
Harry Mann or rather voted Zoo
these two boys to our select circle.
This brings our enrolment go about
% and makes ug ready Tor now
troop that We have hoped for a ycar
60 have,
What arc tho uses ~ tho horscp
asked tho examiner Of Noel Powell
who was passing horse muuHhlp.
Nool ITO run away from some
one with Good reasoning, Noel
A tcndcrfoot hike lH 90 Dee scheduled
soon Some Saturday afternoon this
is 60 hc done Mr. kuCkCrt said hc
wanted 90 season them ao thyy can
be ready 20 70 ON nm overnight TINS
summer. We all were once tender
foot know you have seen Mt
Meyer since tho grand Cvcut Of bee
coming executive. but let mo to-
veal n startling Incident. Tho other
morning + was up Mt tho store nud
no camo in Absolutely hc dldut
have his paint on. lie must wash
once lu n while, Sorry ! can't use
some moro dope. hut it won pas.
tho chief. "Why7"
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Troop I, Sand Springs

We met last Friday ot tho CDm-
muulty church, Eoll called, m,n-
utcs read py Scribe IuyiH old aud
now business Eiyou Paul Partridge
ana Dallas Enamel WDro voted In
troop. Paul Partridge passed the
test and DALLAS Emnncl transferred
There viii be no mury haskctptll
thls year. the last game played was
between the Panther and Bear pa
trolls Baseball ig next. SECT ready.
we're coming. Tho Rear patrol
meets every Monday They changed
from Thursday. The Panther pa
trol meets Tucsdays Patrol Leader
williams called early last Tuesday.
John Cornelius tho organizer ~
tho Amateur Radio club has "a
sending set now but had tp wait Tor
his license. Tho Radio club meets
Wednesday night pt z.
By EUGENE StGNER,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

Peerless a thousand billion" the
next and I'm "A short space OF time 70
was "a trillIOn times"
OgilyIe recently took Miss MARI
tin TO Paris. intending 10 divorce his
wife and marry the Eirl. Then came
tho break. ORilvie demanded a rec
turn OF his presents to Miss Martin.
valued at $4,000, and accompanied
the demand with a slur on her char
actcr which caused her 20 sue.
on September Z, 1871 he scut his
last wireless TO Miss Martin in
Europe, II ended with peerless
hundred tvilllons"
After that. Miss Martin says, she
received only one letter from .Hm
and tbat was 70 notify his 'D1rins
aIadonna" that his lawyer insisted
on recovering from her tho SO 900
presents he said ne had given .es'
'When the suit was filed Miss Mar
tin charges sho was DETAINED, h'r
suit was thrown out of a lower court
but an appeal has Just been FLED.
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MONTREAL.-A millionaire when
dollars were concerned but a tTIl-
llOnaire when ~ came 10 love.
That's how Miss Sarah Elizabeth
Martin CharaCtcriZos shirley Ogil-
vie. fiuanCier, her former tiauuo.
Miss Martin charges i'm her SlO0,-
600 suit against Ogilyie that the rld-
ely finRncier lust hubbled over with
generosity when he offered her his
love.
And 10 prove her charges she Of
fers In evidence letters and cable
grams from Ogilyie,
The telegrums, cablcgrams and
wireless messages, there are a
sheath OF them, show that the in
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NOT roo BIG roR Ku.KLux
Doctor l. Taken Ia River Bridge and
IcCturcd on Ills MisdOingS.

Special % Tho World
M'ABESrER. April THAT they
do not get too big 20 be handled was
proven when Doctor Mclean. .and-
Ing six feet three inches and weigh
inE 23O pounds was taken from q
drug store AZ lIcaycuer Tuesday
night by II men in Ku-kluN klan
regnlla.
He was taken to\the Potcau river
bridge, four miles from town. and
lecturcd upon the error OF his ways.
then tbe three ears which carried
the party returned 10 the outskirts
OF Hoayeuor and unloaded Mclean.
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t,..'..,'''t ~ ',i'',..., O. .tB..
..r ~. To-. rr,f,lng ~, hIs ,,p gr
.. .I..uIun1.da haapItaL scout
....H Has hurt llH month and
.. .I worry hard iIIu" ul d.. Ip
... uI 5ou scouts want Goo do %
...t aUu why DONE yuH gp over
H"1 600 .n Scout whitehead n7 Do
H. .' worry Eiad tp frc YOU.
'lD'n.up Campaign Postponed.
Iu" .igHn.up campaign has h'.h
". u..I from iHo fI.i Two Hr.
U. NUI Zoo i.. i't Two W''h1 pi
.u..
Rows Iifr
... u.... l... r... ,....... 4.
... Ur 20 .....I .,..... tU ......4
....II i,l..f..I. ,u,g.,gI., .r ina
.....HI. .uI, aI 81 .U per t,,r.
Monthly Comparison.
TULSA CITY.
Nn"..f '''l '."N'. '-I
MONTH lUb. lhH month ''". rum
I"r '"ud"ii'ni lN.'H I1aH'd. l'Hl
month ~. iH.H MONTH tt. seWn'r
second '.I" Tests. h.i mnnlh. la'.
fN'H month"; l''. Nuuh'r iiiFi class
ir.'.. lnHt month 81, ius month.
l"I Number mDrt hllEr7 ono
0"H'. nl UH.H'I. iI.H month. 100.
Number uf l.IH,'-. lhs mouth. '.
Numucr of h"ura of civic service,
Ii.' W"N'N. I"l Irt I'.' iH'h'Nf
l.1.au.
TULSA cot HIh.
Number ruaII,rpu scouts. last
month. 90. ml4 month. lJl
Iur the kIwnuis Ilnb.
tn t1 Wednesday, March 20. the
/ boy scouts had turned iu LILO
books for tho library
Scout Iamio walker ~ Medic, who
was injured Iu 10 WrogtIug match
while ON "a hike. is unable To walk.
but ls rho,rful Tho scouts al Medic
. homo rau ON him Scout walker
/ ION over nm cmbaukmput while
+ wrratlIug aul crushed both or his
/ hrpIa ana vni bo laid up for months.
nn. N,,, C,n,n
1900.
I , ON April o. tho Lions club ot THIS
/ 'ilN. ls g"luf u" Iuo'l WIN l'H cav ,
/ a. l.ao y. M. ON il' volh'r ot
/ Fourth aud Cincinnati aud 90 out
. ~ tho now ciWuHllo ON tu'h'o
. creek in hrrak'iho ground Tor ,1hp,
/ All scoutmnator uud troop oIIitciS
are Invited.
Judge Lindsey ,..r
. Julke ihuua'y WI. p' ~" ~ Nl.',,,...,, .,
/ should mako it point 10 "Il'hu
i nus number
bifd House contest
Tho p,prpsg bird houso books arr
. rived thII week Most OF them have
InIrcudy boou given tu patrol leaders
/ hut thoro arc Hlll some lpft 90 be
. given 10 other uatrul leaders.
Don't forget the contest closcs
/ Aprl 3 nud an bird houses must be
st hcaduuurtcrs by Aptl to bo
nidgod upon April S. The kiwuuis
club will give urigrs 60 the three
|bcst. Rcmcmhcr the date.
civic work.
During tho past week the Roy
scouts have boon doing civic service
for The sunday school convention.
|Thcy met trains an night Monday
land Tuesday. others acted ~ ush-
Iors. checking clerks aud messengers,
.tfp to "Wednesday. March -, % boys
had duuc 1N- hours and five min
.utos Of work
New Supplies
We hlyp new supply NJ scout
Idiarlcs ana handbooka shirt and
cpnt buttOua fromlkIug n e. Z S,
badges of an kinds Tor scouts, ofn-
Gers. etc. Come lu and ret what
YOU want
Hats or!
Some of our scouts Camc 90 head
quarters not long ago complaining
| that men stood along the line uf pa
radc and did not uncover. Have we
] furguttpnNpo soon what tho flag ana
Ian il sthndg for has cost u.s.
! Along the street thoro comes
A hlnrc ot hurlcs. wfrlo of drums,
And LOYAL hearts are beating high
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sTION
% a Il0d IuT0 UlIy
OF. AMERICA,

q B'fulNC Hooker gave good dem
onstration of the hand. Jaw and
skull baudugCs and tho arm sling
/ using Lucille Tanner rs a patient" D."
| after she had been carried I'm In a
/ helpless condition by Grace Phillips
ana Gonoyicyc Franklin.
Little Florence Best. ngcd o wears.
! made the h.t of the oychIug boz hpr
Z first appearance ON the stage. She
calmly ate post tDstios while our
/ twin scouts, Vera and vida Rupp
sang "a lullaby Juuu.tu Shouts had
charge Of "Miss Best iu demon
stratIuE the child nurse badge.
jessie Srhoolcy made our intro
ductory speech and Nudcll Emerson
had charge OF the cards TINT am
nounccd our members Frances
ward assisted with the stage sct-
ting between numbers.
our last number consisted of a
camp sDouc ut the close OF which
all the uniformed scouts pledged
allegiance to the flag.
We arc very grateful 90 Miss
. Wall music teacher, who helped
mako cur work a succcss hy play
ing our agcompautmcuts for us.
our trou-urors report showed n
/ balance on hand March - of 5000.
Tile suuGowcrs voted 10 hold
/ themselves in readiness 10 help lu
/ whatever way they may bee called
/ upon 20 make the cleanup cam
| palgn "a success in Tulsa.
Nva Brown gave us am interest,
! ing report of tho play hy Forget
me not troop aud the talk ON fire
| prevention hv Mr.. u. Pierce. wh!yU
wuro given to Grl Scouts recently
40 the First Christian church.
Tho results Of our mler-patro
contest win Dee published lt rDhoO
tomorrow. II wus decided tb Cou'
tiuuc this contest work To the end
OF the school year Mldpu Emcr.
son, Gcueyipye Franklu,1 Grac,
Phillips Jessie SChoulcy, Lucy Hoff,
man, Margaret Mclaughlin. Bernie,
Hooker Elizabeth Miller and Cleo
Burke mhdc n perfect record in the
contest for tnu entire two months.
Mnymo Lowry has ordered ono
of the new scout mIddics.
Miss Horton -of Cluyyrlogr troop
Rcd Fork aud MARGARET laForg,
OF GDldonrod troop wrro welcome
visitors at our demonstration last
/ Friday lt Lincoln school
can you ton us
What became ot the cooks" fouJ
biscuits the evening Of March 2S?
why Dora UuddlCstou, Lucille
. Tanner aud Pauline Gohinclto were
absent from the last meeting
/ Otherwise We would have had a
. perfect attendance record Tor IN,
] entlro troop
/ what wo would do without Miss
. Wall Co play fov us when We have
7 "A show" ot any kIud2
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lance.
invented a codeword TO express his
uudying love for the girl OF his
dreams,
That word was peerless Ac-
cOrdiug 10 Miss Martin, Ii meant:
An the love OF my heak aud
body aud soul is yours 10000 600
times
Feeling that even this assurance
was inadequate, 1t WAS the million.
aires habit 10 multiply this esti-
matc of his love by the most eXag-
gerated numerals measuring the in
creaslng degree OF his ardency.
Peerless million times" he
would wire one day.
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We have planned a unique way OF
answering ron can az next meet
ing. owing TO several discussions
We have had on fire prevention
lately, several OF the live" scouts
have been investigating around
their homes trying to find out whore
the nearest fire alarm box is. The
whole troop has taken up this idea
and we are each TO answer roll call
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Miss Freeze. tho history teacher
~ Horace Mann, l5 to be captain
and ''rs. RomDaugh is % be lieu-
tenant. Mrs. Romhaugh's little
4. ghtcr. Elizabeth, IS corporal OF
InlrnI B.
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We have decided to have our
meetings on Thursday evenings in-
stead Of Tuesday because so many
or the scouts take music lessons on
fhat date.
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nInrIrIl Trnnn s.

(By Lillian Gray.J
A. last We have a captain and
lieutenant. Almost all winter we
have been without either. The girls
have not been idle though, and we
have about an been initiated.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

ynuu.r 90 buy themselves the Itlnd
~ clothes they would Ike. There
is demand FOR reasonably priced,
good looking dresses that tho whole
salCrs in America make.
"a company is forming 20 meet
that demand, and l am TO have n
part IN H. I am studying designs
so that I will understand what our
designers are doing and 20 see that
the best STYLES. combining beauty
and tasteful simplicity, will be
offered our women. Their clothes
have been in the Eugiish> mods
which consists Of either sports suits
or evening dresses. An tailored
suits We see az home look ns II they
Wrrc cut f-Om one pattern
Irelaud's young people seem 10
bc her leaders loo every line at ppes-
ont This js surely youths day In
Erin. Collins, leader ana fiance
minister of the Dali Eiroann, is o. It
yct So Probably hc doesn't thinN
the women Of bis isle need any sa-
torill cuh8ucomouts for their beau
tv. but the Introduction o. q great
Industry won't be az o'l a had thing
+. business and viii interest the
fomiuIuc population considerably.
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Financier Had Thrills WO0i1g Sten0'

Millionaire Where Dollars Were Concerned but Tonae When
Miss Sarah Martin. Who s Suing Him for 100000
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/ troop. represented the Girl Scouts
of the city at a meeting held AZ
the city han the evening Ot March
a., 10 discuss plans Tor the Tulsa
cleanup campaign.
Kiss Miller. secretary of tho 10
] cal council has received request
for Information. concerning starting
/ q Girl Scout troop In rHwhusku.
/ I'm many places whore BOY Scouts
l already exist, the demand In strong
| for tho sister organization of Girl
| Scouts. and these requests are be-
coming quito numerous.
We would like 20 hear through
/ those columns from the Girl Scouts
/ iu sand springs.
Tho organization recently formed
| boy the captains ana licutouauts OF
| tho city will hold itg regular
| monthly meeting next Tuesday
| cyouun In the Y, ". G. 4. at $50,
Sunrlowcr Troop No. 1.
] Patrol Z had a perfect attendance
record a. our last meeting, The
srouts or this patrol arc Goruico
/ Booker, Faye Ferguson. Elizabeth
Hillcr Virginia Fenstormuchor,
lr1uucs pCtisker Cleo Burke,
Ruth FuIling, lris Vance ana Ruth
jenkins.
Miss. MILLER. instructor VI .ho
tcudorfoot class, was not with us
Monday because uf Illness. The
troop voted to send her Easter llios
|aud vera Brown was commissioned
TO attcud TO tho purchasing.
MHdcll Emerson gave as q report
OF tho Glrl Scouts in prumright
at our last business meeting
Ruth Jenkins. new student IN
IAucoIu Junior high, was u vel,
como addition - our troop last
week. Sho has enrolled In troop Z,
Miss Groir, English schCr I'm
. Lincoln Junior high, had charge OF
/ the teudCrfout scouts at the lasl
mcotinE We appreciate Miss Grcig'.
helping us out In Miss Millcrs ab.
scucc,
Madou Emerson, Nulc Mcmahon
! Gala Crand81l iris Vance and Cleo
Burke completed tho work ON the
compass Monday evening.
Lucy HOFFMAN and Elizabeth NIL
Ter completed the slgu1lIlng re-
QuIrcmpuis for second class work
| ut tho lat meeting.
Goucvicyc Franklin, Vera oud
vida Rupu and Murgarot MrLaugh.
lin wcrc wcll prepared un their
work ON home nursing last Mon
day.
For our part = tho program aD
the patrou-tcaohcrs' meeting March
ga the SunflowCrs demonstrated .
fow ~ the activities necessary for
securing sOmo ~ the Girl Scout
merit badges Tho ueodlowomln
badge was demonstrated hy Gladys
Rupp, H.lda Ess,ey, Louise Clear,
/ Maymct Lowry, GCucviovo Franklin,
/ Grace phillips, Dora lluddloston ana
] Lucy Hoffman. These girls showed
] knitting. embroidery, darnlng mill
| lucry, sowing on a garment and
taking measurements FOR gar
mCni,
Icnorc pcriskcr gave talk on
/ tho cook badge. exhibiting biscuits
/ uf her own make. Fave Ferguson
] explained tho construction and use
/ NJ the flrelcss cooker that was made
by scouts working for the home
makers badge.
| GLADYS Wick. Lorona Vincent and
Jessie SChoolcy gave Am exhibition
...N a.. D. 4 n |.U
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next meeting by giving tho location
OF the fire alarm box nearest to our
homes.
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when asked what their greatest
wish was tho following g.lls au-
swDTCd.
Homie. "Dh. I want 20 40 on n
real good wiener roast and have the
best time I've ever had iAmcu,
BOuulo)
Elizabeth: 90 want TO become nm
Eagle scout as soon as possible"
Augustine: "Oh. I don't know,
unless it would be that I had my
old spanish lesson" (You have my
sympathy)
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We php1 our minstrr' and
we fear somo OF tho girls will not
recover from their laughing epi-
dcmic. Don't forget the date OF
our carnival at Irving school Fri
day, April Z, Everybody welcome.
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Be pyrdrcd"
.GIRLTSCOUTS
Tulsa
The Round Table

Mrs. Wuklcr captain ~ owl
troop. represented the Girl Scouts
~ the city at n meeting held at
the city han the evening Ot March
a. 10 discuss plans Tor the Tulsn
cleanup campaign.
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Cousin Describes "Mick" Collins Finance

Kathleen de Rohan Relative of Miss NIFTY Herman Who Will Marry
Collins Provisional of Ireland Says
Collins Sweetheart Young Lovely and Stately and Unlike Her Many
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treating" cutting and pairing ..I
ly makes bad matter worse
lions OF others are wiser
know how easily and quickly
II" shrivels and peels corns a.u ..,
luses off-in one piece. Get N.ll
money back il Il fails. Wear l.N
shoes with comfort. Get a pu..'
today. Il. Lawrence a co" NL.I
Chicago. Costs but a tritle-e'.'''
where. e.-Adyertlsemen
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

Tho first OF the week our mom-
horsh,p drive has passed and the
score of tho two teams Is as fol-
lows: Team headed by Loota las
sitter has brought n three new
members, Lou Nad.a Erwin. Hazel
Hover and Lucille Isssltcr; team
headed by IAycrue Schooufclt has
brought lon four now members Mar
garct Robinson, Louise Gilmore,
Mabel Gamble aud Grace Owens.
We are certainly glad TO welcome
these girls into our troop. ''ay they
all live long and happy scout lives
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Sign of Distress
Once Saved Sooner Pioneer
From Scalp Hunting Grows

Cunter Schrnsher Never Knew Why, but Warlke Cro,.
Made Him Their Friend After He Gave the Secret Signal
Whereas They Had Planned Annihdte Hm-Ho.
Skistook, for Whom the Town Was Named, Once EudeJ
Early Day Officers.
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After our business meeting last
week talks were given on various
scout subjects. as follows, Hiking" 4"
IuNcrnC Shocute't. what 20 do
whom lost in the woods Marion
Brady: what TO do for snake
u.to.' Iluth Moran. "lIow Co avoid
muscle strain" Betty Rogers. THE
five main points Of health" Ruth
Barr. An of these talks were very
interesting and instructive, and we
certainly appreciate the time and
work the girls spent In preparing
them for US.
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We have planned to go on a hike
ucNt Saturday, aud II the weather
man Is Kind NO doubt this plan will
ho carried ont We are 10 start az
s a. I'M. for Miller mouuta.u--and
then for one grand aud glorious
day
Packup your rinncr in your brown
kuIpsdOk
And hike. hike. hike:
Take am you need upon your own
strong back.
Wander where Sou like
Leave the road Ia motor cars,
The sidewalk 90 the bike;
So pack up Your dinner In your
brown knapsaek
And hike. hike, hike!
According 20 our tronsurcr's rc-
port at the last meeting wo have
exactly yNN5 Boo the treasury. Now
we are wondering how to make
moro moGc" Has anyone n sug-
gosuou2
Dues for April must bc paid ucyr
I1octIug. Don't forget, Flying
Eagles.
Troop wants 10 know
When We will get that new smash
ball our captain promised US We
could buy"
which win be tho first troop TO
play us a game OF smashhaU?
What patrol I was talking about
last meeting tsouudcd as N they
were planning good timo)g
where Louise Phillips was last
meeting MI hiH
What 90 was that Marian forgot
iu % r talk ON Lost iu tho-Woods 900
n % viii rain Saturday?
Whore Ruth Moran learned so
much about snakes?
Why LaNcruo s.. said she Alked
20 60 on hikes 1--WE think Sats'
was the world
Why moro troops DO not report
their news I'm the papcro
We would elect a new scribe for
Troop 30