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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-15

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Notice Is hereby given that GA rau.-
DAY. March Z, 1922. az 1900 o'eIock ps-
n, tho Board OF Education OF the
School City of Ham mond, Indiana, WALL
receive sealed proposals for the par
chase OF seven ID dwelling houses To-
Gated on the north aide or Eusseia
street, q 20 1o7 Inclusive Bids rsay
b offered sor one Or more OF sal
buildings At the option of the bidder.
Eaeh bid must b accompanied by car
tifled check payable 30 tAs School City
Of Hammond for ten per cant t9oe
OF bid. Ths hoard reserves the right
- reject any and all bids. ~
Bidders viii be required 20 rernrve
the bntldlnga from said premises not
later than May !. 1922. Ths out-build-
1ngs and garages IN connection with
each OF said houses viii Do considered.
as part thereof and included In sale,
L. L. BONr5ERGER. President
n. r. TENANT. Secretary.
r. A WILHELM. TreasuRar.
2;1E:fs
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Feb. 8. 1ae2
NOTICE OF RECEIVERS SALE.

NOTICE OF RECEIVERS SALE.
The Undersigned duly appointed Re-
ceiver Of the American Bortling Com
pany. in Cause No. 6I5S in the Lake
Superior Court. sitting at Gary. Room
3. entitled Charles D. Gamer VS. the
Amer lean Bottlng Company, will by
virtue of an order of court duly en-
tered on the 10th day Of February
1922, in said Cause. sell all the assets
OF the American Bottling Company
which include one carbonizer, one bot
tie washer, three cap machines. one
filter, one Packard truck, three Ford
trucks, miscellaneous small tools. one
frame garage. approximately 5000
empty boxes Of the American Boiling
Company. $50 gross or bottles. 90 gas
drums. 1890 gross caps, 80 gallon col
oring extract lease TO the premises
where situated. and all other assets OF
he Corporation.
Said Receiver viii sell said business
as going concern and operate the
same until sale is confirmed by the
! Court and possession given. said sale
will be held on February Is, 1892, at
ten o'clock a. m. at the office Of said
Company at 1888 Myrtle avenue, Ham
mond Indiana, (post-of1ce address
WhitinE).
Said sale will be for cash. Each per-
son desiring to bid must deposit on or
before ten o'clock a. M. February is.
/ 1922. = certified check for Five Humid
REQ ts50o00) Dollars drawn upon a
bank situated in Lake County, indiana,
and payable to the order OF Henry H
| Harms. Receiver. said check 20 he for
| feited to said Receiver if said bidder
! fails TO pay the balance If said assets
ar sold to said bidder.
HENRY IL HARMS
Receiver American BottIing Co
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RRDEER

IL he1ng shown to tina s@<fzs%cGon
Of the Court by affidavit ehis day aA-
ed. that the petition herein is fled 20
naym Charles .. DeninE and William
II. Jseob@ partners. doing business IN
ier Slss nane Of Diamond Jay-pes Conn
amy, and Charles &. Denotng indtvid-
Tally, adjudged bankrupEs, and that Sha
said William H. jacobs fs not now an
inhahitant Of said District, and dses
NOT voluntarily appear thereto. and Il
further appearing that personal ssr-
vice upon said defendant William H
jacobs is rot prxctieahle, IL In ordered
mat he DO appear and plead. answer
o.. dsu1ur TO said petition on or before
, the 2sth day Of February, 1929; and
sszis order SHAH BE- published in news
paper Of general circulation, printed
and published IN said District once a
week fer two con-ecu tive weeks. tho
e.cond publication 20 be ten days prior
TO the above return day.
United gTATF7S OF AMERICA.
DISTRICT OF INDIANA. SIS:
I. Noble g. Butler, Clerk OF tina DIS
trqc4 C0urt Of the United States for
the District or Indiana, DO hereby ceS~
tIfy that the foregoing is true coyy
of an order this day entered IL saie
Court in said matter.
| WITNESS my hand and ths Seal OF
SAID Court NJ Hammond, in said Dis
trfct. this 9Th day OF January. 1892.
! NOBLE c. BUTLER.
A(Sesg@ ClsTK
By: CHARLES T. SURPEIEE,
I Deputy Clerk.
Insch, Gavit sttnsaon q Gas1a
| Attorneys for Petitioner 1:e:lF
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STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUN-
TT. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT, SITTING AT HOMMOND,
INDIANA, JANUARY TERM. HER
MAN HAEfINEL VS.. JAN CLOVIS
ZEN. EFT AL. CAUSE NO. 211s6.
ACTION TO FORECLOsE MORT
GAGE.
Now comes the plaintiff by c. C
White and 6. Il. sheerer. his attorney,
and flies his ammended complaint herein.
together with an affidavit OF compe-
tent person, showing that the defend
ants thereto, to-wit; John s2ewczyl5
and --- Szewczyk. his wife, whose
true christian name is unknown, Marie
Doe, whose maioen name was Maria
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ADVERnsEMENFs ACCEPTED BY
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

L-AND0T.0GY- FREE. SPECIAL NUM-
OF clover land in Marinette County.
iscounsin. If for home or an In
Vestment you are thinking Of buying
5000 farm lands. where farmers grow
rich, send at once for this special num-
Der OF LANDOIoGT. 1t is free on re
quest Address Skidmore- Richie Land
70, 4e5 skldmore- Richie Bldg. Marin
cite. Niscon sin. 1:T:16t
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NOJItE
JACKSON STD r'aisT SECTION &C.
PAVEMENT

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
CITY Or HAMMOND. INDIANA.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
YOU are hereby notified that the
Board Of Public Works Of said City
will receive bids up to February 20th,
1922, az two o'clock 2. m for the
grading and paving the roadway with
Type @Kf' asphalttc concrete on con-
crete base; Type Il" vftr1aed paving
brick on concrete base; Type M con-
crete Type 70" Cresote wooden blocks
m concrete base tsventv-f ur feet
wide; $500 feet curb for Types K-L-O;
I catchbasin- inlets: 30 feet OF 8
inch pipe; SO feet OF Is inch pipe; $40
feet of Is inch pipe; 8 manholes, on
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NOTICE BY THE City or GARY OF
IT'S DIET ERA1TNATION TO ISSUE
MUNICIPAL BONDS AMOUNT
INC TO affh nm

ING TO sfJ5.000.oo
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
the City of Gary by its Common Coun-
ell. proposes TO issue bonds dated March
/. 1922, to the amount of $1150 10000 for
the purpose OF paving corporate debts
Of the said City. in accordance with
Ordinance No. $50 adopted on the 9Th
day of February, 1922. Said bonds 10
bear interest at the rate Of Five and
mum. payable semi-annually and TO he
payable as follows:
Fourteen Thousand Dollars (S14.000-
.oo) on March l. 1924.
Fourteen Thousand Dollars (sI4.000-
00l on March /, 1928.
Fourteen Thousand Dollars (SI4G0G-
.0N) on March I. 1926.
Fourteen Thousand Dollars (S14,o00-
.0o) on March I, 1927
Fourteen Thousand Dollars (sl4,000-
900 on March /, 1928.
Fourteen Thousand Dollars (Sf4.000-
.00) on March /, 1880
Fifteen Thousand Dollars (st5, 100000
on March j. 1882.
Sixteen Thousand Dollars fsf6.e0H .00)
or March !. 1898.
The total bonded Indebtedness of
said city, Including this issue. is Seven
Hundred Eleven Thousand, Five Hun
bred Dollars (s711,50o 00)
This notice is given in compliance
with the act of the General Assembly
or the State Of Indiana. approved July
31st. 1929. and acts amendatory there
to. in order that tax PAYERS affected
thereby may have due notice thereof.
CITY OF r pT FINANCE DEPART
MENT.
By: WILLIAM J. FULTON.
city Controller 2:S:l5
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others TO select from
Easy Pa vments
Free Records
WYSfAN PIANO COMPANY
K II Reid, Mgr
SIS Holman St.. Hammond. 2:13.St
SELLING OUT Cigars. Tobacco and
Pipes at bargain prices for one day
enlv Thursday. February 16. at 657
rom 10 a. to p. 2:15
FOR SATF=Kind1ine wood. delivered.
a truck load for Sc we deliver coal
and Standard OH coke PhoEe 1884
Hammond. 2:15-3
FOR SAI.E-Pen OF single comb white
Leghorns, and pen Of AnconaS. E.
C. Jacobs, HessviHe. Ind 2:15:2
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WANTED--MALE HELP

W AN'FED--Yo Dung mon, over II, desir-
ing government positions. $3.50 month
~, write for free list OF positions now
oPei, E. Terry. (former CiVu Service
eAaIniner) 495 Continental Bldg. wash
ington. -, q 2.l0.5t
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nor SALE--NIodern residence. south
side, near Holman st. seven rooms.
bed rooms upstairs, buyer can save
cash Come and see it, 1S2 Detroit
ST.. owner. Hammond. 2.9.tf
h0R SALE Tor removal cottage and
store building, near Oakley and state
Paxton Lumber Co. Hammond 2,l4;-
FOR SALE Business property IA the
heart of the business district in state
st. Hammond, Ind. Address owner
B-ll9, care Times, Hammond. 2.la.2
FOR SALF-Finest lot on the south
side, 81 foot frontage, $26 per front
foot. all Esse ssmsnts paid Terms
Phone appointment. personal interview.
Phone llG6-M Hammond. 2,l3:tf
FOR I4F-Modern new bungalow,
complete IN every detail. Located cn
Amy ave Bargain: terms Chas. r.
Gamer, $50, 119th 81. Phone Within :
495 20
FOR sALE-40 acres land. near ST.
John The old John M Thiel estate.
Write Geo. N. Thfel 4T35 W. Aiaplew God
ave. Chicago 2:14.6
FOR SAI4E-5 room cottage. cleo. and
gas. 30 foot lot $40 Forsyth ave
Phone 1293-J Hammond. 2:tf:a
FOR S-tLE-New 6 room house. south
side. east frontage. fun basement
furnace heat. laundry tubs, HOT water
heater, oak floors and dnish, built-iT
features. window shades. electric lights
etc Best buy in Hammond $500. $500
cash. la lance monthly. Phone 220S
Hammond 2:t4
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IN TIFF DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE DIS
TRICT OF INDIANA
Friday. JanuaFy u, 1922 Before the
HON. ALBERT p ANDERSON, Judge
In the matter OF DIAMOND JAY-D1E
COMPANY, WILLIAM II. JACOBS
and CHARLES C D1EAI1N9G. Alleged
hank<urts- cause Ns. 4sS. In Bank
ruptcy.
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PHONOGRAPHS
BARGAINS

This special Offering OF beautiful in
struments taken in exchange on higher
thoroughly overhauled and are fully
guaranteed
This IS the best lot Of standard make
instruments we have ever offered. Prize
ed to move them quick
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21E1s


Mrs e. lee.
certified medium.
Advice Daily on
Right way TO live.
Eiours 9 to g. .,,..,
~ =
Spiritual meet
ings every Sunday
and "Wednesday,
welcome FREE.
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s D. m. Everybody welcome. FREE.
$50 State Line St. Phone Hammond
1916.
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BY wTLETTA CAMPBELL,
z-S-15 Deputy C7eIk.
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STORAGE SALE
PIANOS AND
PHONOGRAPHS

These are all new 1922 IN
struments bought by us this
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NOTICE 10 NON -REsIDEn1-r'

Bv RUTH BERG,
Deputy Clerk. 2-I-S-15
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HENRY IL HARMS.

Receiver American BottIing Co
Published Feb. 18th, 18th. 14th. i5ti
and 10th.
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NOTICE TO NON-REsIDENT 7.

Deputy Clerk 2:s:15.2:
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las It. Phone 1929 Hammond PTS
ron PrNT-2 large beautifully fur
nisned rooms for light hsl7pg, gas.
lsgnf and heat furnished. first Goori
price right Must have reliable peo-
pie SI0 Alice ST. Hammond z,l9
FOR RENT-Pretty furnished. warm
bed room cheap. SIS so. Holman
St Hammond. 1;1a
FOR RT1ST--6 room house, south SIDE
furnished Immediate possess m.
Phone s21 Hammond 2.l5
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NOTICE OF SALE or DwBI. 80
HOUSES

Deputy Clerk a:s;1s.ss
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21
Troop s

Program May 16, 1922--S y. M,
opening; flag ceremony and pledge
Of allegiance; roll call answer by
saluting and loud whistle; reading
Of previous minutes and financial
report reading OF patrol minutes;
announcements: Hike next Sunday;
Mr.. Longfellow at Y. NJ. c. A. pool:
application for membership In the
rotary knot hole gang; registration;
voting In new members, Howard
Olson, Whitehead, John Freymuth,
Ingram. Yells: troop yell. America,
patrol yells. pyramids. Games: Mr..
Meyer or Mr.. Byard. Instructions.
First aid. Father Depraitere; signal
ing. Freymuth; compass and track
ing signs, Byard. Speakers. Closing
Taps by bugler. Scout oath,
The chief visited Troop and
makes the following report: Scout
master Freymuth doing efficient
work. Two assistant scoutmasters
two committeeman and Il halt
dozen visitors present. -Four ful
patrols. Splendid discipline and
much pep. The above program was
put on with snap and order. Three
fourths OF the troop were uniform
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The Salute
BY the Old Scout


One Of the neatest things In
scouting Is the smart, snappy sa-
Lutte, 1t has attracted moro attcu-
tion TO the scout movement from
those on the outside than almost
any other one Of our regulations.
Most scouts como TO good sa-
lutte whenever they sco an officer
some have not come to that point
of efficiency. The scouts should
bear in mind that a scOutmaster
does not like to bawl a FELLOW ont
for not samtlng; he is not "a mill
tary leader. \ scout salutes his
leader or any scout leader because
he is obedient TO scout ruleH and
respects his superiors.
a boy Joins the Boy Scouts vol
unfairly and can resign al any time
Therefore. IL he doesn't think
enough of his officers to salute them
lie ought to quit. IL should never
he necessary for a scoutmaster @
rcmlnd a scout that he should sa-
lutte or address him with Mister
Also. like in the army or navy, q
scout should salute the uniform. lie
respects the uniform because II IL
the uniform of his organization and
is authorized by his government.
When should a scout salute? i
scout secs his scoutmaster IRE
quently It is not necessary 20 salute
each time. but always the first time
each day. He should salute whei
/ he wishes TO talk to the officer anI
when the conversation is finished
When he gives an order and whei
he receives one 1t means: 81 under
sand" or "Tll do it."
Saluting with a military step i
sure to make a. better patrol ant
troop. a boy Just said that he sa
| lutes his officer because he finds I
n fine way to say "hello,' and be
cause he is proud OF the B. :. a
Saluting shows training - mono
your troop by showing that you ar
receiving the finest training iron
your scoritmaster. SALUTE HIM
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Troop 9

Troop has good bunch OF
small boys. Squeeters are small,
but so dynamic. We are the peppy
bunch Of the city. We get the cake
and the rest get the crumbs. Poor
boys! you can't help 1t, because you
are so slow.
The other day / happened to
step into headquarters and found a
bunch of loafers like Ed Wright,
Obermiller and a few others. You
see. troops don't loaf.
Friday we cleaned up the circus
grounds, as we got the parking priv
ilege with this understanding. Our
meetings will soon be held out OF
doors. Then comes the feed-yum-
yum!
Well. well! We actually have q
mule and giraffe in our troop. The
wonderful specimen has long ears
like a mule. neck like a giraffe
mouth like a mule. His kick Ia In
his speech because he is always
kicking about something. View Abe
Martin, the r1ule-giraffe.
Floyd Chambers (Kitty) was out
in the woods. A catbird was heard
"There Is a cat over there, Floyd
Floyd started calling, kitty. kitty!
Poor Floyd.
Our poor boob. hBE MARTIN.
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made us feel like having one Of
those things ourselves
Last week We had twenty scouts.
four visitors and two scoutmasters
present. We are getting things ready
TO make a mek-cart for our hikes
because those sctting-up exercises
sure pick up the muscle.
There was an awful wild animal
In the attic of our meeting room and
some scouts went IN to see what 1t
was. Some say Il was big and some
say little, others are sure It had a
head of long hair and feathers ia
It's tall, but the reporter thinks Ut
was an owl. However. some of our
electric wires got blasted I'm the
hunt and We were without lights at
one end Of our room last meeting
night.
Some bright bird said that the
wild animal was Squib Rogers
dressed up like monkey. Answer:
He don't have to dress up like a
monkey 70 look like one ouch.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21
Stage Door Beau of
LOndOn's Thedters
Gone, Say 'Doorkeeps'

LONDON---Stage doorkocpors OF
London theaters say tho stage-
door beau" is extinct and has
been replaced by a species OF
Young man more aptly described
by the American term stage
door Johnny"
The vanished beau" according
10 the guardian OF one London
Stage entrance. wore a large silk
nat at an acute angle, an elegant
cape over his evening clothes and
waited, a bouquet In one hand. a
be-ribboned box In the other.
gold -knobbed swaggerstick under
one arm. TO greet a chorus girl
and, with a graceful bow. to hand
hcr into his private hansom-cab.
Today. Jack doesn't do that. He
sits in his automobile putting IA
cigaret and when the other party
appears he calls from the curb:
Come on, Old girl, you've been a
long time" The car starts with
jerk and the girl Is hurled into
a seat.
Il suppose they are more sensi-
bic. but perpetual common sense
makes stagedoors like most other
places these days-they're awfully
dull" says the doorkeeper,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21
BOSTON PLANS
FREIGHT PLANES
Development Of a New
Class Of Carriers Will
Soon Be Here

PORTLAND, ore Carrying both
freight and passengers, mammoth
air liners Will. In tho uOt-far-distant
future. be placed In service between
New York, Chicago, san Francisco
Portland and New Orleans, accord
ing 10 Merle Thorpe, editor OF Ma
TONS Business. tho official publlca.
ton Of the United States chamber of
commerce.
Thorpe, who stopped here while
touring the country to survey gem
oral business conditions, declared
business is Cooking up" literally, AZ
well as tiguratiyoly. lie stated the
formation OF n $25O,OOO.O0O CorpO-
ration in Boston. which will estab-
lish the mentioned air service. rs
only one indication that business is
looking mp" judging from his ox-
tcusiye survey OF conditions from
coast to coast.
lie asserted that contracts al
ready have been awarded for the
construction of two giant lighter
than air fliers, which win be capa-
BILE Of carrying 100 tons of freight
and 500 passengers. and which VIII
be powerful enough TO maintain q
speed of-not less than 40 hlles an
hour.
These first two planes viii be
placed I'm service between Now YORK
and Chicago" said Thorpe. "Plans
OF the company call for The con-
struction OF nine other machines for
service between Chicago and sar
Francisco with feeders 20 New Oh
| leans and Portland.
within e very short time nusi
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Troop 24

Well. fellows. here we are again
a-bangin' away at our tests. AL
though we are Just a new troop, We
had fourteen out OF eighteen pres
ent at Tuesdays meeting. Rev. MT.
Murphy of the Second Presbyterian
church gave us an interesting taik
on scouting. Mr.. Gordon talked q
MS about the knot-hole gang, ana
as far as / know our whole troop
is Joining It; IL the rest of the troops
have a large per cent joining IL
they'll sure have to provide Tor
bigger knot holes for us. We nave
one first -class scout and seVeral
second class who are going 10 get
badges at the next court OF hohor'
That's pretty good for a new troop
You fellows had better look out for
Troops 4 and 24's baseball team
because they gave Collinsville a Ut
tie baseball shower bath last sat
urday and IL some OF you want 20
try us out Just let us know. we
would like to know why Corner
| Billington gets sore when somethlne
is said about him In the paper we
| believe that part OF Troop come
10 our meeting to see what srhal
| troop can do, and, boys. we sure dI
It. In other words, we know ou'
stuff. Well, I'll try TO see you regu
iariy from now and not disappoin
you anymore.
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Published Weekly by
BOY SCOUTS
Troop 4

Troop 4
Tootl Tooti for Troop 4. she's
the best troop In the L. s. A., and
that's not stretching 1t over two
miles at least. Meeting was called
T. order Monday. May is. 1880
p. m. sharp. We had twenty-six
present. We opened our meeting by
giving the oath OF allegiance which
we owe to the flag and our country
which gave us this great movement
of the Boy Scouts of America for
all the boys, rich or poor, IL makes
no difference. Let this sink In to
stay. It's not preaching, Just some-
thing you already know and have
forgotten.
, We h we great times at our meet
ings, and we welcome all visitors, II
they have a long speech or some
thing good to say. Otherwise you
had better stay away, We won't
aurt you or do anything terrible
but we want to have SPEECH
or RSTAY-AWAY.
We are all working like ants tc
get badges, as we must live up tc
our name of being the best troor
N the United states. Moody gave
Nus talk on going bug hunting. He
melon to eat ourselves. but let tho
girls steal the roses, as we give then
TO the girls anyway. She won't lik,
you better for a rose, so why rish
getting a bag of salt In your pants
When the meeting adjourned we
went down to Hamilton -Wetze
drug store, where we were treated
to ice cream OF any kind we asked
for. Say, boy, that was some feast
We all came near weeping for JOY
because all the rest of you old anc
new timers weren't there. He SURE
has the best ice cream of anybod,
in town. When we were through
eating we gave Fifteen rahs for Mr.
and Mrs. Hamilton. We are al
sorry we didn't have enough wint
left to rah for Mr.. and Mrs. Wetzel
Linden. our youngest rookey, wen
home before the ice cream and sod
were served. We felt very sorry 70
him, as he says that ice cream j
ts middle name. We all express
extreme regrets because Stanle!
Rowley and Alfred Crosbie are fuss
|. ing over the same girl
a Morse Parrot and Leo Murray
spur expert pistol men. shot a hol
vfhrough n window without breaking
VI. They both pulled the trigger
Wait. l forget Howard Donley CAV
"a a fine talk on seamanship. il
Hs aboard the good ship Delawar
90 years. He belonged to this troo,
before he left. Say, he can sur
tie knots. He can tie any knot yol
can think of. Freeman Raper, ou
double Wesley Barry. has thre
times as many as Wesley Barr
himself.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
py Rem NEWsoMT
By BEN NEwSOM ~

as wo do. We need more influence
proceeding from true lives 90 per-
suade people to hear ana obey God.
such courage wins, not by bluster
and threats. but by stern, vet friend
~ robuko of sin. and by an exprcs-
sion OF confidence in those who are
being robuked. Re careful to avoid
any super r-sanctimonious attitude I;
tho people know you are not so good
as 20 be qualified to give them or
dcrs and they resent tho impllch-
ton and will not listen. Come TO
them as brothers Ayd speak TO thom
OF the duties that <ovolve upou them
equally with yourself -- brothers
talking 10 brothers and assure
them that God IL ready to extend
forgiveness aud mercy whom they
repent and reform, amend your
ways and your doiugs, and obey tho
voice OF jehovah
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BtPrPhRLp Iobo -poAoDD TURN DAILY.
TULSA 4 SCOUT
Published Weekly BY GsSsc he Tulsa Council
BOY SCOUTS cJ.AMERICA

are still scouts,
And will always be SO, through al
h of life's routes.
We have come TO the place where
the wrong and right trails
break,
But thanks to our scouting the right
one we'll take.
Troop is gone, may her record in,
spire
The other troops OF Tulsa TO max,
one still higher.
In scouting Tor years We have helC
the lead.
Now you others. take up the torch
We hid you Godspeed.
BOB CADENHEAD