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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
Troop Z

our meeting lset Thursday was
very well attended, including anic
visitors Scout Harvey Ross mo;hcr
and father were down to see what
$40 are doing Mr. Swlrengcr gave
the boys short talk on whnt he
thought OF the scout work We wCfo
clad 10 know that he iH very strong
for the scout program. The cleo
tiOn has been causing considerable
excitement for the past week with
the boys and they are all very
anxious 10 get elected or appointed
TO some office.
Last sunday the patrol leaders. of
troops and z, with their scoutmas-
ters. Reverend DepTeitere, MIR. Gal
lsgher ana our chief went out tu
look At tho now week END camp.
After explaining everything tho way
II IN to be. the boys we're very well
pleased with II and think that the
location could not be beat. our new
buglo has arrived and wo are expect
Ing the rest of our new equipment
this week. The boys are showing
real scout spirit this year aud we
expect this to be big year for all
OF Ms A good many tests and merit
badges are being passed by all the
boys.
our assistant scoutmaEer, Mr.,
IIir., has charge OF the athletics and
has been giving the boys some very
good drills on games aud sports.
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looks like, don't you?" asked their
uncle
sure" said Donnie. 'it's green
with white stripes and it's Just nor
nous and has little tail sticking Up
Ike IA fox terriers after it's been
bobbed."
That's the guy" smiled Uncle
Dick. do you know what the moth
Is like"
Both children shock their heads
and said they weren't sure, but
wasn't Il something like a butterfly,
Every insect passes through three
stages" said their uncle. Just 10
then grown-up, This little potato
after It Matched out of an egg--theu
pupa, After awhile IL will become
hide, and that is why you kids
haven't seen many big moths. Az
night It Will flutter out to sin the
honey from jinson weed flowers
along the roads and In the meadows
when viii 1t hatch out?" asked
Pat.
III it's loft outdoors II will prob
ably hatch In June, but we can TAX
II home and put II in box and then
II will come out much sooner," was
the reply.
And what's that little handle
for?" asked Donnie.
"Oh, that" laughed his uncle
That's no handle. That's the little
fellows tongue-caae Tho mo'h has
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Troop 3
nv rRor. Al K. uALL. ESQ.

BY PROF Al Il. HALL boI'
Meeting cniled TO order at 7 80
D. m. The roll call was answered
hy giving tho moan ~ tho Crawl
ing Cuckoo" patrol. Boaniace BATES
decided to pursue himself Tor mayor.
Franc SEQ Newkirkio was auto-eicct-
cd for the Job OF "Ye old Auditor"
Chemical Provence, the hair wit, nr-
rested himself for the job OF polio"
commlssioner. prof. fIcn zine was
assured that he would be street COM
missioner when he promised all that
voted for him would be assured nt
positions OF street cleaners McISin
ney, the unsophisticnted 'splcemnn''
OF n r'id leak. apparently has becn
pract cling Christian Science On nj
wo-bit set. OF late hc has had
wonderful results.
Extra! Extra Just recently n
has been d scovcred that Mckinney
ana "Boob McNutt' are twin broth
ers. Rubc Dutt has new addition
10 his attire, u handsome teiiN'ean
hat which he X very proud or anu
IN which he looks very handsome.
Chemical announces thnt n he ls
elected police commissioners he WIZ
have the streets washed aud Weril-
ired before lie empties proceeds OF
the past years ralding. Everyone
bring your tin Gun. Latest news ~
that n "Caruso" has been developed
and he Is no other than the Hon.
Rob Rice. He sang before assem-
bly.nn sad To say, when he s-n1ned
no one was there. Someone 'Inued
n Jack Dempsey blow In Ca'i. 'iohn
Smiths, lamp and the result was =
negro olo. A.. X, Han promises 10
give an that back him n smhu bot
tefull OF his name so be sure ano
vote FOR Drake for strcet eommH-
sioucr,
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The Radio CLnb

'rhc Radio club has secured a new
instructor and he fpromi-cs that
from now on the meetings VIII he
moro interesting and liyclicr than
over There VIII he some sort OF
program for each meeting ns well os
the necessary code practice. An ct-
fort viii also bo made to secure oN-
army, navy and commercial radio
men TO glvo talks or accounts OF
their experiences In the radio
game"
The club has purchased enough
equipment to enable II to construct
q receiving set capable OF receiving
the more prominent radiophone
hroadcasting stations as well as the
more common radiotcicgraph trans
mission.
II is rumored that n courco OF
outside help will assist tho club IN
purchasing sufficient parts for the
members TO build a trnnsmtttins
station soon.
only support or backing and en-
thuaiasm are needed In order to help
the club put Tulsa on tho radio
map"
Although originally formed by the
hoy scouts, there is now means OF
lett ing anyone Interested In the ART
become 4, member. Tho regular
weekly meetings are held on Tuea-
day nights from ! to $40 IN tho
American Legion-boy scout heAu
quarters a, Fourth and Clnoin9au'
and visitors are always welcome
lex navy, army or cpmmerelh'
operntors are urged to get In com
municatlnn with j. II. Lewis, $40
south Cincinnati, or phone Usage
O9nl
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The County Column
BY ACTING FIELD EXECUTIVE
MEYER

MEYER
iel-looo, Hel-ioooo! MY. you
county scouts, don't YOU SEQ my
smoker I've been sending an my
smoke signals--wiB-w -wagginE s. O. y.
--and Two laid my trail. :,ow,
county attention. eyes right, front,
ilsht face, forward march on the
trati--scc that smoke signal on top
or Mount Success Pack up your
t,nuhlcs In your old kit bag and
climb climb, climb.
Headquarters wants To see YOU.
iroken Arrow. Sand Springs ana
pWasso heard from Sond ~ those
blanks right now We want 40 Know
something about your troop and
who's who, Dawson IN going They
nav" good hCuutmastou ana as
slstant 10 registered boys. una
dandy troop committee. itevcrenu
Durham started something wncn he
ga hcrcd those boyss together
watch Dawson.
Last Wednesday Assistant scout
master LaForge (TobyD. icagla
scout Adams (HC) aud your eNecu-
tive went To Dawson to show the
boys how to start A fine meeting
was held In the schoolhousc. viii
tel you more about IL later. Got
something else 70 tell you now.
Hints
CHIEF Templeton of Muskogee waa
In TO see Us the other day anc said
he'd rather have his boy be an Eagle
scout than college graduate. WHY
not be both, what? Start now.
Several Tulsa troops open and
close troops with the flag mount. II
ls simple. talees only few minutes.
hut is very impressive.
Troop . is going to collcc, dues
through its pa-rol leaders, ana the
leaders report to tho scribe. VINO
later turns the money over to the
treasurer, The scribe has four an
Velopes each marked with the name
OF each patrol. As soon as the leader
arrives he gives him his patrols on
vclupe. lnclosed = n card FOR tn.
names of the boys paying dues ana
amount paid. When all roiictions
are made and properly entered on
this card, the card and money - put
In the envelope and seated ana re-
turned to the scribe. This takes
about five minutes OF the patrol
| leaders time and none or the
scrlbcs The scribe takes the -four
envelopes home and makes entries
/ In his book ana the next day deliv-
ers the money to the treasurer and
/ takes receipt. This - syste III
what IL system? Doing Job tn,
same way all the time; doing u
quickly, doing Il right
Troop has very comrortahl,
cabin built entirely by It's member,
and made Of stone found on IN,
spot They aid not hack up a ,ot o'
trees To make tumble down snack
stone Is fircproof. more beautiful
warm, and looks good. Try s'on'
y for your hut. Make a big fireplace
Send your ideas and sugcest;on
to headquarters. Let us nave YOU
news. Anything you do Is news l,
the other scouts. II might hC oi,
stuff To you. but don't be se;fIsh-
let your light 81 shine that otaer
may SEQ your good works Addrcs
Hoy Scout headquarters, Box 1888
; or Fifth ana South Cincinnati,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
The Junior Cook
Applc popcorn Bnu.

Put the peellngs from six apples
on to cook with pint OF water. The
apples can be used Tor sauce or pie.)
z Boil slowly (have pan tightly COW
ered) for about half an hour or TIL
peelings are cooked tender. BY this
time the water will be reduced to
less than q cupful.
Take three times as much sugar
as you have juice from the apples
and put on to boil for syrup.
While all this has been done, the
corn, should be popped.
Put the popcorn in n pan, salt
slightly.
When the syrup forms a firm ball
when dropped in cold wa,er, take
from the fire and pour over the pop
corn. tossing the corn SO that every
kernel has covering of syrup.
Form into balls and wrap in
paraffin paper.
This makes a delicious and very
unirue confection FOR a school or
neighborhood party,
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Troop 2

Meeting called go order 1890
o'clock Friday evening. Most or our
time was tuken up by telling tho
boys what party they were on. ana
where. when. what, wh'ca, why's Of
the election. Mr.. Sexton, our scout
master. could not be there on nc.
count of business matters he couid
NOT possibly leave, Ho after giving
the needed time to our business
some OF the boys went over 10 troop
I with Chief Indy and CHER Tem'
pleton We have four boys running
Tor office and hope them luck.
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The chief Wants to KROw:

probably viii soon Aow considrra-
Who's furnishing all this cam
paign money
Who turned the scout hug loose
out mt the Centenary church?
who says 10 Is an unlucky NUM-
her2
If you noticed how this election
business Is telling ON French ana
TuddY
Why all the worried look In their
faccs2
~ Miss lone likes Troop 5'H cab
In? (S;he saws she's crazy about ttl
n bob Cadenhcad, Buffalo, IS
worried over his chances Us finance
commissioners
II the other party thinks they will
wi
How much It cost Toby to pass
badge, life saving,
Tor his Eagle2
| Around the Circle
Chief Temploton OF Muskoges
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Troop 4
nv IInGs AND MAGaIE.


Meeting was called TO order at
o'clock by pledgiug allegiance to tho
fIag. When the patrol leaders gave
their reports ench patrol was IN
Nructed tn do its stunt for our eN'
hlbit. Drury Malone, Fred Van
schaick and Ed Gormley arc run
ming for offices IN the city election
Dues wero collected. Bill Morris
Is hoping TO get the job Of police
Judge. while " IN whispered wade
Heath wants To bc chief OF police
Bob stone was down town the other
day looking nj vanity cases twondcr
who It's Tor, maybe Il "a for NM
self.
After the meeting George Good
aies "Allstars" and Buster croshie :
Tigers" played, and the basketball
game was won by the Allstars WIN
"A score OF 6-e.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
Would Get Ills Moneys Worth.

Billy was quite displeased when the
stork brought him sister for sis
ters are OF no earthly use to 6-year-
old boys.
After Evelyn's arrival he crawled
upon daddy's lap and whispered,
Say. dad, I'm going over and ask
Gleun's dad it he won't trade us
Glenn (his pla"mate) for sister,
They've been wanting a girl. any
how
Seeing the look OF assumed hor-
ror on dads face, Billy. who always
tries 10 get the best OF u bargain.
said, Don't worry, dad. I'll make
him give us a quarter TO boot
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Troop I


Troop I started out the first or
the year with 81 BOYS registered. At
our meeting January 8, we aad 10
boys ana ut our last meeting, Janu-
ary l5 ~ boys present, f'c ucrt-
ing consisted Of - few Instructions
in tcudorfoOt aud pledge given
to the scoutmHstcr ana Officers ~
the scouts that they would obey the
scout oath and law throughout the
entire year. MIR. Lindley and Chiet
Templotun OF MuHkngec visited the
troop. MIR. Templeton gave very
Impressive talk to the scouts In his
usuni pleasing way. which made an
with he would visit thom agam. Tho
rest Of tho evening was gwen over
To games. Tho troop committee has
pledged 90 give their support 10 the
troop for the coming year. Meeting
closed with the scout onth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

We had but recently moved into
tho town. writes a correspondent.
and went 10 church on Sunday, ac-
companied by my daughter.
After the services the minister
rushed TO the door TO shake hands
with us, and said TO Hilda: "And
why didn't you bring your dady with
you ?"
She replied. "oh, he's home TAX
ing care OF brother He doesn't care
way"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

Los ANGELES. s.--Allmony allow
ances averaging sii5,590 month.
or Sl,3ST,0SO a year, are made in
the Los Angeles divorce courts, a.
oording To an estimate made by
Judge Summerfleld, who hapdles
about one-half the domestic rela-
tons cases In the local courts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

Troop 3 wants to know
~ Bluobell troop didn't have soma
goat.
Why our order doesn't arrive from
headquarters.
II we aren't glad because we had
a real Girl scout rally.
Why Maude McMorris had such a
hard time making stars for her flag.
IL we will not be glad when we
have our basketball team organized.
What girls will make first team.
IL you don't all wish that this
want to know" department would
die a sudden death.
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We want 70 know

We Wunt 10 kNOW~~
How many scouts will he present
at the rally.
why Selma works so hard on her
signalling: IL she wants TO send him
"A message.
Whether the Boy Scouts arc going
to let us have half interest in their
Canip--wc hope SO.
why Boy Scout executive sits
on a Girl Scout council.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
Might Hit Something.

81 hope my husband won't get
inveigled into any games with those
card sharps," said the loyal wife.
"Oh. he'll know when they are
trying to cheat him"
I'm not afraid of that. but you
know, he's n sharpshoutcr"
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Scout Calendar

Tuesday. January g. Radio club
.. m. local hcadquartcrp.
Friday, January 27--Notc at local
headquarters before o.30 y. M 7;du
y. m. Court of ilSnor, city hail audi
torium. Everybody invited,
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BY Marguerite LaForgc.
The. Girl Scouts of Goldenrod
troop 4, held their meeting at 4 on
Thursday in the auditorium. We
practiced out part for the big rally,
as we have charge of the opening
exercises.
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Anna Hardy. Hilda Essley, Gladys
Rupp and Florence johnson passed
the signaling test satisfactorily,
Anna boths sending and receiving at
the rate of 60 letters per minute,
twice the requirements as they now
stand. Hilda can receive and Flor
minnie
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

We had three special meetings las,
week---on Monday, Wednesday and
Thursday.
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leave tho county for that one hour.
Mr.. Wright is ~ monotonous'
Troop D wishes everybody Huccrss
In the coming election
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

Ruth Moran has been appointed
second Lieutenant and Is TO have
charge of the tenderfoot girls. We
are sure Ruth will make good Off
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

Jennie Stone has completed her
second class test. and Maude McMor-
ris. Ruth Bohon. Frances Hoff and
Lady Stone have completed the re-
quirements for their tenderfoot tests
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In this column next week viii h.
a complete list of the class and meri,
badges RECEIVED by the girls OF Troon
3 at the rally. January 20.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

Court OF Honor Will be held I'm
the city ball auditorium Friday eve.
ming a. 30. All scouts, pdronta
and friends invited. Every rank
or scouting viii be awarded
badges. Spccial male quartet will
slug aud piano solo by Mr.. Galloway.
Election returns viii be read, 10
como on out and see who's the
mayor Of Tulsa.
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SunfiOUer Troop

We hope TO have a fun account
OF our rally, names Ot scouts who
received merit badges, etc, In these
columns next Sunday.
Those who receive merit badges
Friday evening please note the fol-
lowing with reference 10 sewing
them on the uniform: Turn down
the edges OF the square and whip on
neatly with Khaki thread; the sec
ond class badge is worn on left
sleeve. midway between the shoulder
and elbow; the first class badge Is
worn on the left sleeve midway be-
tween the shoulder and elbow, re-
placing the second class badge
badges for first aid. child nurse and
home nurse on the left sleeve just
about the cuff. All other merit
badges are worn on the right sleeve,
They are sewcd on, as they are
worn. starting just above the cuff
and placed In rows OF three.
We wish to heartily thank Miss
Jennie C.~Rosen, editor OF the Daily
Legal'News, for printing the badges
for the prospective members OF our
local council.
We are sorry TO lose Louise
Walker Of Patrol from our ranks.
Louise completed her second class
test before she left for Arkansas,
and we uro sure she will continue
to be n good scout.
owing TO our large numbers. we
will publish today the names OF
scouts in Division 2 who have regis
tered at national headquarters for
1929 and publish those in Division
| in the next issue Patrol g.,
Lorena Vincent, Mildred Thompson,
Madell Emerson, Vera Brown, Grace
Phillips. GenovicNc Franklin and
Jessie SChooley. Patrol 8, Grace
SChooley, Lenorc Pre!skcr, Bernicc
Booker, Mary Clark. Juanita
Shouts. Virginia williams. cleo
Burke, Iris Vance and Elizabeth
Miller. Patrol 6. Frances Ward,
Grace Schrecengost, Vera and Vida
Rupp, Dorothy Mccullough. Pauline
Nc cMahon. Patrol Z. Faye Fergu-
son, Virginia Fenstermacher,
Frances Preisker. Beatrice Williams,
Margaret Mclaughlin, Louise Walk
er, Ruth May and Gala Candall.
Please note the following with
reference to the signaling require
ments for first class badge, taken
from a letter from headquarters to
your captain: Correct your hand
book as follows: Send and receive
messages in the semaphore code at
the rate of 80 letters a minute. We
agree with you that the new ar
rangement is much more reasonable
and we hope that the new ruling
viii encourage your girls to become
/ firstclass scouts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

We hear rumors OF new scout suits
TO appear soop. Will we not look
classy with all those badges on our
sleeves?
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Ger and we heartily congratulate
her.
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Plans are being made to organize
basketball team soon, and when
we do, We will be glad to play any
troop who will contest with us.
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4 IN. p,~Oc~r I0NN DO a Good Turn Daily \

Several OF the SuntioWerS were
pleased to have brief visit with
our former lieutenant, Miss Em-
mons, at Vera. We are
Blades, our first captain, have or
ganlzed troop in Vera. May II
grow as the Sunflower troop, which
they organized several years ago,
has done is our heartiest wish.
our three Rupp scouts, Vera,
Vida and Gladys. are the proud
possessors OF new scout rings.
Dorothy Hare, prospective
scout, was a welcome visitor at our
last meeting.
Sunflower troop considers itself
very fortunate in securing the
services of Miss Miser. a trained
Red Cross worker, who has kindly
consented 90 give instructions to our
high school scouts who are eligible
for the first aid and home nurse
badges. Sunflowers, please be ready
to report to your captain at the
meeting Tuesday, II you plan to
enter the class which will meet
| Tuesday of each week at p. m. at
the Red Cross headquarters, Fourth
d
required; your Girl Scout manual.
notebook. pencil and vour presence
are the only requirements. There
is an opportunity all = eligible
/ high school scouts I'm our troop
should avail themselves Of.
! There will be an important bust
ness meeting OF Division l at Lin
coin school Tuesday at y. IN.
Division had a splendid record
/ last Monday. Patrols 4, and G
| having perfect attendance. Patrol
I having only one absence. that of
| Gala Crandall, who was III and un-
able TO attend school. As this divi-
sion has 32 members. this Is an un-
usually good record. Are these
scouts loyal2 wen, we know they
/ are,
We had good example of a
/ Girl Scout is cheerful wnen -FOUR
| OF our scouts had to leave a very en-
/ tertaining performance by real In
dian, right at the highest point OF
| interest. in order TO be at our gem
/ eral rehearsal on time Tuesday eve
| ming. And this they did. without
one murmur Of protest or complaint.
We have three new members
They are Dolores Johnson, Margare,
Collier and Julia Schuler. - We are
glad to welcome these girls to our
troop.
Plans are being made to organize
n basketball team soon. and when
we do, we will be glad to play any
troop who Will contest with us.
Jennie Stone has completed her
second class test. and Maude McMor-
ris. Ruth Bohon. Frances Hoff and
Lady Stone have completed the re.
duirements for their tenderfoot tests
Ruth Moran has been appointed
second Lieutenant and Is to have
charge of the tenderfoot girls. We
are sure Ruth will make a good off.
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The following letter was received
from national headquarters. which
VIII be of intorea 10 tho boys who
wish 10 take marksmanship merit
badge.
MY Dear Mr.. fdndly. wish 10
advise you uf tho appointment Of
f"ri. Ear T. Aliau ~ rnnge Of
iircr for the Oklahoma council. We
hnvo made the necessary entry for
our ccords nv hl4 Hppo'n ment has
boon approved by the National Rifle
association OF America.
Yours very truly,
GEO. w. EHIER.
Chief Registration Bureau.
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visited local headquarters last Fri
day. Al the boys were ticklod 10
see their old camping friend agnin
ana everybody, including Miss lone
and the chief. wnnts him to come
back soon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

our three Rupp scouts, Vera,
Vida and Gladys. are the proud
possessors OF new scout rings.
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&. o. Bowlcs Of Broken Arrow waa
a visitor ~ headquarters last
week.
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We have three new members.
They are Dolores Johnson. Margaret
Collier and Julia Schuler. We are
glad TO welcome these girls to our
troop
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We hope TO have a full account
OF our rally, names Ot scouts who
received merit badges, etcs In these
columns next Sunday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

Dorothy Harre, n prospective
scout. was a welcome visitor at our
last meeting.