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New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
7allure Rate Appears Stabilized

Business failures appear to have
|ssseAsd approximate stabilization dur
Ms August, according to Bradstreet's,
lsha report little variation in the num-
Pc reported in June and July this
{yai, while the increase over August
Iei ass year is trifing.
August failures reported to Brad
|saest's for the full calendar month
Et'aled 1863, compared to 1858 in July
sa 1865 in June. In August of last
Hf l542 failures were reported.
AAlities involved in last months
ziallsfes we're reported at S36,828T53,
saaered with S42, 1855 in July, $685.
VIZ 10 June and $50,381, ,648 in
lrgss. 1921
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
Satisfied Judgments
.n New York csanty

N New YORK ~aIts
The first name is that Of the aeptor,
the second that of the creoitor ahu oaNe
when judgment was dled:
Harris May Anderson g. Price .oe
Co.. June go 1922 sl-l.-o
9 Fsinbloem s hoe9y Spril { pasas 81 1872 l51ls.o5
Lonasn. n on Aeer5 6ns sos 5raleaseaS 5Ts52
REFS Isidor---Meyer, Denk,n
sinram Co.; March 1s, 1917 90, en-
tcanceied) .,-.....8. s+A''s
sarie-same; March ls. 1917 rssso
(canceledl .. h. ..s- J. fso,os
sameB. silverrnan; May 4. 1913 90, =,
{canceied) .-.. ..'.s.3..s... J. soA.oi
saTaeM Walker; Feb is, 1877 ,os,r,
samea srsnefiea J. Butler ct al; Ian,
26, 1917 tcanceled) l,lze.sa
Meryash. Louis II. Horen-
barser ct al; May. 8 1925 ss5so
Refs Isidor- Meyer. Denkin q
sinrana Co.: March IS. laif o-so 90
tcanceled) :......s.5..,.. sfs.sz
Standard Gas Light Co. OF City Of
y, y.--R. stenzier: Feb. 20,
1917 {rewersed) ..s.g.-s@ ], SbS.24
Wabash Ry Eo.--SFieek q: Hill
mtn; March 2s. 1922 ..s $3.50
Baidtnger. Irv!ng--Wolcott Hand
Laundry, Inc: Sept g. 1871 1,io3.o4
an Bronx County
Mcclure, Catherine Al NJ.
Bcianmscher; March 5. 1917 S99s6
Roes, Vincent---Afotor Mercantile
Ccrrn: July s. .s22. ,9s5,72
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06

COOK, chambermaid- -waitress. sisters: ex-
nessy's Bureau, $50 Sixth ave.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
's'slaaa Minister Sails
Val complete Loan PIans

r'ssssass.ll i ass intention of making final
! spross s.s with New York bankers
4 SoJspss SJpssed loan to Guatemala, Fe-
y y 49, ss, Minister of Finance of
ss zee, r. ya.c accompanied by Francisco
!. 4 l,a;soa ,oar, Guatemalan Minister
y ssts ssa s.s States. has sailed for
3 s'ass ssssssd ron q Puerto Barrios, It was
sIsIs Today at the Guatemalan
{, { 'lsSals s1S ny Tor the loan, expected to
'ias; ss ssss vsv, We're carried out last
Esu and abroad by representa-
''sals Sis ssr. m Iork banks and the Qua
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
'"'.l sl.' American ~ Co. May Buy
Easi st. Louis & Suburban

|s,5s az NO North American Company has
a G a,s5sa.nsgements with Dillon, Reed
!. - sss.ti Sa,ch may result in ACQUISITION
!s,bs,ss..,s Of the East St. Louis &.
.sass sgsa N Company and its subsidi-
'nes of' ~ ~ aess a. Is contingent on accept
ssssf en-. .ls :. Siter by not less than 80
Elss ssst - y y sae preferred stock and 80
sapsrs = sae common of the ST. Louis
Sfeasss,, ,Aea Electric Light and Power.
Aasss.s q ! subsidiary of the North
|sppphlsI ssu Sslnpany, has for some years
|e Subuess. ssoser e to the East st. Louis
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
Credit Election Sept. 2I

The annual meeting of the New York
Credit Mems Association will be held
at $50 o'clock on the evening of Sep
tember 21, in the East Ballroom of the.
Hotel Astor. The associations an
nual banquet will be held on Novem-
ber 16.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06

COOK or housekeeper. experienced; 36
years; good references. Geneva agency,
Fftzroy 2399.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
Expect Eurs TO Remai,4 Firm

y. LOUIS, Sept, 5.-Continuation of
4 lta market conditions is predicted by
ss af Merchants Sales Company,
salsl reports stronger demand and
sa0sshlng supplies on American
sapies, such as racoon, opossum.
s.ahk and muskrat Manufacturers are
|,spof'sd to have entered the market
:. beaver, which not is meeting good
saana at advanced prices. A general
Fr,se srr increase throughout the list is
sspectsd. 1sps Fall sale offerings, the com
gany reports, will he peneTalIv 6obt
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
Cooks

COOKS. Scotch, English, irish, all capable;
recommended servants Miss Halls Bu-
reau IN w 44th. Vanderbilt S340.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
Lawrence Mills Reopen

! .is' s'smKENCE, !. Mass. Sept. 5.-Indus-
ke~t,,ip ~ psscs a once more reigned in the
|sniiis ii..alslr'c5 ,.sas OF Lawrence to-day. All
fpai5 tl isVpened this morning and either
su's ess ses old wage scale or. as in the
sum- me pacific Mills, agreed to re-
ys,re.. ,.e ..ae Old wage scale October 3,
stsrtss ts''se 70 sentemher l. The strike
d sa 49, mere on March 81, following
y 9ef cent wage reductions o
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
Judgments Filed
In New York County

The following judgments were filed YES
terday. September 5, the first name being
that of the debtor:
Ash William--Negta Storaga
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
Cotton Goods Market Firm,

lkI soans against uCceplancesi 4 per
AZ
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
Ii BUSINESS Troubl

Mott, Edward--W Wilson & Co... 1878
McMahon, Carl 1, and Nash Rock
wood--National Bank of schuy
Micheisohn, Martin-Upion Mills,
Inc ...7...1.-...,.,......... 4o733
41sn Bourne 'osyph. liberty ss'' Washneton Washing n
ms4iss' csssT smesau. II esTp Lind co 1915 3is75
Hummelsba ch--Liberty Wash
ington Cedar st Corp. 4oSS0
Model, e Prank silverran ct
Manning, mildred H--nroadway 49,
sssh $; Really @ G9 inc Inc j. d s2s s2ssS 90
Randolph Betty--H Nilgrim s.
Rtppeneein ppeS' ehe subert Co 1ncwels- f'V
is'ppeIHe art Bros Tobacco &C C.. 2so 20
Regal Knitting CO, Inc-H Tan -
enth Corp $3.50
segai. Aaron--M II Lazarus ct al 47S75
Singer, Charles--D Spero. ,.... 64Ssl
Shamrock, Samuel d Memo Waist
Col--Cohn- Hail Marx Co. ,. 74l.56
sakeiy, Benjamin-w Busing ct ,.so
a,oi Simon. isi Miehael - SPSe Thompson -, :,
ranenbaur1. IN UNI. Max-s Dorf. 1900
Vacation Resort Co Ine--M %. %
woifr. sira1fra' Wm As crouther l2s5s
Waldo, Chas K--A Goldstein. 64all
WINNER. Louis. and Harry sho-
ham Cwimmer Shirt Co)--Cos-
wei9eDfeIa mdpo1i5sn csmIIloJ Bennett isSos
In Bronx County
The firft name is that Of the debtor:
RarpM Iia,lroMsi1' Kalish lp go s275.72
Eeibar Auto Co---Interntl Time
Recording Co OF New York si'os
Bradley Edward J, and Albert
IIurwitch-H Ant ...iaa..p..+- ..- 1850
. co An'Inee IKE q oo--N .i...... = fa''oa.e i522s
Hefshsow15% sa,ars Hote, 9s1hdra ea ARC 1'ee 5s9s
Hunger Lillian Mn J Edel;a. sa es.sa
Leon. Sfdney--Reisenweber Inc. wv
A9srss r1sorsinn ann ca O. New York 1884
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06

oK-LAUNpREss splendid colored; /;
SIS. Wettier's Agency 20 w 4ad. Long
acre s896.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06

r. III. CLARK, Superintendent.
New York. New Haven Hartford r. a.
Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
Commercial Credit

~. commercial money markets
.ssa .rsa lie week quietly Prime com
4 o,ei,l @ psper continued to discount at
nor ant with offerings comparative
Ths American Acceptance Council
uotsd tie following di; count rates on
IT;rs bankers acceptan ,e5 eligible for
Sus,Asse b. Federal Bsserve banks:
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
Good Buying at London Sale

LONDON, Sept. 5.--There we're 49,
604 bales offered at the wool sales to-
day. The demand WAS spirited and
good wools were firm, while medium
and coarse crossbreds displayed a
hardening tendency.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06

COOK. thoroughly capable: good manager
excellent Miss Fitzgerald's BureSu, SOS
6th ave
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

LoST--ssock certificate No. A-Iss47 for
iive shares OF common stock OF United
States Industrial Alcohol Company In name
Of Ralph a. Pixie. Notify irving National
Bank, Woolworth Building, N Y
LOST Blue sox neckpisce, on Tuesday.
between Ssks and franklin simon Go.
Finder please phone Mr. c. Hughes, pssls-
man 5000.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
w est Side

b2D ST 253 wEsT--Larse room ana
sdtchenette, all improvements, newly
decorated. Goodman.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06

COOKS, chambermaids. Mattresses. iaun-
dresses; Finnish girls. Agency, % East
125th st. Harlem 6515-
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
Lost Bankbooks

LOST BankbooI Ne SO, the Terminal
Exchange Bank 30th st. end Tth az
Payment stopped. Finder please return
to bank. -
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE


capable, young. Cana
dian Miss Hals Bureau ~ W. 44th.
Vanderbilt ss48
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
Automobile instruction

REPAIRING, driving taught; short time:
license guaranteed; ladies' classes; also
Ford lessons. American Auto School. 726
Lexington ay.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
HELP WANTED MALE

men, experience unnecessary Transnorfa !
tion furnished. Write w, Bogsess, superin
tendent. st. Louis. "
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
Lsundresses

LAACNDRESS. excellent, assist other hous@-
work except waiting very neat pleasing,
$40 Wettler's agency, 20 West ssd. Long
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06

Lost -Bankbook No. 2s5, the TarfY,fnsl
Exchange Bank, s0th st. and 7fh ayI
Payment stopped. Finder plesHe return
to bank,
LOST.~-Bankboek No, I<g,2o5, North niyer
Savings Bank. 81 W. 34th Street Payment
stopped. Finder please return TO bank
-s---
LOST Bankhook No. 2s7,s2s. The New York
savings Bank. Payments stopped. Finder
please return 10 bark
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06

OFFICE BOY wanted, 10 or 1s year~ old
neat appearance and able 20 use tala
phone Apply Room 1893. t5 East astb Az
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06

HoUsEwoRKER, young. good cook excel
lent references. Miss Fitzgerald's Rareaa
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-17

NEW YORK, Nov. 17-Pancho VII
Ia. American fIyweight champion.
won the judges decision over ABE
Goldstein. Harlem bantamweight in
a tame fifteen round fracas before
a big crowd at Madison Square Gar
den last night The little Filipino
won practically every session. but
the third, which was about even
Goldstein. who entered the ring
with a Ave and a half pound adyan-
tage at lis n. refused to wage an
offensive fight. and his paciflst tao
tics had the spectators riding him
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-17

take care Of the many football fans.
Manager Powell. Of the Hegewfach
eleven says that the town IS going
wild over the affair. lie says that
they are mortgaging their property,
borrowing and stealing money to bet
on Hegewisch.
An article appeared IN The Times
stating that the GopheTs would not
so to Hammond This is not true.
They VIII travel to Hammond pro-
viding the scatenas get the closed
field at the Industrial high.
Coach Smith. OF the East Chicago
high school. probably Will appear IN
the Gopher lineup from now on.
The buses leave at 1880 p. m and
they only charge tic one way.
Admission 55c and CSC
SO don't forget. the East Chicago
Gophers. the pride Of the Twin cities
will play at Hegewfsch on Sunday.
November 18th
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-17
HARD To
DECIDE ON
HIS LINEUP
Coach Nc Shane of East Chi.
Dodgers Puzzled In
Picking Men
BY LARRY GEORGE

with the super-tough Mckinley
Park Boosters slated for next sun
days opponents at tho night arena.
Coach Pat McShane Of the East
Chicago Dodgers is in a quandary
as 70 whom he will start against
them
He has such wealth of good
material In the twenty seven men
now on the squad that his Job is
certainly ticklish one. There are
from two to four players for each
position and there is little choice
among them.
Out at the wing berths seven ex-
perienced gridders can be used.
Swec. John McShane. O'Brien. Duffy,
Dillon. Schwant and Eussey have
all displayed undisputed class. A
choice here is extremely difficult.
Then for the tackle Jobs. Coach
Pat McShane has the unequaled
Pinkey Quinn. Big six" Markert
Beckman. late OF the West Ham
mond Maroons. and Taylor. last
years star performer Cd the cham
pionship Gopher team
Big Coach Smith at center Is
the outstanding player on the team.
both In ability and in experience.
His four years at De PAW Univer-
sity as the captain Of their eleven
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-17

qualities him as the master lines
man of the district. He is nov
handling the coaching end OF the
Dodgers line and is quickly round
ing that unit into e homogeneous
whole.
Learman and Long are apt I'M
derstudies to Smith. They can han
die his position In a commendable
manner Each OF these boys have
had their test and neither has been
found wanting.
In Walt Piper. German, Delahan,
Mclaughlin and Meade. Coach Pat
McShane has a set of guards who
have been showing up in great
fashion all season. big" Smith
claims they are among the best In
the region for their weight.
The hackfeld, especially. is CIV
ing Coach McShane a severe scalp
strain. All Of his ball carriers are
good. all around men who can de-
required.
or course. ouasni as quarterback
and captain of the team Is a per-
manent fixture in his position. His
reputation as being the brainiest
pilot in the league has been verified
by every club he has played against
this year.
AT the halfbacl1s. Williams, Con-
roy, Riley and KiniS Quinn are OF
such calibre as to make a. selection
extremely tough. Their football
regulations are a matter Of com
mon conversation among the local
fans.
Then. too. with Al Piper. Chandler
and 'Wop" Locasio for the fullbRcS
berth. Coach Fat McShane will find
1t hard 10 select a starter.
We will say this much for Coach
McShane that we would not care TO
change shoes with him just before
game time because that Dodger
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-17
Decisions Of boxing representatives

Uecisions OF boxing REPRESENTATIVES,
are:
At New York-Pancho villa beat
Abe Goldstein G5). Elinor Flores
and Jack Bernstein. draw (12), Al
Brown beat Jackie Harris (4). Hugh
ie Hutchinson stopped Eddie James
az.
At Philadelphia-Sam Blacidston
stopped Joe Bush az. Willie Curry
stopped Joe Clarke CO..
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-17
PAL MOORE AND
HAROLD SMITH
AGREE TO TERMS

The much discussed Pal Moore
Harold Smith bantamweight battle
was finally closed yesterday by the
matchmaker Of the Midway A. G.,
when Managers Buck Montgomery
and Harry Hochstadter signed arti-
cles Of agreement. Forfeits have
been posted for the bantamweights
10 weigh IN at 11S pounds at three
o'clock on the day Of the battle.
which Is Nov 20. Thanksgiving eve.
They will go ten rounds. Smith has
been persistent challenger Of Moore
for several months.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-17
TIGERS ARE
WORKING HARD

The fast going Tigers are on the
list for next Saturday at Forsyth
field when they Will line UP with the
Junior White Circles. which have
beaten the w ?. Maroons by the
score of IL 10 0. and the Tigers beat
Ing them with a score Of II to z.
They have twice as good a team as
the Maroons. The Tigers have come
out victorious every game they have
played. They can beat any team their
size or their weight If the bacldleld
wants to play and to play good we
have studied our signals and our
plays. and have them down solid.
Here are the teams the Tigers have
beaten: All Stars. 7; Tigers. IS. S.
II. school. G; Users "a; Maroons. Z:
Tigers. IL. Opponents, 20; Tigers. a..
HIP, hip. for White Circles. but
Murray for the Tigers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-17

gang Is one Of the most football
crazy. action-loving outfits ever to
represent East Chicago.
Their confidence In their ability to
beat any team in the Midwest league
slightly borders onto the realms OF
egotism and self-vanity. And that
confidence makes each one Of them
as desirious OF playing as they are
Of eating, which is saying much.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-17

EXPECTING A
TOUGH GAME
(BY GOPHER FAM

Boy. oh boy. how those Gopners
are working out They know that
they have tough game on for Sun
day. and they will not be caught
asleep. As arrangements have been
made TO transport the many fans
Of East Chicago and the players
taken care Of. the Gophers want to
show them that they can go into the
enemy's territory and come out the
victor.
Hegewisch has been practicing I'M
der cover and they have the help Of
several prominent players from the
big leagues.
As the Gophers are the only real
drawing card to travel to their park.
they are making arrangement to
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-17
VILLAS RUSHES BEAT
GOLDSTE|N IN GOTHAM

! continually. villa carried the battle
relentlessly to his opponent. and his
fiery. bull-like rushes swept Gold
stein before him. The Harlem box
er protected his Jaw in excellent
fashion. but the body punching in
the earlier rounds Slapped his
strength and he experienced trouble
IN lodging the champions determine
ed assaults in the closing fracas.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-17
SECOND WAVERLY
PREP SUCCUMBS

wAvBRLY. I'LL. Nov. 17-High
school football caused the death Of
the second Waverly high school play
Shearburn. IA. substitute on the
first team. died OF blood poisoning
caused by infection OF a wound on
his left elbow suffered in a game
here last Saturday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-17
Rockne Denies Rumor
Of Break Between
Notre Dame and Army

SOUTH BEND. IND. Nov u
*. K. Rockne. director Of ath-
letics at Notre Dame university,
last night denied that there was
any foundation for published re-
ports that Notre Dame was to
break off football relations with
West Point. Il kno wof no rea-
son for such a report being cir
culated." he said.
These reports had much circu-
lation in the east. particularly
New York
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-17
TWIN CITY
BOWLING LEAGUE

Following are the scores of Mon
day night. Nov. IS, in the Twin City
Bowling League:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-17

has produced good team
Syracuse showed It's defensive
ability when it held the powerful
Penn State team TO a scor
tie. Earlie~ in the season it had
held the usually for -.idable
Brown eleven to a similar score
less tie. That Syracuse 1 o th2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-17
CAMP TO VIEW GAME

ANN ARBoR MICH. Nov. IL
Walter Camp. the football au-
thority who annually selects
Al-American elevens is to watch
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-17

When "Chick" Mechan started
out the present season as coach
Of the Syrz e eleven with
green team to whip In shape,
adherents If the Or~n team
waited expectant.y for results
and got EN-. Considering the
material Meehan had = hand he
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-17

Wisconsin and Michigan In act
ion here Saturday. according to
Information today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-29
SCHOOL SYSTEMS
BADLY DISRUPTED
U. S. Court Order Against
Tax Collection Cuts
Teachers Pay

OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept. 2s.--Tho
school system OF Oklahoma Is being
disrupted badly by the restraining
order granted the Frisco and Rock
Island railroads recently by Judge
John II. Cotteral OF the federal dis
trict court ~ Guthrie restraining the
state equalization board from certi-
Tying county valuations, u. u. Brown,
secretary OF the state department OF
education, declared today. Hun
.drcds OF teachers over the state VIII
be short OF funds on account OF in
ability to get regular pay warrants" 4"
Brown said.
In the majority OF the n state
counties which are affected, we must
either tell the teachers they viii be
paid as soon as the valuations are
certified ANA the funds available. or
we must go TO the local banks and
business men and ask for an advance
OF money until we can get II from the
normal source" Brown said.
Unless the matter Is definitely
disposed OF in the immediate future,
Brown declared. u Is probable II will
90 over until the middle II October.
as Judge Cotteral Is planning on
leaving the state early next month
to undergo an operation. The next
meeting OF the state board OF equal
lzatlon IL to he held October 6.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-29
SCORES DIE IN
FORT EXPLOSION
Dead Buried Under De-
bris; Streams of Injured
Enter Speiza

sPEzIA, Italy, Sept. 2s.-The
number OF dead is feared to reach
144, In the explosion today at Fall
conara fort, near here, according
to available lists. Several hundred
have been seriously injured. A ma.
iority OF the victims are still buried
beneath the wreckage.
Pitlful cries for aid are heard
coming from beneath numerous
heaps OF debris, but though the res
cue work IL proceeding most active
ly. II viii be some time before the
last victims are extricated from the
wreckage OF the immense number OF
houses which were raZed.
Streams OF injured are arriving
tonight In automobiles, trolley cars,
lorries and ambulances from the
scene OF the explosion. Numerous
other injured persons are being
sheltered in schools. the waiting
rooms OF the railway stations and
private houses. The hospitals are
filled.
Troops, firemen and civilians are
working hard to clear away the
wreckage. Their task Is an almost
superhuman one.
Every tree within radius OF
mile OF the explosion was uprooted.
All the windows in Spezia were
broken.
The Italian Red Cross, Immediate
ly after the explosion sent large
quantities of medical stores and 9TH
ct first ala equipment and necessi.
ties to the sceEes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-29
SCOUT CAMPAIGN
TO RAISE BUDGET
Organization in County
United With City; Pre-
pare Big Program

Following the sponsoring OF the
/ Roy Scout movement for Tulsa
county by the Rotary stub WeineH.
| day. 90 scout councllmen mot last
might I'm the Chamber OF Commerce
rooms ana decided 10 raise tho en-
Huing years. budget wednesday
I October H.
Nearly nIi Of the smaller towns
IN tho county have good scout troops
already organized ana only within
the last nine months has tho move
mrnt been mBdo county wide In
'his time the number of scouts hnr
increased from 365 90 nearly 500 and
hundreds of boys stlll clamprlng Tor
entrance. Tho great drawback 10
lack of leadership.
Tho campaign committee o' the
Scout council composed Of Ben Lam
caster. A. V. Davenport. Max MAY
ana w. II. Mainwar!ng are 10 work
out plans with the boys work com
mittec OF the Rotary club ana other
civic clubs
Show window displays by scouts
moving pictures with four minute
scou, speakers iD thc1iors. and every
scout In fun uniform three days bc-
fore campaign begins VIII he part OF
lhe buOU'llF
Scout Executive Howard Meyers
has Ius' returned trcii ho Nation.
al Scout executives M, ag NJ Ash
viilo. y. G. whore. more than $50
executives received eight days siren.
uous training by scout leaders ii
the world.
The scout movement H. iap;dly de-
vcloplng into m educational insti-
tuition closely allied with schools ana
churches In their community work
Thnr6 are now moro than hnlf
million khaki clad little fellows In
tho moyemcn; and UPWARDS of $50.
900 men ~ho give their time on
councils and courts Of honor.
within tho next few weeks there
will he EChools In II towns I'm Tulsa
county for instruction OF scout lead
eTs.
Because Of thorough organization
% the budget campaign it rs be
llcvod that the required amount can
be raised in two days.
The week OF Monday October .
viii be known throughout Tulsa
county as hoy Scout week