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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-05-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF SAMUEL T
WATERS.

Pursuant to an order of this Court passed
herein on the 26th day of April, 1928
notice is hereby given to all persons hay-
ing claims against the estate of the said
Samuel l. Waters to Gle the same with the
Clerh OF this Court, properly authenticated
on or before the 10th day of July next.
ALBERT NJ BOUIC,
Trustee.
may ll.Is
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-05-18
Order Nisi.

IN the matter OF the mortgage from James
+. Wallaeh and Annie r. Wallach his
wife, to Basil C. WalIach.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-05-18
Notice TO Creditors


NOTICE is hereby given that the sub.
scriber OF Washington. d. c.. has OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Court of
Montgomery county, Md, letters of admin
istration on the personal estate Of
FREDERICK HOPPER. JR..
late of State Of New York, deceased. All
persons having claims against said de.
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof. to the sub.
scriber on or before the 2nd day Of De-
cember, 1928; otherwise they may, by law.
be excluded from all benefit of said estate
All persons indebted TO said estate are
requested TO make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 2sth day Of
April. 1928.
CHARLES II. BRADLEY,
Administrator,
Albee Building,
may 4-0t Washington, ID. c,
PoF SALE Thru. WOO, ,o..
GEO BlBB BROWN.
apr e-St Saithersburs. Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-05-18

A ENCOURAGEMENT.
ths, We beg to announce
tnss we nave 10 stock full line of New
rsftection cook stoves and parts.
o- W. HICKS & SON,
"a' <'-u Rockville, Nd,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-05-18

Under and by virtue Of the power and
authority conferred upon them by certain
deed Of trust from Francis II. Pemberton
and Bessie F. Pemberton. his wife. to
Edwin jacobson and Elizabeth NJ Jacob
son. Trustees. dated August 10Th. 1925.
and recorded among the Land Records for
Montgomery County. Maryland. in Liber
No. All. at foliO 1854. default having &C.
Cured in the payment Of the indebtedness
secured thereby. the undersigned will offer
for sale. at public auction, at the Court
House door. Rockville. Montgomery County
MARYLAND nm
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-05-18
DOR SALE,

VON oALE,
In Jacksonville, MONTGOMERY
county. Md, house. with outbuildinos in
splendit condition young orchard. Mus,
be sold at sacrifice. For particulars
write or see
GEORGE W. STANG.
nov Eo'Y Jacksonville, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-05-18

In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county
as a Court OF Equity. No. $3.50 EQUITY
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-05-18

to be at the cost of the purchaser.
B. Francis SAUL,
J. WRLEY JACOBS,
Trustees.
925 Fifteenth Street n. W.
Washington. ID. c.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-05-18

In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county,
No. lO49 Miscellaneous Petitions.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-05-18
Order N1s1.

10 re deed of trust from Edward T. Per
kins and Effie A. Perkins to George l..
Wallace and Ira c. Whitacre. Trustees.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-05-18
FINE
English Saddle'y
Harness,

LARGEST LINE IN CITY.
LUtits q tilS and LEATH EK
GOODS.
II il is made Of leather we can repair it
NEW LOCATION
Sill Eleventh Street. N. W..
(brtween f and F.
Washington. D. C.
G. W. KING. JR..
rs years Of Fair Dealing.
june 10. II
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-05-18

In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
as Court of Equity. No. 5079 Equity.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-05-18

pOR RENT.
Seyen-room house with bath.
Apply after 4;30 p. NJ. to
MRS. c, o. BEAN.
feb lI-3t Rockville, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-05-18

NTANTED TO RENT.
N Slx-room, modern
mouse all improvements. garage, within
walking distance Of Rockville schools
possession June list Address full par
ticulars to ~"
GOOD HOME,
Care Of Sentinel Office.
apr elm Rockville VA
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-05-18

PoR SALE,
I Several horses. Red Bliss
potatoes and purple globe turnips
r. A. AEARSoN.
F.D2,
mar 9-3t Rockville, Nd.
Evening star., 1928-02-19

WHNtFtt-bDbS ~
MnJ. EIY BuiLntNo LOTS LOCATED ~
fepisinE give exc ~ lots. location ann
nFi.t Ad.ifess hok 4b..t Star ofiiet
tHEyY tHAsE NOT OVER 81 900 OR
~ 900 Address Bnx 1H4t Star Once
HAVE PEHrHAAEn FOR FIRST AND
se"DnG commercial ipts. must bs cheap. Al
sifess Boz Js5-C Star office ~
Evening star., 1928-02-19

real N&9kSla - z ttNs.ss N.s-N Hssts -
= ,tNsN ~etSet NJ sAM<>& ~<sat4tNp&gN ,s.,~@ -
NJ atsA&> >t>ss~s SA&rNA%s sa~j tex,e>lNss sASttN
sSNS vS l>s5vsN> >sseEaS sSsg<A sta> s,e,e>t w.
ttete cedar MIA sAalSsfs tt&Ns SV>'I Ss2s ASs
MIA tSNHa ssN saFase ssNsSt StgvoS Al &, seS,
s9 gSNf SNstN0ssssA NayStNSsNs ASeSss ASss-~ Ssse
scSs seE&TttttN Ssst az ss<'ssesN SSstN Sslsssys>
fA,e At,'M& il pgsSSd Eeg at,s<A sac ~ SAVE
>tAAN Ssea PsN saSSss t@I e~t>N aAN}tAsx gNAS~
a'sNst es ~aA. See a ss~ssN CsA t3ASN3a
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Evening star., 1928-02-19
EXCHANGE.

YET g0DERS BUNGALOW CFEyY
nsse vii exeAagFe e4blty tor "itht ~ or
annel ha.F yVuf Fbohs W.e,salrlG 1sso
lWhFFs TAEE NOTICE WILL ihVEsI
s,ti IsyQ cssb sne es443iies for building lptE
s1~ftnsnt s.es sv3>5 vision piyts .f !".esi.
eals4at lsf.4,eFtles Address Bon %3p+ stat
VIZ. TRADE rhKACrNEERED lots
Ja5nnspfe f"y eS45ay ~ s~t,f var 's.is, Z
spsrto.sa. heass THf HtYtiDWfk ~
80 raisfr nsai - - =,
Ifu.nEF VIII EycEA9GE HEw NONE
y<tfttg pase enrn@s ioi f"t bDs,lsss* g!1p
sfts 80 suaftsntnt ests Address B4s %ss
So nfslse q
tsnI- CONSIDER ExCHA RGIk6 VALE.
Suk Northwest NasistlFtnL property SpE se31
j.. atsts - npsfstibs apartment b17tttt E"f
sHS1 Stee nH,f - -.
FrDRfnA FAERw~1c LfEEs sPIEbDIb
i etts hSTn ssnA0af kiFsst&fFs Sno f'fesE
Z r5A2tg ssttlor fniekfB Ts3flnS U4cs Ssf
t'eH.cg 81 nslet fJGn gE<sAGH"t.t Sssoasfo
LY .41s Lscat4E 30 Apt 2&S.
Evening star., 1928-02-19
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
tlOntinued.l -
TAkOMA AND
NORTH WASHINGTON.

New Dutch colonial. o very we'll ARRANGED.
sood sized rooms. ana large sun parlor: a
decorations. oak floors fireplace. fully tIed
bath with Pembroke tub and shower. INV.
heat, separate water heater: 6O-foot lot
with garage and concrete drive: conv lent
to schools: $10.500: easy terms.
$500 rooms anu bath. in old Ia
koma: beautiful trees and snruhberv. large
lot. new Novus heating boiler. Ruud auto
matte water heater. large rooms garage :.
fine neighb"rhood: paved street: terms.
$1,000 or best offer. 10 ciose an estate.
10 very large rooms with high ceilings sew
eral hteplaces. two baths. "eptrai-hall piai,,
h:,w heat: house ia an Old colonial. recently
shade. central location: one OF the hest nat
urai building sites in the PARK: two-car ga
rage.
SD. 500 or hest offer for house in District
Tor sale ny Hut-of-town owner recently re-
finished like new: six large rooms. living
dining room tiled bath: fair sized. level lot.
with garage: convenient to cars and D e..
Sf1 500. wonderful Investment or a
hne country home with about | acre Of
ground in the District on one OF the best
streets: seven rooms and sleenlne porch h !.
". heat. stu"co house with slate roof. large
norrhes: shruhbery. t~"-car garage: only
easily worth half the asking price &c
$500 6-roon, bungalow. unusual in that
the rooms are large: living room and recep-
With wide openlng: two bedrooms and bath
first floor. one room second: oak floors h
w. neat Hrso'a'e. huilt-in garage: reason
ahle cash and monthly pavments.
s5 80: five rooms slcennr porch and
hath: large living room and dining room
all improvements paved street: small cash
navment and $50 rer monrn
81 100: corner lot on waved street all i'm
movements. One acre ~ District all i'm
nrovcments available. excem cas: 81 500
Flnc lot in District near $50 900 houses
Z" 900
Nav be seen Snrdar
r. -. LILLE.
Laurel and Carroll aves. Tatoma Park end
of 18th 81. tTakoma'l car line
Evening star., 1928-02-19
lOtINTRY HOME.

~ atYes u S"0G isnd Hrar,y All ready fof
ruIttFatlDa I9rstsd on bsFed highway "a
aTf AbDpt ! 600 ifet frontage on
b4sh&ay E0s s.fsi"s al tbA Dlsae Flee
railway siaifbB hbyltt - nile from hauss
fnllfn4 aaeais .ogsss, ~ nDdr,h ri tDDn,
s,gS bath aDDst with syfEs ,nuy uysBje,ieF
TIE home situated ssa Bi9FtrG eLst alton
stlFfp4Hded ~ stnse 't Iasse nak tTfss
~4tn q synSstthI Fle% s"fass tbs touHiFt
j'bF bnase hlCb - almost ~ uf The
center t5s'i uIau t$pe The Hyng room ~
ssu+clHiiy large hta4 stttatttFs There ~ q
sif. H"a@b s'tnts thf tnbb itoht ~ tht
tlie ssd siHsotixe spal bSbees ~ the
t3csHits ~ WatnanFtfsH aud II ~ IDEALLY ia
csfsS tGT fesattnR The s6s snts sstt
IL hpfh country ann cits AIA0 sfts su!f.
snis for q HaFtsEs hfsh elag kennsis
ktsE EHcA
Evening star., 1928-02-19
faN be eNnn SUNdar.
Z u I1I1IE

Laurel and Carroll aves. Takoma Park. enc
Of 18th 81. & Takona, car line
cheDhnrd 3OQH
Evening star., 1928-02-19
SAl.E.-~iltlUSE.S

SAl.E-~ilOUSES
MODERN hRlGk ROW HOUSE. 4 ROOMS
tiled bath. huitttn garage, h. h.~w,h.. eier,
gas. excellent condition restricted White
neighhofhaod convenient tn printing uff,.e,
etc. Nhlus ~ nau Whtu~ viii dsaspi ANY
rasana ahir offef fnf eauts at =" zoo, Ad
dtess BbN dt,it star uhse. tns
kiNE.Ho0M THREE HATH BRICK HOME
excellent doWntaah iocatlon, .onN eniAnt ta
idth vi Housa we'll adapted ior ientins
Iouuls "-rar saraks ttar fftea aad
ietns teasuaahir Mstr HtA.
tltE, ROOM BUNGALOW ON ht1SGI,E sF !.
eies'. water cellar furnace, satasr tant "a
rars, ini hasitu snttihtt tnr NJ aiA
t%rms t'ha,ta tiFs staUd hAki
\ az CASH Ann tsA fEk MONTH IN
rhtilhs All in,stest and niooipai viii hus
NV brick hon,e ~ hest nstt ot M Fiessatl
cont sintns 10 raaHts haths hat astef heat
eieetFie lis hts natches Eassse. Address hns
liIr Star oNlts
VIRGINIA BEACH Va coon DWrlI
inss \ And r, b, an eatnsr nrnnsrties
car and hue convenient one aea furntshsd
suitahle eettass nxner 40 hfoket Atdgess
Boa st1sA. star once.
Evening star., 1928-02-19

PRICE Rknttkp ~H,San
Owner tes,inx CIV anets hts haals AZ 4
sp"tiat hsrgain rricr far ouirk safe, 10
rated ua eroh,tntat Votnct thls htautttQi
detached hun,x - ennv eatentN sttna,e,i with
respect 10 cars ktores sVhuot AMI nus Hhe
There are eight iarxe toaas tuttN utei Hsth
hu,xhe,t attic stnuhie veaf pesvhes aud hut-
water heat har,tw c,si trim ukhaot lafsc
int With garast Inspection W appointment
unlS .. ~ - ,,,.,s.,,,
atot nh.,,e I.l,n,I Ave- Ne Nnrth AA
Evening star., 1928-02-19

teai hay in an Hnn.uAtlt atttaFttNs ~rmi,
,,et ayhesi hun.e vi tOu hi,k whh MshsSFA
Fuat AMI 4 atte s'nt3tSt p,,F'hes lat HsM
NafthWeN community neaF Maad taNtet
fatA ttlttt entrH tu s,ttuats sthtRs ShNtNhvs
thsstets an,t tFansn,,ttattan tsVtntes Re,ep
ttaN hatt II tAtke ttlnths ttisi halh. hahtVN
st,d hniengii htts han Nsl, euatpreti Goa
,f~ts , cellar vim tsstntgv tNs, lat tAo test
dren with e-,at gArate, pa>ed Nreet aNt
siaetrlet,s hsrtaeaA Aaoss sgreenea and
sesthet stpippest iAeaus hent fhts ts . asue
ssktan offered Al the extremely lox prtee at
sstAn Auh esry xesd tetms CAN Atlantic
tnae W aad ipspaet thls heais to-day,
Evening star., 1928-02-19

.4av. openings for Two exne-ie1re1 busi-
ress aro0eytw salesnsn IL well established
6@nzr+-senf Hifh ore of WashfnStnn lesd-
srr real estate Offices of established reputs-
tion ali renS3ae -freese. ssrssfiv confidential
AsiSs~esx Caw 4H-r Sfa- nF5ca
Evening star., 1928-02-19
SAl.E--FARNiS.
ffsAMtIum

Is ACREs. 10 ACRES GRAPEs:, 10 NILES
rlseasaIt lob: few hundred cash. BENTON.
s0 TONS ENSILAGE. go TONS HAY. 80
acre wheat crop Fordson tractor. binder,
impemcnt. @ @ , cows % morse" horses wa Wagon s' hoss; new
s-roonl house. bath; lights fine shade: 400
@ sso" acre. eSn.' as .n sn
way in Va; buildings and coninment alone
hrd Hr. worth the ss a;knS hr price r, ." ssS"" @
i, Possession Immediately. Get in touch
Nj MiaHRSYL@asSp'vlRc1N,A a %n 1..Sp AGENCY.
NAM 3a6a 90
LARGE PENNSYLVANIA PROPERTY
room house. large barn ard oth.r
T., m'es north ~ Harrisburg in pau.
s,n anfcd and csn"", he s"' repseed s fsr
80 trades sn'endid markets in nearby
-.e MsNEY NJ, SrwALrr CO. 1Nc.:,o.o
oorPoESTrNlry At EEALrH H t,,, RESORT II =
tcr sef ana family i wanted Price $500
NsRyLASp-y1S;c1,S,,SS 81; ,,,S tNSp AGENCY
STROUT'S SPRING FARM
CATALOG JUST OUT!
Large illustrated buyers guide crammed
With unusual BARGAINS from ~ states
Money making eGulpped dairy. poultry. fruit
farms: grain. general and truck farms: road
side businesses. village places summer
homes on contain lake and river Pc
lures on ng. 3" shows money y-na alSing poultry
rlant and. - acres on improved road edge
village. close water sports: loads fruit. 2
acres berries good s room house and garage.
noultry houses; low nrice. 50. 80. includes
500 poultry, horse. tractor, farm indictments
rs beauty: only part cash Hundreds "f
others IN to $50 600. and one Strout buyer
reports a l63-acre farm. costing 81, 500 re.
turned :" 500 from timber. $4,000 from As
acres sold 81 900 worth oroduce and stock
and l:o acre. good land left. There's a
TwsrSaln wrt, f"r voH N & ,Ss handsome his ca,sloS
STROCT AGENCY. 13""N Land Title Blds :.
Phlls,. Pa
SEVERAL FINE FARMS AND SMALL.
aacrease tracks rearhy Prince Georges 60.
Nd; some genuine bargains. For descrp-
ton and nrloe anpy Mr.. CLAY
SUBURBAN REALTY co:
Ala Nd. Ave. Hyattsville. Md.
Phone Hyatts, So o0s
Evening star., 1928-02-19
IN CHEVY CpASE ND.
GROOM DETACHED HOME WITH
GARAGE
ONLY Sia 5flN---MuL TRADE

Ir wonsi@rfni .a"t31t of III chevy
fhdse I'm an a;tfdnsiye artYN near 4 hfoad
highway aust IL nttnuts. lrr,nt Iae hEaft
al the "aty. CharaBtn: detSrt,esf tatFne al
Fag gish Domestic ts1thla .5~.fsn in s.s3et.
sd setting Gt 81 Il. e.s t,9 I. - i
dep with gsrS2r- TX unusHsi3Y large
rstnn1s :. tiled baths ssttn bitsif.in 8xtufes
sgzftr3s itStng room &tS open bFrpiasF
q HiDx room well equipped Kitchen and nan
Try. large bedToaFn. Eaa"fe'H cellar 5ih
laundry trays ard toilet. sDstaatanc' hot
water heater and all ,,lfsinrn eatiipnttni ~
DeFfect condition artistic lighting hxtufrs
ARD decoration hot water 'teai E9fstrirltF
Owner will take NIJ 400 and xftan<s terms
or vJn ,nnsidfr trade for small hDii.e
thst - elear or ha. ns aae trust IN ~
THIS hu,ns may i,e snsf by raj, ~ Potomac
1868 for sDtgsan,ment ia insD~+i.
Evening star., 1928-02-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROPERTY,

Will. PAY CASH FOR ACREAGE on
farm property iocatet tn the District ut to
ilnthla ur usaib, MARY land ar kttAinia
must t~ real harssn state number uf acres.
loratinu and price. Address box ASa p,
Star uIire
Evening star., 1928-02-19
WANTEf,-IA,EsTNE~T pE1p

glk ~ E4EAsfhG DEFAkl3EAI
---fiaf s.lgfnts hG fJfs}fs ~ nay sfp9nf 90
f,.,etnsAs urnyss,y tBAt ntU SHOW b sssG re
~ ~ tl4e!y t3ses4hgsAt all Dsoperss isj3s a.
IeA ~ tn4 hs3Gff sft ~ t'.Hgs1n
THOs T. JtREELi. CJ
EeG !Llfk
gal son s. n " VAN fss
Evening star., 1928-02-19
WISCONSIN AAE.
NEAR 18th {, X STS. NV.

NEAR 18th & X STS. NV.
45-f, frontage ir this rapdly enhan.lnT
4rst commercial section. Two lots can -
eoac sefaFatefr uF DtgftheF. THIS - without
& -ahf ore ~ The outstanding vziues oD the
MARKET today. and the pyise Ia right.
SECOND COMMERCIAL LOT
Vest uf Cora are A FIRE piecc ~ second
~pr1feeFGsat E-cfgnc containing over 5000
% II. 10 50-ft. sler. PrTced right zor
fnsE1exsszte sale TO cioke an estate
Call Business Properties Dept.
n. l.. SANSBLRY co. INC.
14lS Eye St. NV. Main 1904
Evening star., 1928-02-19

4 delightful farm ot i20 acres fine land
well fenced and watered. ij-Foons and -
bath home IN splendid condition: :. small
barns. 4 chicken houses. good 4-roou, ten
AMI house. plenty % fruit. an abundance al
beautiful shade and ornamental trees: very
larae yari: on hzrd-surfacesi road about
400 feet from Georgia ave. uIke: Is minutes
drtTe from d. G. hre. A most excellent
pis'e for an exclusive dinner or ciuhhouse
nroaerty clear. VIII sli or trade for good
u. G. property.
W. II. WEST CO..
aIR l5h ST " oa0n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-29
ans Enthusiasm Resulted in Creation of National Park

On the left are some Of the chief a.
fractions of the park. There Is the
Streaked WALL" bearing strange white
cones, Sentinel Peak" and the Court
Of the Patriarchs" from which rise the
three patriarchs, jagged pink and white
pyramids. There are the Twin Brota-
ers" and the Mountain Of the Sun"
which is the first spot to receive the
dawning rays OF the sun and the last
place on which the dying day fingers.
There are Lady Mountain" Mount
Majestic" and Red Arch Mountain"
and the ox-blood mass Of stone that
is called the Great Organ" and around
which the river winds in a serpcnt!ne
semicircle.
From the narrows the canyon con-
tinueS some eight miles further. but It
can be explored only with difficulty and
under the guidance Of trained guide
The river is the only trail and sudden
transforms that pour torrents down into
the canyon are = real danger.
IRON the rim Of the canyon the park
presents a maze Of fantastic white
and red buttes and cones criss-crosSed
by deep. narrow gorges. Bell shaped
white buttes with wide fiaring bases sup
port small forests on their level sum-
mits. From the east rim one gets the
finest views Of the canyon.
Starting from the canyon is SIC
/ cession of natural wonders, including
| Cedar Breaks, q series Of vast aHpnl-
| theaters eroded TO depth Of 2,000 feet
and covering an area Of about 80 square
miles in the Sewer National Forest.
| From the blunted crest Of Brian Head
/ can be seen practically all Of southern
| Utah, Nevada and northern Arizona.
| Sixty mine miles from Cedar Breaks
is Bryce Canyon, along road borcs-ed
/ by wooded parks and great barren areas
/ covered with lava from Hancock PEAK.
Bryce Canyon Is not canyon IN the
accepted sense, but an amphitheater o.
/ horseshoe shape. craven 1000 feet deep
/ into pink and white sandstone. There
are many striking nkenesses in the ROCK
| forms cut out by nature-giant5,
| gnomes, marching soldiers. Queen VIC
| toria and the Pope. Looking down on
| all is the huge cathedral, solid, rat-
ural rock
Southwark In Arizona is Kaibao For
est. and further on. Grand Canyon Ma
tional Park Kaibab Forest occupies
the top of lofty plateau isolated On
/ two sides by the Grand Canyon and on
the other two by mysterious plains. On
all sides are UNEMPLOYED PlSteaus ard
! canyons @uSIc OtO GILL 0NC4AA4&Ec SS@44t4
Grand Canyon Is too well known 10 need
description
/ This is the great park system which
i was made possible largely through the
efforts Of Randall Jones Zion National
Park vas the gateway TO the others and
since 1t has been opened. the number
OF tourists has increased with amazing
rapidity.
AS for Jones he doesn't LOOK upon
himself as a public benefactor. II was
the country itself that ne loved and
1t has been for its glory that he has
worked rather than for the tiny peo-
pie who gaze in ave az II ar And
he hasn't finished yet. When he has
told enough people in this country
about Zion he Is going 70 ballyhoo Il
all over Europe.
Perhaps what Great Fails Park rssGs
Is a Randall Jones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-29
Boy Scouts in Camp Get Inspiration From Great Adventure

turers in untracked places-that az get-
ting hopeleSsly lost within fev miles
0. provisions.
HD EvEILLE" does not sound until
am. Seldom do any boys wait 10
be awakened at such an hour-urlssS i
has been an unusually warm night
Generally the camp has been aroused
and active for two or three hours BE-
fore the Strident notes OF the hUGie ar
nounce the otiicial hour for waking.
Breakfast Is prepared over the open
fire. The sky Is ahiaze with sunrise
Never do human beings display such
ravenouS appetiteS as do q crowd Of
healthy boys after chill night f.
camp. They experience the rare con-
ditlon where the desire for breakfast
overweighS the desire 10 remain -
bed. The west wind itself boils II the
coffee pot. The rosy strip Of morning
is spread over the f1apjacSS Break
fast IS preceded by brisk setgSng-up
exercises. Immediately aftsrwsrd the
Scouts are obliged 70 wash their dishes.
take down their tents and arrange thar
packs. These are inspected az 2 an.
after which there are two or three
lively games.
NSN( COMES the SUNDAY SS&fcN sS<-
son. This always is on q theme suited
20 the setting The scenes Of the
Scripture are made far more impress
sive 70 the boys than would ee possible
~ Sunday school class IN the city
II was IN Just such a natural setting
that the lessons nrSt we're taught IL
the hills OF Jadea, This lesson IS ac-
ronpanied by considerable singing
The hike back to Washington usually
is under way BY II am. Il time and
weather permit stops are made on tire
way for special activities. II usually
Is planned however, 70 reach the Dis
trict OF Columbia hge by NON Sad -
have the boys ~ their homes shortly
after ! o'clock at the latest, 81 that
they can eat Sunday dinner wsgh their
families. A rnal elseck-gp IS made
Just before the boys are dismissed
Where regular Scout masters Go ne
have the time or the experience -
take 3 band OF boys or such a hike.
especially trained men are provided
These men are experts II boy pSycssol-
cSy They understand The constant
hunger for adventure whscA Is ~ tire
heart 81 every Youth
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sleeping bag. using strong safety pins
II necessary.
Sometimes the tents are grouped
around a big central bonfire. A few
scoutmasters prefer 10 have smaller
fire In front of each tent. The big
blaze. however, Is q treasured feature
Cd these overnight camps. Once the
tents and beds have been arranged the
boys crowd around this fire and cooS
supper-cofiee. bacon and canned
meats The ScoutmaSterS always plan
20 have the evening meal over by night
fail.
Then the boys gather around the fire
10 tell stories, play games hold COM
petitive exercises IN Scouscraft and
drink in the mystery Of their surround
ings. There are initiation stunts 20
which the tenderfeet, boys who are on
their first overnight hike. must submit
One OF the most popular OF these IS
hunting the goofuS."
The goofuS is mystical animal, well
known in scouteraft, He hides IN piles
OF rocks or thick patches Of under
brush Word Is spread about the camp
fire that lots of goofuSsS have been
caught In this neighoorhood The
method Of catching them Is 70 nave
tenderfoot watch az designated place,
always quite ways from the camp,
while the other boys beat through the
brush and drive the creatures IN his d.
rectiun. when one appears he IS 70
hit 1t over the head with club
He waits . long tiTle--if he IS truly
innocent tenderfoot--an6 no goofuS ap-
pears The commotion II the bushes
has died down The other boys have
stolen silently back 10 camp, The lone
watcher has been deserted 70 the COB
Inns and ghosts Of the orn:preSsat
night He may keep up his vigil for q
half hour or more before ne realizes
that he Is the victim Of hoax, Then
he must apply all the principles Of
scoutcraft which he has learned 10 ind
his way back TO camp,
Actually. OF course somebody Is con-
cealed nearby 20 watch the chilled,
frightened lad and guide him safely
back 10 the campfire at hast, after he
has exhausted his own ingenuity 10 ger
his bearings, 1; IS a curious fact tha;
new boy seldom goes IN the right d.
cection. He comes face 10 face with
one of the real pertlS faced by aGyen-