Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 8, 1921, Page 12

hy (WITH THE GAS A Department Devoted to the Interest of Local Troops and Their Activity in All Lines of Endeavor Here WHAT j t executive has seit outiannonnice mr inc}ments of the meeting to all member i ve council r ie 1 reports of the tre asuré 2 the utiye are to be giv ut the me and each report wil ‘ a « ume of its particu 9) move lar department of Scouting, and will ‘ alixe | include mention of every phase of Scout hat or, /agtivity during the past Coun-| The most important busine of the been organized | Meeting is the election of officers for past eral | the coming year and the designation of | utive committer the laa 1 ORE gtE Enis lies ite ithe devel cedtn ctivity, with a} ing and sque vements was given by} out up hard competition for the other }tivity. Other numbers on the program ng i sg thats L-drawritdih wore ths go by the Ne the work < Scout “Mose” Post. “Physical exercises | troop. of per, | have not been announced as yet, but the | vides UL ee byes cal DEo ie execntive seit prenented for under the local council { conduete Assistant Seoutmas- | . Rates it | troop expects to offer to its friends | gram wh out execu vi jcarrying on a high grade of w ter Perr Practice in sema- one of the best evening entertainments Scoutir ‘ wholoxartic; iin belnginie the list of membership of | Clon: SNS gaAncsen saritenas £ phore s given by Scont TROOP 5. lever put-on by any troop. of | Boy | RCH Wea oS OU be : the council up-to-date, it has heen neces: | 1 amver yak ah te vutinaster Wilson | Scoutmaster McGrew returned this| Scouts. The program will be produced } h plendidly organ-) gary to drop a number of former mem-| Vlora, headan Ser sice conta 1 ter Haworth.| week from a three weeks’ visit ,}at the Central school. AN parents and i fine zest of com-| hers who have 7 jonal Hesaaue Pa fealsine: Bley 2 series of games anged be-| friends and relatives at Ord, Neb {friends of the troop members are in- of co-operation, | city, anc 4 is a ara aut oa am foams selected on basis of uxc will assume active direction of his troup _vited_and (a considerable number of | EE a rece wel clkizen ; master Graham was the first to z i i i id iss LR TSSTA ss a rit sports : DFC i pr Y duc Ms ; religious t plete a merit badge examination, A aE m gute lotering hej iatroled | toro a iite pa brea en sent to natfoi ‘ 7 hare oh in need | Headquarter mination ta he r J . ast i approved # hrilads ; sath Gor athe a A See tN Caatts Troop 9 at Park School. J ; rt an age at tenehes' riety i nice Baal jove.| ‘Troop 9, \Gasper's newest troop, w 7, as mrnine leakntchere app, the vital import. | organized at the Park school } i Casper’s i ince of the attenc of eve ,-| Boys of the Park scnool who are not Finest 7 a f fieine Heat of spotter tre und othe; , 1 of wOSd rope 1 nomes are vicinity ie ; Lt, ool, form the charter mem- Theater ‘ Perry Haworth, ‘ d ised 1 1 District Field Executive Here, stant Scoutmaster of Troop 1, has 16 Mer John HL, Piper, National field exe issumed the duties of Scoutmaster of tive for U Eighth district of Poy] Troop 9 in addition to the work which r| Scout was a Casper visitor last Mon-; he will continu arry on in ‘Troop : ’ ‘or peace} da Mr. Piper had come to I 1. A brief ¢ tion of the aims and ganz SERVICE, |} to look over the field th re ideals of th ut movement was given big or little—just SERVIC class council there it! ing las + and application acs Incidentally it ineul ies | to Casper incidentally. Mr. Piper went! for membership w ven out to those of discipline, hardin 1 the development of Scouting in| boys who expressed desire to Le en Hience and patriotism, a patriotism er since his visit here last sum-| rolled in. the new troop Which holds itself re to ve its|mer to assist in organizing the coun-| The headquarters of Troop 9 will be ° rountry in whatever form the 1 1} cil here, and upon leaving, he express-} the grade room of the Park come Preparedne of th fed himself as being highly ple d with H school, and the regular meetir time » Scout platform \the extraordinary growth of the move-| will be Friday even at 7 & is democratic ment here Offi of the local coun-| to run every boy into on cil urged Mr. Piper to prolong his stay| Merit Badge to help each to develop in here to take in more of the details of| Three manhood of which he is he Scout activity, and were much dis-| merit badg Wividual in >} appointed that his visit needed to be| week by exp of the word, with recogni so short | per council. cout Harry himself and to society. . | Astin took examination for merit badges Scouting is democratic also in that it Patrol Leaders’ School, in First Aid and Public Health. The ~ knows no bounds of viass, or creed, or The first weekly meeting of the pa-| tests were given by Dr. J. F. O'Don- "ee, Supported by yace. It speaks the ur sal language} trol leaders’ school held at the! nell, who certified to the court of honer of boyhood. It is the great melting} Scout, headquarters Wedne night | that the examinations had been passed CONWAY TEARLE pot of American youth. | under’ the direction of Scoutmaster Tt. | satisfactorily Scoutmaster Graham The end und aim of Scouting a]'T. Graham of Troop 5. An assoc went a grilling at the hands of citizenship, to make men “physically | tion was formed and the following . M. Anderson on the sut Stron, mentally awake, morally | ficers elected: Harry Astin, Troop 1 Health,” and was cert straight.” sident; Hardman Leslie, ‘Troon having dis —— vice president; Ronald Hurst, Troop 5,| of the sub, Winter, a HEADQUAR' secretary | member of ch 1 Court of Honor, Annual Meet y LA. | Instruction was given on problems of ved the examination in behalf of ‘The annual meetir the Casper! patrol leaders in meeting situations of | ‘asper council. The app) F council, Boy Scouts of America <|leadership and discipline in their pa-! for merit bad; now go to the na heen called by President M. P. Wheeter | trols. Weekly sessions of the school; tional Court of Honor for approval and take place at the court-house Fri-' will be held at Scout headquarters every | the granting of the badges, ening from 7 to 8 o'clock, The Wednesday ev PN But a skilled actor of Cowboy characters, Portrays lucky ne’er-do-well who proved h ALSO Two Part Comedy “THE FORTUNES OF CORINNE”’ AND PICTOGRAPH WITH COMIC Iris Orchestra Shows at 1:00, 2:00, 3:30, 5:00, 6:30, 8:00, story of simple life, with a _ tremendous heart appeal. / not only a hors rare skill : F SATURDAY, JAN. 8, 1921 gain at the next meeting to be held lat troop headquarters in the basement |of the Methodist church next Tuescay lea first Casper Scout to take examina- merit badge, and Scoutmas amis the first official to | the patrol i and assistant patrol leaders of all> tions for | wee in attendance the honor jevening. Scout Executive Black, assist- ‘ arry Astin, ¢ res TROOP 2. __ led by Acting Senior Patrol Leader Foye | helman, Tom Kassis, |. The regular.meeting of the troop Was | simpson, has been in charge of the Ronald Hurst, Leonard TRGOP 1. held at the Episcopal parish house last troop during the absence of the Scout-| Sroddurd and Hardman| night under the direction of Scoutmas-! master.- A full attendahce is expected | rhe regular meeting of Troop 1 was the high sehoot gymn — las jter L. Goodrich: .The entire eve: ning was given over to instruction and o. at the next meeting. ! |ning TROOP 7%. The regular meeting of the troop took place at the North Casper «school guests are expected to enjoy the evo- Thursday evening. Scoutmaster Gre- ham’ gave the troop a review of their elementary Scout work, and continued the Tenderfoot tests which were start: ” 9 evening. ter roll call, dues|tests, Six candidates for advancement | lad last week. Nine out of ten boys ion Organized, | were collected and record taken of vis | were given the final tests which would) YROOP 5. jenrolled in the troop were present, sting of the Cas. | ting boys mutmaster Wilson read) qualify them for an advance in grade, | | Twelve representatives of the’ junior at the, tue new merit point system which|some for Tenderfoot standing, some for! ‘The regular: meeting, with full .'-}troop were in attendance, and work on fs oper ics Sie nt into effect January 1. The troop| second class and some for first lass] tendance, held at troop headquar-|the Scout oath and the Scout law Ww: oer ; ; ters at the Gentratyschool last: night. iN nd by-laws were also ready and | rank, officials ning. ut of Casper > & iclo rs ‘e explained to the members of Announcement was made that a se-, re Georg: members of the organ’! ue troop, Announcement was made|ries of basketball practices had be-n| WFiday evening, January 14, has been ceey two Weeks trom 8 to 9 p.m. on | Wet First Class Scout Harry Astin had | arranged by Scoutmaster Goodrict, ana| Set 45 the date for the troop to enter * iiterhate Wernoniar. Phe nec |completed satisfactorily his examin {the first practice waa called for Sun-|t8in the parerts and friends of | the ee ape J Paid “| tions for merit badges in Fiest Aid andj day afternoon. The troop hes some | tPOoP members. The boys have blvgprioe’ ‘ Public Health. good basketball material, and with an | cast to put on a one-act play entitled We teal| “A Strenuous Azternoon,” which {tus opportunity for practice, the troop will meeting | Military’ drill In the form of march-|}¢ able to turn out @ team which will! trates many features of a Scout's, ac- Harry Astin ha the honor of being Heads I win, taily you lose. That was the game she ‘played, in this twisted comedy drama, abounding with fun and laughter. THE FIRST TIME EVER SHOWN IN CASPER - Also TWO PART COMEDY “TORCHY’S MILLIONS” Starring JOHNY HINES a CURRENT EVENTS ADMISSION 40c Shows at 1:00, 2:00, 3:30; 5:00, 6:30, 8:00 and 9:30 Every Day. LAST TIMES TODAY Tom Moore in “Hold Your Horses” PALS” An intensely human od ly Is Time or Money The More Valuable? No One Hos Teo Much of Either It’s up to You to Save Both. _AN ELECTRIC WASHER not only saves you time and money but it saves the wear and tear on the clothes as well—They last longer and retain their good looks. Buck Jones who is oman of a is worth. happy-go- CARTOON Admission 30¢ 9:30 Every Day. The Electric Washer does all the real work—washes —wrings, rinses and blues—and does it in half the time. Five cents for power is all it costs to do a large fam- ily washing. The Electric Washer pays for itself in a LAST TIMES TODAY Eileen Percy in “‘The Lan A ETL EY eee ll) short time. NATRONA POWER CO. PHONE 69 d of Jazz’’ SOTTTITOTIOOTIIIID SSM: SLPLLLILLLELLILLLLCL LB ay MS, assigned to them to be prepared: be- fore the next meeting. LYRIC Continuous 1 P. M. to 11 P. M. TODAY LAST TIMES “LOVE MADNESS” p Starring LOUISE CLAN FATTY ARBUCKLE In a two reel wild west scream. “FATTY AND HIS INDIAN SWEETHEART” SUNDAY CHARLES RAY i "NINETEEN AND- PHYLLIS pres mene Positively first showing in the west. Direct from the Charlie Ray studio. Next First Run MACK SENNETT COMEDY “DABBLING IN ART’ With all the Mack Sen- nett beauties in all their charms. ‘WM. M. HARRIS Cabinet Maker My specialty is interior fur- nishings and cabinet work of all kinds, Also alterations, remodel- ing and repairing. Work guaran- teed. if 409 South Jackson Phone 1044R eco eoccces Enna PREY RELIG < ATR OGHS ——————_ Tribune Classified Ads bring results. Se nEEEEEIED>-<aneeeee oe ed