Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 17, 1921, Page 8

te MEMBUMENeHOBKORU eo ee ona PACE FIGHT Three Members of Scout Council Are Assigned to}: Each Troop of Organization to Help Bring Service to the Highest Efficiency A special inspection committee of three members of the |; scout council v appointed for each troop of the Casper): scouts and a sch e of inspections to be carried out during | « opted at a meeling of the committee on { next week w nittee on leadership and training of » local scout council at the . erce last Chamber of Co The purpose of from Scout neadq spection com: hairman, Earle E. Holmes, Dr Anderson. ‘Wednesday evening, Nov | tee secured for the troop? What su-| pervision does the troop committee} ‘oling, Dr. H the troop cor committee, J. The following inquiries are to be ‘man, Dr. Wm. Kocher, made regarding the scout ers and er? Who are ters? Is the active in his utmaster faith a Does | »; troop com: chairman, Rev. George B. > Kocher, T. F. Algeo; Anspection c mittee, M. P. Wheeler, chairman, G. Burwell, R. H. Nichols. ; | Friday evening, November 2 Troop 13 at East Casper school Scoutmaster Roy C. Gordon; troop committee, Henry E. Perkins, clhir- man, C. C. Chamberlin, A. O. Park, Millard Murane, P. Van Hekken: in- spection committee, D. W. Ostibee ehairman, Rev. L. E. Carter, C. R Bodenbach. The work of the inspection com mittee in all troops has been schedul ed for 8 o'clock. Notifications are be. For Three Generations Have Made Child-Birth. Easier By Using — Save and Have . To Have Something For a RAINY DAY | For a HOME For OLD AGE Is the Ambition of Everyone You Can Realize Any One of Them With a Savings Account at National Bank of Commerce ““A Bank of Strength and Service” @ promptness? ch ral Does the scoutmaster committee? Has he obtained it?) To what extent? Are the assistant scout-; Ea troops of their own? To what extent ¢@o scoutmasters and assistant scout-' have a progra + and hiking trips? What encourage ment do the assistant sogitmasters .|Fecetve in the performance of their! duties? Are any changes recomme? ed tn the personnel of the active lea! ership of the troop? The followin tained relative ducted t an| How many Does the| many member Are many old members dropped during; bossess? st year? What are the princi Ss agons for scouts dropping out? How | Another Big Scoop 200 National Tailored SUITS ¢ O'COATS BOUGHT RIGHT—SOLD TO YOU RIGHT “18 °20 °25, All hand tailored, of all-wool fabrics. Conservative models, snappy models. Fur collars, velvet collars, cloth. collars. Save $10 to $30 on your suit or overcoat. — : SCOTT CLOTHING CO. 240 SOUTH CENTER STREET Jass scouts? How many merit badge eistance and co-operation of the {T00P ure months? How many promotions during the past month? How many Pe ra aes tle mae | le, ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° * ¢ ° ° | tmasters punctual, regular, prompt ones aa ‘ow faithful in attendance? Are they ac- % w. . “ > “jing past three months? How many ‘'ASHINGTON, Nov. 17.—Signa- z SURVEY (if [FA i eee ee ee. they | hikes without scout officials during| ture by President Harding of the bill & - ood material for scoutmmsters in) 710+ three months? How many visits|to. extend the eniergency tariff act|FOR RENT—Fourroom furnished Price $60.00 ne ee ee {from parents of Scouts during pest| until permament tariff legislation is} house also child’s coat for sale, rs ro vut-lthree months? How many visits| enacted was gnnounced today at the Casper Stationery Co. sters participate in troop camping) «15, members of troop committee dur-| White House. Dealer. ing past three"months? How many [visits from members of council during nq-| Past three months? Are meetings held qa.) regular! Are meeting called to or {¢er on time? Does troop participate jin council honor contests? If not, information is to be} wz ? To what extent did troop to the troop: i ticipate fm council rally October nbers enrolled? How {27 mount of troop due per week or registered in national| per month? What funds are now in ise the keep-| headquarters? How many new mem-| troop treasury? \How are troop funds additional] bers enrolled during past year? How/| handled? What property does the troop Order your Thankegiving turkey. many tenderfoot scouts? How many! NOW at Hufsmith’s Market. Phone t the troop in partictpation tr second class scouts? How many first 159. ——— — TARIFF BILL THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1921. fact for every woman and chfid.who writes. Tarte comics Wi 11% Pounds, This is the only piano that all the family can enjoy. The only piano that a child can play properly. No matter how fine the tone_the makers build into a piano, it is colorless unless con- trolled. And the pedals contro] the tone. Upon them depend most of the sound effects attained by modern pianists and «composers. Their “use is vital to good playing! “The Soul of the Piano’’ Yet children cannot use the ordinary pedals. 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