Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1926, Page 22

APRIT. 4, 1926—PART 1. AR, WASHINGTOXN, D. € camping trip to son, Troop 29. Fi ¥ amounting to about $20. Mrs. Volland oL Ko gave a Teport of u?e District of Co- first, Harris, Troop 21; second, Moore, | the Potomag, Passage on & Govern p: lumbla Congress of Parent-Teacher I S Troop 108; third, Brown, Troop 9;|ment boat has been obtained trough | Hugh r Aneel aren - eac er C lvl leS Associations meeting. The attendance class B, first, Shuffle, Troop 29; sec- | the courtesy of Lleut Barnaby, a | Washington Lone Scout, and o treat was awarded to the kindergar- ond, Ackerman, Troop 10; third, Free- | member of (;;u troop « mittee. uh;.m 15 _;. s old, had .<r\’:,m‘ 'm b ten, Miss Pate, teacher. il | G : e e, Mroop 20, Semaphore—Class A.| Troop 100 leaves today for a week's | lished in the March jssue of Ideal 1o The court of honor held at the Wil-| Cohen, firemanship: Billy Dix plo-| qrat) K. Taylor, Troop 10 hiking trip with the scoutmaster !a small Lone Scout publication. outs expect to| J. Hugh lor, Washington Y.one Caverns, in |Scout, 18 the first District of Colum Scout to join the Lone In ernity, = fraternity for old Al notices for this column must be | southeast. ‘A motion to petition a| The Carbery Parent-Teacher Asso- son Normal School Saturday evening, [ neeging; Robert Fessenden, automobil- |\ 1iivan’ “Proop 29; thi Daniel Tyrrell. The 1 the hands of the chairman by the | straight seventh and straight eighth |ciation has itad . Mothers: Thad,| March. 37 was the largest couft so|n%, cratiemensio i bookyinihe and [TCN%1; class B, Ackerman, Troop | get as far as the Lura et any Sreceding the Sunday on | grade was passed. A réport in favor |ing Circle, which will take up and far of the 1925:26 season. Sixty-elght craft; Fred Marshall, plambing; | 1o yrengstier, Troop 9, and Bean, | Virginla. | bia Lone SR It o to appear. Address Mrs. J. | of the elective school board and re- | study the problems of the children. Scouts passed 129 merit badges, which | Roger Marquls, carpentry, painting | oo, 90; iripie tie. Morse—Class A,| Troop 110. 1L W. la Quay. scout ldian ¥ N, Saunders, 3618 Porter street. Dt o tho mearings was given by | This circle meets every two weoks on | Will probably be the record number at |and safety first; Leroy Miller, crafts- | . " Beer, Troop 82; second, Hulse, | master, is planning a week end camp | timer Kenneth C. Buker. A translucent ma- | Thursday from 1:15 to 3 o’clock. Two one court for the year, as the advance- ma.nshnz in wood; Kelsey Saint, sWim- | ;nuin 730 "third, Trischolz, Troop 9;| near Alexandria in Virginia. . Eugene Jordan has been award The committee ranging for the|chine recently bought by the associa: | mothers read while the others mend | ment contest dlosed the last of March. | ming; Trimble Sawtelle, craftsman-| 1o "B fret Bowan o0 91 second, | | Troop 52, Alva G. Nye, scoutmaster, |ed the gold I e 1y Tt M teme Council to be held here | tion was used by the president in fllus- | or sew. Miss Ellen Lombard of the (Scout Proctor Wahifarth of Troop 108 |ship in bookbinding, craftsmanship in | fiie Troop 20; third, Waddell, Troop | is planning a trip to the new eabin Dunaway, former council chief of May 1 held a meeting Tuesday and | trating the need of a new school be- | Bureau of Education at the last meet- | attained the rank of Life Scout at|wood and cycling; Leonard Smith, first | 53 0 04 "Clark, T pop 2 B beyond Rockville, in Maryland. Couneil Five! to the Scout in that N e b the arrangerents for the | tween East Capitol street, Pennsyl- |ing congratulated the circle upon the [ this court and the ‘following_became | aid to anlmals, painting; Alden Snell, | “oqer “hufiding—First, 21| *Fooap 128, H. S. Krider, scoutmas- | council winning the most points ehtemainment of the council. Mrs. T.| vania avenue, Sixteenth and Nine-{fine attendance and the interest Star Scouts: Albert Love, Troop carpentry; Hallock Snell, carpentry | gacond, Troop i 22 | ter, is going on a three-day hike Trom | througt i S e g 3. Youns is the chairman of this com- | teenth streets southeast. A et ook to be studied | Charles Ferry,Troop 40; James E.|and masonry; . M. Thuney, chemis | pyramgia butlding— 25| 3 riaay o Monday evening throtigh (H€ Shasierea pepem s mittee and the memhers are Mrs. E. R yduy nroplems in Chila Train. | Davis, Troop 5l Arthur Greeley, |try, interpreting and masonry: James | gecon®, Troop ; third, Troop 12 e & a0, Camp Rooseyelt's| .on February : ok " T aniel, M. Wiliam_ L_Varre.| peabody-Hilton Parent-Teacher As.|ing.” The Carbery assoclation will |Troop 07 James % Wilson, Troop 96| . Weedon, mining and plumbing. | wocotion—Iicst, Troop 20; second, | honor soclety, is planding a four-day i N L e o Mis. Carl Smith and Mrs. J. N. Saun: | sociation met Tuesday afternoon, with | conduct its annual Easter trips for| Theodore M. Corner, Troop 128; Tra- |Troop 104—-L. Morscher, textiles.|qigon’ 10; third, Troop 29. Yell or | trip to Camp:Roosevelt, leaving thé| i, P one Bl e < g ders. The annual State convention of o e romident, preaiding! | the school children next Wednesday, | vis Hall, Troop 128, and Charles |Troop 108°Nable Hunte ivics and | gl sirst Trbop 20, second, Troop | District line for Chesapeake Beach | Willey ay ph Hill: Salezar, Desn 8. O Distriet Congress of Parent-Teach- | Sones and recitations were*rendered | leaving the school bullding at 9:30 a.m. | Kadel, Troop 128, craftsmanship in leather: Proctor|1og: third, Troop s b Gidy L catig £ ADVIERD N 8] K s ot arl, Winthes, Al O o i be held ADril 30, | by tho third and fourth grades. A |One large party will go to Mount| The men who served on this court | Wahifarth, athletics and electrici roop sammary-—First place, Troop | o'clock, and retumiing Sungay eve Angeles, Calif., were seriously 1gjar rtos Lo the Mid-Atlantic | saxophone solo by John Smith, and a | Vernon in charge of Mrs. Willam .| were Dr. Paul Bartsch, chairman: Troop 128.—Theodore M. Corner, elec- | 29 with 29 points: second place, Troop | ning, April 11, at & o'clock. B Bt e eats at the conven- | violin solo by Ausust Da Ros, both [Rowe, Mrs. Norman Sandridge, Mrs.|Charles Bell, John 8. Cole, H. Hruce {ricity, first aia to animils and public | 30 with 2835 poinia: third place, Troop | .The camp committec, Dr. Paul Many of the oldtime Loms Sootts ton The committee is planning a!pupils of the fourth grade, were given. [ Grover Koockegey, Mrs. Whiliam Don- | Hiorsfall, L. F. Kebler, W. C. Mans-[health; Donald Dudley, printing;|g. with boints: fourth place, Troop | Bartsch, chairman, held a meeting will remember Horace Wade, thrvu?- parent-teacher dinner at the Hamil- | Mrs, Harry Stull, president of the Pre- [ dera and Mrs. A. K. Wine. Other ' field, H. A. Matsinger, Fred W. Pearce | Travis Hall, automoblling and first 10, with 21 points; fifth place, Troop last Tuesday evening at Scout head- mous Lone Scout, who wrote “In P Hotel on the night of the State school Study Circle, Mrs. Obear and partles to the government bulldings,and Col. E. L. Mattlce, and the at-|aid to animals; Charles Kadel, elec-]10§, with 12 points; sixth place, Troop | quarters and started the ball rolling the Shadow of the Great Perll when convention, when there will be & good | Mrs. C. A. Manning read brief articles Will be in charge of Mrs. Moore, Miss |taches were Scouts, Willlam Gordan, |tricity, first aid and firsg aid to ani-| 21, with 11% points; seventh place, | for bigger and better camps next Sum only 11 rs old. Horace is now & O entertaining program | on “Preparation of the Child for En- | McAuliffe, Mrs. Alello, Mrs. Long | Eiliott Murphy, Dick Sargeant and | mals. Troop 136—J. L. Wilcoxon, Jr.,| Troop 82, with 9 points; eighth place, | mer. Some improvements were pro- movie star. Ho 18 one of the charac- of music. The Mid-Atlantic Council | tering School.” Mrs. Gertrude Bisch- Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Dugan, Mrs. Hagen, | Kerfoot Smith. electricity and marksmanship. Troop 13, with 1 point. Dosed for Camp Roosevelt, and the ters in e Nutcracker,” a Holly- e Mo 1 and the delegates | off gave a talk on social hygiene. | Mrs. Ludlow, Mrs. Weber and Mrs | The following badges were passed:|* At the court of review at the Wil-| The 4th Division has provided |committee recommended the ralsing wood screen production. e District of Columbla_ and | Mrs. Seay, delegate to the Juvenile | Gooch. A card party for the benefit | proop 1-—Richmond Chambers, auto-fson Normal School, March 27, the fol- | three instructors in first aid, who will | of $1,500 for this purpese. C. G. Several . worth-while propositions of the association will be given at the | mgpiling and first aid. Troop, 8—Wal-|lowing boys passed first clas et ™ fhe " Wilson | Normal | Schiacfli, deputy commissioner of the | Piive been Foted on LY L er Ass: and the d Couneil_ w those fre ates u(te:l‘dmgl Protective 'Association, urged the boys | o becdiation il boglven ot She the council will leave for the national | to join the Garden Club, also asked | home of Mrs. Charles Duvall, 632 lace Bloyer, firemanship, pegsonal|8, B. Nye and James Shinn Troop School, Kleventh and Harvard streets | first division, started the fund with 7 ention at Atlanta, Ga., that night. parents to help suppress the | street northeast, April 10 at 8 o'clock. | heqith and public health; B. Clarkson, | Fred Varney; Troop arold Free. | northwest, every evening to give in-[a donation of $100. Scout Comumis- cliors must reregister, that each edito azines and obscene literature | oo oo Smallwgod-Bowen |Dersonal health and safety first, Josse | man and Henry Marafta; Troop 40, [ struction and examinations in first | sloner Barry Mohun matched this with z'i“';“'lmw il '_”;'A‘L'_m“;"{‘r“"d'; n to the council chiefe, unde of withdr firemanship, personal healtn |Richard Sanders; Troop 44, William |and second class firet aid. There will|an equal amount and a number of |! W. Y. Fisher, ma-|Carpenter; Troop 51, Willlam Phillips. | also be a merit badge examiner for other contributions have also been re son, civies and per-| Those who passed second class are|first aid, personal and public health. ceived, 80 it i3 hoped the total will|P s follows: Troop 15 { This accommodation is for the benefit | soon be raised. In ri will dellver 8 1ectihe | which is sometimea sold at mews | pyrent-Tencher Association was held | Drain, wtional Needs o hool | stands. Mrs. Henry McKinley WeS|March 22 at the S. J. Bowen School and swimming; < for 3 appointed as delegate to Juvenile | (i3 v 7 Newton presiding. The |sonry: lee Ilar sonal health; R. Heacock, firemanship, | recently lock for the benefit of | coure Mrs. Holt reported on the laygrounds. This lec- | (O S : s meeting was opened with an entertain- ! h s « d der the suioss | Tk Go0s St (he clothes conservation | ment by the Bowen School children. |first aid to animals and _personal | Troop 25, Herbert Siotssat; Troop 16, of Scouts in all divisions. Courts of Honor for April—Tuesday. | tha Long ; Columbia Congress | \PoT0 Gt te” to the District Con: With more than 80 parents willing | heaith; Albert Love, electricity and|A. Henderson; Troop 33, Jumes Dun t e April 13, Epiphany Parish House, 1314 | teat, the designs to he submitted 1 AoaoriarionaChavy | Din. Gelegatel o the, B olana of | (0 diaveitie INchiake tegtiglver tHBIE|ACleY et vein® Stone, swim. |can, Herbert Hendrick and Karl F.| On Saturday, April 17, the first an-| G strest northwest; Saturday, April | o scout et Riipsitions Lot 8 o5 £ s of | ildren, it was decided to give the |ming. Troop 15 ome | e e “Bonald Alvery: | nual troop drill contest: for @ cup|17, Metropolitan Bantist Church, Sixth | o “Chiof ana grand conncilor er turday, chool, ; Troop 41,|offered by President L. A. Snead will [and A streets northeast Francis|be held on the Government athlet®: | April 24, Wilson Normal fleld near the old swimming beach | Eleventh and Harvard stre ems. The contest School, Progres- | ihe congress. Peabody-Hilton Card Two hundred points will tion, the Asso- | (i, of whieh Mrs fest when convenlent for the doctor. |craftsmanship in leather, interpreting |Troop 40, Richard }ierm . L. P. Homan, Mrs. | ;e B0re oo a8 directed to purchase [and personal health: Perry Collins, | Oswald Howland; Troop clation of versity W and the ) e : Heto 0 ) “:‘:.'H A::“W‘y omen and M. C. Lipscomb, and ML.d\ “f[m” playground equipment. It was also | firemanship and personal health. | Edwards; Troop 51, Gregory Alires, meon i o Jueger are members, presented Mrs. | voted to have a candy sale afterTroop 25 Nenmedy Irelan, handicraft. | Lorimer Gerard, Jack Junkin, John|at the Tidal Basin. Instead of com-|west. for first place, in t b §0hin aton BEGMbN KTub it L.w:\n;‘i,zd,\ tl\:lll-“}!“vs.:mxnl‘[‘hl‘e\{‘:l}lfl;&‘l’l Easter and a luncheon April 21 for |Troop 33—Albert Harned, carpentry Richard Willis and ul | petition being between single patrols, |~ Courts of Review for April— the two e blems, last Mond; £ oon because the | parent-Teacher B ssociation conven: the purpose of increasing the treasury. | craftsmanship in wood and pathfind- Troop 63, Clifton od and |as in the old Danlels Cup drill, each | a April 3, Boys' Y. M. C ond place, o= I egular would have been Easter | tion to be held at Atlanta, Ga. The Miss Knox was unanimously elected [ing; 1. G. Shure, electricity; Huron Gz Troop 70, William [troop must be represented by not less | Eighteenth and G streets northwest; 50 points for f association recently | parent.Teacher Association INo Par | R It was also voted to re-|Smith, firemanship and swimming.|Lewis; Troop 128, Owen Powell, John |than two squads, while troops with|Saturday, April 10, Chevy Chase Pres. points for fifth place P orentTeucher | Amsociation also fur- | resnt=: Il WAR 3 v on ‘health | Tabop. 5-_Vernon ‘Bateman, -macke:|icatel; .Walter' Kadel and. Eugens|sresistration of 2 ot mors Boovss|byterian Church: Saturday, Apelt 0 points count toward the 1 must enter at least three squads.|Young People's Building, Alexandria, |medals. card party to raise funds to |y 5 peis ard_part nished money to purchase sults for | ng care of the teeth during the [manship; Harold Freeman, carpentry|Van Peit. I 0. H 3ans Window shades in four rooms | Dreschool-age S s ,durt er Dmy TOr N e mcnon. e o e O In their enter | dental convention April 12. The next |and swimming: Daly Mulvey, marks | On o eh 25, at the Brookland M. | Judging will be on the following|Va.; Saturday, April 17, Metropolitan | € e ol O eaclution askiie | L ety DolB i itor: the . aMler | ootk INDe HEMSAREE 56 and swimming: D eon, crafiamans |B. Chuirch, the foliowing boys passed | basis; ‘The drill itself, 50 points; con-| Baptiat Church, Sixth and A strects clubs and formerly ¢ That vocational schools be established | children. Installation of electric 3 ship. ‘Troop 40—Charles Ferry, car-|second class: Troop 12, Del t-| dition _of Scout uniforms, 15 points; | northeast; Saturday, April 17, Balls-|9f Asriculture, I £ the city and that | {{zhts in Peabods Fathers’ night was held by the | hontry and elvics. Troop 4 ler; Troop 82, Chester Couic 1| broper insignia, 15 points: general ap- | ton, Va.; Saturday. April 24, Wilson |director of the Lone ] oted. This w peile, and | pearance and &nap, 10 points; style, | Normal School, Eleventh and Harvard |the B He ass in every secti A ocls rch 1 y are now belng COm- | opijvorth Parent-Teacher Bourke. ecarpentry and handicraft:|gar Huber; Troop 108, Alan manner and of Sc ut gIving | streets northwest. B such sch wvailable for boys v 4 srfendls s the | K I3 i e 2de. A play iato | Brrest Sl i Dy the | {jon March 25 at 8 p.m. in the school | Hayden Leon, automobiling; William | Troop 110, Francis Blade. be given veland Park Con- | vears ago. ®r bullding. The president, Mrs. G. A.|waldenmaler. civics and first ald to [ ©On March 29, at the Friends' School, | commands, 10 points. The troop| The standing in the interpat Work ¥ ago D ehaeh, Drestded. The president | W aaenmarth CN G shington, _cratts- |the following boys passed second class: | making the highest number of points| test in Troop 8 is as foilows: booklet Thomas | Will win the cup. Bear Patrol, first, with regatior iext Friday night T rder the m made an appeal for clothes for the|p.,nuhip Troop 44—Richard Sargent,|Troop 7, Arthur Carpen Murray Preston Tt is hope large attendance on the part of all|points; the Stag P: that there will be a|the Beaver Patrol, second, w of Mrs. Frank - i allach- rs. Frank-| At the March meeting of Wallach-| pgrentTeacher Association conserva- trol, third wctors will be e 5 5 . EEOre. W Towers School the kindergarten enter- | .o Flor "Eny o Children of the Kenil- Watson, personai|Gillis, Frank Pinte Harry scholarshi) when_the the land Park Club. | ¢aineq ents and teachers. = health. Troop 5l—George Boss, fire-land Henry Smaliey. - et Mucvee wan cppoiiot &1 ae e Biments o iy fat| P EANHE TR Those [ Helth, 11008 mal health and public Y Scout troops, whether ot mnot they |1.282 points: the Tiger Patrol, \ 3 “hairman in ch a bene . ; JDuk s 2 | o took part were: Leon Wiseman, | RELGP” f00E" hoss, siremanship: i have teams participating in the con- | with 548 points, and Mg arrison I which ‘a repors was elven on PIaY: | Catherine Farr, Latimer Farr, Tlor! | B8N 3 Tiille fira”ata to animais, | it ndo Diyialoniield B test. The actual hour when the drill | afth with 450 points. As a 6-inch lov- | quill. has ames E. Davis, firs .| nual indoor rally in the gymnasium i) pe held will be announced next|ing cup is to be awarded to t | Lucien Wa fng picture pet in the Ambas: afternoon grounds and Mrs. Livesy told of her [ en datco “Henry Naylor, Samuel success in raising money from the |G een’ Eloise Lingebach, Frances ale of newspapers, the kindergarten [j{tho® iizabeth Augustine, Mary e awarded the attendance banmer. | pirth, William Lasley, John Augus- { Mrs. Atherton a sketch of her|tine, ‘Gordon Trathen, John Gerwlg, personal health and public health; | 1% o "Sherwood Presbyterian Church | e Sesut 6 s 5 . James L. Davis, first ald to animals, | o Saturday evening, March 27. Troop :\\‘1?)'hkun g ';f":;nrlb !;;;'rwl&:;rr’i ;:lx",n”.yyatx"r;l, there is much competition (his, as is a marksmanship “and safety =~ frsti| ;g won the meet and the cup after o | petition, including the selection®of e . g Gl e Thomas E. Davis, carpentry, first| ey cloge race with Troops 20, 9 &nd | judges and other details A " | Mre At ildren who have de-|Charié Kratt, Francls Lyles, Paul [aid to snimals and public ~health: | Y6 ™ rne result was not decided till the 1 (o Seventeen Lone Sc fective speech. Mrs. Winstead ex-|pDaylman, Genevieve Flynn, Lillian J. E. Douglas, jr., forest int last event. Winners and ond place | The Scouts who faiied.to See the \"::7]":‘. l(a. \\"w»‘nu ireting und marksmanehip; Broadway | ;" cagh event received subscriptions | xhibicion arill at Fort Myer Satur. Eeitss s &]:mx:r'm:,):“vum s follows ders; first clyn Jones: Josephine sccond vice recording piained the advantuge to some puplls | Adair, Lessie Buckler, George Saun- rksmanahip; Broadway x : bt instruction in lip reading. Two of | Gers, Robert Barnes,” Doris Brown, azier, carpentry, first aid to anin to Boy's Life. The judges were L. C.|qay morning, Mareh 20, missed & o & practioal | S Bobert P inita “Narvin, Bert|and marksmanship; Joseph Wood |prake, R. R, Bailey, A. Gi. Nye, ( M. | Wonderful treat. Through: the kind-|orq" 3 l-u‘()f?,rf."hl Soat Dryhurgh Abbey Is Noted Mrs. Winstead's pupils & ding. Robertson, BEdwin Warder, Carleton |ward, Lingeback, Martha Adams, Loyette Hord, holarship. Troop 52—John|Nargh, Dr. W. H. Merrill and H. L.| pess of Col. Hawkins Cavalr “Uncle Dan given a ro illustrations of lip re: 5 m the Kansas Cifs b infinding: Lawrence Kolb, |yyenster. B. B. Caviston and E. Pl 17 5" A put on this special ex'|come. Stnging, giving of camp ye sme. Singing, giving of camp yel I The J. R. Keene Parent-Teacher As- | 8RR, 000 Shorter, Edith Mort- | pathfinding. Troop 67—Arthur Gree-| Hartung wer Recoms SBWOIY | ki | - < i s 2 , Edith Mort- s. 8 g were scorckeepers. Deputy | pinition for the Scouts of th s- ng i _ ) mev Parent Teacher |Sociation, formerly Woodburn, Will|felq, Dorothy Lewis, Richard Slater, |loy, personal heatt i T TIErs o Wos i | o o e il ot thp | a0 AT adiress Hy/UnCls Dan'snelsi: |ty Nonday, the presi.|hold a dancd Friday night in the |paypiond Firth, Henry Wilhelm,}Troop §3-H1. Lanier, firemanship, first | charge of the meet and is the donor | cowhoy and riding stunts would rival “Berram Broome, 100k up theleast of Me o iding. ”The | Takoma Theater Hall. Proceeds for | Martha Adams, Marle McLeon, John faid to animals Ry ot | N s ods to thewinnINE F s fecis (i Gasiie. aiNErolayertasd. | ] D8, 14 otithe Lane/Sconts pise | conditlan. the benefit of the school. Mt Al " Maize, Frances|6i—Paul . Main, carpentry and|toop. The results were as follows:| The drill started with the. mount- ent were trom out of town, 12 of them | in 1150 ce, Em-| cq band attended by the council's |5inE members of the Beaver Tribe of oted to bust: 3 Par Wright, Jack Day, Warren Sanders, craftsmanship; Richard Tedrow, crafts- | Knot tylng—Class A, first pl Troop | mett, Troop 10; second, . Mcintire,| oniv mounted troop, No. Quantrall, X v The Brookland Parent-Teacher As- g ind i Y Catherine Armstrong, Hilda Fisher, | manship in wood and handicraf! tion met March 26, with Mrs. | P i, ior W Norman Cissel and | 74—Stewart Benham, craftsmanship in | Troop 20; third roop 1 ter. The bovs M. O, Beebe,, scoutma of the Brys soc b [F chert, vice president, in o at . sacher Awsocibtion (wid 1 et aiiine corimittes | aonil dlesd. wood: Donald Dow, blumbing; Ridge-| class It first awiens, e M peatancs - g tho | window: In the world, paying dira 25 The report of A s i | Sk i [ley Parsons, automoblling and carpen- | ond. Reliman, Troon 10: . s Fotlowing hin was ® fine |tribute to the teachings of scouting, ik 1 et alt [ Tmeis and Mrs. Lewis Radcliffe was Dre try: Harmon Vanderlip, plumbing.|Trogp 20. Fire by friction—(l D™ The. exissgn drll was very|says Scouting News, “has been r A tion pointed, as the election of officers Short a Dress. Troop 96 James T. Wilson, scholar-|first, Brown, Troop o B, A e e then the Sumping and |cently dedicated in the Grand Vie Eoeat ) ment Ma ed 1o | be heid April 30. The association | From Life ship. Troop 100—J. Loren Adams,| Hengstler, Troop & seco Hebr cowboy stunts added just the right | TommuNIY hurch, Denver, Cclo Now . "School. 1 | vated to hold & luncheon some time in | Husband-—What extravagance: You Sradtsmansip in busketry, craftsman | Troop 20 Flint and steel-Class A.| thrills. The horses jumping through | The stained window shows fn besut Myers was 1 : Yo Ol ivs and Mra, Hoagland | have two hats to match with one|ship in cement and crafismanship | first, Drummond, Troon 20: second: o 'purning arch guve a_specticular ful workmanship and rich soft col mittee being appointed as chairmen. It was |dress. AN in wood carving; Frank Ander-|Beer, Troop 82 third Wallath, Troop | finish to 4 hishly enfovable affair a Boy Ecout at. attention. = having B Ol ire materials for seat| Wife—Oh, no, I haven't. L've only|son. craftamanship in book binding, | 108; class B, fat oo & S5 SR Al e B setts av work for several of the lower grades, | one dress to match the two hats. eycling and firemanship; Arthur L."ond, s, P : a e-day | winding" s m, The inseription ¢ B = = T T R The HUB—Seventh & D Sts. The HUB—Seventh & D Sts. The HUB—Seventh & D Sts. 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