Evening Star Newspaper, May 2, 1926, Page 41

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MAY 2, 1926—PART 1. in district 7, transterring Arkansas to district 5 and adding New Mexico. District 10 would include the former States in district 12, transferring Kansas and Nebraska to district S. District 11 would include the Btates of Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Wash- ington, and district 12 the States of Arizona, California, Nevada and Utah. It would be advisable for every lone Scout and every grand councllor to write to his council chief, express- ing an opinion regarding _these changes. The changes, if adopted, will go Into effect January 1, 1927, after the council chief election. Too great emphasis cannot be placed on this writing to council chiefs, for these are very important and drastic changes. The council chiefs vote the way their “people” want them to. Le BOY SCOUTS. (Continued from Page Thirty-six.) FRANCE DECLARED FERTILEFOR“REDS™ Dr. E. A. Walsh of George- town U. Speaks on Con- N ditions in Europe. Attention, World War Veterans—Reinstate Your War Risk Insurance Before July 2, 1926 Sale of Alarm Clocks Modern business de- mands punctuality, Suc-, cessful men stress this point as an important | factor and keynote to h success. An alarm clock to direct the Lone &cout work and to help in the formation of a rural Scout program, I am naturally anxious to get acquainted with you 8o this is & ‘How do you do, Scout?’ and to ask you for your whole- hearted and deliberate co-operation in the further development of lone scouting throughout the United States. “Your former director, Mr. Arm strong Perry, was a good Lone Scoul and a good leader. We are per- sonal friends and I fully appreclate ,Phb}te _ Main 5215 ‘Welcomed back to Washington by | the place that he won, rightfully, in n i I\ IND P —— . 3 ¥ A e K paroniamels. 1,000, | your hearts. and T shail do my level | Ro¥ Greer, A e | oo nu iRty = is a good investment—it | ‘ill his boots' and to do gets you to work on time which packe? ‘he auditorium of the | best to Council 4. National Museum Friday night, Dr. honor to his leadership while I am ’ o . Edmund A. Walsh, 3. J vhfe presi- | here in the national office. h.(im:,:fi:: ::,-,::,f Knb';{{,}kacnflfl?.' ’ andiis alsoa convenience dent of Georgetown ersity and| “I have had some very interesting| o qone, Barl Miers, Frederick r. mao er. for the home. Our low j vement of its Foreign Service School, | letters from Mr. Perry and he 8|y o Tpay Albert, Evert C. Myers peices on guaranteed ) gave a graphic account of political | §1ving me help, advice and guldance | 4 4\ eh Taylor are the vice presi- - % conditions as he found them on are-|as I pass along. dents. Kenneth Greer s secretary- Alarm Clocks save you ont tuor of three continents, Dr.| “I am also acquainted with your{Soll W REURL, “eoout residing in rea or ou S/ more. Walsh sharply contrasted the serles | first chief totem, Mr. W. D. Boyce|coyncy) 4 15 eligible to join upon pay- = of ministerial crises in France, due|0f Chicago, and had a number of|yen; of the initiation fee of 15 cents: : - 3 3 TWEN k O'La i i o the financlal situation, with the |conferences with him in the early}, T4, oy The initiation fee entitles You get a regular 15¢ tin of Dill’s Pipe To- - - — Jac ntern Gilbert... » | days and early development of lone scoutdom. “Your present chief totem, Mr, James E. West, has been one of America's greatest leaders of boys for the past 16 years. He is a man with a big heart and a big vision— and of very important jobs. He is vour friend, as he is the friend of all Scouts, and he has told me to go ahead and help make the Lone Scout movement, as well as the Boy Scout movement, what it ought to be as far as affects the division of | which I have direction. “The amateur publications and the standard farm papers are all going to help boost Lone Scouting. Nobody | 18 going to have any time or patience | with any backward looker. There is || so much for us to do in the forward program that 1 am going to ask you all to join hands with me to put 1t over in a big way." Nationad Scout's editorial ex- pressed the view of all real Lone Scouts—the forward-looking ones. the member to a membership card, REE wi g 5 i Instruction booklet, membership badge bacco ?}gfi; w'éh ':’e.!r.’“gd‘“e ofa 'I‘C“ 25¢ p.:d‘(_ and the opportunity to win three|age of Dill's Best Tobacco—nearly everybody medals. Initiation fee should be sent| knows it's mighty fine pipe tobacco and are tak- el above. | ing advantage of this wonderful opportunity to e nEstizator 106 boatiopsrated dn make a defimte.savmg. The new tin is curved to fit the pocket in the same manner as a pocket Black Bird..$2.29 ll;o la'nlteéi bStx?tle; “PA"i.i:uo}; de; and bu A% Lincoln of | flask e Winne % flask. Tick Tock.....95¢ May Sale of Drug Store Needs: THROUGHOUT THE TWENTY BUSY PEOPLES DRUG STORES ' For the Baby stability of Italy, in which country, he ironically remarked, at least ‘‘No \ ministerial crisis was observable.” Conditions in France he described as presenting ‘“‘one of the most fertile flelds in the world for the Communist incendiary,” and in this connection he alluded to Mussolini, who, he de- clared, “had found Italy on the verge of bolshevism and saved it.” Communism Is Growing. Dr. Walsh resumed his series of lectures on Sovietism and stressed that communism is making rapid headway in France, where the people are in a receptive mood on account of the discontent and uneasiness over the financial crisis. The recent de- mand of the French cabinet for a vote of confidence, as a result of the controversy over a questionable f Tarisian drama, “a mere matter of police regulation,” he sald, “is a harometer of the nmervousness of the « political trend.” He expressed the opinion that “the $2.98 —-fi;flefieflfi Serve You Blue Bird....$1.69 Baby Ben....$3.19 Sleep-Meter, $1.79 A Real Home Corner Brick $9,850 | 263 Tennessee Ave. N.E. ‘ 6 Rooms, Tile Bath | Hair Tonics ability of France to pay her debts|In part, it said: “We are indeed for- ick’: . depends upon the willingness of the | tunate in having Mr. O. H. Benson I ot Sunda $1 ",”l‘d“ Malted $1 Liquid Arvon .......8% ) Fnch people to submit o taxation.” | ua'ous Hew director. Ho has been nspect Sunday Milk 0o eennn..83c Manners ; Contrasting _the recent political |an active worker among boys for ’ 5 lover’: \vheavala in France with the stabil- | some time, and we feel confident 2to 6 P.M. 81 Borden’s Malted 5o g s Mange H > 1ty of Italy, Dr. Walsh praised and | that as soon as he is thoroughly BRIR o onosivesinsisnsdOC emedy ... awr «t the same time mildly censured the Lone Scout Mussolini. acquainted with - . program we can expeot it to go for- 75¢ Dextro-Maltose .....65c $1 Dandavine .......... 2% Trainer Ny George A. Wilson Co. He declared the premier, at least, | ward with a boom.” “had brought a tremendous amount| The proposition that all grand 18th & M Sts. N.E. 50c Herpicide .........45c of order, peace and material pros- | councilors be obliged to re-register One Dozen Cakes Cpecidl 27(‘ perity to Italy.” though he said his|at least once a year, which was| Line. 381 & > $1 Wildroot Tonic 89 g i3 § Guest Size passed recently, has been amended | as follows: “Be it resolved that grand register shall not lose their grand council number, but shall te placed on an inactive list to be kept by disregard for and the press seems a “pity.” future historians would most likely “forget the good he has done in re- cording the evil.” e rights of the public since A delightful that makes unruly, obstinate hair e down and gives it a well groomed appearance. Special, 27¢ for Monday, Tues- preparation $1.75 Pinaud's Eau de Quinine .........$1.29 Hopper's Hair Youth....$1 not councilors who do re- 60c Toddy 65¢ Robinson’s Barley...4% ............. 49¢ Ivory Soap Cltes Refugees’ Plight. 43 c . . 3 the Long House. The grand coun- T » 75¢ Merck p L Dr. Walsh made particular ref-|cilors who wish to become active Special, ¢ o """,";' Milk Sugar. .49¢ $1.50 Van Ess .. ......$1.39 day and Wednesday only. erence to the plight of thousands of | after a period of inactivity, shall 75¢ Mellin’s Food ......65¢c 2 i refugees in Greece, condemning the An attractive box contain- 60c Canthrox ..........49% hi - . notify the Long House of their de. 20¢ Hygola Bottles. Anti-Colic Nipples . ing one dozen cakes of the convenient guest size Ivory Special, 43¢, for Mon- Tuesday and Wednesday “exchange of population” by *theo- rists and statistical experts” as “hav- ing succeeded in increasing the sum total of human miseries.” Dr. Walsh's tour of investigation took him also into Egypt, Syria and &ire, who shall place their names on the active list only after receiving the re-registration fee of 15 cents.” Very important changes have been forecast in the grand council organ- ization if they are passed by the .55¢ 42¢ 60c Parisian Sage 30c Glo-Co .. 75¢ Barnard's Eau de Quinine ...... 50c X-Bazin 60c Fairchild's Essence 35¢ Musterole Ointment 25¢ 65¢ Dryco Powdered Mlle 2o e $1.50 Ovaltine ........ $1.25 Imperial Granum..97c Palestine. He wili lect h' Fri- 1l chiefs. At , in orde 5 day evening. e hat the counel chlel;;egr:?slhtlgogpe; Cough (L"d COldS ey $1 Delat. N— iy ate more efficlently with the regional . GroTone Tonic $1 $ lelatone . .. executives of the 12 reglons into ey« b o INENGEESERNGCIEEEE | TN ROMGN - citen el ’ 75¢ Odorono . ... FORMER KAISER SAYS Which the United States is divided, 30c Bromo Quinine Tab- o : for purposes of promoting Scout vork; W lets 19 65¢ De Miracle. . o change the 1} ; HE IS SHORT OF FUND$ a;w!m‘:’."i’i"smfi;!‘?” goufmil;.gThese 81 bipacis o 30c Hill's Cascara Qui 60c El Rado changes are pl ore the coun- S : 1 (i SRR .. 23¢ 75¢ Evan’ 1l chiefs at th t th d $1.50 Maltine and Com- e 75¢ Evan’s ¢ Forced to Curtail Charity Pending | uf3 nciude the following: . .. Ll 60c Bell's Pine Tar and Tooth Past 65c Woods . Dectslon on Property tn |, IS 1 romeing unchanesd, T $1 Nusesed Iron . B ... s6e R Germany. %}:f:}?:nzd and r""& ol 81 Wampole's Cod Liver $1.25 Creomulsion . . .... 86¢ G0c Peliecor . 42¢ v ‘fR‘;"R‘I“"':f“{;":)""l"lrorm" . of Columbia il be added to district | (0 75 25¢ Laxo-Aspirin . ..... 2le 30c Kolynos 25e ] N, May 1.—F 2mpero) Vi A v A 3 > \ . = . 1 Wiliam s’ poor. | 'He admits it B | hvew irier. Viwibie aoH thetsterct | ;: ;::."I"Mu i e 60c King's New Discovery 49¢ 60c Forhan’ 43 soif; and bl 4 o g : " o Beiis = T B skt - e L e < | R S RIS |91 Soours Bidiion ... 00 |- %0 Phls Comh Semedy 5t 30¢ Lyon' . | Flesh Reducers e o VA | KL DI TR | (e st hem ot |G Cratanet B, fron | 35 Foleys Honey and ot o | 1 Marmota T e cease his assis ;| trict 6. 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Dis- ura Shaving Stick 2fe. 81 -Creo Terpi PECEEERNICE 50c Chloredizo ........ 39¢ Slend’s Gum in oxile, “the’ Kaiser, ' through his | trict 9 would be the States formerly Loidiilid it Colgate's Dental Cream 1¢'s Soap “T am’ extremely Sorry that it is : 60c Formamint Tablets, 49 (Giant size tube) ..45c SfcBoied Sosptdland 'lo'-’l ooy Private tortune g; i 60c Dentox Tooth ihe 2533‘,;?;‘ government. Means i 4 5 i (e e ..3% for_ routering, assisizncs, iherefors | Antiseptics 50c Todent ...........3% belleve that it pains me greatly not to 5¢ Li: 5 i be able to help us I have heretofore.” 75c Dioxogen ..........: 53¢ 25c Listerine ..........21c 50c Size William receives a pension of 50,000 1 5 g marks & “monh tiom the Reich, 50c Musoldent . ........42¢c 30c Lyon’s ........,....23¢ G h t) Severa on marks’ w am f".’,:&"”}.gg;‘%pl":“'{ "lezisw: o:;;h ;;fi §f Musoldent ... ..89¢ ra S state, has been turned over te him Listerine . ..... ..78¢c Since he went into exne. ! 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