The evening world. Newspaper, July 29, 1922, Page 5

my Health Conditions at Camp Spencer Exceptionally f Good—Basketball Tournament—Kite Flying for Prizes Next Week. strips of wood, a sheet of tissue pastime. Saturd ay, in which the doings “Vhront ‘ cled, Dr. Irving Okin, camp physician, is making a fine record. Dr. Okin gradu- @ted from the Hackensack High Behool as an honor student in 1916, entered Columbia College and wi given His diploma with the class of 1920. He then entered the College of Physicians and Surgeons with the Class of 1928. His summers have been Spent in medical work in clinics and hospitals. The doctor is always on “watch for trouble and very little es- “apes his attention, No serlous injury or illness has hap- pened to any Scout in Camp Spencer. scouTs PLAY HARE AND HOUNDS. The Scouts played a game of "Hare and Hounds” in the mountains back uf Camp Spencer on Tuesday. Scouts Tmerson,, Boykin, Neilson and Billy Alton acted as the hares and led the hounds, who were Scouts R, Vander- bilt, M. Walsch, L. Beller, W. Troy, J. Schneider, W. McConologue and ®, Bennett, a merry chase, The hares dropped beans where the ground ‘was cleared and bent twigs where the ground was covered with leaves, Dur- ing the game the scouts discovered two varieties of trees not yet identi- fled and found many interesting specimens. Scouts Eckstrom and Weggins were honored Sunday by being detailed on special service. They acted as traffic police and guides. a A number of the Spencer Scouts passed their first class hiking test on ‘Wednesday. In order to pass this test @ scout must hike fourteen miles in a day, carrying supplies and cooking his own dinner, Scouts Shusterman and Wisseman hiked to Tuxedo. This trutl algo was covered by Scouts Sperling, ‘Witte, Hickman, Snyder, Croce, Bo- logni, Emerson, Donovan, Berlin and Windus, Scouts Cohen and Cassel passed’ their test by hiking to Haver- straw. ‘Assistant Scoutmaster Sperling of Troop 611 !s visiting Camp Spencer from Camp Walkill. Assistant Scoutmaster A. Ruggles of Troop 801 1s visiting Camp Spencer from the city. SCOUTS HONOR VISITING NOTA- BLES. A floti!la of fifty canocs, lead by Commodore Bertram Galbraith, swimming director of Camp Spencer, acted as guard of honor for ex-Gov, Smith and Gov. wards when they vistted the Kanawahke Lakes on Thursday. Edwin Gould and Baron G. Coliler visited and inspected Camp Spencer on Thursday, A detachment of Spencer Scouts, under the leadership of A ant Deputy Commissioner Har K. Whitford, was chosen from a gather- the ing of all the scouts on ana- wahke Lakes to be a guard of honor! were The scouis Atkins, for ex-Goy. Smith, Eckstrom, Arcouet, Sperling, Windus, Donovan, man, Busch, Darley, W sam, Benson, Kneitel, West uni Heit- berg. At Camp Spencer's weelly camp- fire, the Scouts were « tained by the following members of the camp ¥, Arcouet told the story of a boxer who was down on his iuck, Puly macher of Group IL, boxed Tro up I. Troy received the decisi Buseh's “Agony Quartette’’ of Gre 1., composed of Allon, Arcouet, Wit and Sperling, sais » ai sulect! Witte and Sperling of Group [ jokes on the officers. Group LV. put on} purt of the minst: The actors were kin and Benson. Group V with a quartette composed of Mishman, Harris, plelfstein Berlin. Scout Gorman read a stor BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT PROGRESS, Camp Spencer's basketball tourna ment is now tn full swing. Group V. beut Group I. by a score of 12 to 6 Witte Wms the outstanding player y IN of Group 1, while Fishman and Harris rred for Group V. The teams ure roup I., Witte, rg: Simon, ¢.; Arcomet, |. f.. Group V, Fishman (Captain), ¢.; enman, Fr. 1; Harris, 1. f.; Hirsehorn, vr. Rg. tundyman, 1. g. Group IIT, defeated Gvoup IV, by @ score of 16 to 0. Th Teams were compo: of the follow- Group HI, West (Cap- 3erry, T. g.; Dumas, 1. g.: 1s. Neilson, | f.; Monahan, r. f Group IV., Croce (Captain), ¢.; Bolo- gin, 1. f.; Atkins, r. f.; Kesler, 1. g.; Luubloni, r. &. ‘The Camp Spencer intergroup volley bail tournament will be started to-day On Monday a new and folly assign- ment of boys arrived in Ca 8 guided from the city by Deputy Commissioner Harold K ford. as Scout Officia! has such a happy group. sound through the te He stated that never in his life 4 whit he witnessed Their yells re Wouldn't you like to take a day off and join the Boy Scouts in tae kite flying tournament they are to have next Tuesday? A few Twine are all that are needed and all the requirements for entry. Jaded city elders will wish they might renew their youth In this The Evening World conducts a department for Boy Scouts each twelve-thile bus journey from Ben: Mountain. Among the new scouts are paper, some paste and a ball of of this fine body of youth are R. Bateman, C. Hamberger, F, Ham- berger, W. Hahn, W. Jacobs, M. Cohen, T. Fretach, A. Kaplan, T. Gib- son, R, Stine, E. Tweedy, N. Tolsky, W. Small, T, Flynn, L. B. Hosbeck, 'T. Stafford, M. Berman, A. Vakeiner, KE. Reilly, A. Jopp, J. Dougherty, B F. Troumphone, B. A. Ruggles, W. Butst, H. Koyen, M. Cohen, L. Bar- tell, Q. Nussenbaum and B. Rossi. CAMP SPENCER NO. 2 TAKES OVERFLOW OF NO. 1, The popularity of Camp Spencer in 1921 and the great number of scouts who wanted to return this year com- pelled Manhattan Council to organize an additional camp unit to be known as Camp Spencer No. 2. Spencer No. 2 ts just a few hundred yards from the old camp and its scenic situation on beautiful Lake Kanahawhke ts un- surpassed by any of the other camps, Though the “eats” are perhaps one of the biggest events in Camp Spencer No. 2, they are by no means the only ones. Next in point of interest per- haps ts the waterfront, with the bath- ing and boating. Spencer No. 2 is certainly the place to learn to swim ma hurry. Of all the boys who have yome to camp unable to swim and Who have been there a week only one remains who cannot swim the length of the crit), about ten yards. Twenty- two, previously non-swimmers, ha been graduated to the diving dock and now take thelr places among real swimmers. Three merit badges in swimming have been allotted. These were won by Scouts Bernard Trump- hour, Jumes Dougherty of Troop 301, Manhattan, and Scout Willlam Ros- enzweiy of Manhattan, On Tuesday, Aug. 1, one of the big events of the season will occur, That is the date set for the water meet, consisting of swimming, diving, row- ing and canoeing. This meet will take place on the lake and éach of the fifteen scouts’ camps in. the Ramapo Monntains will enter con- testants, There will be the 25-yard sprint ewim for juniors, or those under 115 pounds In weight, the 50- d sprint for seniors, the 28-yard uck stroke event, the junior and senior dive and several freak events, among them being the ever-popular egg and spoon race. After the swimming and diving events come th wboat and canoe races. In each case there are two men in the crew, these events promise to be the ele contested of them all, Judging from the practising now go'nk on The climax of the event Is the six- oared cutter race. Couch Karet {s giving a great deal of his time to training Camp Spencer candidates for event, and the crew will probably cked from Scouts Emmet Kinner, Rosenzweig, Sandy Saunder- man, Lester Hosback, Edward Gaston, re Hollingsworth Humphreys and John Riviello, with Robert Baron as Coach Karet feels that he “world beater" in this In Camp Spence are grouped in tent a tent, fro vo. 2, the scouts elght scouts ti and three to four tents group ch group has. its Jult leader, and much of the ithin the camp js carried on an intergroup basis \ few days ago one cf these con- tests created a great deal of Interest. Hach group discovered its own “mumblety peg’? champion and then the shamps played each other. Scout David Hexter of Group 8 won the first » of a United Btates Army ominass and Senut William Rosen- aN von the second prize, a sun- INTERGROUP CONTEST IN KITE FLYING. There 1s an intergroup contest on the schedule for the near future, how- ever, which promises to overshadow all other such contests. Every rea! American boy loves to fly a kite, and if he can make one fly higher than the other boy's of his commuaity, that is glory enough for one boy's soul it is quite surprising that, despite this fy kites, comparatively few aw ty make a real honest- s kite, and Camp Di- Cobelli and assistants, the personal vision of Beard have planned a grand kite tournament to find the flyer in camp and to teach the the cor to construct and fly will be individual prizes and group prizes, “The events, tough not completed on the pro gramme, will consist of the following: Scout flying largest kite. desire boys to-ge rector under Capt now so his supe odd 2, Scout flying smallest kite. 3. Scout flying most attractive or unique kite. 4. The cons d box- kit §. Scout flying ite highest, with any kind of kite 6, Scout flying highest Eddy kite—86 inch 7. Scout flying highest Eddy kite inch 8. Scout flying highest tetrahe- dral kite Tt may seem that the remular Scout work has been crowded off the pro- gram by #0 many extra good times, but such is far from being the case. CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS Last Adams Express Air Resuction Ajax Rubber Alaska Juneau Allied Chem Allis Chaimers Am Ag Chem pt Am Can Am Car Found Am Chicle Drug Byn.... H & Leather H&L pf... Ice Int Corp... La France. Loco Radiator Ship & Com, Smelt & Ret. Steel Fary. Sumatra Tel & Tel Tob Tob B WWE. Wool Am Zino pf . Anaconda All Amer Metal. Asso Dry Goods Atchison pf Austin Nichols .. Bald Locomotive . Balt & Ohio . Barnedale A .. Barnsdale B .... Batopilas Mining Beth Steel B .... Booth Fisheries . Br Emp Bt 24 pt 90% WRT is, + 20% BRT Cte ..... 28 Butte Cop & Zinc 7% Butte Superior 80% Rutterick 18% Caddo O11 10% Cal Petroleum 60% Callahan Mining. 7% Canadian Pacific. 140% Net t. Chae 4 + + 2% Cent Leather wou 8 Cerro De Pasco. 38% 98 38% +1 Chandler Motors. 65 68% 65 + % Ches & Onto 71% = «71 71 Chi Great West.. 8% 8% 8% Chi Great W pf. 21% 21% 21% + Chi M @ 8t Paul 20 28% 20 + ow CM & St P pf. 43% “45% 45% + Chi & No W . 7% 77 7% — Chi RI & Pao.. 4% 44 MK + © R TAP 6 po pt 824%. B2% BAR + Hy ino 22% +} cc 8 Coca-Cola ud au + 4 Col & Southern.. 47% 47% + 9 jumble Gas 03% wR + umbia Grap 4 H+ 4 Columbia Gra pf 16% 1% 10% Comp Tab & Rec 6 5 + 1% Conwol Cigar .... 3 + % Consol Gas Crucible Steel Cub Am Sugar. Cuba e Bug.. 16% Cuba Cane 8 pt. 40% Davison Chem 49% Del & Hudwon. Del Lack & West 12 stman Kodak . 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MStres SM Mo Kan & Tex Mo Kan &'T WI MK &T pew a Mb Pacific Mo 1 it pt Montana Power 4 M Mullina y National Acme National Hiscult . 151 Nat En & Sta BAM Nat Lead 101 NRRof Med pe ah 4 vY a a thy YNH&H a Be NYoont & W 2 26% N Y Ship Wie Wig 184 Norfolk Southern. 1% re) Norfolk & Weat... 11 ne North American. co Northern Pacific 8% 18 Okiahoma 7k b 2 ED Pacific Ol... ity My Pan-Am Pet ....4 TH% 4% Pan-Am Pot B 08 87% Penn RR... 1% The dally schedule at Spencer No, 2 runs so smoothly that there ts time for both, Each day there are two pertods given to Scouteraft and the Scouts are taking good advant the matchless opp giveg thom for learning the wor ona th pass thetr and Brat class tents und merit tents, tunities that He | 4 +t) t+ age of amp th High Seaboard ci Che WJZ—Newark Peoples Gas aT bated, | Pore Marquette MY +h Philadel Co 38% pi! 360 Metres. Phillips Pet + ™® Arrow. pt + 1%] Features of the day. ' Ot os — %] Agricultural reports at 12 M. and 6 Pitta Coal so... P.M, Pitt & W Va. + %] Arlington offictal time at 12.55 tot Pond Ci + %] P.M. and 10.55 to 11 P.M Post — 4%] Baseball reports from 3 to 8 P. M. + %] Musto every hour from 11Nk, M. to Pro & K — 4/6 P.M. ub Ser of NJ & + | Weather reports at 11 A. M., 1, 6 and Pun Aleg Sug... 50% + 4) u01 P.M Pure oft oH + % "Uncle Wisgily Bedtime Itwy Steel 8px. 108% + % y Howard FR. Garts, Ray Connolldated. 1644 hy “Fashion Talks,” by an Heading tet pt; editor of Harper's Bazaar, Reading 24 pt — | 815 P. M.—Dance muste by the Regal Replogie Bt = 44] Dance Orchestra of Clifton, N. J. Frank } | Pe Domino, manager + % +h SUNDAY. Joseph Lead — 4%| 3 P. M.—Radlo chapel services by St L & fan Fran 50% 4 +1 | Rev. Edward T. Tibbals of Homecrest StL & BF pt... 61% 4+ | Presbytertan Church, Brooklyn, StL & Beuthwest 80% 6.30 P, M.—Readings and record StL @ So'weet pt 47% 41%] from “The Bubble Books That Sing Santa Cec Bugar. 8% + Me bY Ralph Mayhew: ab Alt fitters. 1M + yl] 7 PB. 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M.—A programme Hee Tih] ot readthgs and plano solos, + %} 1: Plano solos by William H. Morgan, + ‘| ‘Magic Fire’ trom “Die Walkure,” + “] Wagner. “An den Fruling, +2 2, Recitations by Dellght f t + %/ "His Two Horses,” William HH, Parr, \ — “] "The Boy Decides,” Alna T ik, U 8 Rubber . “ “The Little Red Ribbon’ (musical US Rub Ist pf + %] monologue), Joseph Blascheck. us — %] 8. Songs by Mary Milne Sharp, “The 8 — %| Blg Brown Bear, Manna Zucca, ‘My Utah + | Little Banjo, Vanadium Steel + % 4. Plano |. Morgan, Va Caro Chem + 4] On Dress Parade,” march in D, Wi Va Caro Chem pf +2 |lam H. Morga Kamennot-Ostro,” Wab RR... + %| Rubinstein, “Album Leng," Shultz, Wab ROR pt A. + 4] 5. Recitations by Dellght Beckwith, Weat Maryland... + 4] Tim" (monologue Negro dialect), De- West Mary 2d pt Ught Beckwith. "A Dafsy,” Ruth Ma- Vent Pact pf + 1%] 80n Rice. “Raindrops on Your Old Tin Western) Unlon .. — | Hat,” Lieut. H. Hunter Wickersham, Westing + %| 6. Songs by Mary Milne Sharp. White Mot — %] Chrysanthemums,” — Sali “Lilac White oi Tree,” Gartland, Wick Steel + %| 7. Plano solos by Willlam H. Morgan, ‘Overland’ Corp + | {March of the Tin Soldiers,” ‘La- Ovariabal (Carp ah + | fayette Camp Song,” “Sonatina,” Will- Woolworth Co + 4] tam H. Morgan, Worthing, PUM = st] 8 Reeltations by Delight Beckwith, Wright Aero — | (Mrs. Fintzan's [deas on the Kind of Total sales 308 Ladies the Men Like Rest," Delight Beckwith, ‘Jean Deprez,” Robert W. : Service. h-sh-sh,"* Anon LIBERTY EONDG) 9. Songs by Mary’ Milne Sharp, “The Liberty 31-2, opened 100.94, off .02; | Pirate's Dream,’ Heurter. “The Night 2d 41-48, 100.66, off .08; 3d, 100.60, | Wind et Bitterness of | Love,"" off 10; 4th, 101.44, off .98; Victory) Dunn, ra P allot 46; Victory 48-4s,| 6.30—The story he opera “La Bo- Fag ee ACO-EGS, Wictorya\SiB Aah Te seit) tHiatrated by: reconiinas ot (tis ; GORE principal arias, Opened easy. 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