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SEEKS BIG 11.11.1111
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the l1e111' yueighi
1211141111 bout betn' sen less \\'-1‘1
111 holdor, and Jack Dempsey.
1.111115 t'ity challenge-1'. July 4,’
111'1'111- in this city until next,
to pmvious plans.
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tics oi‘feiin; 1110111n11101111t1on~ 1"‘(11
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at plow,
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upon hearing: that 1’1'0'
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11'1111111 pvrmit 1111' contrwt in Gary
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TRIP BY AIRPLANE;
YORK, .\l.’11‘1:ll '1 invitation
.\'.511.' York National laseball
.. 11'1111-1 11,1 1111111111111 from New
.1 1'111111111-11111111 1111' the opening
5' 111.15111s11n on April :33
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was ro-
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Al(5(11'1111'.1\'hu 51"nified that
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plan-1s would 1111111? 1111 trip by 11111
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vard and W'est Point. here on Oct.
fi
“wusuw,
CHASE SIGNS
WITH GIAN
the veetran first base
Hal Chase.
the greatest first sackor in the game,
initial 55381.5 by signing a contract to
play with the Giants this year. Chase
had accepted tonne some time ago and
there remained only the formality of
attaching his. signature to a contract.
He:- called on McGraw at the office's of
the club yesterday and attended to
that matter.
Chase expressed himself as
highly pleased to be back on 11 New
York club again. Despite tho fact
that Chase is a veteran with fourteen
scasone‘ experience in tho hip: league's.
thorn is probably only one other first
11115151111111 who rivals him today. lic 15
George- 'Sisler.
Another caller
Monday
the office of 11115
Christ)"
ill
Giants was. (‘nptnin
Mnthnu'son.
social, 11 was said.
CARPENTIER IS
COMING HERE .'
th-orcr- Flatt-1111 111-15 young French
111'1113' officer now appealing in “The
(‘rowtl51'5d Hour." at the Selwyn 111911119
in New York (11,1, leceivrd a lettct'
1112.1 1111":;‘ from Georges (larpentict'.
11111 French aspirant for the heavy-
weight championship in which Carpet»
1». planning to visit this
country 11nd see the VVillz11'(l~I)empsc,1'
bout. -
15111101111 and (‘arpentcr arc arm!
friends, having been much together
during the first three years of the war.
The actor. who was wounded fin-
ticr says be
times, doclures that the worst punish-1
mom lu- got was at the hands of Car-
pontiur. in the course 111‘ 11 “friendly"
sparring notch behind the 1111129 C111»
pcntier robbed Flatt-1111 of four of l1!:-.
teet 11.
ED LEWIS THROWS
JOE STECH-ER
LHIL A1110. March 5.1—“11'estling on-
ghmgrented yester'day on the
.3311; bxéhqug of the drau existing
until 111111 night, between Joe 5115211101
01', PNebxaslta and 15311 (Strung. let) Lewis
of Kentucky, Tho men had 11101 1111' .5;-
'timea ,‘preceding the contest, 1.1.1.111 ant.
each bout had been declared a draw
~~th 11011111511, resulting in 111 c bolus of
The match last night,
their fourth. was won by Lewis after
two hours twelve mlnutcsvand thirty-
seven seconds of wrestling Stechei-
being the aggressor almost through-
out.
13,1 narccmcnt the first fall secured
after two hours-1 of wrestling was to
.5111 L'ldt' the match, and the £311,111? first
of an) of their matches, canw about
through a lteadlock.
IS MIT 10
PLAY HARVARD
CAMBRIDGE, Ill-11.55.. March (‘1.—R15
fusal of thr- war department to :sanc-
tion a football game between Har-
21)
was made known here last night by
Fred \‘t’. Moore, Graduate Manager of
Harvard Athletics. ;
Terms had been agreed upon by the
two 111111'1agenrents and unfavorable ac—
tion was taken when West Point sent
its papers to Washington for approval.
L WANTED TO SEE BIG CITY.
1
2. Home for Being Tardy in School
She Goes to New York. l
\ltill{,f\l:1r('11 5'1 5—11l1'1 Im:<hefl'.[
1;...1121'1111 girl 1111010111 11h“ police!
' had I
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lu-wn kidnappml’
771115151111. Mass..."
:311; wandering aimlessly on
b3. atrolman 1S. K.
151116-11 later. stated
312,111 of the Children's
15,1115 «11‘ 1h? metropolis,
1.51 115.119 her home.
' 51-1511: small for hot
5'1155 11111215111319, that
r. 1 school slit-5 was
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:;i'9\‘:j‘l‘l‘t’d lu‘T:
has been 11011-:
5: if1'15
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Gases,
Illrlallllé'!
ach all distress en
You wonder wi
indigestion,
1112:5-
Magit,‘ relief!
Fat without
being
. n l
but his 1:13:11 was (‘lllll't'ly.
«extremely unwise to enter
1Acid Stomach! Meals Don’t Frt!
Heartburn,
Stomach
T he moment Pape‘:
teaches the sick upset, sour stom-
:.1'itlit}'._gasc.<, flatuencs.
rtburn, sour TlrlllgS. dyspepsia.
fear!
Cost: little—-15‘111'dr11g store.
UPSET? Papas Diapepeu'tnwl 0N
TleOFEEY WILL MEET
BATTLING LEVINSKYw '
NEW l'ORK,1\laich G-Jlm Cofl’ev.
11111111 who is Still twegaidcd by many as the Irish heavyweight who beat Larry
1Williams, the heavyweight o BridgeL
5.1.1. 111' box .Mom‘luy 15911152111511 Manager John mic-190111 in 11 “Wild 110‘“ at he 5‘"
Graw of any further concern 01' 91 :he
mory A. A. of Jersey City Heights on
Monday night. was matched yesterday
'by John Jennings: manager
same club. to meetVBattling [JeVinSky
for ten rounds at the club‘s, show to be
staged on either March'ls or 19. 011
account of the regularlshow falling on
St. Patrick’s Day, 1111111111111: decided to
put, the bout back one or two nights.
(‘lity Turner of the 1111111111; and Lar—
ry “’illinms. the sturdy Bridgeport
fighter, were booked up yesterday to
battle ten munds at the next boxing
show of the Veledrome A. C. of But-
falo, N. Y.. on March 17. \Vllliams
gave Tom Gibbons a great battle at
the same club several weeks 1120. and
Matchmaker Rogers decided to have
him 1110151. the clever Indian.
1
-' GRIFFITH ' FUND
OFFICIALLY CLOSED
\VASHIN lTON. March 6.—-«—Roquest
that no more donations, or snbucrilr
lions be sent to the Clarkflriflitlt ball
and but fund was mam- yesterday by
(‘lark CI. 'Grlfllth, manager of NH.
“'ashing'ton American League club
and custodian of thc Vl‘tm’tl ‘through
which bw-sobztll material in large quan-
tities 1111:: been furnished to American
troops. He announced that ,u status
11115111 of receipts. and disbursements of
the fund would be made-public soon
and thanked the publicandruewspan
era for their “loyal and generous sup-
port." ' '
ARM Y-NA'VY .
GAME, NOV. 29
ANN-11PM IS .111. March
11210151110111 has b1 on reached by
athletic 111111101 111.114 of the Military and
X11111] Academies that the :football
1
1
l
.
51.11110 betw eon LhL e13y£l1§£ITIW “WP lll'f't‘llt and J’ not h‘ A
:Nov 29 the 111511111111 is a vaguv and still XML
doubtful 1513151113111. The “51111 wants .“
1115111111155 will take wince":
next at the Polo (1101111111. gay York.
The Naval Academy M
sentcd to the playing
Academy of those me
team who graduated .1113
class but' have returned to
tor post-graduate work.
AZEACE TIME FOOTBALL FAVOR‘EZ‘
CAflliBRlD ‘E, 313115.. Mar. 1:.~—-The
Harvard Student Council, represent
ing the undergraduufo'body 215151111-
-va1'd Universny. adopted resolutions
last night. favoring 11,1'evi1'ul of peaco
time football and expressing opposi-
tion to any code of rules between Hur-
vard, Yale and Princeton which mIKlzt
brine criticism from other colleges.
The reuolutions state that:
"W'hereas, Any code of rules be:
tween Harvard, Yale and Princeton
would tend to ain'- an eroncous im-
pression of the existence of an exclu-
sive triumvimtc and is contrary to 11n-
dergraduate opinion. and is believed
into anv
such
to
additional limiting agreement
eligibilitv mlrs as may; from time
5time appear necessary.“ '5
VALUA'BLE CARGO FOR JAPAN
PHILADELPHIA. March 6.-—The
Japanese steamship Malay Mat-u sailed
from Philadelphia today for the Orient
with 'what is said to be the largest and
most valuable cargo ever loaded at
this port for the Far East. The ship
willproceed to Nagasaki direct via the
Pananm Canal.
indigestion
feels fine.
Diapcpsin .-
(15.
mt became of the
No waiting!
1.1.91.1er
YOURFEET
of Inc...
{tr—An.
the
' Pan Y,
GERMANY’S GENERAL
FAILURE AND '
TING :Lfi‘TLEi"
PORT _ 1
5. (“W‘ from flmw-I
_-.. ‘51;
cmlt'st' of action too firmly to
adopt another if the president
should, ‘makc good" with‘ ' the
Amcriczut public opinion in the
end. All depends upon thcvsense
in which 111.11 opinion 'may make
itself 111111111154 1111011 the treaty of
11011110111111 1111" League of Nations
buvc 11151-11 {1111-111 final form.;'l’her1‘-
fore for tho prccsnt “'1' .must
leave this stange and uncertain
situation. ' '
”European democlacirw arc'
'ntchiug to sue whctlrcr the i111-
pulw which brought America to
their side tor the ptu'posc of Elk
ishing: tho war will kcup her .11
their side for tho plll‘posv of roar-
ing of the f11b1<111i11~11ar1frcc
world." says the ('lu‘oniclv
“They are not watching without
anxiety for they know that A111-
Grit-um 1-o- -opcr11tion is ”idiom-11m
1110 if 11115 fabric Ls to stand
'l‘ltt- Nows 511315;.“311'.
appeal for Amt-r1011“ 150411519111-
(ton in the 1411111111011 111 th 5 world
1115 111.11: indictment 111' 1115 1.1111111.
puttcularium of the 119111111th of
the lmtuuc is lllltlllS\\'t"l‘illllt‘. ‘( (ou-
stitutionally. tlu- Opptmltiorl' 111‘
this solid 111111- of hopublicaffi: in
tlu- S15111tti5 lunks 1111'1111111111115 Ac—
11111”). as l’rvsidunt “1111111 151111-
fitlcntly l't'cugllllt‘s. 111.5 1.1qu is
with tltr DmiNP. for tltc' Sonata
establishing 11 League 111 \atious
could rcfuw to ratify tlu- treaties
that 0.0111111111111111 11115 11111113115111.
and expressed approval of 4110.
people of \mt'l‘lcd. 7::
“W’ltat the 1415111111- “51-11131 to
want must appear 111 practical
1111511 ”11- natural Ul‘tlt'l‘ ot procr—
durc ‘ says the Post “P1511115 is an
“31g:
NMV‘ 51501... 5111115 «6. 515011.111 1111-15111,
10:30 a. 1n. lu—Metalsm the 1511911 im-
portant. executions to the higher 11'15111!
at a new high record. Anion}; 0113.; film»
km copper»: holding back in an;
tion or dindond reductions later in 111.5
dav Adumces of 1 to z points—mark.
ed the 15a1ly dealings in mutant and
subsidialies. with Kelly-Sprinfield Tim,
at a new 11111 record. Anton 0131. 811111
11111512, leathers and several
equipment issues “manended 1‘1 om
Ho 3 points but 2U. 8. 58199.1 ac.) blah
giado rails made “only fractional 1111-:
Movement.
WALL STREET, Noon—Profit takv
int-z. induced by the early rise. pfizvokcd
tmuporary Mons .of l to 2 1-2
boints among oils. motors and Allied
specialties, but the advance made 1111-
the! 1H ogre“ before noon on renewed
buying of filaments. ihlppinxs and
an unusual array of miscellaneous 13-.
sues. Mexican Petroleum, ~Genem1“
Motors. Hide and W PM.’
aMrine Preferred, Ailwntlc Gulf. Writ-
ing Paper Preferred. Wilson Packing
and Worthington Pump were the out-
standing features. risingz to almost 3;
points, 1,”. S. Steel and Rails also made?
moderate extensions to their WPV10“5_
gains. 1
.\'E\\' YORK, Mar. 6 (Wall Street-5
1:30 p. m-).——(!opper shares W11... nded:
vigorously after publication of the
several dividend reductions. indication
that suit action had 139611 (“SCOUT“HL
Steel Foundries strengthened on thP'
increased dividend and the general;
list, including low price't‘i‘rails and in;
dustrials. also improved. , ?
l
I
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M
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The committee in charge of the
proposed banquet 1015,1111. home com~
ing heroes of our own Sinth COm-r
while making fair progresé. are
still short. of the necessary funds to
give the affair on the broad scale
that the occasion demands, and are
thinking» seriously or holding another
ball at the \‘orwalk Armory, possibly
on St. Patrick's Day it arrangements
can be made
STRIKE moves .1 ,
22;.
" - 531m?- when
of £11111. 1111111111 thcmsclvcs to any cm 0‘ 31% er Every talme “If:
a re barber-shop I say
“11111111 ’x‘
fittestimr; "t
'“1h15j
just found outw
We}! to insure my life
1111.1 «19.9110,
11.13.1115 your font; m’:
be pc'verty
4111113 away ‘ '
go into
myself, “Here‘s another guest for the
“morgue know a Frog barbel
lshop 10.1111115315311ng fimm Wool
worths five and»to a movie Show.
to
has only“
comes at many, "Mother here
comes 10.000 iron men. '"
Fhst heme you in a chair that
no: a not; that reminds you of
the bloc‘jflMt 3G1! Raleigh lost his
dome on (or flirting with some Eng-
11.5111 dame t3; ,
tcr he gets T
to strangle y."
cloth Whll
he sharpens;
tic-the chair he tries
,1. , ‘ 11431195111111: Cadillac.
W the time he 'eeps his one lamp
death yet. See g that you are still
111119 he pom} (in you like a blizzard
and with. a My flourish he starts
to spoil your looks. All the time this
Kindly Light“ and wishing that therc
tension to.
. en he starts on
neck your'ha
31111111111111.1101. your mind
l Barber shop Lord"
that you: 10 (11111 1111id'for. After this
narrow escape from death you proceed
to wash 14,11. After the wash and when
mush W "5101' full
and when. 1155 to you think you
have: junk 11 car 01 time.
“’hcn 1‘5 e comes
1011 look like tthmericam flag-- the
11.}“111‘113 “mite,
being 3k“; 1 a
being 11115111131911.
butcher is' purl
A hair cut.
9 is not near
less it. his 1'88 111111131915”; the time
he 1553111; White 15 cham-
ing'tlge; 5. 5. that nobody:
bath" ‘11than
very in! ,_ 11th read 11115
Police t:2.- the: m can n‘t
play “11.111511111721111 m a. year
your (dome in.” 1;; 1
: ashes in back
gm? head
1'. 11:11:15:-
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noblefwlth
; ermub
‘ -1 , . imam!
' f {1151 e Myron!» en
" ’11“ in 11 Bath
Acme room I up
' V‘lng my life. If my
' ,a sucker I' was they
the. ' . ' ~1= t.' J'suess he
is right for 1 never did like the army
for a taxi the pay isn't enough
to make Winn) his nails in me
91.. 5
L1H UH’WRNS
i
Gebfidpfcyery com and callus
for few cents
corn, instantly that com stops hurt‘n"
then you lift it fight. out. It doesn‘ t
pain one bit. ‘ 7 Yen, magic: "
W'hy wait? , al'mIr druggist sells a
tiny bottle of 1111131120119 for 11 few cents.
suii'iclcnt to rid ivo’ur feet of ev ery hard
corn, soft corn, or corn between the
toes, and calluses, without soreness or
irritation; Freezohe is the much talk-
9d of ether discovery of a Cincinnati
genius.
.. til the miner comes from the
The near-twain}; expert in this burg Her opening selections
and every time he and her rendition of Linus
5,. a. shady “rep. " Af.
5"th with his grip
5591114313116 strangling
éel making a lone
Was .11 priest vihere to make your can-
gour est song artists in
ot the folks back home playing "The
on the new \it'tor
cct it he jabs 51111.1 in the
1. of powder tributed much to the plmsamness and
' ; back ‘0“ armmpanists at the piano.
look in the glass.“ nd to your surprise
1111 face is red from Piano 5010“-
"you .are blue 13mm
t thabthc (meme-yeti“
211.8 excltmfltzfi 511111-15. but neverthe,
I k 1’
“WI!“ iismo ”Quartettet%irs
the dirty ‘
u.b"'
7 FLAG ERESENTWN
‘ hotel or to the hair in fact.
Well Tom, l guest 1 will be here un
elm
balmer’s at least and then there will
be 11 1" surprised guyc-one him and
the cm .1 ‘3‘;
QY'oin-s truly, “9 £4"
PERCY.
LOVERS
(Continued From Ease 911:1
l
pianists in the “mound one oftlie fin-
est who have evermlam in. am city.
from 01199111
193611113
:‘131. Francis Walking air the "Wam’
,were a revolution of Wu! mac.
Miss Esther M. Bergman afi- Louie
Gina-11d. soprano and Warsaw among
the best. known of deg'eport's vocat-
ists and have delighted large audienc-
es in that. city on several occasions,
but. their 6mm: were never more up.
predated than they were last even-
ing. Mrs. Lemm Wall is a real an
.1131. willintfloiin add rendered :1 13010
that held the entire mirage spell-
'bound from the opening chord to we
glued on youim see if you are near last. faint U016 The charm and been
ty of the voice and singing of Miss
Gladys Mills is km to every lover
of music in Norwalk and her selec—
tions last evening were better than ev
is going 011;. {pug are singing “Lead 91 betbre. A feature found to be es-
pecially attractive was the ladies‘
quartette, mailed!) or tourof them-
this city. Mrs.
Frank Hadley. Mrs. prert. C. Milan},
Miss Isabelle stomach and Mrs. John
J Snavely composed this quot-totte-
and rendered several wonder-ml se-
lectiofls which received the persistent
Mrs Elma: 1
weaves of those present
fleardsley and \line 'W'llla Miller con~
success of the entertainment with
their Jully appreciated efforts ad the
The complete pxogram presented fol .
lows:
Miss Charlotte Davis
11. Berceuse . ............... Cihop m
a. Ballade (Op. A Flat) ..... Chopin
Soprano Solos: l
Vliss Esther M; Berg
1 11.1116 Star
James Rogers
b. The Americans Come
l Fay Footer
\iolin Solo
1 Mrs, Imnard W'all
Sicliano-Rigandon
. . . . . . Francois chneur—Kreisller
R. C Milka-11,16“ Isabelle 81“-
mn. an J. J. 811“er
a. The; Long Day Clones . . . Sullivan
b.5310 5M: but “Clover
.....~.. .C. “KW!”
Tenor 90103:
a 30y o! the Morning Harriet Ware
h. Julia's Gum ........... Rogers
Piano Solo
Inns Charlotte Davis
Legende: 81.. Francis Walking on
Waves ....... . .............. Liszt
(31:11;er ’Soloa
i “Mys'iills
1 :1. 81101119141119 Mw;. . filament
b My Laddje . ...... 'W. A “buyer
Soprano sm'mnh Violin Guitar)
1 Miss Berg and 'Mrs. “Wall
,Sigh No More
.1...
- Frederick P Ballard
mnflsoomsorcm
90mm $170!!» hr..-
',"HO,V1,‘
1 MUSI
E‘IVJGY'EB “commie?
'bave returned, , many
gimp: 295mg upon
. .. ,AL. may—1.4....
masters. A practical demonstration
or firm aid was given by a number of
scouts under Scoutmaster Austin; a
knot tying contest. was held by Scout
master Emmy; an exhibition 0mm"
pmwass at Wig- wagging was given by
reams under scootmas or Mia-"huh
while a detail or 11115011me
1311:.th demonstrated their 11111111;
12., drilling. Tubman of'the mm.
" 1 exceptionally true and wantumoep
1 " with loud and continued applause
,, ,l'n audience 1whom daughter:
.th 1‘, 5 .5f the boys.
'zPlrte MacDonald or New York mu
.' .cw1flamn, diatrict mmrm
the {Bonycoute of America nihilism
commissioner of the national brunt--
zation; 'Was"'next introduced ,thl'l‘w
speaker of the evening. Comminflunm -
MacDonfld‘aJ-flhhms' very warmth-1: -
One or thev'nzctlw .leudmdntthe m1:
organization and during m1anlimte1.
volume of first hand information
gathercd from several years of mac“
cal experience. he was well final-t1.
the task solsoxplatntng ain 19.5mm».
and, in telmtcompelllng ”3110?;fo 4111155
advantages and splendid «mks a1—
1aincd through scout training and dis-—
cipitn: of the boys of our nation.
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glorious record made by the arm
tion «luring the great- at we: fulfills-
tory and 'told of the number ofmm
and 5scoutm'otem and villain!- infilt-
had laid aside their civilfln fillies;
and occupations to don the bile-01'
khaki of Uncle Sam. some of mom
of whom will
never return having bran 1.1111511311111111
to rest in the seared turnouts mum 5
glam and France. He concludflll'ehis
talk by making an urgent 3:11pm {.11
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who lune had military experience, to-
be leaders of boy‘s. 11%.}.th
provides an unattached opportuflb-t’or
the very tissues or
boya' common-mess .1 v1.41] page in An.
erican hiatory and in the bit not-yard?
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willingness to .perform much «mum
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The meeting had been preceded by
. a chart wade headed by the "mom
Fife-15.1111 Drum Corns and “with“
evening fine music was furnished by
the 131.211.111.111... orchestra. abut the
.mcil organization acquitted than
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After tfie meeting 'inrd been con
cluded, 1he local scout Ml m5
ambled on the MemrwWMtw
the new 0111111251511 of the bud, 1.11111012-
lows:
PrMent—William F. Hoyt.
Vice Presidents - General 'Rmelt
Frost, Captain John Keogh, Wm-
Jobn '1. . {1511: Samuel mm
Charles 31.11511.
Secretary~lra 1). Gregory.
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LECTURE TOMORROW
The first of .a series 011nm“
and instructive rectum on Baum
arm known as the Gimp“? We
will be given at the Town mu;
hall tomorrow afternoon tron: two no
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pew-visor of Charter Gomez law-1115
veterans, direct and escort 1mm to 1:
ready .to
perform any duties or requests made
upon them. This 111W Mr. Cal.
1 bill in the great movement and his in-
,terest has been held and is from
such day in the organiza’itm truncating
the youth of our country.
General diam“ Frost: as president.
of the Lacout council, accepted the na-
3 {tonal colors in a few fitting words of
gratitude and gave ,a brief madam-8
which was not only interesting but
,very enlightening mimosa-Wat.
cd with the grant Boy 'Seout move
1 men: on the benefits that the youth oi
gov-n nation are deriving from this .great‘
and wmthy jbody.
Deputy Scout Commissioner Douglas
1 \‘11311. then took charge of the program
:with several details .of acouts under
1 the supervision of a‘number of scam- ,
Auntie Dlvwlon of the American
Red Cross-
Tbe lectures will be free, and are-
glu-n by athe Hom 1. BGNMGW-OI
the Mk Chapter. the members 01
which are 60111:; such upland“! m in
widely diversified 'fiebla. t5.
particularly fortunfle Emmi“? 1
Townsend for this course.
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