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EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1915.
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BOY SCOUTS
The Scout and His Job
j By E. Urncr Gnodmnn
Field Commliwloner of Philadelphia I
' Some neck. nfto n Scout cnmo Into I "
httadqitntttrg nt an hour when most lioyf ,
r4 elth6r In school or at work, nnd
sUrted to rend n book, No, ho wasn't
"brtftRlng" rchool-thnt'n not a scout i
rlek: he was wit of a Job. About five
rhlfiiUs after the boy hart told us his
stbry- the telephone bell ratine niul cheery
tleo from a doctor's ofllce Inquired over
Hie wire If we didn't have 11 Rood scout
.Who' tainted n pbsltloti Wasn't thnt luck
for votll And didn't thnt (rout hustle
fof the place A fen ilms nfterwiird n
courteous note came from the (coul'n Men
l.a
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
GKAIN AND FLOUR
HIIBAT. Receipt, s"9,M btiMi There
i".aa h fair export Innnlrv nml the market ruled
nrm. Den-arid frnm millers was llRht Quota
linns car lotn In exroit eteintor No -' red,
fimt. $1 .".Sfrt.tll. No 2 ted. Western "dot
l HI17I i.n ltotm.1 lot. In export elejat r- No
y tf..i iu ,. im i .v.i..i-iiiu. No 2 ten
.... ..,.,..... ......,, ,. .... . -. .. .- .. -
b, ;n i ftoriiiri" "
A REAL "1JED OF LEAVES"
A Scout Bed
Hy SdOUT JOSEPIMVILLIAMS
Troop 1(4).
Hoys, I know all of you are used to
sleeping on soft beds and not the hard
ground
When )ou no to enmp this Rummer or
im I'lhoi Up,,., nftnr ou have pitched
Cdnnrd libllng, who was operated on
for appcndlrltis at the L'nlveislty llov
.iIIki ......... U.....,. lH.l I.,.!!..... Iw.t.tnr r-f
i the pinsress badRe for the next month. .'vTiinnVi ""4
ip irj-um tor meru uniiKc? i "c "u
patrol member, are trvlhR for tlrat-cl.tss
I ltn.1ir.-s Tim tl-nnt. litis token tin tllO
L'urtls Publishing Comp.itn's plan to ob.
tain n rlulihouse An etncleney contest
will bo 'neld with Ttoop 22 Thursday
HlRlit.
your tout jilck up our blanket nnd no
cfrjoloyers. expir-ts in cntlte tntlslnctlon i Into tl wood nnd fill It ulth tlr leaves'.
with the boy and tils work After brimjlwr them bark to our tent
The summer renr-nn with Its lour ncn- , cet two limbs about 7 fort lorn? and then
muiii ib ohb lu Drinv, - rr.v mw " ltin iinltr limi
the time when a Brent mmu scouts will
be In the same tlx tli.it this fellow was.
Yes, It may he that theie nie more scouts
thnn we know about who reed positions
right now. You know fellows, a scout
oufiht to stn In school .list as Iuiir as
ie possible can, ovon If. he has to work a
bit after school hours to keep himself
going. If a, scout Is leally roIiik to "be
prepared" When he comes to manhood,
he's got to set alt of the that he possibly
can beforehand to make him prepnietl
But cometimes a boy or It's folks arc
simply "up nsnlnst It" to such an extent
thnt he has to out loosr from school
tvl.eth.er ho wants to or not.
bo Its to the scout win Is ttorklns or
Open for a Job now that 1 wnnt to sny n
word. You other poor chaps who were
content with earnlni? lust exactly lour
(1 or your $. In the imsslnt, of ,our tests
and who haven't done a lick of work
since In the sbnpe of a Job can Just crawl
up tn your shells
What about this problem of KettltiR .i
job and holding if
What can a scout do to help him Ret
ting a position that is worth while?
What can a fellow do nftcr school bourn
to help pay for his bacon
And last, but not lenst least, what can
a boy who Is really thrifty do with him
self during the idlo summer rla;n'
These are some of the thlnuR tli.it .tro
worrying a lot of jmi bos Thev ,
been worrying bigger brains than ours,
too. This week prominent men an J
women of this city nro going to meet an.l
talk about some of these very things. ?
I would have to be quite a Wleenlirlmor
to be able to sit down and write answer
to all these questions Hut perhaps t can
about 3 feet long.
Thesn limbs should be at least 4 Inchci
In diameter.
Thm take eight stnkes and put the"
parts together, as shown In tho cut. put
ting the leaves Inside the llmln. You
mav then put jour blanket over them
to keep them from coming out. The limbs
also will hold them In place
Gimp Lewis Dedicated
Moro thon SOD scouts, with fully as
nmn parents nnd friends, were the
guests of Troop 18 (.Scoutmaster Oonlv).
of St. John's I.uthernu Church, Unco
street near- (Uh street, at the dedication
or the troop's bungalow nciir lladdonfleld,
N. .1 , Saturday. The bungalow wns
mimed In honor of Mrs. .John Frederick
Lewis, wife of the president of tho Acad
emy of the Fine Arts It will be ucd
as a summer ramp liv the troop, which
Is rultlvatltig tin l.inii surrounding It
Forming on Kings lllghwny, more than
20 Hoops marched out Centre street and
were lev lew ed by Major (Jeorge II. Znnc,
Jr, of the 1st Infant, N. (J. p : Major
IMwurd a. Williams, retired, nnd Captain
Charles W Vnehl, retired of the 2d In
funtrj, N. O. I' ; .Scout Uxccullw Cowing
nnd .Secretary lllshon. of IMilluile'iihi.i:
I Commissioner Dobbs, of Camden County,
I ami the Uev. Dr. K V.. Klbolc and the
He v. Dr. A. C Cnrlj, of .St. John's
Church. The parade was headed bv
Commissioner fioodmnn, of Philadelphia;
Commissioner Ktter, of (itnurester Coun
ty, Scoutmaster Denly. nnd Philadelphia
Troop l's band, directed bv H. M. An-
i dcrson. An American ling and the tioon
Troop 87 (Scottlmnslcr Hrey)
The efllclency medal contest for April
ended Thursday with Scout Philips' first,
Krelin second, nnd Ilenson third. Hcnson
hns won It threo times, Phillpi twice and
Crawford, Hleper nnd Klcnlo once each
The troop look a supper hike under As
sistant Scoutmaster Unoth Saturday.
Troop 38 (.Scoutmaster Stewart)
About $75,000 worth of automobiles
weie parked by the members around their
headquarters, the Nlcetnwn Hoys' Club,
I St It street nnd Hunting I'nrk avenue,
during circus week, thereby earning $.V
for tlie summer cnnin Msjor Hntflcld
took as hli guests to the rlrcus Friday
Troops 1, IS and 3S and about ?M boys nnd
glrli from the club.
Troop 1,18 Wants Games
Troop 1.18 would like baseball games
with 12 to 13-ycnr-old 'uniformed or tin
uniformed teams. The troop hns no
grounds nnd pnys no expenses. For games
nfter Mn. !., write 1, Illtimcnthnl, 1210
.North Itandolph street
liinv n.,.ini. "S'hi imili otTerlnas
nrtp modirntt nnd prbes ruieil steafly. but
Ireilf nns nnlrt CJuotntlons (or lots. In ex
port eleintoi No 2 sr3t nml Mas. s'"1'' .
Meniiier. ,ni.!)TiUe . No. :i. 7.1'ilt itl'ic. . Car
lnl. for local trmle. ni to loctlon-Np 2 s.el
briefly mention several things that will V"' ' ,'" ''; "K '" la" '. 5 """, . V""1'
h.ln n fellow ,hn u n, - n, m.c. I "'K.W'eie run up tho trill ll-igpole III front
help a fellow who Is nuzzling over these
problems. Just to be quick about it and
make the points enny for you, I am going
Troop 22 (Sconlntnsler Merrill)
The scout edlclencv mutest standing
for April ended ns follows. First clnss,
Itohlnson 112. Phllllpi 12), I.lchtensteln
ni, I. Nvdlek s.1, Cox ,S, secoml class, ' "fwivw-!'
'mini i,i'f, 1-,'irison ii. i , res 111, i fK
Frlederlchs S7, i:illknfr St. A. Njdlek SI, $
Hlerllng HI, Illrschberg 7) Hennelsen 71, ;
Klein K, August M, Fort S3, cloldberg
fil, Segnl r,2, Crowe lt. Kendal II, tender
foot. Ilnnnums 110. Hpeetnr llfi, Iluffer
131, llnvilanrl n.1. Allcnder 71, Tlsinos 2l4.
Martin I Itohlnson Jumped fiorn third
tn rlrst plm-v, nnd Hnrris nnd Hnnniuns
frnm -crond to first. The troop will go
on nn overnight hike to Seven Springs
.Saturday. '
low. MflRI'Ac , steamer sellou. itflWHe t ,o.
.'I velliw, SOVjUftPir No. I sellow, 7i'iff in'40.
ATS llecelpts, M.M2 bush. Demand
wns lair nn,l prl( , s ruleJ firm (Juotntlons
No 2 white, i!lll',r unnonrtl white. l,Jf
l't No 'I white iltilllie
Itl H, Firm U'c quote at $1 Wtfl 18 per
por liush . ns to ipinllly. In export elevator,
anil at Jl.0"fil 14 for small lots of ncaihy
rnln In tinx
l'UHm. necelpts, 74(i bbls. nnd 1.21.i,7(10
lbs In saeks. There was little trading nml
ifllues were largely nominal. Me qnoto prr incl
Ihs. In wood. VV Inter, rlenr, 0 ".": do.,
straight. 77!.' ilo.. pitenl, J7.2MI7 IK). Kan
sas straight. Jnto sifks, 7 2CKJ7 41, ilo , patent,
Jnlo sarks, ? ,V)fl" 7. spring. Mrst, clear. il no
Ti, ilo, sirnlght, I'lWT'n Jn, talent,
JT"ii. 1o. favorite brands, l ZVls.vi. ilty
mills, cholrc nn I tnnrs patert i M vi rltv
nilllr. regular nrniles nfler. cl(nr, HI ,.',;
do.. tralht 777 21. do . pntrnt, 7 2W7 ii"
Its 1: .fit It. Supplies were small and
the market lulid stead, hut trade wns qiiletl
Wp oiiofp nrartiy and , stern In worn! nt
JOS.'fld Mi, nn to quallts
PROVISIONS
Tho market rule I stenrt-. hut then wns little
trailing quotations rltv heif In pets smoknU
nnl alr-ilrlrd. S",(2ite vletewi beef. In sols
sr, ok"d. SMisnc . rlty beef, knurkles nnrt
Irmlrrs smoked and nlr-drled 272Si . (l
em beef knuckles and lenders, smoked iiil I i,,, ,,.
2vr hst hams, J.1IH712; tmrk, fiimlls, J21 BO 1 p ,
',,&-. lining, n 1 , futr'i, iwirr ,.,,, ,.,-,i . ..v,.,
sunnod. Inone. 12',iM2i3C. ; do., do, smoke I.
lSiiflto , other hnm, smoked, olij rtire I. as
10 firnnd nnd average n'tsrHr , hams mnnked,
M'rtcrn riireil, Il,f7l4r., do, tolle,l, hnno
ie J202te plmb sliouldin 8 I" rured.
ii mainiip ilo, smoked, 101in'jr . hol
lle in plikb ncrordlng to nxerage Ion-e, It1.
r 1 1 'v-t trenkfut In, on, as to brand nnd
avprigp. ,liv ' nred liliK, . hreikrnst baton,
WPiiprn ruled. IMrl7i ; lard. Western retlnpil,
tlir'PS tlWII'.e do do tubs tKMHiC ;
laiil. purp ,lt kPtilo rendered. In tlerips, 11
It ,e , lard, purp ili, kettle rendered. In HiLb,
1lll4r.
REFINED SUGARS
The market was quiet hut slesity. W fl."0.4
P'andard, granulated. imiV , fine granulated
no., powdered, n10r., eonfectlontrs' A. ROOe,
soft grade. S l.ltf.'' 7.e
DAIRY PRODUCTS
lll'TTI.II Demand wns ratrlv aetlvo and
prli ps ruled rirm under light offerings 'lota
tlnns Mi stern, fresh, snltd-pnrkcd rreamery,
rnncj spprlals, We. extra, tic .,: estr ".
rile., firsts, asffzne , seconds, Si-ilSie. "Jjje
.like IlitfSle. as to fla.l '.Jn'fi
fnnev, ne , average extras. ;clr . firsts, iva
lie .seconds, Stwaw., special fancy brands of
prints Jobbing nt ;isB4lc.
i;l(IS were firm, with n good demand.
Quotations In Ire- rnsrs. neirnv extras, .e.
per .lot . nearbv first., Ii for slandard ease.
firsts. ...si
r (Jo., fl88S4,
' white, weighing
ao.. .no,.
"t or ui. ..v. no., a ivn
htsirh otirrinl ttvr titP. ! prr fnwp
- ...,. n..ia tit i.or fsdno tin., flrfli:
"r .,i.p sotithern. h " 70 per eaje fancy
BPletted inn.'le.l fresh eggs wero Jobbed out
at siWSfl- per doi
Clli:i:.Si; was in fair demand nnd firm
under small silt piles Quotations New ork.
Mil cream, fnll make, fanes. l'H3".e,rJe
do. fall 10 good, Ifl'ifM'e., do do., new make,
lui.firiiliji . do, pnrt skims, SfrlJc.
FRKSH FRUITS
Thrrr was a fair demand for rholre stork
I o' most dps. Motions nnd vnlurs generally
I r.iled alp-wlv under moderate nfferlngs. Quota-
I tlons ,VpIes, New S'nrk, per Mil. Mreenlng
i-.v.-.. ' ,,i l r.nw 1 r,0 Tlpn I)nvl9
Ij'L'W.' 7,"i other good eating vnrletlrs 2 J."
J)! so. medium Jlfll ",0 apples, .M'estern nor
liox fill" apples. Del.iwnrp and rennsvivnnia
prr hnmrer fjlB7r,p , ler..ons, , per box. Mti'l,
oMiige, I'lorldn ner box. UWHi. grapefruit,
rioridn. por box , Jl '.'.2 pliieapples. per rratP
Porto ttleo, I2ifl2.71 I'lorldn, f2a,,fl2fi0.
s'rnwbprrlm I'lorldn, prr nt. lOWlfic.
POULTRY
M I!. Iterelpts were light nnd prices of
fonts werp sllgbllv higher under an Improved
riemand. Quotations I'nwls. liWIc.; roostets,
. broiling ' nirKen1. ihim-. ,-minii
s. anlere. I7ine., weighing l!?i, lbs
opIppp. ;n;iSe . lurkes's. rwiiac : miens rem
1 V gees" li'Kllc , guineas, nn to nuallts
per pair, lti7ne pigeons, 01.1 per pair,
fine., do. veui.g, prr r air. L'i'iii'.r
llllll,It. Trade was quiet, but supplies
nf line nn -nhle-slred sinek were small nnd
value" of this dpscrlptlon were well maintains I
ejuotnllons I'rrsh-kllled fowls 12 to box, drv
rdekeil and ilrs-papl-eil r.inev. splecteil, Jtic
do. weighing W'SW lbs. Pere, lSe . do , fl Wt
ll.r nplecp, loc . do :i lb; aplpoo MU..
do undpr .1 lbs nplop Hl.lfpe Ionia hhls ,
nrv nicked nnd drv-puked Vestern, 4171 lbs
n piece 171 tilt Se do, do .V. lbs. lnitffl7e.,
?fA
chlckTnrd y-Plcked nd .W-eM-Uo bo
b.1. h'Alr. "lit?. Chickens, dry.plcktd
00.
anc
lb
no,
hi
box. !?.'. .loMney. r ,
kess. dry-picked nnd dry-packed, MnM.Jlo
!2c 1 filr fo good 18320c.: old toms, lSfte.j
ducks,. foncy. In boxes. l.18c. Jo n"'n.Vi
to gooJ, 12S10C.I geese, rhotce nd finer, W
tec; do.. No 2, 12014c.
VKGETAHLES
The general market was quiet and soma
varieties ruled a shade, easier under fairly
liberal offerings Quotation!: White potatoes,
per bush. Pcnnsjlvanla, BofllWC! Maine, G03
f,2c: New York, ns to quality, 435T45c.; white
potatoes, Florida, r" bbl So, 1, $.5V3i., No.
2. ir,0fft' sweet potatoes. Delaware, per
hainpor-I.arge, J1.2.1WI 7.V medium, finc.OTl,
sweet pntntnes, Kastern Shore, per bbl No
1 ' 2 VU.t 21. N'o 2, l Bowl 7il. sweets, .ler
nev per bbl -N'o 1, s1.7Bfi4 7.".. No. 2. JW
2 W sweets, Jersey, per basket, .V 311 23
onions, rhnlie. ppr 100-lb bag, l 2.,fTl 0O, ,lo.,
medium, per 100-Ih. bag, fioii 7.1c. ;do, Texas,
icr cummcr-crale, No I, l.30Wl M; do.,
'rnfl. nee ptimmer-eratp. No. 2. POc.frM,
cabbage I'lorldn, per basket, ,11 1ft .1(1. do .
rnnileston, per crate, 2 2.". cauliflower. South
riirollnn, per erate 11 r,0W2 SR. spinach. Nor
folk, per Mil.. 25fl73c. . kale Norfolk, per bbl.,
8iit7 toe lettuce, North Carolina, per basket,
;,"p t 2.1. do Kouth Carolina, per baskrl,
1 2",2 beans, Florida, wnx, per basket, f I ftn
W2 7... do, Florida, green, for basket. jl.Wlif
2 7.1 peas, per basket Florida, lllffl 7ft, South
IMrollna large, $2112 So. do .small, 1 2MJ2
eggplant, Florida per box, f2W1, cucumbers,
'I lorlda, per basket, $1 ,Vlfi4 2.1. squash,
Florida, per basket, fl ."01J2, peppers, Florida,
Per larrler. f203, beets, I lorldn, per Ion
bunches, J2ni, do Charleston, per 100
bun. lies l, tomatoes, Florida, per carrier
- 1'inpv, f3 117.1 2.1. choice 1.7."iff2M. celery,
Florida, P"r rratp. "SrOtl, asparagus, per
hiin.h, IOH20C.; mushrooms, per 4-lb. basket,
10c PJ1.2U
National Rank Call
'.VAHttlN'OTON. Mav 4. Comptroller of the,
f'urren.y Ullllcms issued a call for the re
port of condition of national banks at the close
of business on Mny 1.
NEW TREASURY oilDEi
Nnt.onni Banks Asked for More P
ncsa Information. yS
Ofllcers of national banks have reclP
from the Comptroller of il, ri.-Sli?
copies of n new blank they rire rS!C
to fill out In connection with lh8 ,WJi
menls of hank condition when thaw-Jr
calls of tho Comptroller are made r?
Information asked for Is regarded 1&
other example of tho Comptroller' jjgi
for statistics which tho banker. .'JS.,
hn nf Utile, Use tn Mm .!-. . 'iB
- --.w ii-iJttiiinni mt-
for Inquisitorial purposes,
Tho hankers co In ono Item of It,. J
ent onler of the Comptroller M erfefl
tho Treasury Department ... if
w ,a,a 'ai
alllhnrltv whirl, (lie l.nnl.. .--. 'iL9l
" """ nere conrffij
lies with tho Federal neaer.
This nnler nf the, Cntrnfn.i . ., t
''"erH ,htrr,
statements of tho member bank, ijfl
reserve bank, which arc made flvetlrJ
nn unsworn statement fnrm.,i,, ..:sSl
Ttin ttanba nrn Mnnl...) ... ... ' ,naQej
Tho banks nro required In tho new iTfJ-V
to give the amount of directors' tttrtP
the not return on their banking hiii5r'
or tho rental paid. mia
svttidf fAftt nttniHs.
ipJY lumv uuriiiK ANDERP?
NBW YOHK, Sfnv 4 -tirrrpn .
steidv , receipts, ln,'.'41 pkgs, V!irrS,t
higher scoring, aiiSHtu. S-tate Jitli ,
Iniliatlon crenmcr), 2141,22c a,lr t
linos -Market Irregular receipts ,M
nVi eslm nrl "nltnot- i."'F". ttfi
?rwV,l'nC.;edtKc,ororr.,ttf2V,H
eatljs
AKDISSON. On Mny 2, IMF., MAnriibSl
nouiNSON. wife of Ohiilei 11 am'"!
'S?!aSSU,?8a!!rv,!rXWa
?( U 7 TI .n TAT? lQ (& a-. I
' tv'vri'r Kcifpwr.i i-ixwiw lutwu" sarvr rue n
111 I VI
of the bunculow by llttlu Miss Kiitherlne I
i I.llznbeth Denly at 2 p in., after which
Troop 1 (Scoutmaster Kern)
Scout Kenneth Rtnlrnuf, 1.1 years old,
.1210 Noith l.'.th sdcet, who wns killed
bv an express train In Taconv Thursday,
was hurled Hunrlnv In Mount Morlnh
t'emeter.v. The iiiillboarers worn Kenlor
I'atrnl l.ead.-r Schultz nnd Patrol
i.enneis uiKe. ij noti and Toy. Scout
VV eillieil V'llpl. nnnql nl . I, ,.Dtn..
rt- , . , , j ... I ,. , . . . -'- ... .... i. ip,,, ii
tri put them down In one-two-thrce 01 - i "..' 7, , L. " lno larKe "'"l ' . J rln" l nuri'. nK. Iludrnuf,
S M ' ' " l " l"re' "' under the flair. The v.ir huh trn.ins sour. I who was n mninl.Pi- nt it,- r.-.. i..,... .
ucr. I , , , . ... , ., ,- .: ... ... ., : -,iiui. at
First. We want to help sob, down here I "."..'" ...," ,,'.,.,.' .l '' ""s n"T
nl I,. ,! ..,,., ll .. .. ."..n-..-.. uufiin iiit- i-murn III SUIISCI
-fc ..., uu... ., sr, u,t ,..- ..,, ,,u ,,,j.k i,
be able to know, when wo are nskcl,
JUSt where we can llnd a Rood scout lor
good Job. So send in jour names, wlt.i
your addresses and troop numbers, nnd
any Information that would hep in plac
ing; you. This, I think, should nppl.v to
the scout who wants n summer position
or an after-school Job, us will uh h pe.
manent position.
Second. If the scout movement Is to
help you in this mutter. It is enly fair
that you should prove worthy of belnn a
I They later reassembled for i-umpliro.
conducted by Scout Incentive Cnvvlnii In
fiont nf the bungalow.
the Inst uipctlrur lirntmht n scout suit to
be bIvpii to .1 poor si-out who c-ould not
buy one himself.
'I he Judges nnnrdpil the icilew prize to Troop
.1 ir-.mitmdster l". II Voder) Troop Lender II
A Voler, l'ntrnl l.iai.ers I .MiCartnej. IV.
llamninml A llritst. II Whittle. H VVenuci
and II Puke Atmlmnnt l'ntrnl lenders C.
Ihnlhflmer II Itlmn-ia It. Krelnbcrg. II.
I'lkp. II ,lude nil I F N'nhm nnd Hinulb
II Itnth l.wliu- Thdllielmer. I. l-i-ll.
- . nn--, in,- ...it. ..in, inwiing i; ir.-in
'.-rK ii pionp. i, waiipru. i;. l
i niinpj, ii ,-eii. .1 vvorininglnil
r, i ..) tor
i. ,'ienn
. ... Uenuchunii.. M Johiiion. ! Ponnell. Iteiili.-n Itnn.. 'r
real henut Wouldn't It be a u-rent unto ! vv n ;..r' i, ' iir,,V.r, .. i.,V ;..., "-I'l Fred Louden. Udwnnl D.is
, . , ... . . I ... .... : ' "' "" , urii un.i ,,...... ,., , i ...
it u ccuui vviioni vvc nnu iccoinnienilcu io empniii'ii ine lonieHts werp won nn rob
pine r.iui.iniiiinu Migiiuing viaci nrlane.
a position shoulit piove to be onlj a
make-believe"' In other words, a scout
must be a scout in ills business as well
08 In his olllclul connection Don't forset
that.
Third. Remember thin: A scout has a
bis lead on nny other kind of a fellow In
dresslnir rote Vv
flndlnir rhe rlcht lob for him tn be In. I ?oi,V -.-...
; There are, as you know, ninny pooi lads
who nre fretting solid days njvay because
they don't fit their Jobs Is dur prihent
position unsulted to us7 Is It distasteful,
poor paylntT, monotonouH and without any
fchow of promotion' All right. Just let
us keep our balance For n few weeks
or nioiitli.s, or longer, If necessaty, we
can hold the Job we have If we're any
kind of scouts nt all. Meanwhile we
have open to us nbout f.7 merit badges
If we're wise we'll keep culm, bicomo
ftrst-clarw scouts, dabble into this merit
badge business to our heart's content
until we find the subject that Just seems
to have been mndo for us Then that's
the one to build our llfevvnrk upon,
whether It's agriculture or zoologj'. If
you'ro dissatisfied and discouraged, come
into headquarters and talk It over with
us face to face If vou think jou've
found the line of work thnt suits you
nnd you want to know how to get j-nur
start In It, come in. Let headquarters
help you.
Fourth. Itememher that to a real scout
ny honest work Is honorable.
New Troops
Commissioner Goodman organized a new
troop under (Scoutmaster Wise nt Clifton
Heights last night. The first meeting of
anew troop at the Piesbyterlan Orpnan
nge, fiSth street nnd Klngsesslng avenue,
will be held tomorrow night. W. C. Chad
wlok U scoutmaster.
f
Merrell to Talk
Headquarters' illustrated lecture on
scouting; will be given by Commissioner
Merrill before Troop PS nt 42d street and
Clrard avenue tonight and before Troop
18, 25th street and Columbia avenue, Fri
day night.
Scouts Get Radges
Tree warden Ijadges have been awarded
to T. D. Jones, William Hngner, Harry
Tliehl, Lester B. Free and Louis iluelil, of
Troop 46; Maurice Bchechter, Kudolph
Springer and Samuel Aaronson, Trook 93,
J. I. Pellow and T. J. Jlurrlson, Troop 63;
Ralph Hendel. Walter St. Hrelsh and
Richard Hrelsb. Troop 16; Benjamin
Hchlein. Troop 101! Benjamin Chernow
and Slyer Htadlln. Troop 9; Emanuel
Wachter, Albert Classman and Abe Co
b,en. Troop 51, and Herman Jonas, Troop
64. Three scouts- In Troop 93 received
merit baogea, Louia Moss In camping and
Michael Coplln and Samuel Schulu tn
civics.
Troop 70 (Scoutmaster Roberts)
The Wolf patrol challenged the Panther
patrol, last week'n cup winner, at the
patrol leaders' meeting. The patrol lead
era and assistants will go on an overnight
tjllte to Marlborough, N J,, Stay 7-8 to
IpoK for a summer camp.
Troop SI (Scoutmaster Covvey)
William Welntraub, Nathan ("Whltey")
1 Rat. Joseph Ooldsteln, Abe Cohen, Al
bert Olaseman and Samuel Derilnger
hclptl ktpp the crowds and children oack
from the doorway of the Colli ge Settle
ment, f-th and Catharine streets, Satur
day when the tultraglats In the building
marched out tq Join the parade. A crip
pled man with a handful of pennies fell
on the pavement and Derringer picked up
the ponoles and helped tne man to hi
feet
Arthur Braunatein pulled a 4-year-olc
boy from In front of a tridjey car at tth
and FltKjvater treets Thursday 'while the
child's mother was talking to soma one.
Te tame thin .happened at M and Car
penter streets, when ' WhHey ' C. hen
natced a boy from In front of a car.
Troop 93 (Scoutmaster Stein)
Twenty-five little girls at the College
Settlement Music S.licol were brought
into th troop meeting Sunday night by
?IIsf Jcnea tcf near be (.and practice.
Sceat JsVwitman ww temporarily ap
cppniBted ldt; and JsvUtant Scoutmas
ter Troile pre4et The band will bead
tn parads tn the Cajlege Satilynnt car-
-,l,a M r s"d - ' j,
Troop jilt ihc.utmnMtcr llltrhi-nck). llret. and
Itojle Troop till, second strctiher nnd bun
daglnc race, Jnckrnn, Hague and Mnck'cnzle,
Tronn is-i iScoutmnster Htonlei). ilrm, aim
Macrarlanp fuster nnd A Ciiiln Troop till,
second . n.nk nnd hop rare, Hammond Troop
,, iiiei. ....ii.... , r...,p i.., Hp.onii, ceiuipeuu
vv. 1)puiip. A. l'lnp..ol. II An-
W 1'PVV. lOllnni.'HUnn.l Trnnn
(ScoutmaMer Itnbert ('Invimnll nrnt ..n.i k.n
venaon Klllntt, .Vte.Mullln nnd Moselle. Iroop
i:m iScoutmaster ( gden) teiond other trnops
wan ern preHent. and their leadels. were
Philadelphia Troop 1 (Senior Henut llonnrd
.Johnson), Troop (i'l (Hiniitniaaipr Walker).
Troop 62 (hinulmnster Wood) Troop II (In
rhnrge of Scoutmaster Ogilen. of Troop 110),
Troop ,V iSr.mtmaHter I nstburn), Troop 21
iSioutmister I'ndrrwnod) Tioop in iHioutmaa
ter Morgnn llnddonlleld Troop 1 (Keout
master 1 um-nln). Ilnildnntlebl Troop I i,s
sl8tart S. nuiiriHsler l.lndsev), llnddonlleld
Tioop 4 iSinii'masier Dobts) w'nodbury Troop
I nnd (llnurestrr Iroop .1 lC-imiiilsBloner 1-1-ler)
Vudubon Troop 1 (Si outmnsler I'aUO.
wdlih lis trek ngon ('am.len Troop .-. ihmut
niaJler Sprlddle) Camden Troop 12 nnd Cam
den Troop 17 tl'iilrol Leader Fountain)
Troop 128 (Scoutmaster Thron)
Scouts Unllqntlne, Iteado, Hanson, Kell
erbenze nnd Pllkln'gtou and Assistant
hcoutmaster Wink went to Sliawniont
haturonv nfternoon and whitewashed the
Inside of the bunk houso. Kellcrbcnze nnd
Pllklngton staj-ed over night and wire
Joined the next dny by Scoutmaster
Thron nnd Scout Ilullivaiit, who rodo out
on bicycles. Hullivant and PilkliiRton
pnssed their "50-50" second class test and
Pllklngton his ax test.
Troop 84 (Scoutmaster Hall)
Tho troop .is selling pansy plants for
summer ramping expenses.
Troop 125 (Scoutmaster Williams)
An entertainment, with Troop JU's imnd
present, was given Thursday night. The
Southern Thespian League gavo a sketcTr.
Mrs. Cries and Miss Green s.ing, accom
panied by Miss Kern nnd Silas K. (lines
on the piano Sirs. Watson gavo "nu
morous dialogues. The troop will lake
Its band on an overnight hlko to Camp
Slorrell Saturday.
Troop 63 (Scoutmaster R. B. Itecvcs)
Kdward Itomonette andFrnnk Conso
llvo passed the second-class lire-lighting
tests on a Saturday hike to Seven Springs.
The troop made a baseball diamond
Troops with grounds and wishing games
should write George McLaughlin, SOI Alter
street.
Troop 97 (Scoutmaster Ilochstaedtcr)
Scouts Lueber, Lane, Kngle, Kaplan,
Goldman and Bauer and Senior Patrol
Leader Gross hiked on bicycles to Clem
enton, .V. J meeting S!r Ulklsh and
Scout Levy at the Clernenton station
While looking for a spot to build their
cabin they saw a forest tire spreading
near Clernenton Heights. Mnny new
members have been enrolled since the
reorganization of the bicycle patrol.
Troop 39 (Scoutmaster McGauhey)
Townsend Young received his first class
badge, the fourth In the troop, at the
regular monthly examination. Many
scouts took second class and tenderfoot
examinations. Assistant Scoutmasters
Keate and Leslie gave rei white and
blue badges to the scouts who helped win
a large trophy cUp at the Klngsesalng
n;nuui .ast juiy s. ne troop aireadj Is
planning for the next Fourth, and has
organized bicycle and first aid patrols
Doctor Stout, troop physician, will bo
come an assistant scoutmaster.
Troop 72 (Scoutmaster Wattsl
Kdward Dobbins has been transferred
to Troop 2 of Hinsdale, 111, He win re
turn in about eight months. .Elvln Tarves
and Krlc Miller have become members
and Alden Oraves, Jesse Wltmer and
Joseph Smith are reregistered for 1915.
The patrol were rearranged Thursday
night as follows: Stags, Edward JJolbey,
patrol leader, and Edgar Blank, assist
ant, wolves, John L'arle, patrol leader,
and William Carroll, assistant, lions, Jo
seifn Heywood, patrol leader, and Stuart
Koblnson, assistant, and. eagles, Jesse
Wltmer. patrol leader, and Harrison
Dixon, assistant James Lee was eleeted
troop leader or sergeant Patrol Leader
Earle waa presented his flrat-clasa
badge the second in the troop. Blank
won the signaling contest, and was ap
pointed lecretrtpTMSurer to suseeod
Deltiwiire-.Montiromery Co. Scouts
I'pper tMrbj Tioop 1 linn been teorgnn
irpd unrlei Dr. P. fi Kitchen, scoutmaster
and William C Savlll, assistant Tim
members m- Patrol Leaders Norman
Mome. .Iniiies Whltc-roft and .Im-eph Ito-uh
and Scouts IMunrd ll.uilptt. I'm. nn,,
liilllps it: ! ?:!"'ur!, '"mbell. FrnnciH Cook. Lewis'
I. c'urtpr. "eriistliie, Thomas Savlll, Joseph Mc-
llieoiloie Miller,
si. ttn.r,l,l I?..,..
Itenrv Dlerklng, Stevvnrt Conk. John Hves
Bernard Miller, Tlinmns Mer, Carroll
Pfelffcr and Fred Foisjth.
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Delaware County scouts have been In
vited by Manager Alexander, nf the Me
ilia baseball team. 1011 rhiimplnns of tho
Delaware County League, to iittetul tho
opening game nf the season with Chester
at the Media Ball I'nrk. Sntmdnv, May S
.Morton. Clifton Heights. Lansdowne!
Norwood and Gleuoldoii tropn vvcro rcpre
senlcd nt n meeting nt Morton Troop l's
headquarters last week to draw up a
schedule for baseball games between thn
troops The fltst game will he play0,l
next Saturday, and nil games will be plav
ed Saturday mornings
Joseph Parson. Warien Morgan, How
ard Spenee. Wesley Lnmev. Fred Francis
George Illclinrdhon, Arthur Wnrk and
Ham Cadma'n were elected members of
Clifton Heights Troop 1 (Scoutmaster
Itonsall). last week. They formed the
Kagle patrol, with Lamey patrol leader
and Morgan assistant
Llnfleld Troop 1 (Scoutmaster M.i.,.,
went on a nature study hike uiulpr Bayard
Long, of tho Academy of Natural Sciences
S.tturdaj-. "
A moving picture benefit with music for
I lie troop baseball team will be glvpn by
W A Dickinson, former secretary of thn
Delaware - Montgomery Counties' Scout
Council, nt tho headquarters of Slorton
Trop 1 (Scoutmaster Bonsall), Thursday
Slav fi, at S p. m. The pictures were shown
at the headquarters of tho Ashbourne
Troop (ScoutmiiBter Wcldner) Friday
night. Jenklntnwn Troon t (Assistant
Seoutmnser Frazer) and Wyncoto Troop 1
(Scoutmaster Plckwell) attending
New Jersey Scouls
Ofllcial orders for the second annual pa-
rnde nnd church service In honor of
.Mothers' Day In Camden wero Issued
todav to Camden County scoutmnsrer,.
b" R It. Dobbs. special field scout com
missioner or the fount . The orders tead
Broadway and Federal streets. Camden,
nt 7 P- m., Sunday. Stay 9 The parade
will go down Broadway to Kalghn avenuo
nnd west on Kalghn avenue to the Kalghn
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. For
tho parade troops will form In columns
of fours. Scoutmasters will lead their
troops, taking position on the left of the
line. Kvery effort toward presenting a
good appearance In uniform and line will
help. Kvery scout la requested to wear a
white carnation. It? Is hoped that every
troop In Camden County may bo present,
with every member. If possible."
Sirs. Thomas I. Bogers has presented
Burlington Troop 1 with several pairs of
iiiiHHi cuuiji ,nnn aumnnells The Buf
falo patrol elected Herbert Tteetl secre
tary and treasurer at Itu first meeting of
the year.
Wostmont Troop 1 (Scoutmaster An
derson) at the last meeting named "W.
Bussel Flak second assistant scoutmaster.
Putrol Leader William Brown and As
sistant Joseph Bently, of Owl Patrol Jfo
1, anil Patrol Leader William Anthony
and Assistant Jesse Dodsbn, of Panther
Patrol, No. i, have started a race to In
crease the membership. The furnishings
of the new meeting room at the Westmont
j-iidiic rscnooi win oe supplied by (he
scouts,
Flnley Taylor has been made assistant
scoutmaster of Haddonfteld Troop 1
(Scoutmaster Lummls).
A committee on Slemorlal Day exercises
was appointed at a meeting of the Cam
den-Burlington Scoutmasters' Association
In room 9, City Hall, Camden, Thursday
night- Commissioner Dobbs presided over
the meeting, which was attended by 23
scoutmasters. A committee was also ap
pointed to conduct first class tests. The
presentation of a flag to the new West
Jersey Homeopathic Hospital was dis
cussed. First Sergeant Weiss and Quartermaster
Sergeant Kalowsky, of Camden Troop 13
(Scoutmaster StonehiU). went on a seven
mile over-night hike up the Burlington
pike (Saturday A black snake, measuring
5 feet I Inches, which was killed In
Blank's wood, near Clernenton, was
skinned, and mounted by the troop.
rj-jja!55!'?Sil
ZfVy'i .& i.T
Kvy.Ht' ff ' ZJsSiZi
Colors
Ollrc, Tan
and Black .
"Ironclad
Boy Scouts"
nik-llide lenther tanned In our spe
lful pro. en Soles nro doilhlp newetl
nml will outwear two pnlrs of hhoes
Our tOI'I'Ult T(IKl) Slltins fur
Hojm nnd (.Iris ure neurlj evi-rlnstlntr.
Tun Itiit-slii Calf uml (.un-Mehil Calf.
The
That Was Some Hike
Dalsimer
Big
Shoe Store
1204-06-08 Market St.
3
"ri.s a i'i:at to pit i-ki:t
f
Boy Scouts'
Headquarters
For Supplies
& Camping
Outfits
Just a few of the
Rood things here with
prices:
Regulation Hoy
Scout Axe and 7C
Sheath I OC
Regulation Hoy Scout
S.... $1.00
Compasses.. OC up
22-Calibre Rides
$3.50 & $5
&!!"! $9.50
FlashliRhts with regu
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dry battery Pl.OU
Pocket Flashlights with
Evcrcady fTC- up
Batteries OC
Watches $! (JO
nascball Outfits
FishinB Tackle of every
description
Cameras and
Photographic Supplies
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"Whew! My feet feel
a though they Would
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How often havo you
said this, bnn, nftcr
making n long tramp,
nml, returning to camp
tired, dejeetcd nnd foot-i-o
ro?
Next time. Include in
Sour hit ii package of
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BATHING SODA
nnd sou will eujoj eveiy hike It
makes Miur feet rool nnd loses
that tired, soro feeling
A 12 oz. package costs but
TEN CENTS
m
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TO SCOUTS
ni.- iimiPii in ..v..-.
ine runirni serure. on Fourth-day iBj"!'
nt 11 a. in., nt her late residence. ImV,.!'
wood avenue, Oermsnlown InttrniiM &
into' Kindly omit flowers ""at ifl.
All.MSTlltlMl. On May ", 101S atdk.
dence of her son. Wllllnm A AfmitrAt"."'
MU.IR I'AINTfclt, lrp of Dr TkiH?'''
ArmslrpnF, of 16W N Park aie. nfflrA
nnd friends are inilted to attend ii. I?
neral eervlees, un Tuesday exeninr JS!,n
?T J" iSlrK ".' th0 fskUnio '( Ph?fd2
11. H. Wnlnut lane. Oerniantonn. tJSS
ment prhnte nt West rheslcr. Pa" "5?
,lsiMlllinn,-On May 2, lots Amu .
ASHWOnTH, In his "1st year nelalhtJU
friends nre lnlld to nttend th. J2$
serMies. or, i iiMnisiai, May 5, it
o clock, at his late residence. 110 TfouUm
St., Trankford nemn n nt h. u-.JnilL,,
e'late'"""' frm 7 ' " 'Cl0Clt f"3
"r.':'"' On May. 2, 1015, HnLE.V mi.
iiri.i,, miipw or colonel T J d ,VDrr. e.il
tl.ics ijn.l friend, nre Invited to attend
runerni sen Ices, on Wednesday mornlr u
T.1nofl05.,,S "' the resHcncc or her kxS
rne , H,""' 707 Norlh wth '- V
ffysssjirma ki iur.j t
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211 N. Front St., Phila.
1 HIDI.Mli;ilG.On May " 1015. igAir.
S... .7,', "l0 Hannah I'rldenberg sjS,
tlies and friends, nleo St John's Lodje, ft
fe,,;.t Ax,vfe- 7rl,".,ran1..R'..?'
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Ii flrEt-.-lnsH instruc-
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p write us today, giving the
name of your Scout-Master
& and troop number.
- :t 4 uiieiuai imn
o. li. a O r. w.. are Inured ii PSH
I,n1!,n.c..,,1 .'lees. on Wednesday afH
'irtnc&inl ??-.S.. .1 .ra"klln " l"termtl
Ktifll.KK. On May .1, 101.1, VENfE KM.
Bit, inee Dermomll. vilfo of II c. Kuii?
nelatlies and friends nrp Inilted to ttttil
Ihp funeral senlces. on Thursday afteran
nt - ocloik sharp, at her late residence, s9
Hunters ne. Interment prlinte at Arllnrtt
temetery. Itemnlns mns bo loned Wetea-
Lis- eienins, rroin . to 10 o clock.
,MII,I,i:H. At her residence. 1853 North 111
t, on May .1. lllin, CMMA I. beloied !
of Kdward I. Miller, llirther noilce of r
ncnl uiii be slun 6
r.VIUH. On April 28, 19IS, In New tS
i",5'' liXvK,':i' ME,' UH .'A!tltt.S
un of v,ini I'rnnckljn nnd JJirtiM
l'np l.nr.n .5
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ltUMl'i, Jr.. husbnnd of Asnes Ituropf iw
i-Kee), In his lltli jenr uom In rhihen,
r .n, ..v.tiiinT .,, .a, i. neiames -itt
rlends, nlso lletinanu Lodge. No. l I.
and A. M . members of the Isaac U. Undo
down Orier of Artlans, emplojes of til
nillls of Frcderltk numpf Sons, and la
United Mtates Silk Knitting I'ompani, is
In Ited to attend the funeral, on Thurtfji
nfternoon, nt S "0 o'clock, from his Idle i
dence IW, vane ae. Interment at 513
irnon .-omeiers ;
,.ii. ,.,.. -y,. .nay -, luiii, A5IANDJ.
nldnw of llenrj I' Warner Helamej ii
friends, nre Inilteil tn attend the funeral un
Ices, on edneml.i. at 2 o'clock, at h
late residence, 1.-.20 Diamond at InUfrmra
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HELP WANTEDFEMAI.I! 3
PUBUC LEDOll
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BOOKKEUHEna clerks, atenoftrapliera iV I
lntt Dnfllllnnfl n, thnaa ..l.ln. halt., BOS
tlons can securn .nlllahl. Inrnrmatloa Vf I
writ ins or lalllng- to sea "Ulis Da?-l
ledger Ceiiiral. 8ho la conatantly aaltwj I
Rlrla. io nae adiertlsed, to aecura l I
Doaltlona, and will be glad to help you. Ml
cAi.a c.idrife.
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llfBS. rets. 1, BO. Ij,ler llr. 13tta it I'ill
BOOKKEEPKIt. emerlVnr.,1 must haieMi
of references. Aoply Uerg llrothera. Jrt
ClIAMnKHWOIiK and waltlni-Erierija(t( I
colored girl for suburbs. Meet emploier.nw?,!
il"- I'liWle Ledger, between '.' and 3 ola
COOK and iliambermald.ivaltrea Muat
earierlencetl, references required, adult l"J
lly of 'four. O.M1. Ledger Central. 3
EXlrtlENCED girrfor drug laboratory, S
Dly 18.11 Walnut st. J
HOl'SEWOItK Reliable." capable woman. Ml
laundry; W. must be goo. I cook and "u
rlrat-claaa referenca. M -1(13. ledger. Ogtga
HOgSEWOItK-Qeneral houaanork ana "i
tng; good home and wages, suburb. ,"A
Uieennood ate.. Linadowne. Ph l"a!.S
MJHSU Proteatant; reference required, ?
to Q 250, Ledger Central. -3
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OPKHATOItS. on all parts of ehlrtnalitr.
nnd cotton, steady uork. hlahe&t Day.
dorn-Merz Company. 3d and Urowu.
KP1IOOI. TEAPIirrt wanted lo travel iV
a.im.nH .unn.inn. -A.".i.4 b.IiI KHl.fV I
lonnnlaaiou; wrtta fcr a personal lntervlj.
I- uA., Lcu.er Lenirai.
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WSi lirA.UIlli l-ilUHUUU.14Jl StnJ'
WORK. APPLY SUPERINTENDENTS 0J
flCO, N. SNKLLbNUL'Ra & CO. 1
WANTED-Qood, settled whit girl, on thaffl
fond of children, for chamberworlf. "i
iu large private, ramlly. l "' -'"a
branch. .0,3 Market at. Jj
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for general housework, 3 adults In UtBUa
reference; wages JO. 1812 N 8ih st
WANTED A kTnd. aenalbla woman wljj
-rneaa for girl of 8. K 11. Ledger Bfaa
Urod and Allegheny
WANTED Coraetler. one who can make M
t Model Coraet Shop, 823 lh, at . N- ?1
laiaiuiuaivu, U. 1. .
WANTED CooU ook for large orliat; f-
ii loo, ucaier urancn H3 jaariLe.
WEAV1SRS wanted on broal Koowtaf Sa
Apply at oftke of the Bradford Mills, m
louanauoorrey aves.. uernxanio'
WHITE QIRL for gent, at he "Jlr
wsiiw,, S.U.SU akaui. iad.!" auuu-v.
o re it re nee required aI
S 1110 ChtamuL Room 14