Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 54, Decatur, Adams County, 4 March 1927 — Page 5

!XI^NCII RE PLAN c for boy SCOUTS on the Area ” awhile the chairman of each W mmfttee wIV be an px offl " ‘"'S president of the area council. ** headquarters will be loin Fort Wayne with a trained '‘ioerienced scout executive in who will work through the ’ district committees in organfed Xrvising the scout activ’fehe Entire council area. He "'“1 „ ...» ..... ... or •» h,m work. One assistant will be asLed the terriU>ry OUt ’ ,i<le ° f S Wavne. who will work with the L committees and troop leaders Ldardisink the scout activities , lhe area and promoting more and Ler scouting for the boys. Adams county has an organization committee of which Mr. E. Lankenau ..chairman. This committee is now occupied in raising the funds neces„ry for the county to have in order its share of the budget necesliary to carry on the work. As soon | a < lhe finances are raised, a permanL district, committee for Adams l coun ty will be elected and they in turn will elect four representatives to represent them on the area council. The permanent district committee will in turn have committees to take care of the various activities of, the district, such as court of honor, finance committee, troop organization committee, camping committee, leadership committee, civic service committee and publicity committee. The finances needed by the district committee to carry on its activities will be raised among the citizens of the district, which each community has been given a definite quota of approximately 20c per capita of its population. This makes Decat,tin’s share amount to $1,000.00. The budget for the entire area for 1927. in-

eluding Fort Wayne, amounts to J 16.160.00. Fort Wayne lias already

raised the funds necessary to take care of its share of the burden which includes headquarters office, camp

s-raiaruaic.-. jL nteireni3fe’ii3T2nsnan!ananiaiaraianniaracniaiaiEn art 1 aianiaianwicaiMfca I EVERBRIGHT | Be H ' •' m THE WONDER POLISH S at Replates and Polishes in One Operation ffi s r Silverware—Nickel Ware—Bath Room Fixtures ? Auto Trimings ' Sole Agent in Decati r. ffi. | B —- Xr. _ 1 I &p. i I VVJE3 JJTZE VOU MONEY | r" -- ■ | Suppose Your Doctor Reversed the Game! Suppose that next lime you need the doctor hurriedly, perhaps in the dei’d of night, when the rest of the town is asleep - SupiMisV that he said. “Yes, I will rush right over!" and then did not come. Suppose that you then culled him again, and he said this time. “Oh, I have been so busy 1 really forgot. 11l see that you are taken care of right away.” And then he didn’t come. By now yT>u are really frightened. You, or one of your family are in a bad way. You really need the doctor—quick! This time he merely tells the girl who answers the ’phone lor him to say (hat be is out when he is actually sitting right there! Suppose your doctor "reversed the. game!” You play this game on him. You prouise to pay, and do not. Vou tell him you have "merely overlooked it” and then continue, purposely, to overlook it. You avoid him, and tell him you are out. You throw his bills in the waste basket, or else you put them away, under all your other bills, expecting him to wait. You say, "Oh! Doctors don’t expect Io get paid promptly. Who told you this? Simply because YOU delay is no reason to think that all . others do so. Your doctor is human. He eats. His wife wears clothes, lie must have a car to come Io you hurriedly when you demand. Now suppose your doctor treated you as you (real him. Aud that all the other doctors in town pul your name on a list to play the same game on you. How would you like that? Right now, as you read this, your doctor reads it. And he immediately thinks of you. If he gets a check from you in tomorrow’s mail, he will know this message was not intended for you.

property, etc., through the Fort Wayne Community Cheat. The funds raised in the area outside of Fort Wayne, will take care of the assist, ant scout executive’s salary, traveling expenses, postage, office supplies, etc., necessary to carry on the work outside of Fort Wayne. Mr. J. L. Anguish, who has served as scout executive of the Fort. Wayne Hoy Scout council fur the past five years, w'il become scout executive of the area. Mr. Anguish has been in social work; for over twenty years. He graduated from the Springfield College, Springfield, Mass., In 1907. and received the degree of Bachelor of Humanics from the same school in 1924. He served for six years as a Y.MC.A. general secretary in New York and Chicago, a director of playgrounds for three years with the South Park System, Chicago, and entered scouting first as a troop committeeman and later as a scoutmaster in 1915. In 1917 he took up scouting profesisonaily and has been a scout executive since that time, with the exception of twenty-two months that he served as athletic director overseas with the Y.M.C.A, during the

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world war. . I i Mr. Anguish has already formulut- t ed plans to cover the next three years tor the territory included in the arcai] council now organizing. During tbe< present year the program calls for 5 troops of scouts in Adams county Th< following year, 8 troops, and at the end of the three years, 12 troops with 300 scouts. I 0 Sharkey Stops McTigue In 12th Round Os Bout __ I By Henry L. Farrell (United Press Staff Correspondent) New York, March 4. — (United Press) —The valiant attempt of the veteran Mike Mctigue to climb to prominence in the heavyweight ranks has failed and Jack Sharkey. Boston Lithuanian, remained today In the elimination tournament which will produce an opponent for Gene Tuntiey late In the summer. | Sharkey anti McTigue gave 14.000 fans a rousing fight in Madison Square Garden last night liefore Kid, MePartland, the referee, stepped between them in the 12th round of a scheduled 15 round bout and awarded.

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