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Guest of Guides and Scouts.

The Hertfordshire Girl Guides, supported by the Hertfordshire Scouts, will welcome the Duchess of York at their County Rally and

Pageant to-day, which through the kindness of the Marquis of Salisbury will be held in Hatfield Park

were

THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK.

The best way to save day- light is to use it.

The programme will include an Sir Alfred Pickford, Commission- The Boy Scout Movament

was Historic Pageant, and the proceeds er for Development at Boy Scout started in the Island in 1910.

will go to the Building Fund of the Headquarters, and Mr. Stanley Ince, There are 1,681 Scouts. These Girl Guides' Imperial Headquarters, Warden of Roland House Scout include 764 Japanese, 266 Auglo- which

opened, recently by Settlement, East London, were the Saxone, 192 Chinese, 117 Portu- H.M. The Queen. speakers at a Conference presided guese, 101 Hawailan, 52 Koreans, & Norgate, Ltd. (Library of as strong #s the Scots regard telephone. No kind friends could over by the Bishop of Birmingham, 34 Filipinos, 26 Hawallan-Portu- 18 Hawaiian-Chinese, - 9 guese, for their Queen Mary and we drop in for a chat or a game of at Queen's College, Birmingham.

The Conference was called to Spanish, 9 Portoricans, 4 Hawaiian- This is an extremely useful take up such a book as this.hop. cards. There were no tea-parties.

consider the development of a Filipinos, 3 Russians, 8 Hawaiion- guide to students reading Moderning that at last the case has been It was the ideal life.

"I am the world's worst Bridge closer co-operation between the Japanese and 1 Hawaiian-African. Philosophy and to the intelligent proved to our satisfaction. Alas,

The Hawaiian Scouts form...a once more our hopes are doomed player. Both my wife and the cap- Church of Britain and the Boy reader who wishes, to follow the

tain are fairly good players but 1 Scout Movement.

world laboratory in which an experi- trend of modern thought in the

to disappointment.

Sir Ernest marshalls his facts finished up miles ahead, with about Mr. Stanley Ince drew attention ment of great magnitude is being West- Chapters II (on Kantian- ism and Neo. Kantianfem) and III. and his figures admirably but his 36,000 points in hand. Which is an to the two-fold nature of member made. Here are racial traditions, SCOUTS HONOUR ST. GEORGE. (on Hegelianism)

are very clear assumptions vitiate his case from interesting comment on the game of ship of the Scout Movement. First religious beliefs, ancient customs ly the Adventurous, romantic, and class bias, elements hitherto "Of course," Mr. Collins explain- strong, manly outdoor life which held to be non-fusible. summaries of the two most import. the outset. "If the nation be re- ant aspects of modern politico garded as a business firm, and the principles which are recognised as

ed, "we had no idea of going round attracted the boys, and, secondly, A feature of Hawalian Scouting philosophic thought. Throughout the work no author of importance good for business be applied to the world when we set off. We in- the life of honour, loyalty, kindness is the percentage of Scoutmasters is omitted and the salient features national affairs, then almost every. tended to spend a few months in and clean living which the Move- who were Tenderfoot Scouts ten or

home ment inculcated.

twelve years ago. This develop of their work are pointed out, thing which has been done in the Australia and then come

last thirty years is, on the face of again.

Mr. Ince said that I the philo- ment of leadership from within The author reveals no strong per-

"But when we left the ship the sophy of the "Scout Movement shows that boys who become Scouts sonal bias unless A keen interest It, bad." Arguments such as this in German religious thought be are contrary to all the principles skipper said, 'Well, you'll be fed up should ever be written, it would appreciate the benefits they have of Public Finance. A nation is with Australla in six weeks. We show that the adventurous, the derived. The Scout who represent not a business nor in Business bail in six weeks, and you'll be back

ed Hawail as a boy at the Olympia Finance any guide to Public FL again.

Jamboree in 1920 is now a Scout- ance-a point in which politicians

master... recruited from "business" too often go astray.

considered one. -A- useful com- panion. We await with interest the publication of Vol. II.

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ROUND WORLD.

Sailed With Wife As Members of Crew,

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virile, and the good life were one and the same thing.

A

The Duke of Marlborough took Westminster the salute outside Cathedral, when nearly 2,000 London Catholic Scouts attended Service in honour of St. George.

In the Cathedral Father Bede Jarrett, the Dominican Provincial, reminded the Scouts of their Scont Laws and enjoined them to be cheerful at all times, "but that does not mean that you are exempt from troubles and temptation," said Father Bede Jarrett.

Adding, "The Scout Law as well aa the Christian Law will help you fight against temptation," the prea- cher Instanced the example of the Blessed John Southworth, "Priest

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Sir Alfred Pickford repudiated the suggestion sometimes made that

The pubile of Hawali give $15, Scouting was in itself a suficing re|000 annually for the expenses of The book is well-worthy of care-"By that time the life had got us ligion. Such a thing, he said, had local Headquarters out of their com- fut study if only as an exercise in so that when the City of Delhi sail never been in the minds of the munity welfare fund. In addition, detecting many subtle economic ed again we were once again among Chief Scout of his Council. They Troops raise funds for normal: ex- fallacies.

the crew. We have been to the Far realised fully that the Scout: More penses. East and to the Far West, and we ment must co-operate with every Lat year Hawalian Scouts help of Westminster and Martyr of tile have had a thoroughly enjoyable religious body to which Scouts bo-ed in playgrounds, cooked meals for Christ," whose shrine is in the

longed.

picntekers, directed traffic (kapt Cathedral, as an example of valour COASTWISE * A Fortune-Teller's Tip.-/-/- Dealing with the suggestion that order at religious festivals, gave calling for imitation. What made you become an au Brigades and Scouts should be first aid and provided entertainment Mgr. Collings led the Cuba, thorit

fased, Sir Alfred Pickford em- to the public is community Good Scouts, and Rover Scouts in the renewal of their Promises, after Well I was a journalist free phasised that the attitude of the Turns. lancing in London, and writing. Scout Movement was one of co-

which Bishop Butt gave Benédic tion, the Standard Bearers holding short stories and articles. Then, In operation with all existing move-

their Colours' aloft in the centre of some way, I met a fortune teller,ments, but fusion would be a great

the Cathedral Nave.

· DALE COLLINS IN LONDON, who said, 'I don't know what your mistake, "There is plenty of room

job is, but whatever it is, you are for all," added the speaker, con London, April 29. doing little things. If you would sidering that only one boy in every at the diaposal of those who need Mr, Dale Collins, the author, and do a big thing you would be suc- live in this country is attached to

have just arrived back in cessful,

any organisation whatever travelling 100,000 - 80 - I sat down and wrote irst ship seadalstant Ordeal, which although stewardena,

novel, was remarkably successful. iring their voyages. Now I write about one novel

they fave "pald; and about a dozen short stories

the adyen-The work I did du hoard: I Just He has been so posted to my agents in London and hate signedșion | New York, and then, ceased to

trouble about it

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