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30 WILM ETTE LIFE qctober 4. 1929 Eight Kenilworth Scouts Joe Harrison. Robert Berger. James Fred W. Sa~gent Will U. S. Children 1 to Receive Merit Badges ~~;~~te~~1 cf· 1~~~1~~\~t' ~~~;~~~t~~~::\~-o~~:~ Address Sta~e C. of C. R ead More Than Merit hadgcs will he awarded eight to be recci\'cd br Kenih,·orth Scouts ' Freel \Y. Sargent. president of the I Kt·nilworth n()\' ,SC(lllts .· at tllC 111011111- 'at th·· ' ll . IJe.· bronze ~ "' COllrt of llonor \\'t · - Chicago and Korth \\-estern raihvav. I . . . , _ ly court of IH~nor to he held in the palm. l{oger Barrett; star Scout. Alex- fi 1 t' · t f t f tu-e 1 J·. urL)J>can s spend tour tune:, a:, much , co · ,. . . .. S I) g 1 tng exponen o a grea u · . . , . . d Joscp I1 ~cars sc 1l()(l 1 gnnnasmm soon. anc1tr ·" c" ton. 1tie : cout. "o 1 >crt for rail transportation. head of 011 ~ : tunc rcadtnl-!' I> )oks a s Amen an an Boys wlh) will rerei,·e tht:st· badgc,:s B)urns, and second class Scout, CarlthJP I oi the main tran . portation SYstem - <·f their rcadinl! is far nwrc erious and are: Paul Gilbert, Jr., . Robert Burns. 1\(~~~ . I 1 ·11 SJJta~ 1 a t· tl 1c '1' 1. ·a t1,. t>ur 11 oscful. a · '"e 11 . accor<1· ~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~I t 1~ r<lttiltr,·. \V! tng to "I ~ rs. , :~~~rta t!nn Lunc.he~n a! the annua_ln~eet- Olin: 13<.-aupre ~IillL· r, ui (1/0 \\'ald~n till:" nt the lllmnt s <... hamhl'r ot Com- 1 ··· · · · met:ce at the Palmer Hou se, Chica~·,,, rPa<~. \\ tnnct~a. ':-r:~cr ~H JU\'Cntle I( ktoh<:r 17. · :-tones ancl cdttor ot I he I.>ook House I It tll(lk Frt·d ~an!cllt cxacth· t\\'Cilt,·For Childrl'n, ,~· Jw returned from ~ur 1 I :-n· ~·n Y<:ar' · to \York his \YaY fr m a OJ)C on the Le_nath~~n on ~f unday, ~epL!Taduatt: of the la\Y school oi the Cni- t<:mber 23, tollo.mng a !wok-survey ,.1.:r:,i t,. oi ! 1 1,\ a to the presidcnc,· of a tnur of the Contmen~. . Denmar~. ~I: · . ~1Jikr t.ouncl. lead s 1 roa d emploYing thousands <)f \yorke:· ~ . ' HYDROX WORI~ D'S SERIES BRICK I He 11 e,·e r dreamed of being- a railroad tht· countnc ot th~ \Y Or lc~ 111 the nu.mprcsident, 0 he san, until almost til e ' bcr pf buok s publt?hcd 111 p_roportt~m VA NILLA PECAN AND time \\'hen he actually became one. He tt_) . the .numb~r ot populatu;m. T.1c \Yas a la\\·,·cr In· traini :1g and a Ia,n·er llllt~d States IS a ,·e n: had etghth o.1 BUTTERSCOTCH ICE CREA~ 1)\· cl10icc. That \Yas until he came tu I the h_st, he _dcclare~l. · . . I Chi rag-11 in 1920 a . g-c ncral ~olici t0r f lli I "\~ he:c I·. u rope. I ails . do,,·n _1.· Ill , ~ h r Full O".wt Brick There Is a Hydrox Agency Ncar Your Home ! the Chicago and Xorth \\'estern. Still nubh~atton of cl11ldrcn .~ !-ot(Jrtt~. ] h.c a l;l\n·cr but recognized as a railroad I Cot!tllll'lltal vout.h ha;-, little opJH)r~u.m l!eniu!'. he became vice-prc~idcnt and t.l~ 10r ~.Clod reading and no supcn·tsiOil l!eneral cnunsd in 19.23. In 19.25 h~' ot the hterat~tre he r_e~ds . GermanY b became a railr oad ore.-idcnt. I the onk natton I vt sit<:d 011 m,· t~ur 1 11· 1· t 1 i tl i \\·here there \\·as even an attempt beinl-!' ts · u >1.ec Je ore . lC gr >ttP. 0 male t (t teach 'On th the idea of rirrht tratbPOrtatton and hu stne ss cxecutn·cs c. · \ · A · ,. . -· 11 1 "P · 1 T ·· It 15 · rcac1tnl!. w1 11c 1 1 \\'C, m mcnca, are " 1 >l' 'tbtm·s..., anc a_xcs_. . clcn·loning to such a high degree of . expl'rtcd to be the s0r t oi dtsnt:-.ston · , tl t 1 ·11 1 1 1 'i tl t Jh.: rfectiOn. German,· 1 )C 1 t<:vc . . \\'tth 1 _ la "' YY c a:t ,. H.' pre--~n atH1 :\.ml'rica. that the child ,,·hn kacl. 1:Iuture po:-ItHlll ot tran:-p(lrtati(l11 and l 1 t tl tl 1t IJU:-.i" ·:-. : :. world. ! 1e .c 111'II c \\.1 10 rcac1 s.. )U . 1c lOUQ 1 ~ I t:-. :- ttl! a ne\\' one. and It \nil take vears tn dnT Ion it to all\·t hing appr,)achingBAHA' I L ECTUR E general SUJH'n·ision oi junnik reaclin£.:" . . 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