Scouting, Volume 8, Number 17, November 11, 1920 Page: 8
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SCOUTING, NOVEMBER 11, 1920
ELBERT H. GARY
"The Boy S
PRESIDENT-ELECT
WARREN G. HARDING
41 am with the Boy Scout move-
ment heart and soul."
BISHOP BURCH
ant to see this move
and prosper all ovei
HON. HERBERT HOOVER
GENERAL JOHN J
Boy Sc
ualified approval."
JUDGE JAMES C. CROPSEY
The Boy S
THE SCOUT OATH
Before He become* a icout, a boy rau
se: On my honor I will do my be.t:
1. To do my duty to God and my
md to obey the Scout Law;
2 To help other people at all time
3. To keepmyself physically strong,
sight.
THE SCOUT LAW
A SCOUT IS TRUSTWORTHY.
2. A SCOUT IS LOYAL.
„ SCOUT IS HELPFUL.
4 A SCOUT IS FRIENDLY.
5. A SCOUT IS COURTEOUS.
SCOUT LAW (Continued)
6. A SCOUT IS KIND.
7. A SCOUT IS OBEDIENT.
all other duly constituted'authorities.
8. A SCOUT IS CHEERFUL.
9. A SCOUT IS THRIFTY.
10. A SCOUT IS BRAVE.
11 A SCOUT IS CLEAN.
12 A SCOUT IS REVERENT.
Why All Citizens Of New York Should
Contribute To The Support Of The Boy Scouts
Because New York's greatest asset is not its banks
and business blocks—but its boys.
Because three hundred thousand New York boys are
waiting to be scouts today.
Because Boy Scouting is for your boys and your
neighbors' boys; Fifth Avenue's boys and the Bowery's
boys; rich boys and poor boys; everybody's boys. It
is the great democracy of boyhood!
New York Protestants, Catholics, Jews! The heads
of your Faiths want your boys to be scouts. New York
Workingmen! The leaders of American labor want
your boys to be scouts. New York Business Men! The
greatest business leaders want your boys to be scouts.
They All Agree. Do You Agree? Make Your Agreement Count.
THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
r"
in giving our boys added opportunitie
to become better citizens." men
This and previous advertisement* in this
WM. FELLOWES MORGAN
Pres. Y. M. C. A., N. Y. City
THIS IS HOW TO MAKE YOUR AGREEMENT COUNT!!
George D. Pratt, Treasurer
Boy Scouts of America
200 Fifth Avenue, New York.
I enclose $ to make my agreement count.
I hereby subscribe $ to be paid (date)
Name
Address
"Be Prepared!" "Do a good turn daily"—TODAY
GEORGE J. GILLESPIE
•res St. Vincent de Paul Societ;
ic work of the Boy Scout mover
They All Agree
— that the Boy Scout idea is one of the finest things that ever happened to boyhood:
— that the Boy Scout movement should be extended to reach every boy in the nation:
— that the Boy Scout program of out-door activities, character building and citizenship train-
ing is an indispensable aid to home, school and church in making boys into worthy men:
— that the Boy Scouts of America should be a permanent American institution sup-
ported by all the people.
All New York Citizens! The past, present and future
Presidents of your country, the Governor of your State,
the Mayor of your City, and other public men want all
your boys to be scouts.
But the scout program cannot be effective without
organized leadership. Leaders must be recruited and
trained. National and city-wide organization is already
established, but must be maintained. It is a going con-
cern and requires adequate income.
All your boys will be scouts, and will grow up to
clean-cut manhood and intelligent citizenship, if you
will each and all contribute according to your means to
support the Boy Scouts of America. It is a duty to both
your boys and to your country.
; of the city s best
DR. JOHN H. FINLEY
"The Scout idea is on<* of the !
and helpful that has ti
hold of our boys."
t have been paid for by four men who have for ten years served as members of the Nat'l Executive Board of the Boy Scouts of America, because of their belief in the Scouting program.
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