_Why Scouting for Girls Should Interest College Women._ Louise Stevens Bryant Pamphlet. Lefax form. No. 16. _Girl Scout Councils, Their Organization and Training._ 20 pp. Lefax form No. 17. _Why My Girls are Girl Scouts_ by Rear-Admiral W. S. Sims, U. S. N. Pamphlet. No. 15 _Community Service for Girl Scouts._ Lefax form. No. 18. _Girl Scouts, Inc., Annual Reports for 1920 and 1921._ Lefax form. No. 25 and 26. _Has She Got Pep? What the Girl Scout Leader Needs._ Josephine Daskam Bacon. Pamphlet. No. 21. _Educational Work of the Girl Scouts._ Louise Stevens Bryant. Written for Biennial Survey, 1918-1920, Bureau of Education, Washington, D. C. _The American Girl._ A Scouting Magazine for all girls. Monthly. 15 cents the copy; $1.50 the year. Special Section for Officers, "The Field News." Other Publications in Stock _Scoutmastership._ A Handbook for Scoutmasters on the Theory of Scout Training, by Sir Robert Baden-Powell. Putnam's Sons, N. Y. 1920. _Brownies or Blue Birds._ A Handbook for Young Girl Guides, by Sir Robert Baden-Powell, London. C. Arthur Pearson. 1920. _The Patrol System for Girl Guides._ London. C. Arthur Pearson. _The Junior Cook Book. Girl Scout Edition._ Clara Ingram. Barse and Hopkins. Order From GIRL SCOUTS, INC. National Headquarters 189 Lexington Ave. New York City The Woodcraft Section of SCOUTING FOR GIRLS gives the Girl Scout a taste of one of the jolliest, most readable books about the out of door life that any girl can have: "_The Woodcraft Manual for Girls_," by Ernest Thompson Seton, published by Doubleday Page and Company for the Woodcraft League Of America, Inc. Mr. Seton has long been loved by the young people of many countries for his marvelous understanding of animals and their homes, and in this book he has shared his secrets with the boys and girls of America; so that any Girl Scout who wants to be sure of herself on the trail and equipped for all emergencies of the woods, could add no better guide book to her Troop or personal life than this one. [Illustration: GIRL SCOUTS] * * * * * Transcriber's Notes: Obvious punctuation errors repaired. Page 15, "nieghborhood" changed to "neighborhood" (interests of the neighborhood) Page 28, "emeny" changed to "enemy" (by the enemy) Page 28, "neigborhood" changed to "neighborhood" (in their neighborhood) Page 30, "Souts" changed to "Scouts" (Scouts have sometimes had) Page 31, "wherewe" changed to "where we" (town where we live) Page 35, "counsins" changed to "cousins" (British cousins are the) Page 52, "oportunity" changed to "opportunity" (take this opportunity)