ticularly as the Patrol Leader becomes capable of assuming heavier responsibilities, to relieve her of the routine duties.
Uniform. Regular Scout uniform.
Insignia. Chevron, two stripes, on left sleeve above elbow.
The Patrol Leader carries the patrol pennon.
The Corporal may be elected by the patrol, appointed by the captain or by the Patrol Leader. She takes the latter's place when she is absent, and performs such other duties as may be assigned to her by the Patrol Leader or by the Captain.
Uniform. Regular Scout uniform.
Insignia. Chevron, one bar; on left sleeve above elbow.
Want of space in the present book prevents me from going into the details of the dress, administration, and discipline of the Movement, but these can all be found in the Book of Rules, which can be obtained from Headquarters price 6d.
Discipline of the Movement
All these rules may appear rather alarming to an outsider, but please remember that they are "rules" as for cricket and not "regulations" as for police purposes. They are merely intended as indications for "playing the game," and that is the only form of discipline that we ask for in the sisterhood. Their object is to ensure that their policy is adhered to under which our Charter of Incorporation was granted, and also
