Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-24

Next Saturday will mark the closing
for the season Of Camp Archibald Butt.
the Boy Scout outing camp on the
Cheanpeske bay. On thst day the
sooats wflI heard large tw0-masted
echeonsr and start for home. Wash-
anEthf1 should Be reached some time
Monday, II fair winds are encountered.
Tomorrow the last squad OF scouts
win 20 to the camp They are. Clarence
Parker, Crespfn Reynolds. Henry
Chrdstiani, lawrence Glover. Louis
Iiuber and six members Of Troop No.
Of Cleveland Park whose names have
not been forwarded to headquarters-
A scoutmasters' conferences was held
It the camp last night. Scout Commits
Stoner Martin went to the camp FRI
i5sv In remain over until Monday. An
Irritation was extended to all scout
masters to- spend last night and today
at the camp. and a number Of them ac-
cepted. At this meeting plans Tor the
Among those present besides Mr.. Mar
tin and Dr. Leonard were e. Z. Masch-
never OF Troop No. 81, !. G. Priest OF
Troop No 9. william . 3: ~ Ma Tsoaa no e.
1o. Assistant Scoutmaster Orlando
Bowman OF Troop No. 80 and Assistant
ecoutmasters Kothmann and Manley OF
Troop No. AZ.
at the camp Friday. They are to be
used In several reels showing Boy scout
activities which are toAbe shown through.
out the country under the auspices OF
the national headquarters. one psctuIe
of Representative Gregg OF PaIesune.
Tex, who Is an expert at rope tWirun8.
other pictures were taken as fouows: >,
DEMONSTRATION Of Field IeaepnCnne1s
"Tent Of Coats scoutmaster J. Y.
Hyde and Arnell Carpenter OF Troop ~
and Chester Guy Of Troop 70:
ter J. v. Hyde. Scouts n. Nicholson. /.
Botfaxzi, Norris Gaddess. Joe Goldstein.
Hayes, Jack Russell Sherzer. J. O'Donno-
gh1e and Frederick Appel
LEG wrestling" by Chester Guy ana
..Knot TyinE." B. Landy,. +. Appel,
Hayes Jack. J. O'D0nnoghue, K Rogers.
g swi1dells, 3; go Ell s. 5q patta1I 6
ehsrser. n. Gaddess. A. coughlin. J. e.
9isston. p. McKenny. "A. Sherzer, w.
Jones, A. NcCurdy. H. Derrick and p.
lii aid-F. Reed. A. Carpenter. c.
Cur. w. Gee, b. Landy. Noble Simpson.
Htit building-Norris Gaddess, j. Noble
Simpson, Donald Chisolm.
escond.cla:s r Tsauaasem%shn sadora ana Forns.
KAnAneton, No. 1.
Bridssmak,ng.w. Jones. J. KIDD, W.
Gee: a MeCHEdy; a Johnson 8. Bur-
Wstfress making-Chester Guy.
Signaling. Morse sendins-rroop 49,"
by George Marley.
McCurdy. ]. Noble Simpson. e. Colburn.
~ CARPENTER, HI. Greenfield, q. Manley,
J. v. Hyde. III. Derrick, W. JONES' F.
SCHNEIDER. P. McKenny. 7. Forbes. D.
lob
scaiine-H. Greenfield, W. Jones, T.
xulien, A. McCurdy. d. Chisolm, II
Derrick. A Carpenter.
Two officers of the Engineer Corps
stationed at the Washington barracks
are to 60 to the camp tomorrow to give
surveying and other subjects Of like
nature While there they will survey
the camp SITE
A base ball league was formed at tn.
camp during the past week. Team No
1 was composed Of scouts from tents Nos
2 and 9: team No. 2, from tents Nos.
4 and 5. Their captains were Howard
Derrick, Arnell Carpenter and Benjanll
Landy, respectively
One Of the features at camp dur
ing the past two weeks has been thu
building by ]. Noble Simpson. Norris
Oaddess and Robert Chisolm Of hu
with bows from pine and other trees
The hut was built an one Of the re
uuirements for the award Of the meri
badge on camping. Chester Guy, Ar
non Carpenter and Evan johnson hav'
built q siGnai tower. these scouts being
Candidates for the pioneering meri
aadge. Both pieces OF work have bee1
much admired and reflect great credi
on the boys who made them.
C.. NJ Fifkins OF Troop No. IS, &C
scornpanied by Assistant 6coutmaster II
NJ Il 0ff1rnan0. arrived ut camp MoQdas