The Washington herald., 1919-03-30
GIRL SCOUTS GIVEN BRONZE
MEDAL, LIBERTY LOAN AWARD
Treasury Remembers Winners in Two Cam
paigns-Badges and Stars for Extra Work
and Special War Services.

2. Morford, 0; A. spsiden. 0; @. speiden, o;
N. Tear. >; A. Phillips. .; Muir. is
Invalid Cooking.
NJ. Brsm. ,; c. Fosie IS; r. Kiilian, 8; l..
Le~ton. .; NJ Lewtou, o; A Mott to A.
speiden. .; A. Skees. ..
Interpreter.
II. CoamAn, 3; l. Bryn. co. Fuller. .: d.
Holt, 8; ]. yolct. 70; l. Lawrence, -
Lnundress.
Z: Amaud. o. NJ. Brew. ): A. Cush. 5; t
Fuller. .; H. Hiscox, .; r. Killisn, .; b. Krup
saw, Is; @ Linder. ): NJ McElruy. 81 A. Pan
sons. Is; N. Williams. 80.
Mnrkswoman.
I. Lawrence. 81
A. Diekey, IS. @. Fosle, %; R. Killian, .
NJ Lrrton. 8: l. Lewton. 3; N. Mackes, .,
NJ. Mckeever. Is; c. PsIsond. IS; c. Parsons
%; A. skeea .; Z. Michsel. Il; B. Staples. -
NeedIewoman.
4 Arnaud, .: b. Baker, 40; v. Brown, v
L; Bryn. 10; 7. Castle. Is; N. Crser. 5; b
Giendennin, 70: N. T. Collins. -; C. Fosei. Is
ID. Fuller. .; D. Holt 8; r. Kiihan. o; b.
krpsAs' Is; I. Lawrrnos, ~; NJ. Lswton, Q
Is; r. Pitt. IS; NJ Tear. 5; NJ Williams, %
j. ZIMMERMAN, s. d. CoIbun. l5
Personal Health.
M Barr. .; R, Kinisn. o. A. ske.is .; B
Public Health.
Emily Thour. 3; E Cooley 90; D. Russell
70; l. Lawrence. "a.
Naturalist.
NJ. Hin, .; L Lewton. .; NJ. Lewton. .; A
skees' .; L. Thour, 0; S. Kyner. 2s
Pathfinder.
NJ. Barr. D; ID. Co,bun. Is: N. Criser. 5;
NJ. Hill. .; N. Hiscor Q; ID. Holt, Q: NJ.
Johnson, 3; II. killisn, .; b. krupsaw, Is;
7. Lehnert, ); +. Morford, Q; J. Stewart, 81
h' Tear. ); A. Phillips. .; L Thour. o.
Pioneering.
+ Arnaud. 9; ~ Barr. .: NJ Brem. ,; d.
Colburn. Is; A. Cush, ); NJ. Criser, 5; n.
HisooH, 3: ID. Holt. g. NJ johnson, o; r.
kilian, 3; 3. KrupsaE, IS; r. Lehnert, 5;
Llnders, ); J. stewart. ,; N. Tear. 3
=. Thour. .; N. Hill. .; NJ. Lewtou, o; H.
Fuller. .; +, Morford. 3; A. Phillips, D.
Signalling.
Il 1hour .; NJ. johnson. .; A. Phillips, O.
B. krupsaw. IS.
The badges are presented after the
Candidate has successfully passed a
severe examination before experts
along the lines of examination.
First Rank scouts.
Announcement was made that the
following scouts have achieved first
rank:
D. Colburn, No. Is: |. Lawrence,
No. "a; A. Speiden, No. s: c. speiden,
No. s; B. Krupsaw No. Is; w. Barr.
No. 9.
Gold and silver stars were awarded
as follows for attendance:
Gold attendance star-B. Krupsaw,
F. Butler. II. Burch. E. Bailey, ].
Phillips, Z. Burch. A. Browning, l..
Barat, S. Bremen, n. McElroy. NJ.
Tear. NJ. Wells. Z. Everett. A. Cush,
n. Hiscox, Z. Thour and NJ Kerwin.
Silver attendance star-E. Talbert.
NJ. Platt, r. Michael. r. HANCOCK, D.
Cox NJ. Cott, G. QuistorfN. ST.
mons, Fl. Miller. J. Porter, NJ. New
some. NJ. Criser. H. Tew, c. Nichol-
son. NJ. rown. E. Coole. M. John
son, NJ. Hill, I. Lawrence.
Announcement was made that
Katherine Everett of Troop 80, had
been made a special award in rec
ognition of her excellent school rec
ord for the year. Scout Everett has
had but two marks on her entire
yearly report below. excellent.
Rumanian Girl Scout.
The Roumanian scene told the story
OF Lieut. Ecaterina Feodoroiu, the
first Girl Scout of the world. The
history Of the 1S-year-old Rou-manian
'~'rl was told by Major l.. D. Teiusanu,
'itary attache at the Rumanian
legation.
Princess Chika appeared in the Ru-
manian tableaux as "Rumania,'' and
the following women of Washington
as the six provinces OF the country:
Mrs. Fremont, Mrs. George Becker,
Mrs. George Julian Zolnsy, Mrs. Stur-
gill. Miss Margaret Zolnay and Miss
Agnes Ashford.