Evening star., 1921-09-18
hoy SCOUT ACTIVITIES .
|SOON ON FULL SCHEDULE
Annual Election of Officers to Oc-
cur Tuesday Evening-1921
Awards Announced

With the opening OF the school sea-
son. Boy Scout activities will start on
full schedule again, commencing with
the annual election of officers at the
monthly meeting at Epiphany Parish
House, Tuesday evening. at o'clock.
The Merit Badge Court of Honor
resumes it's sessions with meeting
on Tuesday, September 27. and the
Court of Reviews for second and first
class tests will meet at the \. NJ. c. A..
Boys building. Saturday night. Sep
tember "a. at 7:30 o'clock. A special
court of reviews will also be held
in st. Peters School Hall, 306 E
street southeast. Saturday evening.
October Is.
Troop and Individual Awards.
The following troop and individual
Scout awards for the 1921 season at
Camp Roosevelt have just been an
nOunced:
Troop awards: Scoutcraft trophy
Camp shield to the troop. consisting
OF not less than eight scouts. making
the highest average in scoutcraft dur
ing the period of the camp: won by
Troop 80. DR.. Edwin Kirk scoutmaster.
inspection award-To the troop Of not
less than eight scouts making the high.
est average in inspection: won by Troop
scoutmaster.
Individual awards-Scoutcraft medal,
won by Jerome Staley. Troop so: nature
study medal. won by William Jack.
by Christian Adelman, Troop 81
Honor scouts-Gold medal to the scout
each week who rendered greatest service
to the spirit and morals of the camp
First week, Jack Poole, Troop 2: second
week. Homer Thomas, Troop 1O1, Balls
ton: third week. Jacquelin Marshall.
Troop 10l, Balls on; fourth week, Dana
Lee, Troop 40: fifth week, Gerald Nun
son: Troop "a: sixth week, Arthur
Kicker. Troop So.
Winners of Letters and Numerals.
Scouts winning camp letters and nu-
merals include: For third year work,
blue numerals-Jack Poole. Troop 2:
Robert Hartshorn. Troop 80. White
numerals-kenneth Carpenter, Troop 2.
For second year work. blue numerals
Troop 5. Butler Hunt and William Pye;
Troop 40. Dana Lee and James Mans
William Stephenson. White numerals-
Troop l. Jack Fair; Troop 81, Slater
Davidson. Red numerals-Troop 1, Jac-
quelin Marshall: Troop 40. Jack Lee:
Troop 81. Warner Frazer.
For hrst-year work-Blue letters,
Troop 1, William Jack; Troop 8. Gran
din Carmick: Troop 80, Walter Staley;
Troop 34. Gerald Munson: Troop 80,
Raymond Crist: Troop 40. James
Bowen; Troop 81. C. Adelman and
Slater Davidson; Troop 100. John
Wolf: Troop SO, Cleveland. Ohio. Ell
horn Drake. White letters. Troop 1,
Richard Hunt; Troop 2, E. F. Miller;
Troop S. Edward Carmisk; Troop Is,
Arthur Varela; Troop 40. George
Bluhm; Troop IS. Philip Turner;
Troop 81. Richard Goodhart Red let
ters. Troop 8. Robert Mapes and Rich
ard Hoffman: Troop Is. R. Reeves:
Troop II, Dwight Smiley; Troop %,
Henry Bluhm; Troop 80. Lloyd Apgar,
r. Norman. Jerome Staley and Charles
Gaylord: Troop 4s. Lewis Phillips:
Troop 40. Robert Rice, William Hut
ton and Burrus Williams: Troop 81,
A. Lutz; Troop ST. Slater Davidson,
William Tarver and Preston Brazer;
Troop 60. liberia Owens. Francis
Gaskell: Troop "a. Edward Parke:
Troop So. Harry Wonder; Troop 100,
Daniel Tyrrell and Robert Milans:
Troop 101, w. S. White, Russell King.
A Holmes, j. o. Frank and Horace
Fountain; Troop 102, George Griffin,
r. Clowser. j. Forrest and Nelson
Walton. and Topeka, Kan, Troop,
Whitman.
Will Help Make City Spotless.
Boy Scouts will join with other or
ganizations in seeking to make Wash
lngton spotless during the sessions of
the conference on limitation of arma-
ments. The Commissioners have re-
quested the scouts to help remove
weeds from vacant lots and clearing
untldy rubbish from all premises.