Evening star., 1922-07-02
BOY SCOUT NEWS

With a party of officials in at.
tendance, the summer camp of the
Washington Boy Scouts at Chesa-
Monday with the largest enrolment
in its history. Huston Thompson,
president of the District of Columbia
Council of Boy Scouts. and Edward
D. Shaw, scout executive. headed the
party, and expressed themselves as
| much pleased with the prospects for
the season.
The camp is conducted under the
personal direction of Linn c. Drake
who has been its director for the past
four seasons. Mr.. Drake is assisted
by H. A. Matsinger, who is in charge
of activities: James D. Hall, who is
the quartermasters sand in charge OF
the commisSary: Capt. Warren HaZ,
zard. who has spent his life on Chesa-
peake bay, is again handling thu
boat: r. X. Hall is director of swim
ming and water sports: George r.
Anderson is chief carpenter and Fred
Stuart is assistant to the director of
activities. physician is in attend
ance at all times to look out for the
health of the scouts and oversee thu
sanitary conditions. Two army cooks
provide fine, wholesome food.
The camp, as the result of the base
ball benefit game given last week al
American League Park. has been sup
| piled with the following much-needei
equipment: Eleven large new tents,
sixty new wire spring cots with mat
tresses. a new kitchen range. a hy-
draulic ram to force water from the
artesian we'll to the reservoir and
some new rowboats.
Boys to BE at Camp.
l. The following scouts Will be at the
camp this week:
Stribbling Marshall, R. c. n Hunt,
John Berry, Robert Burton, Raymond
Kelley Richard Thorne. Odell Senart
Frank Kelly, Sam Reichman, Albert
Hall, Irving Gray, Ivan krauth, Will
W. D. Sterrett. Arthur Varela. Tom
H. Roth. Edward j. Roth. Arthur
Kimball, Wheeler Braden. George
Harrell. Alfred Small. Julian Stearm.
Ralph Van Allen. DR.. Walter H. Mer-
rill, Robert Yeabower. Frank Free
c. Franzoni, Donald Plant. Charles
Lanman. Harry Mullen. Gordon
Parker, Jack Mason, Francis White.
Walter Staley, Nathan Hughes. Mil
ton Rice, Albert B. Willis, Robert
Norman, Warren Nigh, Francis Nigh.
kins, Charles B. Mar,ell. Wayne Van
Leer. Warren c. Mitchell. l.. D. Scisco-
James G. Bowen. Gerald Munson.
John Boyd, Calvert Hines. Jack Sar-
gent. William Hutton, Arthur Cole.
| Wilbur S. Myers, Raymond Miller.
| Robert Rice. G., w. Buchholz, {.
Adelman, Louis Solomon, Philip Tur-
| ner, Thomas Shull. William Burton.
| F. T. Shull, James Forbes, J. Vim
terbo,tom, Henry Floor. J. Fox. j.
Passcno, Howard Peterson, Andrew
| Randol, E. Rodman. j. D: Wackerman.
Jack Murphy, Shiro. Elvin Walters.
Robert Micky, John Salter. James
Mercer, Clarence Scott James Frazier.
I Russell Rodman. James p. Sweet.
| Albert Mcpherson, Paul Hodapp, Ed
| ward l. Park. John Keister, r. Nc
Pherson, James Considine. w. Francis
Russ. Richard Johnson: Donald A.
Munroe. Thomas Bacon, Daniel ].
/ Tyrrell. Robert Smith, Jesse Ward.
Frank Sherwood. Homer Thomas.
Marvin Bray, Ernest Brust, Irving
Ellis, Edward Finneran. Graham
Fountain, Holmes Fountain, Horace
Fountain, Bruce Fowler. Douglas Gill
bert. John Hillyer. Caldwell kendrick,
Leon Smith, Elvin Meyer, Henry
! Burner. Walter Sealock, Edwin Sher-
wood, william Tillson, John West,
John White and Adrian Gilbert