Bisbee daily review., 1922-07-30
Boy Scout News

1 Troop l. warren, Al hODey, SCOuJ-
 master, will meet at the Warren Swim ming Pool Tuesday evening, at six O. clock. Equipment: swimming suits.
 There are only two boys in the 1 troop who can not swim. Their mot ! to is, Everyone a swimmer and life
 saver by September" This Troop ex- poets to put on a life-saving demon stration some time in the fall.
 The boys of Lowell will meet We'd nesday evening at 7:30. Mead Powell and J. J. Dugal have promised to take Ovtr this troop, and they are going to make it the best on in Arizona. What Mr. Powell doesn't know about wire less and radio isn't wirth knowing, and the boys will have an opportunity of learning more than enough to get them a merit badge. In MT. Vests (James E. West, Chief Scout EXecu- tive, boy Scouts of America) Twelfth Annual report to the National Council it states that" A first-class Scout who holds a United States Government am aateur radio license will be considered qualified without further examination, for the wireless merit badge" Easy for Lowell boyst
 Troop l, Bisbee, Mir. H. McNeiss, scoutmaster, will hold it's meeting Monday night at 7:30. There is to be a feed in connection with their pro- gram. This troop is reorganizing, and only those who agree to do real Scout ing, and live up to the Scout oath and laws will be admitted into the Troop.
 This troop has greater possibilities than most of the others in the coun- try. It has been organized longer than any of the others, and has more
 of the older boys belonging to it Some of these boys have already
 passed their first class tests, and can start on earning merit badge. Many others have just step to go before they can get their first-class badge.
 Troop 2, 'Bisbee, MT. Henry Goldie, Scoutmaster, will meet at the little church opposite the Warren Laundry, Tuesday evening at seven o'clock. MT. Goldie is now on straight day-shift, thanks to MT. Notman, so that he will be able to meet with hi Stroop reg ularly. This troop should have a healthy, steady growth from now on, as they have a good start, and have all the cooperation they want. MT. E. H. Gaustad, the Scout Executive, will meet with them and it is urged that all Scouts be at the meeting.
 The exective board of the county will meet some time next week. At this meeting a Court of Honor is to
 be appointed. This group will hold regular meetings once a month at which it will pass approval Cor disap- provaD on Scouts who wish to attain to First class rank, or those who as pire to be merit-badge wearers. Scouts of Cochise County, who are now wear ing the First-class badge can consider themselves lucky, because they just passed their tests before the Sout- master, and the pin was their. Now the badge will mean more to them.
 One of the Warren Scouts claimed he was to be the First Eagle Scout in Cochise county. An Eagle Scout is
 First lass Scout who has earned twenty-one merit badges which must include, first aid, life saving, personal health, public health, cooking, camp ing, civis, bird study, pathfinding, pioneering, athletis, or physical de- velopment and ten others. Come on you Bisbee Scouts Douglas will beat you out if yo don't step lively
 During the past few weeks there has been some depredations going on, some of which are of a very serious nature. The Scouts are going on re- ord as absolutely condemning such conduct, and are going to do their share in protecting the property of the citizens, so as to make Bisbee a happier place to live in.