Evening star., 1922-12-17
Boy Scout Ne,cs

A call was sent out yesterday for
all scoutmasters of the District to
assemble in Epiphany Parish Hall
Tuesday night, when Maj. A. P. Clark
Of the Army War College, will lecture.
Mai. Clark has experimental for years
on the courses and prevention OF
"colds," and has arrived at some in
teresting conclusions.
Following the address there will be
a round table discussion on several
subjects pertinent to the welfare OF
all scouts.
Camp Roosevelt Tribe Banquet.
Members of the Camp Roosevelt
&c. MO" are making plans for their
annual banquet at the Chimney Cor
ner Inn, December 81. At recent
meeting the following chairmen OF
committees were appointed. Enter
tainment, L. r. Hutchinson; menu, J.
D. Hall; printing. r. NJ. Slime; deco
rations, Louis Atkins; tickets. Dan
]. Tyrrell.
AS guests of honor this year the
tribe has invited Scout Executive Ed
ward D Shaw, Capt. F. NJ. Van Natter
and Scoutmaster Charles NJ. Marsh.
who was in charge of the Order OF
the Wigwam" at the Wilson Scout
Sea scout Ship Recognizes.
The Washington sea scout ship met
for reorganization at the Thomson
School last Friday night. with Port
master Adrian Sizer in charge. After
ship visited Scout Troop No. z, in
charge Of Scoutmaster Archie Davis.
and gave a demonstration of sea
scout activities.
Honor Court Awards Badges.
Thirty-two merit badges were
awarded to seventeen scouts by the
court of honor last Tuesday night. as
follows: Harry Lamberton. Troop. l.
hiking. Troop Is. Benton Brooke,
first aid. handicraft: Bennett Durand,
interpreting; Walter McBroom. crafts
manship; Gordon Webner. cooking,
battichio, cooking. Troop Al. c. W.
Ricketts,. jr. craftsmanship. electric
ity. Troop So. Paul McGee, craftsman
ship: Clyde Sargent. first aid. Troop
20, Carl Tomlin, electricity. Troop =,
James Considine. athletics. Troop 100.
animals, personal health: John Mar
quis. cooking. firemanship. personal
health; E. Roberts. automobiling, car
pentry, cooking; Gordon Rule, cook
ing, first aid, safety first; Robert
bioneering; Carlos Marcum. crafts
manship, first aid to animals, personal
health.
Action Of Court Of Reviews.
The court of reviews Saturday night
advanced the following scouts from
second to first class: Bennett Durand,
Troop 1b: Homer Smith. Troop 80;
Heare, Troop 20; Joseph England,
The following tenderfoot scouts
have become second class by passing
the necessary tests: Troop 10, Ellis
Robey; Troop Is, Charles Gilbert, Jo-
seph Golderbe,ser Warren Wars KIN: =; Kim:
Swope, Harold Winterburn. Alex
Wolf: Troop 81. Bernard Arandes.
Abraham Bailey. Robert Havell.
Henry Nevis. Eugene Peake: Troop
70, William Poulton; Troop 73, Philip
Bleicher, Harry Davis. Irwin Feldman,
BENJAMIN Goodman, Herman Good
man; Troop 1O1. Edward Finneran,
John White.
New Troops Enrolled.
Troop IA was organized in George !
town last Friday night, holding its
initial meeting at the Georgetown
Presbyterian Church. This will be
community troop. Elmer Grey will
serve as scoutmaster and Edward
Ziegler as assistant. Mr. Grey was
formerly scoutmaster Of one Of the
Ziegler Is an eagle scout
Troop SO. at the Lutheran Church
of the Reformation, has just been or
ganized. with John w. Watts as
scoutmaster and c. j. Schuld as as
sistant.