Evening star., 1923-07-29
BOY SCOUTS

ing on Thursday evening in the nan
Of ST. Augustine's Church was pre-
sented; with a. cash donation WIN
which to purchase tent ana its
equipment for ten boys. ST. Josephs
Commandery, No. 2S5, knights OF ST.
John. the donor, was represented py
its president. James T. HOOD, ana
Joaeph A. Wade, chairman of the spe-
cial committee on Boy Scout DONATION.
MT, Hood in his address spoke OF the
good that was being done ny IrooP
No. sos William A. Tancii. chair-
man of the boys activities commit.
tee," received the donation IN pehaH
The troop was also presented with
a beautiful sectional flag pole with a
solid brass eagle by Leonard r. COZ
bert. secretary of the boys activities
much plea sed with their gifts ana
stood while Troop Scribe fulus
Turner thanked the donors In their
behalf ,ts
The tent will be christened after its
donor. winch probably will be deterreu
rT'tti tho troop goes in camp about
the latter part of August. ,>ut,
AR Alexander Mitchell. deputy
regional executive. and W. =. nf
assistant national camp director; vi
he national headquarters Of the Boy
scouts of America inspected lamp
Roosevelt the Washington boy Seou.
camp at Calvert Cliffs on Cnesapeahe
hay this week and pronounced II one
of, the largest and pest boS "'ou'
camps in the country; 80 .h.
The sixth and final week OF tne e
camp opens tomorrow with ABOUT loo
scouts in attendanee, arioHe NcDan-
iel: Troop Is, William Moulden; Troop
Ga. X, Mickey; Troop 10, p Black
huru: Troop 1O4, Leland Chandiet'
Troop 63. j. Wackerman; IrooP tn ,i'
BAH: Troop 40. Robert Biondhe i'm !;
Leonard Miller; Troop 5, John berry
Troop l04, wallace l.infoot; 1roop
20. Calvert Hines; Troop 3S' ,f na
20. Fulton Racey. Robert Tedrow
Troop 80. Kerfoot Smith; h9%; rhomas: naa
Jobn Keister: Troop a.. Ralph keis-
ter: Troop 104, ]. w. Dawson; Troop
i2s. thurman Marrice; Troop 90, q.
Ferdinand Waller; Troop 80; Cnar,es nS
Wood, Wallace e - BrpaTT: rharIes Warfield Way
Troop SO, Carroll Martin; Troop 3
Rudolph Kueffner: Troop IVA Spem- ns
Ger Sauls. William Dawson 1@aH.es @
Tingstrum. William kilgore; Troop
80, Albert Hepgum; Troop "a: Edward r.
L, Parks; Troop 81. ]. Bruff: Troop %.
= x Odekoven; Troop IS, Harry
Wender; Troop IA. Harod Sheerer
Troop So, Vernon ROBBINS iroop Hox ~
e Marshall; Troop 81, Z; Marin
Donald McIlroy: Troop 10, c. HaTtig.
T, Hartig; Troop ~. j. Davis William
Mcdowell. NJ. Fall, A. Stanton; r.
HoweiI. w. Crenshaw: Troop ~, D..
Gibbs. o. Whipple: Troop 6S, sam NC. c,
Glathery. j. McGlathery; Troop 50, r.
H Grimes; Troop 40, II. Palmer, iroop
4s, 4. Handy; Troop 80 U: eusn' .:
seayy, b. Sheehy; Troop II. X. Chaney'
PM. q. Lindley.
Jame. Douglas of Troop 81 of the
Mount Pleasant Congre gationai at
lined the highest honor that scout
rtln receive at Camp Roosevelt last
week when he was awarded by Df
Paul Bartsch, chairman OF the camp
committee. the life, Star and eagle
s,out badges. Scout Douglas IS the
fourth scout to be SO honored at camp
Roosevelt this season out or totai
attendance of over 500 scouts
The following scouts were granted
merit badges at camp: william fhelah,
forestry; Troop 10, Paul biacSpurh ck'
snip. Warren kimball tiremanshtp,
mrs, aid to animals personal heath),
Walter McBroom Cooking, scholaf-
sn.p). William Moulden (hrst aid,, Ed
ward Roth Oiremanship). George
Wales thfe-saving. physical develop
nient, swimming); Troop 80, Whit
fleid Marshall (personal health), HON
u Smith first aid. personal healtho ;
Troop 80, Raymond Abbaticchio
tcAmping, swimming, Jack Crosby
camping, firemanshipD, Girard Lee
,ath,etics. machinery, A. w. Van
Lcer ttiremanship, first aid TO animals,
.ersonal health); Troop 40, John Boyd
t,amping); Troop 81, James K. Doug
las tpird study. camping, handicratt,
paysical development); Troop 81, Will
liam Brady first add, Robert Hay
wood Cooking, cycling. swimming)
a.rf atI. h.,
I.vgers Camping, forestry; Troop 63.
h. Abernethy tpersonal health). +.
Er!ghtenburg Cooking, bird study.
hremanship. first aid, first aid to ami
John Wackerman third study; Troop
a, c. ). Miner Cfiremanship. first aid,
hIndicrafD; Troop 81, James Mitchell
ttiremanship., first aid to animals)
Troop 81, John MackaNanaush (hre-
nlanship, scholarship, swimming) ;
Ttoop 100, Thomas McConville tbee-
keeping, seamanship); Troop 104, Le-
Is,nd Chandler (astronomy, bird study,
Dugling. first aid to animals); Wallace
L.nfuot camping, carpentry. crafts
sonal health); Troop ia, Carl Hoff-
mann carpentry, pioneering); Troop
IA. Donald Scott Camping, pioneer
ins); Henry Weiges camping, fire.
manship, handicraft, pioneering).
The following boys passed their first
and second class tests at camp: First
class-Troop 10, II. Sehorn, NJ. Silver
man; Troop 101, Il. Meyer; Troop 104,
w. Linfoot; Troop Is. w. kimball.
Edward Roth: Troop 33, r. Matson;
Troop 80, j. Crosby; Troop 20. j. Free :
man, E. Murphy. Second class-Troop
Hs, HI. Davis, NJ. Browning, j. Car
penter. G. Cole, r. Fairbanks. E. Lank,
J. Miohaelis; Troop %. H Hally;
Troop 20. E. Kakes; Troop SO, F..
Goodwin, D. Kelley; Troop 3, Warning
Barnes: Troop 33. f. Grimes; Troop
~, r. Hamilton; Troop 50. Z. Car
penter. C. Finn; Troop 96. r. Hunter,
j. Popham, w. Sprinkel