Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-04-13

/ carpentry. first aid to animals; VIII
| liam Wilson Taylor, carpentry, crafts
| manship, personal health.
Troop 10-Carl Alderman. life-sav-
ing. pathfinding; William Alderman,
poultry keeping; Franklin Barber,
| haRdcraft, life-saving, swimming
Earl Dawson. gardening. fe-saytng,
| awimming; Alton Denslow, civics,
gardening. surveying; Miller Dorsey.
Give foundry, surveying: Henry
! Hoffman. first aid, life-saving, sur
veyin2; Arthur q. Rollaman, first
a'd, personal health, physical devel-
| opment: Clarence Stauffer, garden
ing, life-saving, poultry Keeping;
working. survey 'ng: Elmer Whit
ney. gardening. pioneering. poultry
keopine; Frank Whitney, gardening,
pioneering. swimming.
Troop 1l-Bas'l Postlethwaite, car
rentry: Hugh Wertz, conservation,
ing. carpentry. craft smanship.
Troop 20-H. Phelps Clark, first aid
to animals. pathfinding; James Free
man. athletics, pioneering: Ferguson
Cemeny. mining, physical develop
ment, pioneering; Gilbert Hedges
craftsmanship: Charles LIE Mat,
craftsmanship, firemanship.
Troop 23-,harles Lanman. ath-
letics, civics. first aid. Troop 81
7. Bradford Swope, personal health,
uDIlC ne2ltn.
Troop 42-Beverly ID. Jones. first
aid; Troop 44-Thomas p. Baxter.
cooking. first aid to animals. handi-
, craft: Harold Caul, electricity. life
saving, handicraft; Mlnter Dial. cook
ing, electricity; John Fisher. electric
ity: Richard Schmidtman, electricity,
firemanship, first aid to animals;
Troop 45-Marlow Perry. firemanship,
first aid to animals; T.oop 10-Min-
ing. swimming; Troop 71-Frank
Brumby. carpe ntry: Willard G. Eide
len. cycling, electricity. handicraft;
Paul Lawson. cycling. painting; Ches-
ter Pyles. camping. cycling. pathfind-
ing; Thomas Wilson. cycling. hands,
craft public health; Troop 77-Royal
Steadman, athletics. camping; Troop
s2-Frank Neumdn, carpe ntrN, crafts
mans hip: Troop H3--Ralph Hnssey, first
aid to animals. handicraft; Troop So
CHARLES b. Murto, PERSONAL health, pub
tic health; NJ Pittman. firems nsii' >;
Robert Warren, public health
Troop loo-Donald Dow, cycling
p. McMillen. fremanship. public
health. safety first Carlos Marcum.
automobilins. bird study. painting;
Firth Marquis. agriculture. athletics.
photogra ply; Robert Mickey. first aid
70 animals. leather working. swim
ming; Eugene Roberts. handicraft,
safety first signaling; James Smith.
camping, first aid TO animals. safety
first; Alden Smell. bird study, garden
ing; Edward Vanderlip. camping,
cycling. textiles: Harmon Vanderlip.
cycling. textiles: John Wackerman.
horsemanShip. leather working, tex
tiles.
Troop 52-Lawrence Kolb. crafts
manship. electricity: Troop 63-Jame s
Mercer first aid, Interpreting
A new merit badge in textiles has
been announced by national head
quarters. Requirements for the badge
are given in the April number of
Boys Life. Prof. s. l. Lewton of
the textiles division of the National
Museum, is the examiner for Wash
tnSton, and several scouts have al
ready been granted the badge.
changes are also announced in re-
quirementS for the badges in archery,
athletics, handicraft and photography.
Chemistry requirements will be re-
vised in the near future.
At the meeting of the court of
reviews last Saturday evening the
following scouts were advanced in
To first class-Charles LIE Mat
Troop 20: William Augusterfer, Troop
80: Lawrence Denney, Troop 90: Ed
ward McNanus. Troop 80, and Edwin
Moves, Troop 90.
To second class-Marion Stanley,
Troop 3: John Evans, Troop S. Her
bert Sparrow, Troop a. - J. Burk-
hart and John Hood. Troop So; Rich
ard Duvall, Troop ~; Francis Bailey,
Troop 81; Vincent Berger. Joseph
Daley and Francis Plant, Troop 30
a new scout troop was officially
installed and presented with its
charter at Herndon, Va, last Thurs
day evening, Assistant Executive Hol-
brook representing scout headquar-
ters, and Field Executive George II
Parker the fifth division, in which
the new troop is located. w. F.
Humme will be scoutmaster. and the
troop committee is f. l. Robey, T.
Edgar Reed and II. A Sager. After
addresses by MessrS Parker and Hol-
brook and special music furnishe I'd
by the troop, public inveStitute
ceremony for the tenderfoot scouts
was conducted.
A delegation OF scouts from Troop
80 assisted at the charity ball of the
Council of Jewish Women at the
Washington Hotel last week, with
Scout Julius Morris in charge. Scout
master Paul c. Robin is at Casualty
Hospital suffering from a badly in
feet ed face.