Evening star., 1924-07-13
Boy Scouts.

Boy Scout camp at Calvert Cliffs on
Chesapeake Bay, is having its largest
and most successful camp. Scout Ex-
ecutive Edward ID. Shaw reports that
the Scouts are entering the program
with greater enthusiasm than ever
before, and that over 100 merit
badges were granted at the court
of honor at camp last week.
The following Scouts are register
ed to attend camp this week: Troop
I. G. Glassford,. K. Chadwick. r..
Chambers, l. Reeves and w. Phelan;
Troop 8. c. Elsner; Troop 6. E. Mar
shall, r. Ellsworth. G. Cook and B.
Smith; Troop Z, ]. Dismukes, A. Col
lins. E. Collins. j. T. Burch, H. Dor
sey. c. burroughs. F. Pyles, S. Belt,
F. Phillips and H. Smith; Troop g..
D. Harris; Troop 10. E. Hargett. H.
Smith and G. Whitney; Troop II. H.
Wertz and ]. Davis; Troop is. P.
P. Herrick. r. Moulden. Edwin Roth.
Reeves: Troop 20, James Freeman. D.
Ball. G. Thompson, j. Zelecka, j.
Bates and e. Shuffie: Troop 2S. r.
Everett; Troop 80. D. Warburton, f..
Steiner; Troop 32. NJ Salomon; Troop
33, +. Seidel. A: Hochbaum, X. Smith,
II. Smith. T. Jackson, r.. Lampson.
F. Grimes, F. Barrows. G.: Conner and
F: Barrows; Troop s5, J. Eaton, r.
ham; Troop 80, NJ. Colliere and M.
d'Espard; Troop 40, Racey. r. Blond
helm and G. Munson; Troop AZ, F.
EdIaa r. Black: J. Mccain. r. Hebbs' Hobbs .Ia b
B: Morgan; Troop -, P: Notes; Troop
Ruth: Troop As. Louis Phillips; Troop
So, w. Crenshaw and H. Booth: Troop
Troop 81, G. Strong. c. Cardwell and
William Blum; Troop 63, B. Aber-
Eathy. w. Everett, J. McGlathery, v.
Robbins and F.. Der Yuan; Troop 20,
Troop 81. Provost Shaw and S. Shaw:
Fa1Sops FaoGo H. fea5sss nsn's e. TKE9SR K2Sng ss
krumm, J. W; orme. J: T. Wilson. G,
Mickey, L Miller. J. Ward and r.
Sawtelle; Troop los, G. Hunter; Troop
104, B. Dawson, l. Morscher: Troop
116. S. Collins. J. Moulden and r.
cline. sfieel"a: H. T: DAVIES. cGe: l. Lsdman. D.
Waters. ]. J. Davies and J. Preston
Lyon; twenty-four from Troop 1876;
Troop 1913, r. Lines, r. Graves and
Scouts Robert Fulton and Louis
Paulin of Troop Ga took a large
wreath bearing the frst-class scout
badge in flowers to the White House
ON Wednesday, on behalf of the
6S5,ooo Boy Scouts and leaders of
the country. placing 1T at the bier of
Calvin Coolidge. jr.. who was former
ly Boy Scout in Northampton, Mass.
Troop Is, with thirty-two scouts of
Philadelphia, has been sightseei
in Washington. coming to the Capt.
tol City in motor trucks.
The Wilson Boy Scout Reservation
at Burnt Mills is being largely at
tended this summer by scouts. Alfred
De Groot is in charge of the camp:
The following scouts have been at
| Camp Wilson during the past three
| weeks: Troop 8, E. Gray. H. Gray, 3
Angel. M. Beckham. w. Lipscomb. T.
Kelliher, f. Harris. J. Withers. NJ.
Stanley; Troop s. ]. Evans; Troop I,
Maj; J. l. Frink; r F. Phil Philips. = SoIsey s; Belt'
A. Collins. E. Collins. r. Keeler. J.
Frink, w. Eiker: Troop s. D. Harris;
| Troop 10, F. Barber; Troop Is. r.
ouigiy, NJ. Quigly, D. Williamson, D.
Morris; Troop 22, nine scouts; nnon troop 9s y
+ GVsae1s; sargent, r.0Rp Rp a Sargent s Ii. Cali. NJ
Breithaupt f. Dewhirst., r: Dew
hirst., w. Pig. NJ. Van Kirk. V. Berg.
Chase. c. Timmons.. F. Rucker. R.
snider, D. Frame, H. Rickert; Troop
50. Mr. Marsh. W. Shipley; H. MearST,
r. Bailey. r. Horne. r. Haywood. j..
EaTSs + Ndr,hrop IT. neYfrf II looth 10 hos w. aoTne Il
McGee, w. Brady. B. Brown: Troop 80,
J. Brown. T. Healy; Troop lo3. B.
BROOKS, G. Cawthorne; y. wos,sr EroosS'
NJ Woods. w. Woods: B; oden. R.
Brennan. c. Brennan. D. Eddian. W.
Deeck. De M. Wooster. K. W: Gettings,
r. E. Pennybaker. w. A. Deeck. jr.:
W. A. Nation; Troop 1So. P CARRIER
Shinn. c. Roberts. c. Slough. E. Rob
Guam. tsi Z. Harlow. ]. Gilbert. D: Bit
finger, S. Mears. w. Storey. B. Lowe:
His royal highness, the Prince OF
will camp with his brother scouts at
the great British Empire exposition
at wembley. England, during the I'm ,
perial Boy Scout jamboree to be neio
in August on that site. Each day the
iamboree will open with a pageant
Of the youth of the empire. A hun
dred thousand members OF the or
ganization, it is expected, will throng
the stadium during the days OF the
canvas will be provided for $4,000.
His royal highness will sleep at the
big Scout encampment during MS
stay.
I The American delegates to the in
ternational Scout jamboree in Copen-
hagen August 10 to II. will visit the
imperial jamboree at Wembley and
will enjoy all the attractions through
the hospitality of their British COM
rades.
Three thousand baby trees in q
CANYON near North ogden, Utah, will
form the nucleus of a Boy Scout
grove" The canyon, formerly crowd
ed with heavy timber. is now only
tangle of oak brush and shrubs. The
bovs are endeavoring through their
planting to repair the ravages or
ruthless cutting and forest fres.