Evening star., 1925-03-08

health; T., McConvi1le, textiles, dairy
ing. insect life; r. McMillen. automo-
billing; r. l. Mickey. textiles; L. Mil
Ter, firemanship; Trimble SawteHe,
first aid to animals; H.s Smell. path
finding: r. Steadman, foundry. hiking.
pathfinding; Edward Vanderlip, ma
chinery; H. Vanderlip. cooking; r.
wayland, pathhnding. Troop 11a-
Theodore Brown, hremanship; X.
La Quay, firemanship.
~. At the courts of review Saturday
night Scouts were advanced as foi-
lows: To first cIass-C. David. Troop
20; L. Mckinley, 90; T. Jones, ~: b.
Artell, 5: J. Ginberg, 73; W. kerham-
Is. To second class-T. Brown, 9; c.
Baker, Charles kocher. G. SIMS ana
w. Brannock, 20; F. White, c. Van
Horn, F. weaver, f. Murry and J.
Matthews, 20; A. Crane. S0s l. Cading-
ton, S. French and D. 9canter. IS: e.
Byrnes j. Dorsey, It. Dunn, j. Nc
Ouerney and l. Towles, 80: s. Lyons,
H. Wright and j. Pratt, i; c. Clash
and E. Cox, 2; II. Torbfn, 8: s. Kautz.
6 A. Coleman and ]. Lowell, 38; T.
Armat, A. Posmer, c. Morgan and l.
Wilby, 42; J. Slin, 43; A. Dodger, oil;
B. Waldman, 73; A. Goldurn, II; e.
GaIlager and c. Mullady, "a; c. Mar
tin, 81, and Alfred Coombs, 100.
Troops of Division III will conduct
a Scout swimming meet at the Rae
auet Club Saturday evening, March
2s Entries are now<being received.
There will be 10 events for each of
two classes, those under 10o pounds
and unlimited Events will be a 20
yard swim, 50-yard swim, plunge for
distance, egg-and-spoon race, fancy
diving, relay, candle race, distance
dive for non-swimmers. cross-chest
carry and tied-wrist handicap. Deputy
Commissioner Charles NJ. Marsh and
Assistant Executive H. B. Holbrook
will be in charge.
Division III round table for scout
masters and assistants will be held
tomorrow evening at o'clock at the
Church of the Covenant
"A hundred Scouts from Richmond,
va, used the inaugural ceremonies as
a fitting time to visit the Capital
City, and were entertained at Peck
Chapel, Georgetown, the meeting
place of Troop 4. They We're. in
charge of Scout Executive Charles
Weaver and several scoutrflasters.'
They brought their own commfssary
with them. and spent several days
seeing the points Of interest about
the city
Troop 17sof Western Presbyterian,
Church, under Seeutmaster- William L
Simpson, had. as guests at their spe-
'oiai, Scout service last Sunday The
members of Troop 81 of the Brook
land Methodist Episcopal Church. and
their scoutrnaster.. Harry w. Scott.
and Dr. j. II. Dunham, the pastor, adj
CROSSED the Scouts. Troop II is re-
ceiving "a course of special instruc-
tion in first aid, under Commodore
w. E. Longfellow of the American
Red Cross.
Lewis Atkins, a former Eagle Scout
of Troop 100, has been made assistant
scoutmaster of Troop "a, which meets
at the Chapel of the Epiphany,
Twelfth and streets southwest
Troop %, the newly organized troop
at the Church Of the Covenant, held
a Parents night last Friday, with
Scoutmaster A. S. Frink in charge.
Thirty members, with their parents
and friends, we're present to hear an
illustrated lecture by Lieut.. A. E.
matte Cruiser in the Mediterranean
E. H. Van Fossen. chairman of the
troop committee, presided.
Troop 70 will hold its monthly edu-
cational night at the Y. NJ H. A this
Tuesday evening. March II, Is Scouts
Scoutmaster Tarshes, will assist in
an entertainment to be given At the
City Club