Evening star., 1926-04-11

All scoutmasters of the District OF
! Columbia Boy Scout Council have
i been invited by Mr.. Roland Robbins
manager of keith's Theater and also
a member OF the local council. to be
| his guests at theater party Tues
day evening, April 13, at Keith s.
Many of the older scoutmasters will
| remember a similar enjoyable evening
which Mr. Robbins gave three years
ago. The party will meet at 7:45
! Tuesday evening at the City Club,
third-tloor lounge, and will then go in
Il body to the theater
Final results of the advancement
contest, April /, 1926: First, Troop 100,
| 65.126 points; second, Troop 8, 45.34G
| points; third. Troop IA. 1850 points;
! fourth, Troop 35, 30.S09 points; fifth,
! Troop 20, 30.60l points; sixth, Troop
| So, 274O5 points: seventh, Troop ST,
| 25.734 points; eighth, Troop 33, 22.49G
points, ninth, Troop 10S, 21.157 points;
tenth, Troop 10, 1878 points; elev-
enth, Troop 104, 1857 points;
teenth, Troop "A, 1S.0S7 points: four
;eenth, Troop 1876, 1857 points; tif-
teenth, Troop 50, 14.740 points; six
teenth, Troop 42, 1875 points; seven
teenth, Troop %, 12.947 points; eight
eenth, Troop l. 1L021 points; nine
teenth. Troop 40. 1852 points. and
twentieth. Troop 21, 9.3l4 points.
Final divisional standing in advance
ment contest, April /. 1926: Division
First, Troop 20, 30.60l points; sec
ond. Troop 10S, 21.157 points; third,
Troop 50, 14.740 points: fourth. Troop
2l. 9314 points; fifth. Troop 10, 1891
points.
Division II-First. Troop 5S. 27.405
points; second. Troop 16, 4.999 points;
third, Troop SO, 3.S15 points; fourth
Troop 80. 1.612 points: fifth, Troop ..
l.250 points.
Division III - First, Troop 100
SO. 1876 points; second. Troop s, 1910
points: third, Troop Is, 1878 points
fourth. Troop 81. 9.2l6 points; fifth
Troop 81. S.744 points.
Division IV-tirst Troop a, 1850
points; second, Troop 50, 30.S09 points;
third. Troop 81, 25.734 points; fourth.
Troop 33, 22.496 points; fifth, Troop
A. lS.0S7 points.
Division V-First Troop l04. 19.157
points; second, Troop 12S, 1880
points; third. Troop 1876, 14.S67 points;
fourth, Troop 123, 1888 points; fifth,
Troop 14l, $500 points.
The big national meeting. which is
attended by representatives of scout
States, will be held this year in Wash
ington on April 80 and May /. In the
afteNnoon of May l all the scouts as
Sembled will meet the President of the
United States, and then be reviewed
by Sir Robert Baden Powell. the chief
scout of the world. The Washington
scouts will be hosts to the thousands
of visiting scouts. Teams from diff
terent councils are to put on scouting
stunts, and each division will be asked
to do the same. There will be a
pageant of scouts dressed to repre-
sent scouts of other nations, and adj
dresses by Sir Robert Chief Scout
Executive James +. West and Dan
Beard.
l.. A. Snead. president of the Dis
triCt of Columbia Council. has offered
a cup for the winning platoon in the
drill contest to be held next Saturday
on the Government athletic field near
the old Tidal Basin swimming beach.
While marching is d very small part
in scouting, neatness and orderliness
are big things. All friends and rel
atiVes of scouts are invited to wit
ness this contest, which will probably
be held about 10 o'clock Saturday
morning.
OF the Ga candidates who enrolled in
the firstaid class for the Red Cross
certificates, 40 successfully passed the
examination, and will be awarded GER
titicateS in the auditorium of the Will
son Normal School, Eleventh and Har-
ward streets, Monday evening. April