Evening star., 1926-01-24

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rsfhe frs,-a1d class being conducted
; by the fourth division had 81 students
! at the first lesson. The next lesson
viii he at Wilson Normal School at
! S O'Clock tomorrow evening. Those
who attended this trst mefting were
: tSoi oIiahlv. plefsed 'with~tt he, 'lissstruf-
tt,n gfien land m9ry neWtantE e5fet-
,.afve, WAS of, usfn% TN atialazuldr
t+anda ac were 52Iep l-hed. L'Scobtmast sters:
| assistants. troop committeeman and
! advanced Scouts who have not al
| etdy signed up for this course are
urged to enlist at the next meeting.
Results of the first division swim
ming meet--One length of pool, class
:: FIRST 6. SeniH, Troop }; second.
I l.. Watkins, Troop 81: third: }. Dyer
! Troops .: fourth. +. Clark, Troop ~.
. Time, $ seconds One length "f pool
! class l.: First. g.. Van Horn. Troop
-: second. y. White. Troop >; third.
! !. "IIenSstler. Troop 9:-fourth. Y. Law
less. Troop 80. In 81 seconds. Three
! lenS tbs Ut pool, class A; tirai. y.
! Senifi. Troop .; SECOND, H. W atk'hS'
| Troop s.: third. j. Mcdaniel, Troop
! 20: fourth, 6. Thompson, Troop ~
81 seconds. Three lengths of pool
class Il: First. &. Van Horn. Troop
=
J.: Fl ecman. Troop 20 fourth 1.
| stewart, Troop 8; 26 SECONDS. t1Ne
| lengths of pool, class A.. First, i.
! Watkins. Troop 81: second. p. Clark
| TEoop %. third, Woods, Troop ~,
! fourth, Ocherhausen, Troop -; in !!
| minute l0.2 seconds. Seven lengths
of pool. class b: First. \. White.
| Troop, g; second, J. Bates, Troop %;
third. }. Freeman, Troop. 20: fourth,
h. Stewart, Troop .; in minute and
I 20 seconds. Back, class A. First
j. Matthews. Troop 20; second, L.
Woods, Troop 20; third, q. BoWles,
Troop 3; fourth William kettler
Troop 20; in 34.6 seconds. Back. class
! 4: First, j. Bates. Troop -; second
j., IIensstleF. Troop .; third, Tucker
Troop 20: fourth. l.. Schuft1e. Troop
i. Dyer. Troop .: second, X. Orcuti,
Troop 20: third, &. Bowles, Troop 3
fourth, stevens Troop l.: in 81 sec
onds. Breast class i: First. j. Bates.
Troop %; second. G.. Gilman, Troop
20: third. y. Hulse. Troop 10; fourth,
H.. Schuhie, Troop %. in 1e-t seconds.
Plunge forward, class A. First, 6,
Scniff. Troop .: second. X. Orcutt,
Troop -: third. J. Arnold. Troop 10:
fourth. ]. Mcdaniel Troop 20. Dis
tango, class L: First. &. VanI1orn.
third. Tucker. Troop 20; fourth. q.
Wild, Troop 2s. Dive for form, class
| a: First e. Woods, Troop 20: sec
ond. William keuler. Troop "a; third
r. Spire. Troop -: fourth. Thompson,
| Troop - Dive Tor form. class i:
! First. J. Hensstler. Troop .: second,
! William Tucker, Troop 20: third, G.,
Wild, Troop -: fourth, j. Briscoo,
. Troop -.
I;eay A-First. Clark. x. Orcutt.
{. Woods and J. Mcdaniel of Troop 20;
second, Matthews. Ocherhausen. X
Spirf and G. Thompson of Troop 20;
third. q. Bowles. l.. t'rischolz. C.
Senif and J. Dyer of Troop ..
Relay B-First, G.. Wild, d. craig.
j. freeman and William Tucker of
| Troop 20; second. {. Van Horn, +.
/ I.;lwless. T.. Schutfle and J. Bates of
Troop -; third. J. iIengstler, r.
! T,|xs's ,,s,,, y. N'h1's ana Drown; = 9
! Class ASrr'aop 20. 81 points: Troor.
.. 20 points: Troop -. II poin, :;
+ Troop s. II points: Troop = points:
! Troop 10. = points. Class E-Troop
-. 81 points: Troop -. ~ points:
/ Troop .. 23 points: Troop Il, ) points
! Troop 10. " points. Both classes
/ Troop 30. IS points: Troop 9. - points:
! Troop -. II points: Troop 81. II
= =
! points: Troop L.. : points. Troop
no. > points. Points: Winners-G.
Senif. Troop .. Is points, l.. Watkins,
Troop s., IL points: &. Wopds, Troop
20, 10 points: !. Dyer. Troops. : points:
Orcutt. Troop 2o..6 poim*: j. Mat
thews, Treup %. points. Class b
e. Van Horn, Troop -. Is points:
J. Bates. Troop -, i points: j.
IIenSstler. Troop .. 10 points: A.
White, Troop 2. points: William
Tucker Troop 20 points; y Gilman.
! Troop 20. points.
; Eagle Scout George Tolson OF Troop
80 in the Second Division has received
| the first appointment OF Junior assist
ant Scoutma ster issued by the District
of Columbia Council of the Boy Scouts
of America, the new rank authorized
by national headquarters January L.
to first class Scouts IL to Is wears of
! age that have performed distinctive
service to their troop. George became
! tenderfoot in Troop 50 in February.
1921. and has been active as "a leader
among the many Scouts who have
been associated with him. An incident
of note in Georges career in scouting.
and one brought about by the real
spirit of our commissioner. Barry
Mohun. is that of the presentation Of
. the Ea gle badge to George by Mir.
Mohun while George WAS recovering
, from an operation for appendicitis on
his bed al the. hospital.
Las, Sunday So New York. scouts
visited Washington for he day They
We're under the. leadership of T. "
! Pennell. scoutniaster IF Troop 81 :,
Brooklyn. this being the annual
pilgrimage Of = his troop tn Washing
ton and this time they invited the
Scouts Of Greater New York to ac,
company them. Eagle Scouts of Wash
itgton met the New Workers. and help
ed guide, them around the city, 50
, they could see as much as possible in
| the short time they had to stay. -.
H Phelps Clark. Donald Craig Jim
| freeman and Ferguson Gemeny of
| Troop 20: George Wales. Troop rs:
! Edward SeideH. Troop SO: Ben Morgan
and Elliott Murphy. Troop 40: John
Boyd Troop 43; J. Wilson Leverton,
| Troop 40; George Tolson, Troop 50,
| q nd Fred Marshall and Robert Mickey,
! Troop 100, were the members of the
reception committee, under the leader
| ship of Assistant Scout Executive
| II. 4. MatsinGer. benjamin Tarshes.
assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 70,
| welcomed the boys. a..,
Owing to an oversight the following
! names were omitted from the list of
examiners at the Epiphany Court of
| Honor Tuesday evening January l.:
! DR.. l.. II. Alnly. Dr. w. 6. Mansfield
and Maj -GlassfQrd.
At the merit badge court of honor
on January .16. at the Metropolitan
Baptist Church. Sixth and A streets
northe John Taylor. Troop 20, be
cto ~
badges were passed at the court: Wal
Lace Rrannock Troon % electricitN