Evening star., 1926-11-14

AnotHcF pilgrimage TO the tomb
OF Americas Unknown Soldier at
Arlington was made by the Boy
Scouts Of Washington and vicin-
tty. A wreath was also laid on the
grave of Edward Comegys, formerly
a member of Troop 80.
Another event in scouting is
scheduled for November 20 at Camp
Wilson, when the annual Fall rally
will be staged. With the exception
of the awarding Of camp medals, from
! to pm, time will be devoted to
games and fun. Apples will be dis
frtbuted and at pm, dinner will be
served to scoutmasters.
The final list of Scouts in the vari-
GUS schools was received at head
quarters and definite plans will
soon be completed for a more active
participation of Scouts in this i'm
portant work. Troop So reports seven
of it's Scouts appointed to patrols
About 20 boys attended the Sd Di.
vision overnight hike to Great Seneca
Greek last week end. Mr.. Barnes,
writer, story teller. Indian fighter and
Congressional Medal of Honor man,
was with them.
Parents, visitors, troop officials
and Scouts united last Friday night
in an annual booster meeting for
Troop 43 of the National Baptist
Memorial Church. Every member of
the troop was present. Last week
the troop took hike to the Saunders
farm on Conduit road. The Scouts
sound plenty of wild rugged country
and recommend the place for troop
hikes. The route to this place ia
marked on a map at Scout head
quarters.
Scribe Robert Mullican of Troop Ill
of Bethesda, Md, reports the troops
participation in an affair of the Par
ent-Teacher Association, at which base
balls autographed by Walter Johnson
were sold. The new Scouts were en-
listed in Troop Ill.
Troop 1926 of Alexandria, Va, held
is annual Parents night last Friday
evening at the Westminster Building.
First aid. signaling and knot-tying
demonstrations. games and refresh
>lents made up the program.
Troop l0S of Brentwood, Md, will
bold its annual banquet next Wednes
day evening.
The courts of honor and review for
November are as follows: November
%, at 7:30 o'clock, Metropolitan Bap-
list Church, Sixth and A streets Eorth-
east, court of honor and review; No
Nember 81. at 1880 o'clock, Wilson Nor
NAL School. Eleventh and Harvard
streets, court of honor and review.
At the first court of honor since the
contest started, held Tuesday evening
at the Thomson School, four Scouts
received merit badges for the first
time. The court was composed of DIR.
1'aul Bartsch, chairman; DIR. T. +.
Murphy, Adrian SiZer, Executive Linn
q. Drake and Assistant Executive j.
W. Talley. The following boys re.
ceived badges: Troop /, Hamilton
Wright, personal health, pioneering
and swimming. Troop 2, Enlow Car.
ter, personal health: Robert Vein
traub. craftsmanship, handicraft and
personal health. Troop 10, Herbert
JIulse, carpentry, firemanship and
first aid to animals. Troop II, Laurel
Mclaughlin, life-saving and swim
ming Troop 35. Bradford Lynch. pub
JIG health; Richard Thorn, firemanship,
personal health and swimming. Troop
80, Aaron Caplan, carpentry and
music. Troop 100, Arthur Conn,
plumbing.
At Camp Wilson. next Saturday
afternoon, awards will be made to
Scouts who won honors at the camps
The past season. Camp Roosevelt ad-
Vancement medals: Gold medal to
oscar Ce!bel, lTOOp ~ SllNSI iltodi
TO Robert Burke, Troop AZ: bronze
medal to David McDougal. Troo' 9,
and Robert Shostick, Troop 7S, tied.
Scoutcraft medals: Gold medal to
Loren Adams. Troop 100; silver medal
10 Wallace Bloyer, Troop s: bronze
medal to Robert Shostick, Troop 73.
Nature medals: Gold medal to Leroy
Miller, Troop 100; silver medal to
Robert Shostick, Troop 73; bronze
medal to Robert Burke, Troop AZ.
The honor Scouts are r. Chambers,
Troop i; F. Thuney, Troop 100; NJ.
Perry, Troop .: r. Kelly, Troop 81:
j.. Harris, Troop 8; w. Blum.
Troop 81.
a fourth year blue letter, the first
10 be awarded TO a Scout, will be
presented to John Randolph of Troop
e6 Other awards are as follows:
Third year blue letters--Marlow Perry.
Troop .; l.. Shuttle, Troop %: Trimble
Sawtelle, Troop 100; Loren Adams.
Troop 100: Donald Harris. Troop S;
Leroy Miller, Troop 100; Gordon Pot
ter, Troop 10; w. Blum, Troop 8; Il.
Shostick. Troop 73.
Third year white letters-Marlow
Perry, Troop .: l.. Shuttle, Troop 20:
#. Sawtelle. Troop 100: Loren Adams.
Troop 100 Burdge Cation, Troop 100;
Donald Narris. Troop s: Leroy Miller,
Troop lao. Gordon Potter, Troop 20;
w. Blum, Troop 8; Z. Shostick, Troop
IS.
Third year red letters-Marlow Per
ry, Troop ,; +. Shuttle. Troop %;
r. Sawtelle. Troop 100; Loren Adams,
Troop 100: Donald Harris. Troop s:
Leroy Miller, Troop 100: Gordon Pot
ter, Troop 20; w Blum. Troop s; r.
Shcstick, Troop 73.
Second year blue letters---W. Mem
ler, Troop S: K. Kelly, Troop 81;
y. Love. Troop S; Il. Bourke. Troop AZ
Second year white !etters-W
Memler. Troop s: Il. Kelly. Troop
81: b. Stone, Troop S, A Love, Troop
s, +. Bourke, Troop AZ; Oscar Seigel.
Troop A.
Second year red letters w.
Nemler. Troop S; r. Kelly, Troop
81: Albert Love. Troop S; S. College
man. Troop 30: b. Stone, Troop s: Q.
Sherman, Troop 73; 5. Dick. Troop 70;
j. II. Burke, Troop 1871; j. Galliger,
Troop 81: l.. Harrison, Troop 8: y.
Cohen. Troop 100 p. Pierce. Troop As.
First year blue letters-F Eidsness,
Troop "A: c. Ferry. Troop 40:, F.
Thuney, Troop 100; Il. Coffman. Troop