Evening star., 1926-03-14

Advancement contest Standlns,
March 1: I. 100. 46.126; 2, ., 3O.6ls.
=, 20. 24.oSo; 4. "a. 22 729; 8. So, 22.134;
e. rs, 1852, Z. 1o4. 1855; 5. Is,
IL. 400: .. "a. 15.479; 10. los, 16.2sS;
II, 1856, 1857; II. 81. 13,462; 13. 33.
12,1.6: IA. 81. 10.990; Is. AZ. 1O.503: 10,
9.355: II, 80. S.216; Is, 21, 7.439; 10,
~. 1890; 20. 12S, 6.6l7.
divisional standing: Division Il.
90, 24.030: .. 10s, 15.2SS; 3, 80, 10.990;
4. q, 7.l39 :, 10, 5.991. Division IL
/. 5s, @2.174; .. 63. 3.S15; 3. 16, 3.69o;
!. 100, 1926; 2. s, 30.61S; 3, Is,
l5.i39; !, s., S.216. 5, 81, 1890. Divi-
sion NJ, a. 22.7o9: ., 35. 1862; 8,
4k, 1879: 4. 81. 13.462: 5, 33. 12.l26.
division vi, 1o4, 1854; =. 1856, l4.59;
5. 1"S. 6.61: 4, l23, 3.93: ). 14l, $500.
kopert G. Weigel, Troop 33, attained
the rank of eagle at the court OF
honor held in the Epiphany Parish
House last Tuesday evening. AT this
elIne court Gilbert " lid of Troop 20
became life scout and Scouts Robert
Kelley. Troop 81; Arthur Cohen. Troop
700, and Jack Arnold. Troop 1lo, be
anne star scouts
The men who served on this court
were Dr. Paul BartSch. chairman;
Ad,ian Sizcr. Henry Enle, j. W. Tai
ley. l.. {. Drake. Crl f.. l.. Mattice
and Il. \. MatsingeI
The following badges were passed
at this court: TROOP /. Kelly Chad-
wick. camping; Rene i-utz, carpentry.
Interpreting and scholarship; Thomas
SnoWden. pioneering Troop :, W.
Yulc l'9her, electricity. Troop ~
t;ilIert Wild life saving. Troop %.
Kennedy helan. craftsmanship and
tiremanship: Jack Smith. craftsman
ship ana tiremanship. Troop 33. fire
lnauship FIRST aid to animals and hik'
ing: Wagner i-aWder. electricity; L.
G.. Shure, hiking and mining; Robert
G. Weigel hiking. mining and pioneer
jns. Troop b, Vernon Bateman,
safety first Daily Mulvey, safety first.
Troop A.. craftsmanship. handicraft
and painting: Charles Morgan. public
health. Troop a., craftsmanship:
Troop 81, Joseph Woodard, civics and
safety first. Troop ST. Philip Ferris,
personal health. public health and
swimming; Arthur Greeley. electricity;
John Hazard, carpentry; Robert
Kelley. electricity. Troop 6S. Edwin
cox. personal health. Troop 81. Davis
Caldwell. caIpentry. electricity ana
machinery; Robert Ellsworth. hiking,
Troop u. Donald G. Dow. basketry,
craft smanship, wood-carvlng cralts-
manshlp: charles B. Hillyard, cook
ing. +. &. Nanderlip, craftsmanship in
l,aSketry and craftsmanship IN wood
carving: Harmon Nanderlip, crafts
manship in baSketry, craftsmanship
in wood carving. Troop 100, Arthur
!. Cohen. cooking and first aid TO
animals: Kelsey Saint, handicraft ana
safety first. Troop l01, Willard fo'n-
cry. swimming. Troop Nv JAZZ an
Arnold. public health. Troop lso'
Donald Dudley. cycling.
of
BOYS Y. NJ. {. A. the following boys
nassad first class Troop s, Heacock,
and Troop "A, sol Moigar. Those who
passed second class are Troop j. r.
I.ucks: Troop 10. James Brown; Troop
63. Rybczynski; Troop "A. William Az,
olson. Raymond Fowler and RichaTu
Shepp.
Through the kindness of Col. Ham
ilton y, Hawkins, Sd Cavalry, IT,
:. A.. stationed at Fort Myer, Il spe-
cial exhibition drill will be given for
the Bow Scouts on Saturday AFTER
noon. March 27 This is a very IN
terestinc event and the Scouts are
being shown special courtesy by Col.
Hawkins in having the drill out OF
The regular time.
4 big event which is OF speclal IN
terest TO the Scouts OF the FIRST DiVL
sion is the First Division rally which
is 10 be held in the Sherwood Pres
hvterian Church gymnasium, Rhode
island avenue northeast. Saturday.
March 81. at 100 All Scouts duly
registered as active or associate IN
he division on March - are eligible
70 compete.
The events will include Morse and
semaphore signaling, first aid, hre py
how. drill and by flint and steel, Knot
wing, tower building, Scout yell or
song, inspection and pyramid build
ing. There will be two classes-class
\. under Is years. and class Is, 10 10
lS wears. The Schlaetli cup Will De
awarded to the troop winning tne
highest total points in both classes.
Prizes will also be awarded to WIN
ller and second place in each event:
As announced last week, the lhlro
Division is putting on rodeo OF
scoutinC exposition in the ring or the
Riding and Hunt club. Twenty-second
and p streets northwest, next Satur-
dav evening. March %. This is not
>. contest. but realistic demonstra-
lion of scouting activities in camp.
such as bridge building. tower bulld-
ing, setting np camp. etc.
It was decided at the meeting OF
The sachems last Wednesday evening
that the {. NJ. Q. would sponsor trip
10 Camp Roosevelt during the Easter
npunced in this weeks bulletin. the
plan SO far is to go by automobile
Thursday, April s, and return Sunday,
Anril t. There IS a. committee al
ranging an interesting program, and
il will try to keep the expense as low
as possible.
Dr. John T. Hay of Tech High
school has agreed to be the examiner
for tho reptile merit badge. Scouts
desiring to take this badge can do so
by making an appointment with Dr'
Hay.
Troor, 10 OF Hyattsville. Md. II. w.
Ia QUAY. scoutmaster. has become
very live and active troop. To S1Ve Il
diving start the second anniversary
was held at the American Legion lfali
in HyattSVile. Several of the parents
we're present and about 50 per cent
ar fhc Scouts registered in the troop
Notwithstanding the fact that the pest
night of the Swarthnore chautauqut
was on. Mr. Butler, the troop com
rtittee chairman: Mr.. Taylor. scout
master of Troop los: Leland Cha ndler.
assistant Ncoutmaster OF Troop l!'.
formerly with Troop 10. and *. L.
smith, better known to those in scout
ing aS Srhmitty with the smile, were
The scouting officials who were able 10
attend. The program was enjoyed y!
all. and the troop co1nnntteemslll' WI.
I,tler. was decorated with miniature
committeeman $ badge, having SerVeu
a wear with genuine interest, Tor very
few times was Mr.. Butler ever absent
from the troop meeting. Ten scouts
wore decorated with the one-year serV'
see stars, three OF them DelflS lhe sec'
and thew had received.
On Thursday evening, Narch 4, the
,,,.t.;, nf Columbia Council, Boy