Evening Star Newspaper, April 15, 1923, Page 22

Boy Scout News The winning of merit badges in scholarship and angling at the court of honor last Tuesday elevates Thomas McConville of Boy Scout Troop 100, Y. M. C. A., fo the highest ranking scout in Washington, and one of the highest ranking in the United States. His two new honors give him a total of fifty-four, breaking the former record of Howard Joynt of Troop 10, which stood for nearly three vears. ‘A mere 1ist of the subjects in which McConville has shown profi- enough to win merit badge 600 WILL BE GUESTS | AT AUTHORS’ BREAKFAST, | Leagte of American Pen Women to Entertain Prominent Writers at Hotel Gathering. Six hundred guests are to attend the “authors’ breakfast” to Ve held at noon, April 21, at the New Willard | Hotel by the League of Americam| Pen Women. Many of the most prom- | inent woman authors in the country | are to be in attendance. i In the evening the national execu- tive board of the league will give a Teception in honor of Mrs. Louis N. Geldert, national president, at 1734 N THE SUNDAY "STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., APRIL 15, 1923—PART 1. COLDENBFRG'S FURNIT Seventh at k : “Across the Street” —— Divided Payments FURNITURE THAT MERITS CONFIDENC —A;[‘ LOWEST-IN-THE-CITY PRIC DIVIDED PAYM T TERMS — e [J street northwest, with the District branch of the League of American [l Pen Women In attendance. I Wrs. Geldert will hold a reception on : the night of April 22 at the clubhouse | of the American Association of Uni- versity Women. ards is a revelation of the versatility he attained. They cover the fol- Jowing subjects: Agriculture, angling, architecture, art, athletics, automobil- , aviation, blacksmithing, bugling, Lusiness, camping, carpentry, chemis- try, civics, conservation, 'cooKing, craftsmanship, cveling, electricity, firemanship, first® aid, first aid o animal, forestry, gardening, handi- craft, orsemanship, botany, hiking, foundry, leather working, iife s ing, machinery, marksmanship, ma- cy. ‘mining, music, ornithology, 2, pathfinding, personal health, hy, pioneering, plumbing, eeping, printing, public holarship, signaling, stalk- ying, swimming, taxidermy, saf and physical development. Scout McConville will be on the staff at Camp Roosevelt this coming sum- mer. Epringtzme Is Refurnishing Time—Here Are Furniture Values That’ Tgll Where to Buy cyeling, handicraft; Joseph § ‘Eaton, | . — horsemanship, pioneering, ‘Troop 35 Jesse L. Stimson, persorial health, cooking: Troop 40, Charles B. Bishop, first aid, carpentry; -James Bowen, marksmanships Troop . 52, William Brady, camping, carpentry, ploneer- ing; Alexander T. Britton, congerva- |i§i tion, forestry, pioneering; Paul Mc- Gee, forestry, mining, ' ploneering; Clyde S. Sargent, conservation, for- | estry, ploneerin; George Hebbard, bird 'study, personal health, public health; Troop 56, John Rewland Hill, pathfinding, safety first, clvics; Percy Russell, perso; ooking, pub- t in forest|jjc health: W Russell, -per- conservation and protection. Forestl gonal healt Steward, cook- Frotection week brings to every|ing bird study, electricity; Charles scout, troop and council an ob-| Waters, Troop 57, pioneering. public portunity for service of the NiER-|pealth: Troop 63, Samual Skolnik, and value to community and | phigiel) development, pioneering, sur- It doesn’t matter whe u | veying; Robert E. Copes, Troop 70. s the forest service, cl handicraft civics, handicraf " v scout to do. 1cQueen, cycling, civies: Don 1 the scouts can | 419 ubbs, cooking, ploneerin reach that fores e men cannot- | Troop §5. Harry Wender, carpentr Scout leaders need not wait for any | handicrafi Nelson Fortson, Troop 10 one to tell them. They can take the {cgrpontey, eraftsmanship, firemanships || President's p mation and facts | Jopn k. Marquis, conservation, for- out the forest of today and put on try kéeping: -Thomas. Me- mpaign that will arouse interest to save the forests, much to uting, as person in the land.”? cently award- d efficiency During small ed from s rapidly » edge of the town y & nearby. In Idaho | jamin Stone, Troop §: Thomas Neff, || tion man- | Tr Willlam Adams, Troop b sts In the heart of | Stirling Chambers, Troop 66; James the forest and signaled news of any | Cunningham, Troop Loufs Bos: conflagration which they detected to | Troup 58; Robert Gar: Troop 127; When it is realized | Marion Trice, Garnett Francls, Jam that two-thirds of the original for- | Russell Hitt, Burge Caton, Robert Ut- ests of the United States have already | terback, Elbert Fordham and Howell culled, cut or burned; that to- v we are cutting more of every kind of timber than we are growing |- and are using up three and one-half | times as fast as they are grown & - = == = —— B e $159 Living Room Suite Bacinos Siie Open a Divided . Payment Account _You can buy the necessary home needs without de- priving yourself of your surplus money by opening a Divided Payment Account with us. This convenient credit plan helps you to make your home more beautiful—more comfortable—taking ad- vantage of the best values offered—without draining yvour monthly allowance. Forest Protection Week. An appeal to Boy Scouts issued by the United States forest service calls upon the Scouts to ass Top icer, 30-Ib. ice capacity, made of hard- wood, heavy nickel trim- ming. : $Q.98 \partment style, 50-1b. ice ity $18.98 3-door front-icer, 3 ice capacity. $18.98 Arrange to pay for your purchase in convenient amounts—extending your account over any satisfac- tory period. No interest. $16.50 Cedar Chest 12 Mothprooi and Dustproof Cedar Chests, well made to last for years—and an artis- tic piece of furniture. ip, angling: Charles M. Merrill, cycling. personal health, public heaith; Alden Snell, conserva- tion. Scouts Advance in Rank. 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