Evening Star Newspaper, April 5, 1925, Page 34

THE - SUNDAY' -STAR, - 'WASHINGTON, D. APRIL 5, 1925—PART T = oS pecong-clase & . fors, Joh b 52; | line- f any Scout t in his ex- » e ; $]u 5m IS GIV[N orith of Febranrs: aad 15 Hne clons | sentors Winiane Barer: SI00D il eenne.” Mo vraep. hey made ox.| BIDS FOR NOBEL PRIZE. | - OIL OPERATOR-GUILTY. X | BO Y SCOI I S and 27 second-class Scouts during the [ Plunge for distance, juniors, Robert|ceptional advance during the lust two i 5 W ! month of March Ridell, Troop s 57; seniors, Duke Me- | ; 't suli i victed at Texarkana of Using 296y Entoe, Tromp b2 ey diving | Golored Scouts of the city are fn- | DiscOverer of Insulin Competitor | Corivicted a = agle Scout Wheeler Braden of |juniors and seniors, Halleck Snell,|Vited to a special church service to Again This Year. Mails to Defraud. -I-U SBHU[]I- FUNI] Calendar of Seout events—April 11, ™ at was sent tumbling by the 218 [Troop 16 won the division swimming Troep 100. Junior relay, Troop 100:|be held this evening at the Florida ’ | | tourt of review, Ballston, Va.. Scout | scouts who successfully qualified be-|meet at the boys' “Y” on March 27,|senior relay, Troop 16. Speclal dive,| Avenue Baptist Church. The pastor,| TORONTO, Ont., April 4 —Because| TEXARKANA, Ark, April | Hall; April 11, court of review. Boy# | fore the examining courts—70 for first. | and received the award of one weck |juniors, Richard Willlams, Troop 15| Rev. W. A. Taylor, will preach @ spe- |0f Tecent research work in medicine | mopert David val “YUL April 11, court of review, Alex- |class standing and 148 for second- |at Camp Roosevelt this season. There|seniors, Duke McEnte, " Troop cfal sermon to the Scouts and As-|Dr. F. G. Banting, discoverer ¢ andria Young People’s Building; April | class. ing the same month Wwas some good swimming and good |Cross-chest carry, juniors, Halleck |slstant Executive Linn C. Drake will |insulin, will ax & competite T [ 13,34 Division round table, Chureh of merit budges were granted by ¢ urt | form shown at the meet, and a simi- |8nell, Troop 100; seniors, Philip Her- | also speak. Licut. C. G fox/ tha, cove N prize. The 2 e ovenant; Easter week. C. M. O. | of honor, which, while not a record, |lar event is belng planned for next|rick, Troop 15. Tied-wris cap, | ident of the Colored subjec ation will be Donations Come Unsolicited | iy ‘' Camp Roosevelt, date to be | hus bacn envmmis twice previous: | Year for the best awimming teams | juntors Tronp 3 sentine Dabcrcab:| Komnd ratre i eat the aninen: o }mn-vun g '\'l;'” 14, “;'-I‘N of E-m‘"'lz :;, and that wa the p nt [frera each troop. and Snell, Troop 100. Caadle race,|ihe oath and luws, and the whaole u‘-un... Dars T4 . 1 i ™ or merit badges, phany Parish | limit was in force that allows a Scout N uniors, Fra M vi 3 0op | servi will be an effort to promote |the demy of medicine here in Hampton-Tuskegee House; April 18, Seout fleld meets 2d fto qualify for not ,more than three| Mondays at 5:15 there is always a i somu:»:ugtou(",\i’xf{lon‘;cm'x"‘m;”w1‘. rest of Scouts and parents in | Dr. Banting, with of. J . and dth Divisions; April 18, court of | badges esch month while the schools |Punch from the division taking ad-| "8 keen was the intereyt manifest- | the Seout movement MacLeod of the University Campaign Here. | review, Eastern High School; April|are in session. vantage of the pool In the boys' “Y."|oq In this swimming meet that it will Toronto, & co-worker in the 18, court of review, Grace P. E. e following Scouts were granted | foaf AT0oP in the division is eliglble|pe made an annual aftalr in the ning a court of review for |of ‘m;\'nh‘w captured t one or more merit budges at the court ot r held at the Powell School last Saturday night and at the Epiph- any Parish House on Tuesday, March et o i “l“n‘\ Donald | The 2d Division field meet will be | that will be awarded at the divigional > : A. Bell serving on the D e xlans Ry t pugenblel's, at Mount Dome, | Scout meet to be held at the athletic | court the future a court of re- o rd Gl v West- | R ighlands, on Saturday, #pril|neid east of the Tidal Basty on Sat. : Howard on the 5 I . lake, Troop §: Ralph W. Watt, Troup £ W cam 9, of St. Martin's parish, now | 1y : : ™ : ; urday, April 18: Two silver loving E f each month 0,000 111 | 1eads. in annual Scout advance- | by Durand. Troop 15: John Kerk-| “The troop having the highest num- [ Ur0ay: April 18: Two silver loving Sy1v Sho i h ) DY oa i SERIOH [ it noed Tak = 2 oar | BT Of Doints in the maet wiil recéive | medals, two bronze medals, . minia- | made a member of the organization nen- | makes it practically certain of win- | ony, "y, s, Tr prosented by headquar-| eure streamers for each Scout of | committee for colored Scouts. hc or | ning the trophy cup this year. The : 5 izt e ¢ )7 Scouts declared winners | winning troop for his uniform, blue AEC, - | Churen, « vn: April 25, ut Divistons; April 21 court « honor and court of re- view, Powell School; April 28 of honor, rivhany Parish Hous May 2, final interdivisional Scout field [ meet for this period. This is an excellent|ihirg division, and probably lead to|colored Scouts was held at Howard opportunity to learn to swim and 2o [ 1hter tnteeaivioion i o) University, Dr. A. B. Jackson acting qualify for the first-cluss swimming |* @t Interdivisional competition. s ¢ n, with Profs. Watson and test The April bulletin of the 4th Di- chool of Physical Edu-| Czechoslovaklz plans inounces the following prizes ton of Howard and Field Execu- [ nitrogen industry 4 s e i Wild, | in the event will receive a free meal == S S contest closes on the 15th of this S 3 v i 3 o Troop 29; Ben | in (he evenin pennant with gold letters with a staff, "]fie’B a ‘g | month, and it is more than 25 points | Marian, Troop 42: Minter Dinl. 1'x‘m-1. i e et Which ts scheq. | DIue streamer, gold letteragfor troon | SCHOOL FIRE MYSTERY. IS‘HGM’WI'Q and‘Housefunushmg tore {ahead of the nearest rival, Troop 100, | ¢4; William Dukes, Troop 44: Harold [uled for 1 o'clock in the aftermmn flag: red streamer, gold lotters, for 11™ AND G STS. i the Boys' Department of the Cen- e A T there will be & treasure funt, om0l troop flag; gold streamer, green let- sic=) = . C. A S D 8 S {hate Will bs & tréasuce hunt, GRmIEH 1 sore o troop s Handsome Richmond Structure Is - 9, led by Scoutmaster George g ol pper, campiire and ghost” stor . o e Lowry, has kept in first place from e o iea with réal Kubste Buglers J. Wilson Leverton and Damaged §25,000. openiaE TheAREYOF G ELhthat. Eroon he: dO R, tiovack Dev-| At present there is not & single| Everctt Lank of Troop 49 accom- | specist Dispstch t5rhe Star Third Floor Specials frequently hard pressed, it op 55; S . Troop | all-tenderfoot troop in the division A Willia b, Troop Frank De E panied the American lon Drum| ~RICHMOND, Va., Ap: 4.—John down to the end of the contest pe- . . p R ‘j"“: iR T ugle lust week at the court of honor. | Henry Loveless to Walter Hos- | at @ ‘Gont ,,;-' $760,000, was damaged o od now with more points than have [ poicon. Tr Sy tien tts . 1 3 = i pital last week and had conspicuous|ayout $25,000 by fire of mysterious Combination Gas Range and Kitchen Cabinet ever been attained by any troop in Joe' Rosenthal, Ttoop rahanh faosn Chevy Chase, won the|part in the performance there, to the | oy gin tod 5 the six vears Scouts have been com- | o " Troop Vinna rd division swimming meet at the|delight of the Walter Reed boys—if We. Troof way discovered in. fianies g | o o Racquet Club last Saturday night e . e | pet for this coveted cup. Their | pesan it B e 4 I ay night, | enthusiasm is any indication. Both T A A Ee hole e gk bl Make St ] | advancement of 14 Scouts ‘to tirst | proth ' CUETOn Browm. Troan 99:|with 49 points against 44 points for | Scouts are expert buglers and wers |20 L ip S e b : I UL S| sy in a single month, made in AN Banle Troop 100, 3% points for Troup 15 and fiom 10 : s A sors, Troop 99; Gerald Cush, Troop 99 0 ol T tralned by Sergt. Loveless, who fn|ajree Of the city respond huth seXes 10| yjareh of this vear, is also & record | oo ol oo ; . Troop 16 points for Troop 57. The award|also assistant Scoutmaster of Troop students are | Joreh Of this Warren Finch, Troop $9; John Grazia-|way a trophy ~ plaque and e | oy P [ school, this being Saturdas 41" Troop 44, E. M. Perkins, scoutmas- streamers for the . troop flag. Red persons were in tie bulldig | ter, continues in third piace, with Jlaze was confined to the roo ‘ | Troop 20 close hehind, and both show- Jordon Schwarts, Troop ga; | oL Pldce, and whity to Troop 15 for | lecture (o be given for the benefit of 3 , Troop 9%; | third plac ing excellent form, aaird e 2 e the troop on April 17 at 8 o'clock in| Rumania has gun 4 . P r 2 4 ¥ i apacit 0 30 00 Standing of the leading troops § Dornard hy, Troop 99; Henry Von- | “Megals will be awarded go the fol- | the Eckington Presbyterian Church |roads ays Bessarat i 2 I k tdrehle, Troop 9% woren Adams, | . Jlon April T, by pofnts, was sk follows: | Lron 1005 J. L Adams, [1owing five Scouts who won highest|by Miss Grace Holder of Perth -1 1, Troop 99, 196.686: Trcop 100, Troop 100: Ellwood K 1-_“ m".’(‘.,x‘!‘r‘{ points in individual competition: Hal-| Australia. About 1006 slides will be Housshold Refrigerator, bl | D 44, 106.852; % Troop ; PeTL | leck Suell, Troop 100, with 26 points; : oo Siacs Tt |5t foreh : BumsteadsWormSyru " amel ' pop 42, 85,949 8, Troop e oD | Pat Mo . Troob 21 — | ; < TRGop b 1 Than £, ’\-l»“-‘*‘” rLroop 100; Alden Snell. |points: Philip’ Herrick, E « 3 rkins of Troop 2 I $ l 2 50 Troop 085 10, [ Joo ol il weancls Wagland, Troop|points: Rulph Burgess, T 3 pvering from a serious iliness : apacity. 30 1b . 2; 11, Troop 10, 56.481; e oans White Mountain Refrigerator 04; Edgar Iy, Troop t - ; Edward McMa 00p 99:: Wal- streamers went to Troop 100 for sec- roop 29 announces an illustrate Troop : Thomas Ricker . b P A dmons 3 e i ied heir sints, and Alfred Toombs, Tro that confined him to his home | To children an angel of mercy.So When di Traoh 110, 52,5045 13, Troop 6a, | A% Troop 10 ¥, Troob |12 points. Ribbons will be for 86 Praop ik, NuBeT | Deses et o ooy tott ub Ak Seeger Original Siphon Re- 14, Troop 30, 44.478; 15, Troop | winners of first cond and third | his as reached a com- | TONIN, it contains full dose. Stood sixly f frigerator, solid ¢ ¢ c T4; 16, Troop 15, 41.887; 17, | Murch Sirer ces in cach event | mendable position, both in the ad-[JeArs fest. Sold everywhere, or by wall, o0 . op £7, 40.139; 18, Troop 128, 38.586; | Donald Harris i 3 Pat M e, Troop won the 20- | vancement and standard troop con- (& JNUE o Ly L toh b bv Troop 40, 3£.116; 20, Troop 92, |Troop er Bean, T ard swim for juniors, and Philip|tests and In general eficiency. At a 2 - it - Y Charles 20, rick, Troop 15, for seniors. Wal- [ recent inspection of this troop Ma iy y Bcouts have' 95 points|8ld Crais, T : ard 1 © Lipscomb, Troop 3. won the 40- | Hester, one of the inspecting. team, ° = ¢ ¢ $65.00 The | or more to their credit, Loren Adams |20: Greer Ellis, 2 d Fa ard swim for juniors, and Ralph|complimented the troop as having . Taniil * :ro | of Troop 100, leading all others with zu.h« harles Le .\nnI ; William R urgess for senfors. Egg and spoon | the b ppearance and snappiest Spec]als on an Floor s corde | tenhouse Charle varr = v o i points. Ben Morgan of Troop 42 i i ! “Lu ommunitic lis ond with 210 points, and the | Marvin Solomon, 32; Ray e . . == g Cuts Mob Viole cthers follow in the order Indicated Albert Harned i Alb G ! Nursery Ilrlrlluvrlnr and roop 44, 155 points; R. Schmidtman, | R. miner e 4 2 Ben Morgan, 4 2 ‘\.z\ in white roon 44 points; F. Wayland, | . | o i \& Troop 100, 135 points; D. Pitts, T 44: Sam Nordlinger, 44; e Rob- | See Sl an | - KAVl . 100 R. Lincoln, Troop 42, |ertson, 44; R. Sargent, 41; H Higb-speed and The axter, Troop 44, 115 |44 O. Wingo, 44; Walter points; dero, E. King, N. Dun- [ Allen Ergood, %3; Paul ¥3: S nington, Troop 9, and F. Marshall, E. | K : Leo McGinley nee Weedon, Troop 100, 105 points; R. 99; H. Dunningtor e Huguely, M. Jarvis, Sargent, O. Wingo, Troop 44, and 4, | Kar OF CTOPS | (ygh, Troon 90, 95 points. Francis McGivern, 99; Berniard She onomic : 99; John Ballard, 100; J. Becrbower, g SHe ] ey in Washington are showing[100i James Jones 100: Roger Mur- Action—all vacation long! See- the most phenomenal interest in ad-|Quix, 100: Allen Me e 100; R. L. ing—exploring—marveling. A = van nt this year the movement ?‘,u-km ly.m_ x-\..-;»-] m\;l 5 |(m:i 1-4..;.xm visit in gay-peopled Havana— Wizard Pollsk Mop, So - here has ever witnessed. During Feb- | FVitts. 100; Trimble Sawtelle, 100 b > g W hanafe sl S e e Steadman, 100; F. Thuney =d=?"m=“l‘h“°“l‘.“hd’£ Use Cuticura Soap. ber of Scouts advanced to second and Harmond Vanderlip, 100; Francis ama Canal—San Diego—Los daily to keep your 4 - o d Ne cedon, 100, — Francisco—and ; P ¥ first class were broken, when 153 were land, 100, and Ned Weedon, 100 lt}nlelfl Sil:h et skin clear,Cuticura Monning & = fom Ol Cook o €0 s ¥ Seventeen troops In the klon ad- lome across the " . e Irom; ©-] « - r r P promoted by the different courts of re-| Seventeen troops In the division ad Olitmertt tocelizve trie Iron view During March that accomplish- vanced a total 7 first class and ;TS plated; with ¢ . Keep the scalp y ( line < s Azt crone| Fymase hope seun om ot | vou cnoice ot || by Shampoos with Caticura through twooceans home crop of oh 3 5 the centinent from Soap, assisted by touches of Cu- L v 2 e snsmesmitcent | Ramm includes fist cluss cickat, | g cemsingos e Qintoent e s aran- . $ Ros Beautify it with i PanamaCanal Sunbiers; | ONE g 4 0t o e S e o $.7 . ; Sopise. 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