Evening Star Newspaper, March 21, 1926, Page 43

BOY SCOUTS The Boy Scouts of America suffered ® very great loss last Saturday in the death of the president of the National Councll, James J. Storrow of Boston Mr. Storrow was elected president Jast May, when Colin 11 Livingstone retired, after 15 years of effective service as president. Although Mr. Storrow has served but nine months | @s the head of thix great organization of almost 800000 men and boys, he had gained, through his experience of several years as a member of the na- tional executive board, a thorough knowledge of the movement, and had tnangurated some new activities, which gave promise of greatly bene fiting the Boy Scout or, CMr. | Although it will not he conclusive Storrow was the type of nan whom | Proof, it will practically tell which | boys admire. having captained the | x_the paper most. The | Harvard crew in 1885, his senior ves s at the end of the | &nd had the satisfaction of winning race against Yale. All his life he devoted to outdoor activities, he. ing_especially fond of hunting. fishing and walking. Canoeing was a fave ite sport with him, too, and he pad Aled up and down most of the new | England rivers in the last 30 vears. Mr. Storrow never hesitated to spend his own money to help enter prises in which he was especially in terested. He established a boys' clun in the West Knd of Boston 20 year ago and maintained it up to the time of his death. as well A Summer camp in Maine, run in connection with the club, When immediate 1ot | NN neces sary to relieve the . coal short age in New b i the war stringen IS person ind su Storrow s passit U this thme severe blow 1o the Bov Scoud 1l his plee vl e most il Qifficult 1 Col. Hawkins H Cavalry, 8 A stationed Myer, has agreed ot on »xhibition Arill next Saturday mor March 27, at 1 1 the special benefit of the Roy « of the District of Co. Iumbia Couneil. This exhibition will nclude, hesides the regular drill, fancy and bareback riding. pvramid building on horseback. trick riding, etc. All Seouts of the first four divisions will mobilize by divisions under the direction of Capt. . aley on the v ¢ the Key Bridge (Gieorgetown) by $:30. and will then be marched across the bridge to| where special cars will take them to Fort Myer. Fifth Division Scouts will meet the others at the Fort Myer station by divisions and - armory make @ special o s this deill will Instructive « taining. the way to re Hawkins f hix Kindness is to have a large audience. exviting conducted by tion of America Cory all boys from 12 to I8 involves the writing of the title “Advan th nd sting 10 the Yo March 1 March y vou much time left Five thonsand del- Jars will ba given in cash prizes to the hest “6f essavs v ived. bhoy degiring to enter should any R. €. A, authorized dealer, reg ter ax a contestant hy fillir entry blank and obtaln a ! the contest rules. 1t ix not sary to own a ra enter and win a pr Next Saturday evening there will be a cou { review at the \ Eleventh and 1l west. The . M. O. Cump Rouvsevelt's honor soclety. will w trip over the Easter holidays to Camp Roosevelt. The trip will commence Thursday, April 8. and last until Sun April 11, Spectal ) am and are in the hands of the fvities committee. All C. M. O.'s should try to go on this trip to s the old camp site in her Winter & There is a charm about the entirely different from that of Summer. The 1st Divi Columbia Coune Normal School d streets north the of the Distriet of will hold the annual rally at the Sherwood Preshyvterian Church, In the symnasinm. Twenty second atreet and Rhode Island avenue northeast. Saturday March 27, at 7:30, There will he Morse and semaphore sign ald, tower huflding, ete. Competition 1= open only to r tered scouts of the 1st Division he troop winning the highest total points will he awar ed the Schiaefli cup and individual prizes will he given for first und sec- ond places in each event. Troop 36 was host at a delightful “pather and Son™ banquet at the Tu- koma Park Baptist Chure day evening, March 1 greeting, “Welcome, D nseribed on a blackboard, was pre pinently dis played at the entrance to the bunquet room. Place cards for the guests w ingeniously worked out in sealing in the form of the Scout tenderfoot Marshall hadge. Scoutmaster Henry was toastmaster and, after telling of the recent accomplishments of the troop, introduced the several speakers of the evening. These were K. L. Mattice, deputy commissioner of the 4th Division; Charles A. Bell, field executive, and Messrs. Fred W. Lewis A. Jones and John Walker, members of troop com- The tahles were loaded with dellefons foods prepared and served by the mothers and all present voted the occasion an entire success. Dur- Ing the evening four 100 per cent . mtreamers were presented to the tr hy the deputy commissigner in rec omnition of meritorious service, and the significance of the Scout badse was strikingly explained by Seout James Marshall, by means of a lurge {lluminated badge hung on the church wall. Altogether, it was a most en joyable affair. T.one Scouts report that the stand- fng in the national publicity at the end of 1925 very surpris- ing. The Black Hawks have come from behind and are now leading, with publicity, with the S| Calif,, tribe as second. 0 inches. The rest havi ; Tejas, Austin, . Chicago, 108 Pa., 103; other: inches of newspaper n won during the first t ublicity has ap of thix cont The Quill Fraternity, composed of | New York Old Timers has been or- ganized. It meets at the Pratt In atitnte once a month. Pauke (Paul Xell) Is president; Sol Huberman and ¥red Munich ave vic sidents; and Al Heitowly is the The Big Mink ribe of Windber, Pa. which was exceedingly active du ing 1925, has discussed Jooks to & more active Charles Arrvera has I chief. One of the new | the largest, will be the erection of a $300 clubhouse. Plans e already under way for the erection of this permanent home. nd 6. <, and A Milwaukee, Wis., b Jeague composed of Lone that elty, is now being organ Charles Rowan and John Zabel. more tribes, hitherto unheard heen unearthed, making four tribes In all. The former ix making plans for a Milwankee Legion, also. Two Council Four feels proud that the second place winner in the national boosting contest was its last year's chief, Frederiak R. Kruelle of Baltt haven't | ‘ BANQUET FOR PLAYERS. set in order to| i | minstrel show place | contest | f, have | The winners who have are as fol- linois, 98 more, Md. been announced recently low s Clarence Kennek point Frederick R. K land, 84 points; Frank Her; York, larcus Jantzen, ‘ML and John St. John, Illinois, 35, | Ihere were 43 other scouts who had ting points to their luded a bieyele, lipment, basis that the - Alsops has a scouting News s bext State. Working « State that veal claim to pep, | has started 1 contest to see, i in, which is the peppiest News contest with will have a_spe- pplement to iting News | dedicated to it, the size of which will | he determined by the number of | | readers in that Sz P Ivani is leadin, with N | Couneil rour, has District of Columbia ‘our. 16: and New Y . 14, Fred contest with aylor of Washington, second. suting News hax published 40 con utive issues on time, | Kruelle leads the “sub | Hugh Thirty-two timers including | . Paul Keil " (Chamber), | Charles Wright (Chalrit), Raymond . | Wood (Radawo), Al Heitowit, Art Le- | vine A, Badain, Sol Huberman. Sam < . 4 Munich, Fred R. lle, Kenneth Greer and many { others (the majority of these are quil lers and were famous around 1918 to timers' han Alice MecCollis. | | 1 1 1922). attended the old quet. February 21, at | ter's, 43 W, Eighth street, New York. | Frederick R. Kruelle reports a fine time. Visitors were also shown the Long House. Kruelle also met Joe Wise of the headquarters, an old time seout. 'he Latest National Scout has ap- peared, coincident with the announce- | ment that it has heen selected as the winner of the Salazar award, the lead- lerin1 Strenuous efforts are being made t ch up and appear en time again. Black Hawk News won sec- oifd place and therefore the Moody Wallils award, a silver medal, while Scouting News copped the bronze medal offered by Ammerman and | third place in the best Alsap contest. ur and xigned his Meter | wore time to | ket it hack on position Works, m order to give Nutional Scout and time &nd then e it. A pep klub called Jake's Clan is being organ- ed in Council Four. Membership | fee will be 10 cents. Badges will be furnishied by 1 cout Greer of Bal- stions from districts and | outside Washington, including Scouts, as to whether a Council Four rally in Washington this Sum mer will be advisahle, are welcome at 1408 Meridian place northwest. Fred- erick Kruelle says he will not sponser a rally in Raltimore this year. | cast of Y. M. H. A. Minstrel Show to Be Given Dinner. mark of appreci the cast of th will be quet, following the two performan the entertainment March 24 and 25, ut the Jewish Community Center Sixteenth und Q streeltx, David Wiener, president of the assoclation, announced vesterday. Al th nected with this Will be invited t A part of the proceeds of the min- | steel show will be used as pavment of | the pledge of the Y. M. H. A. and Y. W. Il A. toward the center building fund. Mr. Werner explained. Re. crved seats for both performances have been placed on sale at the cen- | ter. A final rehearsal before the “dress | | rehearsal” Monday night will be held ! this afternoon under the direction of | Adlai M. Mann. Signal Officer Ordered Here. Recond Lieut. Robhert W, Raynsford, | Signal Corps, has heen ordered to re- {port to the commanding general, Dis- trict of Columbia, for duty with the \llfih Signal Service Company, this city. 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