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Sattrday morning, juIy 20. Tbirty- seven of the second-period campers remained for the third term, for .which j, approximately 140 person.s were ex- pected to be enrolled*. The second period, with the. largest liumber'of campers 'in'.the history of Ma-Ka-Ja-Wan, was featured by not- able advancement. The more than twenty boyswo did flot know how. to swim progressed, to the beginners' class. At the court of honor whiîch céon- cluded the second period ýforty scouts received 'their second class- awards, ande thirty their , irest class awards. Seventeen boys were awarded the Star Scout rating,' and .12 the Life Scout. A ýtotal of 266 merit badges went to second-period campers. The following five boys were; pre- sented with the- Eagle Scout rank, the highest in scouting: Mark Fol- lansbee, Kimbal1 Urion and John Hale, members of Troop 1, Wilmette; George Simon, Troop 13, Kenilworth, and Stanley Rich, Troop 15, Win- neteka. Camp Proud of Boys' ThecordKaaWa terf ront. Ter eor t waterfront udrthe direction of Dick Wichman,I and Roy Fidder receivi-d the brother- bood honor, and M. Radloff, J. B. Jackson and F. S. Wichman, Jr., 'were awarded the* vigil. honoir. In addition to the refreshmiets, the Arrow mem- bers eioyed Chuck Clark's "Little Neli". recitation, Pat Cody's South Halsted Street monolog and the ing- ing led by George Bersch, camp di- rector. (fn Which ScaI>ers Get, Scal>ped-in Two .Parts1 The' Ma-Ka-Ja-Wan. Terribles, two camp champipnship 'teams, "scalped," two« out fits of Moe Lake Lost Tribe Indianls in bal games recently. The Terribles beat the Moe Lake Tribe juniors 12 to Ilanid> "massacred" the Vareslty 'Moe Lakers, 25 to 3. Ritter and Bob Skidmore .were the Ma-Ka- Ja-Wan battery, and -Wisre, Monney and botb Skidmores supplied the slug- ging. Merner and Lytie threw the bail around as though they were nephews of Ty Cobb, while Clint Ritter kept up the oI'd pepper for the boys. Advancement Evidences Interest in Nature Lore A new height in interest was aqan OWCOST AU. EXPNSE*TOURS r[NHS yar ec he three world-famouis, I relsorts i te Canadian Rockies. AmeriWsa's Pifty Switzerlandiim One. Revel1 at baronial Banf Springs'Hotel, lovely Chateau Lake Louie, Eerald LakeChalet. So m uéh to do-Swim HI.RIDE.. GOLF... TENNIS.... MoTOR... ANCE. iYou can Jive glori- ously if you just loaf and ret-soac in ozone-filled Alpine sunahie, breathe spruwe-sene-afr. Bftatf-taldtng ioénèé of majestic beauty. Let us help you plan uow. Full details gladly given. Le., Routid Trip Samssur Rail Fares te Ban# ior Fild in lu fiect Rvery Day *., , eCanadian patific. APPIY !'ravei Agens-or THOS. j. WALL, Gen. Agent 71 Fast Jackson alvd., Chicago, Ill., Tel. Wabash 1904 AIExeuetous 126 Miles of -Spectacular Mu tain a terig a dmat i am. 2 d"sAtu a Ia I.oMs 2~~~~ da1 i arE.2 ayMi to th la t t Tour i eBsf&0Mtv.RMPtaakuig Wluahusnd ad at Field uhm, travolig Kmbmn»d. Ail are tirst clans. All incluIs transpotu- tdon front Usai to Fie1d (or 7ie1d t. Boani), m~odern itotel roua, meais, :ad mils of fotoring. Add rail lare to Basif, (or Field). Stop-Overs nt rgular rates. Extra reductions for stays of ons wcsk or more. Basf Springs Rotoi, Chatean Igak Louise and Knrald LkeChdag open uni i Spienth" z.. able to conquer lite . sa'ving, six ad- vanced to scout, life guard, aind two passed the senior life saving tests.. SPEER LAUDS STAFF Clifton G. Speer, the scout execui- tive of the North Shore Area- council, said. recently of the staff at Camp Ma-Ka-Ja-Waii, "Very sincerely 1 want to staté that this is the finest camp staff that, I have ever seen in anv scoutcam suljects Were 'passed alonig with 50 first and secoônd' class tests. Much work was donc on the museum and a geology collection bas been started. AT CAMP WEE-LAW-KEE, Virginia Breit, dauighter of the Frd Breits, 422 Essex road, Kenilworth, is at Camp Wee-Law-Kee at Marin- ette, 'Wis. Her sister, Geraldine, is mn al ekni c o la J Here's one of the pileasant things tihat 011 Man Depression put ln your Iap. Pull country club privileges on one of th* most beautlful courses lnA.merloa on the shores of pictur- esque Crystal Lake-only 40.miles from Chicago--at a tiuy' fraction of wha.t the yearly dues were to thos. who pal tremendous sums for meinbershIp. flow for complete descriptive lterature. Ali- expense tour $33.75. Write Evereif Vlnnthu, Anderson Hofel, Ephraim, Wisconsin, or cali <Chicgo office 180 N. ichigan Ave., Franklin 1281.