New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-11
HEADQUARTERS NOTICES.

sooutmasters are requested TO read
carefully the following Rally Genera
Order No. 4. which combines the lnstruI
lions given in Orders ana ., wiz" IN.
certain additional details. a proper vi,
derstandjng of these orders ana prg'nPs
compliance with them on the day or the
rally will go far to make the OCCASION
successful one.
ell that employers OF scouts should per
nit their boys 10 leave work az noon on
SATURDAY. whenever possible IN oro.1
that they may have time 10 change 70
uniform and report az the hh'iy "'
the hour specified.
Rally General Order No. q.
I. Local and visiting troops must re- ,-
mort NJ the eth Regiment Armory: PARK
az and Goth ST., not earlier than q. m
and not later than p. M. tine unit
Of IN half hour will be allowed. hho A.. AZ
troops that are unable To reach t.e
arlnory by 1880 will proceed dIreci "
Ssth 81 au6 Central Park West, where
they will take stations assigned py tIe
guides and await tie arriVal on tns ~
nmn. In no case will troop ne ai ho ne.
IN r,port at the Common tefore tnr w
ginning Of the rally. except uhder o'ue''
from the Scout Commissioner
., on arrival at the arnory eacn ,noop
vii march In upon the floor under olIeo
ton of the aids, and me SOU ~, 1o,sson
mr. officer in charge will report IN person
to the Executive Deputy tominIsSioIle, !,
"a. wno NJ" viii deliver badges for each scout
indica ting his station In the arm"ry, n ne
division on the riarch ana ms PoS. 81 tnr
field Meal tickets ordered ana palu io
in advance will also be distributed at
this time. o,,ired
for tho demonstrations VIII De depoo,.su
I'm tho camp Of each troop on the ARM,
floor. 10 be left there until after the
rally. only local councils are perm, tei
70 carry the national colors. indivlduaI
troops being restricted to their toop
an Mess lunch will be served in the
armory at noon on Saturday. mess sup
per at $50 p. m. and mess preakIaSStI
a. M. Sunday No other food VIII DC
allowed I'm the armory. -.
ON arrival at the field in column OF
fours the parade will be reviewed oy ine
Scout Commissioner and guests OF nonoIi
and will proceed around the granostanS
I'm the form Of hollow SQUARE eaSh -
the four divisions coming TO a ffnal halt
on a line between two markers CORE
spending In color 10 the badges Jul
nished The scouts in that division. upon
signal the officers VIII advance am ne
addressed. after which the demonstra-
tons will proceed in each OF the rings
Troops that have not prepared demon.
stratior are requested TO play scout
games in the rings. ali
troops will exchange places with those
i'm the opposite ring and repeat the GEM
constructions. Throughout this part OF me
programme strict attention must be pald
to the directions or the deputy |oii''i'"
sioner9 or their nj Is
Troops arriving at the field after the
main body has taken stations Will take
positions at the ropes, ana may no.
participate in the dems nstrat ions, put
:. None but official bugles will be al
lowed upon the field Bugles will be
used for general calls only.
S. At the close Of the rally sne goa
back to the Armory. During the even
ing and right strict obedience will be
exactad from all scouts remaining In me
ArmOry, and scoutmasters VIII be neIa
responsible for any damage done TO the
property Of the regiment. Scoutmas-
tiers are requested to remain with their
troops during the time Of their stay az
the Armory!'
9. The services In the two cathedrals
Will be held at o'clock on Sunday
morning. Troops will proceed directly
from their own headquarters: those IN
the Armory will go In body AFTER
the services arrangements nave peen
made to entertain out -of-town scouts by
visits to one or more points or interest
10 II is necessary to know the num-
her Of local troops as well as Vlsltlns
troops attending the rally, IN 9rder 70
Scoutmasters are therefore requested 10
furnish this information to Headquar-
tiers at once by telephone.
The scoutmasters' school at Head
quarters is being very well attended, ana
the first aid course. as given oy Dr.
Frederick Coerr. is especially interesting
and valuable Next Monday evening al
ter the usual first aid lecture Deputy
Scout Commissioner Stewart will give
some general instruction in signalling
work.
The scoutmasters' annual hike will be
held on June 90 Further details con-
corning il will be announced in next
Thur sdays Tribune
TROOP NOTICES.
The Mountain Lion Patrol OF Troop TO-
Francis Skipp, scoutmaster. gave an IN,
teresting performance of play entitled
The Making of Larry at their mead
quarters In the University settlement
iS4 Eldridge ST., recently. Jacob kaut,
man contributed violin solo and Fred
kite a recitation. The play Will he re-
heated at the entertainment Ia he given
for the scouts al the eth Regiment
Armory on Saturday evening. -.-
Troop 49, Arthur T. Newman. scout