New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-18
IORILLARD SPENCER.

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Scolt Commissioner. ,
Tho third annual rally OF the New 1orp
CITY Council. held last Saturday, Al,
noon on the Common lu 'enudl a. n n
was attended by approximately Nv s0o o,,t
from the local territory ana ~ lIoiI ~.
II town. including the Brooklyn deieha
ton Following is list OF the ''S'''"e
troops and councils: ,,,, 90
Troop 3. Seymour, 4. , o.
New york Brooklyn Co; Albany. ~
Schenectady, 2: Troop :, Spr'4s imam man
=. Troop /. Poughkeepste. :; troop oes
Hastings. Il: Troop (, PleaSantVllie' ~,
Troop /. New Rochelle. 2; Troop g. NJ
Vernon. 90: Troop 4. Mt Vernon, =.
New Jersey-Rutherford, s; Hohokepp.
Al. West New York, 80; West orange' @.
/ Shrewsbury. 10. 2, Highland ParR, .
/. Little Ferry, 10; !, Edgewater' o. l.
Weehawken, 9. ,,-.. =, the
national organization was the chleI Bu ,rts
of honor on the reviewing stand lhe
parade and the scout deniioIlsu 1919
were organized in four DIVISIONS; uII 'i
the command OF Deputy SCUut
sioner a. c. Charles, Scout COMMISSIONS,
Pirie Macdonald, Of Norwalk, conn, an9
Deputy Scout Commissioners DlerckN anu
Newman. in the order namea. Inc ss Coutt
contests were i'm charge OF deputy SCOut
commissioners Stewart and Bull, ana the
winners we're as follows. Wall scaling,
'Troop 2 MI. Vernon. antelope race Troop
4 Albany; Paul Revere race, Troop %.
Rrooklyn: rescue race, Troops loo ana Ia
6oint team. New York city.
About one hundred boys spent the nlght
in tba -th Regiment ArmOry. and a larger
,l,,,,bar enioVed the mess provided under
the direction Of COmmssary captain j.
Weston Myers, while many OF the ofncers
we're entertained 10y Captains Myers and
Bostwick IL, :,
The annual scoutmasters' hike Will be
held ON Saturday and Sunday, and VIII
he open not only to registered scoutmas-
ters and assistants but TO those VINO are
expecting 10 become oiilcers Inc sldII
will be made from the terminus CT the
subway at West Farms at 4:3O p. M
Those who wish may change their cloth
ing at headquarters on the way uptown
Every one should be provided with
blanket carried in the form or ron,
with provisions for three meals, bathing
be available. so that rubber blankets or
ponchos will not be needed unless the
start is made I'm the rain.
The sCoutmastcrS school will be held
this evening at headquarters at the usua.
hour, as DR.. CoeTT, in charge OF the nrst
aid course. was unable TO be present
last Monday. il will be held thursday
instead of Monday next week, also. The
examination for those qualified VIII be
held on Monday, June p.
The following promotions have beer
mace as the result of examinations held
at Headquarters on June Q and at the
Staten Island museum on June 10: Tc
first class. True Mclean. Troop 81: Ed
ward MulherOn. Troop 155; Clinton J.
Evans, Troop Us. To second class, Rene
Blaes, Troop 80; Gerard Walker and
Barnard BrOwnell, Troop "a: John Madi-
gan. Troop a William Scharfenberg
Troop ": Stanley Ungar, Troop III; Ar
thur II. Salzman Troop 100; Eugene NJ
Bofnger Troop 173; Edward Ham, TrooI
us. William J. A. Forster, Harold Schem'
niger Alexander NJ. Ross, Richard Klein.
berger, Albert A. Goessing, Wallace V
/ Rankin Troop 10: Arthur T.. Bell, r
Edgar Rel, Thomas II. NUNS, Frederick
Glitekunst. William A. Gutekunst, Ray
mond E. Post and Edward +. Noorhis
Troop III.
Scoutmaster Rev. G. p. Cox reports
that Scout Leonard Book has been miss