New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
HEADQUARTERS notice.

That the Boy Scouts OF A,rar,.
won place for themselves in ,Sa nave
nunlty Is evinced by the fact the, nc com
the last few days the New WAY Va within
Council has been asked 70 dork City
with the Fire. Health and Park operate
ments. ARK cepait-
FIRE Commissioner Adamson il
10 nave the cooperation OF the bogs
tne important work OF fire preve5,l IN
commissioner Ward In the nrotec,snuon.
the trees and plants IN parks IA etSuon Of
ing the lawns free from litter on Keep
days. vi moi.
Plans are being perfected for o-s
campaigns, and troops will be asSaa1ed
volunteer 10 do some specific work 40
these lines in the near future a'ons
In the absence OF anv dear,,.
gramme, there is no reason for pro-
and individuals not doing ali !, "oyops
power TO keep the neighborhood n, me, NE.
homes and troop headquarters in a c S1nslr
ana sanitary cohdltion; therefore antci"'
pating any further instructions fro re .S
Department OF Health. scoutmas,sanns
are directed to have their bows mari 'e rs
a map OF their neighborhood any nan vh
that need special attention. This P' as
should be displayed In the troop mee,,ap,
room ana tle boys encouraged TO repors,
on the conditions as they improve ~
grow worse. OF
on April "a the Scout Commissions, =.
companed by Deputy Commissioner "a.
Donald and Field Instructor Clarke ~.
tied the following troops: 49, IFS, ia. iN
and 49, ~
An invitation has been received ,,..,
the Brooklyn Local Council 70 particIno,,a.
in the annual Brooklyn Scout rally wbIns
will be held on the afternoon Of Satin,
day, May 10. in Prospect Park. BrookIvn
Full details Will be ISSUED later
The following successfully passed N.
examination on Monday night FOR ~.
scOutmaster's course in first aid and
will receive certificates from the socistr
for Instructions in First Aid to the In.
tured: a. c. Charles, j. y. Bull. l.
Newman. Gilmore Clarke. I. A. King
Jules Dierckx, c. D. Miller J. F. Breers
+. s Austin, H. King.
General Order No. =.
The following troops have been ass,sn>6
to represent the New York City councr
at the Brooklyn Scout rally 10 be hels
on May l6 in Prospect Park:
Bronx-Troops III and 100
Manhattan-Troops 20 and III.
RichmondDThe Richmond Honor Pa.
troll.
In order to avoid duplication. the scous.
masters OF tncse troops will consult head.
quarters as 10 the exhibition OF Scou.
activities 10 be presented
Troops will be under the command q,
Executive Deputy Scout Commissions
Pollard and Field Instructor Clarke
Detailed instructions will he ls~,.d
later LORILLARD SPENCER.
Scout Commissioner
Troop Notices.
The annual entertainment q the s,
George troop Troop 1873, Charles Z. POI.
lard. scoutmaster) will be given on Sat.
urday evening. May %. at the Unitarian
Parish Hall New Brighton. Staten Isl.
and. \ somewhat novel programme has
been arranged. including an interpreted
contest for a pennant Tickets will he g
cents each for adults. Il cents for scouts
and children under twelve. and there will
be dancing after the performance.
Despite the heavy rain Saturday and
Sunday. scouts from Troop = and IL.
under direction of Field Instructor Clarke.
camped overnight at Bay Chester and
successfully passed outdoor tests in cook.
ing
Troop %. the Rev Albert F. Hahn.
Scoutmaster. will give The Boy Scouts"
a play I'm three acts. In the lecture room
Of the Zion German Evangelical Church,
Stebbns ave and Chisolm st, on Fri
day evening. May !. at o'clock. Tickets
% cents: 10 scouts In uniform, 10 cents