New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-14
HEADQUARTERS NOTICE.

HEADQUARTERS NOTICE.
At the Court Of Honor held at head
quarters last Friday afternoon the ioi'
lowing awards for merit badges were
recommended to the National Court: go,
Bugljng. William La Varre. Troop ~,
Lynch. John S. Mayer. Troop 1888; chem
istry. Everett w. Lins. Lawrence Lats'
Troop 1873: ciyics, Lawrence Latz' COOK
ing. Everett w. Inns, Paul Heine, Troop
lSS: William La varre: craftsmaa iishl
Troop. a; electricity, Walter Kahn Troop
l3s; hremanship, Norman Bun, Troop
10: Paul Heine. Bertrand Mulligan. j.,
Kenneth Lynch. John S. Mayer, lTooi
1873: William La Varre: first aid, Paul
Hene. John s. Mayer. Raymond Wheeler
Everett w. Ltns. Lawrence Latz Ken
meth Lynch. Troop 1888; William La Narre
first aid TO animals. William La Narre
music. Bertrand Mulligan Paul Helne;
Paul Heine. Troop 1888; William La Varre
personal health, Bertrand Mulligan, Aay
mond Wheeler. Everett w. Lins, PAU
Heine. j. Kenneth Lynch. Walter A.
burgh, John ). Mayer, William La Narre
public health, Raymond Wheeler John >.
Mayer. William H. Vosburgh. Lawrence
Late. J: Kenneth Lynch, Walter a Kahn;
Mulligan; signalling. William La Varre'
scholarship, Norman Bull; swimming,
James v Burkman, Paul Wellenkamp,
Troop ia: William II. Nosbursh, j. Ken,
Meth Lynch, Raymond Wheeler. Bertrand
Mulligan, Paul Heine. Lawrence batz'
William La Varre
Members of the court in attendance
were Lorillard Spencer, chairman; Charles
Frederick Hutton and Deputy Commits
sioners Charles and Macdonald.
The following promotions were made as
the result Of examinations held at head
quarters last evening"; To hrst Class j.
Warren Bailey and Robert Rogers, r.
Troop 40; Maurice White. Troop 12l: Ron
aid Lindemann. William Triest and II.
Chase Stone, Troop g.. To second class
Philip Clark. Troop. "a; Alfred Gotty.
j ilooD i Klein 1eS and Emanuel workman,
Troop 12l: Walter E. Grasheim, Milton
Lowenstein and Bernard Gottlieb, Troop
1875: Herbert j. Rosenthal, Troop lI3; Jo-
seph Worthington and Edward DaiImeyer.
Troop 1853; John Endsley ana arthur
scouts OF the city have been invited 70
see the moving picture OF the battle OF
Torreon at the Lyric Theatre on Mon,
Of p J. Wilstach. Performances are CIV
en- at and 9 O'Clock. All scouts and scout
officials will be admitted free II IN UNI
form. or on presentation or their oauses.
Scoutmasters will see that their TROOPS
are accompanied by responsible leaders.
Scoutmasters who are preparing ooys
for first and second class examinations
are reminded that certificates OF ntness'
properly filled out. must be sent 70 nea aD
quarters at least five days before the eN
animation. Certificates cannot De ac'
ceDted when sent in after the examlna-
ton has been announced, but must a"dis
the next examination. e..
Attention is again directed 10 tne laCs
that scouts are under no circumstances
allowed to visit the farm near the west
chester Country club except by written
permission OF the Scout Commissioner.
District Notices.
The moving picture film, The Making
of a Scout" will be given at the Educa-
tional Alliance, 1917 East Broadway, on
Wednesday evening, May 20, Tor tne pen.
eft Of the scouts and scoutmdSters oI
the southern district. All apphcatlois
for seats should be forwarded 10 peput,y.
scout commissioner Jules DierckX. lie
Waverlev Place not later than SATURDAY
The scoutmasters' school for the south
ern district will be held on wednesday
evenings at the Recreation SettIemeh'
lS6 Chrystie st, at SIS O'Clock A.
The Richmond scouts are doing active
worl. in the fly lighting campaign lnausu'
rated by the Staten Island CIVIC beasue
Many reports have been turned IN 10 tht
icaaile headquarters of exposed breeding
nIoces for flies. and the Board or Health
l. expected TO proceed actively agains
ali householders who MAINTAIN huisahce'
of this character.
Troop Notices.
The long distance hike taken by mem,
hers OF Troop 80, described IN iasl
Thursdays Tribune, has been exceeded
bv a trip taken last Sunday by members
of Troops 125, John ]. Hall. scoutmaster
and rs. James A. Best. scoutmaster
They covered a distance of forty miles
I'm twelve hours. going from orr lee
through Coytesvile Leonia, tnglewoou
Tenahy and other New Jersey towns IN
a circuit back to Weehawken,
Troop 19l, Arthur c. Ecksteln, SCOUT.
master. did some practical first aid worh
last Sunday In reviving young woman
who had been struck by baseball ana
knocked unconscious.
The Fox Patrol OF Troop 100, JACOB A
King. scoutmaster, has Just returned IRON
weeks camping at Silver Lake staten
Island. -, 1oh
Several Indian chiefs from lOl Ranch
with their wives and children. visited
Troop 9. Burnett 3. Wright. scoutmaster
and took mess with the scouts, tne caIl
Fire Girls and their friends at the spring
ST. Neighborhood House. Several OF the
chiefs entertained the boys with wal
dances and were themselves entertained
by scout stunts"
Troon 26 William Archibald, .jr scout
master. will present the COMEDY; w ma.
Happened to Jones" in the soclal haI OF
tho Hamilton Grange Reformed Church
1Ieth st. and Convent ay., on May ., az
y. m. The proceeds are 10 oe ue' oted