New-York tribune., 1914-11-26
HEADQUARTERS NOTICES

Bt1I.ETiN so r.
business meeting OF the Scuaimastcrs ~ the
Now York city Coua-il Will be held PRIOR 20 he
regular session " tho scoulmhsies school Al Head
quarters ON "wednesday e,enins Docsmler = lyl'
a. rs O'Clock LoRiLLAKD SPENCER.
Scout Commissioner.
l. Al tho examination held at the staten Island
wefc msd, To lrr ciaas-saouts Randolph Gymes.
l.elor Noshurgh Albert Bickforl Hamilton Bick-
RIanhsrd an n Tfoop 81 To second cls"-Theo,
1ofe p1hOm. Troop q James Walsh. Troop las
and Allen Mndtum Troop IA A. result ~
these e1nm'nauons Troop - g.. J. smuth. scout
naFetl nov has twelve nrst class scouts the high
ct number ol ihis rank m auy troop under the
Ooun"l Troop 1885, with ten first class scouts.
Q The Commissioners hike las, Saturday was at
tended hy about one hundred and seventy hyo Scouts
r'pIeseutlns twenty i've troops. The boys assembled
~ Van Cortlanit Park under the leadership of the
scout commissioning and us stan. and we're 'net
there hy pepuy Scout Commissioner Cromwell. n
ionkers. and hy Red Fox James a Crow Indian.
Who has travelled East on mission 90 President
Wilson. whom hr hopes 90 interest In securing a
ia,onal lrNd~ ior ihe coinmemofSuon 1i tn,
American Indian Commissioner Spencer had buried
. treasure ln The north end of the park. 70 which
Field Instructor Clarke The boys started N In
Toups. following these clews and finally came to-
teihrr on the top of wooded knoll whcre tli@
treasure had been located Troop l1S a. station
Island. was first on The field. while Troops 100 and
i'f lied Tor second place. The recent rains. how
ever had ohliterc'cd an traces OF a disturbance IN
10. ground, ana after an hours search u was &c
r.dcd 90 leave the treasure t0 he uucarthed f0r a
atcr hunt The Scout, then hIkcl up 20 The I'm
pire cts rscctracl which Ties reached Al $50.
WITH appetitcs scarcely FOB bee aupcd.@d hy the
well nned knapsacks Red Fox James gave an eN-
mhluou of ia0o.ls and also instructed thc boys
on the proper method NJ building their cooking
fires. After the luncheon vas over he presented 10
Troop lts Handkerchief with a finely executed
ivn and Ink drawing " an American eagle with
Inc Scout emblem 800 the corner similar hand
kctchicf was presented 60 Executive Deputy Com
missioner Pollard. to be- placed in the library AZ
Headquarters. Scout Commissioner Constable ~
luukels made brief address. welcoming thc NeN
lofk boys and invtilg them 20 Join the camp ~
the Nonkcrs Council on thc Empire city track neat
summer
3. Fire Commlssiouer Robert Adamson is arrsng-
ius. through " u No-hup. special investigator
Tor the department an entertainment Tor tle hcneni
90 The Boy Scouts and others interested iu ihe
work % Gre preven = t This entertainment win be
held iu ono of tho armories. probably during me
"cek beginning December o. and viii consist n ~
exhibition ~ the new nm The Locked Door.
which gives a graphic illustration of practical IRE
prevention methods dnn by members of mo
department and music hv The departmental band.
Admission VIII no free 90 all Scouts
TROOP NOTICES
Troop NJ A. g. Clarke. Scou,masor Will hold
its annual entertainment and dance Wednesday
evening. December o. a. the Bronx Church House.
lilH 81 and Fulton ay. The troop viii present
th' play 'un th' Little Bg Horn" preceded by
scout activities. Tickets IS cents. Scouts. u cents.