New-York tribune., 1915-03-25
HEADQUARTERS NOTICES.

I. scoumssters are requested 10 return al out.
standing tickets for the recent sIposion by tne c3
q the current week. Ia order that hnAl seeoun'-
2 There Is vacancy for scout on the head.
quarters stan Applicants may call any atenoon
except saturday. Second class scouts not over az
teen. Will be- preferred.
3. About three hundred and efty scouts took I'd.
vantage of the courtesy u Mr. lee keedck spf
attended SIR Douglas Mavson's illustrated lectnre
Oh Antarctic ne on Monday and Tuesday eScnins.
4 Tne neid dy oi tRe BronE troops a, y,a
Cortland Park last Saturday T.s attended n ons
hundred and sixty boys representing practically all
the troops in that borough. In the morning uS
scouts were drilled ly Actiog Deputy Com nissioner
Gnmore CLARKE. after luncheon the tendeifeet ssfs
divided into three groups. each u which folioNeo
uail terminating a. given point Tne nrst ara
second class scouts we're given more dNiceit feil;
BY Scout Warren Neae. Of Troop l76. ard proved 70
be pocket compass AFTER tho tracking tests me
boys we're met hy the Scout Commissioned sho gave
several extensive are. IN the park were pu. out
hy the scouts during the day. one q these. latS
in tbs afternoon. became 80 serious that OUTSIDE
assistance was necessary. -
3. The following letter signed ly al tbs usmhrs
o. the Bundle Day Committee. has been received "
he executive deputy commissioner
Air Pollard. Boz Scouts 80 Madison Avenue Nes
Dear Dear Mr Pollard: The Bundle. Day COMMITTEES
desires % express its waunest thass ior your ger
er0us aid in assigning boy scouts 20 our headquar-
ters for general service. which has helped 70 make
we greatly appreciate your co operation IN MA
undertaking and take pleasure IN inciosi1g ous te-
port. which We hope VIII Interest yoA 'sv VuJ
Harry L. King Of Troop I53 has bcen spDciniet
district sc0utm ster for that portion or the West SOS
district lying between Fifiy ninth street ad ilvlb
Street Frederick w. Breeze ~ Troop no has ssc-
c-edcd Gilmore Clarke as district scouifnaster toc
the northern Aaf u the Western Bronx District
Troop Notices.
7. Troop : Jules DierckK scoutmastepl. stR
Troop - (Alfrrd Rose. srOutmasNrl. AMI nc pros
yectiFe troop 0f The Henry Street settlement hoiss
visited the Palisades on March II. About cfty bows
were present. iu addition 20 the Officers. \ cass
was located. 81 which about ten boys can rnd a.
Newark. was met during the hike. .
There Will Dee euteTalnmerf AZ me fors
Washington Presbyterian Church. lltth street Az
Avenue. tomorrow evening The one
play Pun On tho SchOOir0onl' VII be given "
members u Troops Is- and lS3. william AsHsyl
scoutmaster.
B. Oh sunday evening. March 2l the scouts of
Troop u fiaA schwartz. s'outmasterls did very ef-
fec;ve service in guiding the visitors and keepns
the crowds in order the twenty nfth sunise,ss'C
ored hy visits from Mayor Mitchell Borough PUst-.
dent Marcus VI. Matks DR.. John H. Finley OK thF
state Department ~ Education. and Justice Samuel
GIpenbaum u the supreme Court. TIE SCOUTS
demonstrated various activities before these men.
I. Troop l2i NOhn J. Ha.l. scoutmssier, har
recently organized a baseball team for 1919 wouif
be pleased hear from al scout teams IN references
90 games. They will open their season OF May e,
1918. Address Scout William Badinci lilI Amf
sterdam Avenue. New York -
D. We note with interest hat Troop l35 rs. J.i
p aut scoutmasterl. has begun The paolcagion o. :
Reporter" The first issue includes . number &C
troop uems aud an account ~ the lEwcei hiss
The troop has started wireless patrol ard is os$
ganizing a swimming team.