New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-10
HEADQUARTERS NOTICES.

Scouimesters who expect 10 take their troops 10
private camps at any time during the summer are
asked 10 notify these headquarters Of the locality
and n the period % the camp. This information
Is desired not only matter n record but In
order that The Scout Commissioner and other Of
hclsls who may happen 10 he IN the vicinity may
have an opportunity Of visiting the camp
Those who saw me remarkable motion pictures
n IN. IN the Antarctic shown by sir poush
Maw-on last winter will be siad To hear mat
through the courtesy NJ Ice Keedick. SCOUTS are
invited 20 two more performances These VIII u'
held this evening June 10. and Monday evening"
June H. =, the Lyric Theatre FoIty ses9nn ~ a.
wes' of Broadwsy. al 81. Non pre.enta,Ion
~ their membership certificates UNIFORM s"''''
be worn. II possible. ,, -. A..do,,r,sr. on
Jun, Nc following scout. were promoted 70 Sc,
ond rla.s Herbert SAach. Troop %. NS tn,
KaniroWlt1 Troop a.. Arthur hasemeys,, room
ia. Iffcr Droga and Harry Wendror. Troop 81:
I,ani6if Trier and sidney Kahn. Troop ~ r
80 i,d JoEp Ilocn. Troop 50 Ludwig Jaeger.
Madison Kcefer AMI I1rry Mehis,; gGoo' s.s
I9ui, sS%ms'ft lir., 0sa NaSan Lory BENJAMIN
Goodman. Louis Passlor' Harry hfm'h A'''
'e Tbs s,rrnf cs.s examination next Tuesday
evening for which the lists sre ALREADY iuii va
he the last examination ot the season.. .u,n,
oil should faAr afNaiiAs' VI
10 prepare thcmsciE.s Thoroughly ~ n' &, .ooL
on, ~ Ioor tests for first class. especially VI 90
Ing natural science. the use Of the oonps a.
syyimming and lie saving. In camp theis a'v 80,
ceent opportunities Of taking the long me- rnsts,
ihe most favorable conditions. Sou. VIZ a,, .,
this trip must MT go IN eoap oai S n, require.
ment Is 70 test the ability ot tne ooy ~ ~.
smcrscncies single handed Memoranda ior .or uIe
arro,in, Of the hike AMI for the map Nuieh ~.
accompany IL should he made freely aiohs 'ie
route. -, -, GA. dlstrIct
s"out newspaper N be edited BY Doaru oT Tha
posed Of scouts selected from, the troops i.
hrs' ISSUE or. s con, Sloa samuel Hoilander, Troop
I3I e. he temporary editor In chief. The payer
WI I've gsloufm,s,ers Publicity Committee Of the
Troop Notices.
T,oon , A. G. Charles. scoutmaster, and Troop
T. Jules Dierckn. scOuimasler paII.tpdi.eI ~ liz
Corpus Christi ceremonies at the cs'ne'i'1' u" wv
e'T Thn swimming team Of Troop 1885, 3 J. Blani;
scou,master wishes to arrange aquSu,ie 49, ., ,hs
n,a p.,,o ~ This troop would ike TO Play teams
of other troops averaging from 70 70 IVo pSu,uv,
~. nnderstand thai Troops 10. III and los also
~. teams Of about this weight and are open 10
challenge for week end games -, o,,,r,,s
Troo9; % and ,SD r. over T. S.moral pay They
usnt nv boat 10 Fisfkill on Friday afternoon ana
"smped there for the night. On SATURDAY tney
~ r IN The Vicinity Of that city. where vari
Gus scout tests studied and so az Is. p mss
Each hoy was required TO prepare an Q, nj MI bits
,b I'M Si9 he mountains returning to New YORK
hy b1st At O'Clock The trip was under me ~ ~,
rection Of Assistant scoutmaster re"S' :"
Troop i2l Arthur Eck'teln scou'm ,,,o,. vas
,t chairman of the local school board of the
xii District and by Mr. BsToTe and sco1 An
master ~ rnrr,mre of scout activities. under the
e fesSorship Of First Glass Scout schneider was
exhibited.