New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29
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50 MADISON AVENUE
HEADQUARTERS NOTICES.
Cams Bulletin No. 5-Camp Rules.

l. Applications for passes. accompanied by re-
mittances. must be sent TO heAdqueiters not !es'
sired 10 80 10 camp. The same rule applies "a
renewals.
?. 30 claim for refund on account n deparuI,
from camp before the expiration ~ the pass liml'
3. Tenderfoois admitted since June /. 1915. can
not he received at camp unless accompanied n'
their scoutmasters. or unless arrangements have
been made with the csmpmsster for some ohicer
resident IN camp 10 take the responsibility ivi
4 Certain very Important camp regulations ore
apt 10 be overlooked disobcyed. ana scout
ms to camp tho responsibility which belongs 70
them Of maintaining proper sanitary cVhullo'i >
Scouts are not allowed 10 use the water isPs "
the field. except for drinking purp"ses; ana we
water must never be left running. They are no
allowed 10 enter the headquarters tent or any 81
the officer tents, except under spccla oIdet.. Int
be strictly enforced. and parents are aSked 70 -
operate with the camp authorities in this mater
10 health There IS no objection to wholesome
candies. provided they are eaten outside oil tn'
tents and not kept over night
s. The rule against swimming and the unau-
thorized use Of boats ia OF YEP sreat ilnport.0e
in view o. accidents that may happen. There Is
use ~ boats 70 bring parents and friends 10 camp
nr.scnt .ssso, n is manifestly impossible 20 ac-
commodste more than small proportion. ana ll',,
tostS are intended for the use Of the camp snu
The isttsr are therefore expected TO engage their
own boats al Petros dock. They VIII men Ds
assured o. boat IN which 10 return. Visitors
are requested 10 lease camp after the colors nave
been lowered and retreat sounded.
Complaint has been made by the PARK DEPARTING !
that scouts have made tie cutting OF the grass a.
Hunters Island 'er difficult by LEAVING cans Doltt'
and rocks En- the standing grass. also burning laisL
patches ScouTnasters are reminded on lhe 9,nr,
hy the Commissioner that scouts arc not IeiHlle
70 camp on Hunters Island. -,
on Monday next, July pstriohc 1eIeur1n s ~, !.
commemorate the Independence OF fhe L itel etae'
will he held a. suffers Harlem River fAIs' i.,In
Street and Second Avenue ~ zoe society oi Nav,
Born OF the United States OF America starting al
o'clock IN the afternoon and ending al ocloc.
Scouts. with helr sisters and mothers, will be 81.
mtted free The commissioner of the PARK ha'
agreed to sell all Eve cent articles for three cents =
scouts OIL that DAY silver loving cup viii De given u
the Eoop that puts over the bes; useful demonsLs
other p-iyes Tor The two neIt best demonstrations
On july iheFs VIII he, he 2a'Ti0e as,'s y:s Yo'
70 attend this celebration. prircs T.. scouts VII
ha awarded in the lard dash ..Oy .,y I rss
antelope race. horse and rider tourney ana oe''
District Notices.
scouima.,sr. IN the northern disirie, are In
street. scoutnss..f Of Troop li3 By order of DR.
/. H. Wilson. deputy scouimasief
Troop Notices.
On May ~ last Troop ioi. Frank =. Jhson.
scoutmastcr assisted several Old soldiers. shu
marched from The west 9Sih - SUBWAY HA ,t,,
10 Grace Methodist Episcopal Church. where the'
attended a memorial meeting. on June !. msl'
aie drum and bugle oorps tnine piecesl Ners ~
rted 10 n. play for the LIP !.
ssivsd a stisr from The university thanking him
for letting them have our boys and stating uaI
Boy scouts enjoyed the students exercises very much
our Boy Scouts invited b the scout ,on
missioner o. Mamaroneck \ !. TO st,s.o
Scout Fieid Day" on June TO- a, Mamaronsos
Y Y The exercises consisted ~ contests ana
demonstrations. With prIss ior ne ue,t ae' ~,
strsuons and contests. Ths boys lsft New or.
Mamaroncck AZ 94j ? n. They pitched tnei'
tents and had everything ready for me parsl'
In the horse ard rider contest they finished third
and In the siretcher race third. Tho field tel
graph. hrst aid More code hss drill. and win
their Geld telegraph an ambulance cars the!
won ar elegant troop Gag for the tiri hest
Commented upon hy many ~ the visitors TO ne
srounds all day Tho boys returned TO New Yori
Sunday afternoon. all ven well pleased Win N th'
TIP The Parents Assooia,ioa Of TIE publ
schools on the vest side o. Central Pnk. he
tween seth and iOsth Sts.. will havs parade
and celebration on Riverside Drsc on July '
Tuesday. part o. the Dh'- WI ne eio .Sl
ddus Boy Scouts have been asked 20 eiVs some
demonstrations AL scouts who can take p'r'
be al the public school nearest you Al ~
I'm uniform Scouts should report % Mr.. Northrop
Assistsn; s-ou,mas,sr o, Troop loa
Several scouts from Troop 1877. J. =; Mercer
Scoutmaster I'm charge Of Patrol Leader lvers
vent on a bicycle hike June II. N Mountain
View returning by the way q BelleTlle. Arllns
ton. Newark and Jersey CITY. making a total Of
abol, IS miles The object of the hike was "a
inspect the camp SITE 81 Troops l27 and $50
Tho scouts that accompanied Patrol Leader liver.
were Patrol Leader Hepburn. Scouts Mike an
Fitzgerald on saturday. June l.. Trool' ~
and $50 will leave for Mountain View y. y,
where their camp IS located The camp. which
IS known as Camp Pathfinder. will be conducted
Camp Director Assistant Scoutmaster Eherle TrooG
l27 will he Assistant Director. an Scout Scribe
Blemann will be Camp Clerk.