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Woodcnu.^ Manual for GMa 7. Know fifteen native wild birds from observation in street, field, or woods. 8. Know ten native wild quadrupeds. 9. Know ready help for cuts, poisoning, faint ing, dislocations, and sprains, as found on page 151. 10. Show by exanunation and practice an acquaintance with the essentials of etiquette as used in Woodcraft Council and in daily acts. 1 1. Run a Council and teach a dance or song. 12. Spend at least three hoiurs a week for two weeks helping in home duties. 13. Keep temper quite unruffled, or speak no evil of any one, for one moon. 14. After consultation with Guide al^tain from besetting sin for two months. 15. Write a composition of not less than 1,000 words on three American women whose lives have had great influence on the nation. Now, as before, the Guide testifies in Council, the Pathfinder has the last green tassel cut from her Badge and is installed as a Winyan of the Big Lodge. Titles and Officers Head Guide — One at least twenty-one years of age, of good character, associated with some Woodcraft Tribe and actually giving time to leading in Woodcraft work. Also qualified or willing to qualify within a y^T as Gleeman or Council Leader. (See Degrees.) Is responsible to Headquarters for work of Tribe. Guide — One at least eighteen years of age, of good character, willing to give time to leading a Band in Woodcraft work. Is commissioned by Headquarters upon recommendation of the Head Guide. Shaman — a Guide who has qualified as Camper, Camp Doc- tor, Camp Coc'i, and Council Leader. Chief— A member of a Tribe appointed as Leader by the Guide or elected by tht members of the Tribe with the Guide's approval. She acts as the representative of the members (should team to run the Cuuncil), and cooperates with the Guide in conducting the work of the Tribe. Band Chief— A member of one of the Bands appointed as leader by the Guide or elected by the members of the Band with the Guide'f approval. She acts as the representative of the