Arizona republican., 1920-05-25
WONDERFUL DAYS AWAI TING BOYSAT GARDEN IF ALLAH
Check for Only S19 Will Enable Some Real Deserv- ing Boy to Have Taste of AJoy for Two Big Weeks in Camp

With nearly SO, boys Of Phoenix se- lected after thorough investigation to be particularly entitled to the benefits of the summer camp at the Garden of Allah and with financial arrangements made for only 40, the officials of the Y. M. c. A., are urging that those who have no boys of their own or who de- sire to do splendid thing for some deserving boy, make arrangements to send a boy to this camp.
 The camp is at the Garden of Allah, 51 miles north on the Santa F'e, on the bank of the Hassayampa river, de- ightful spot, with fine swimming pool, large farm house with screened porch es where all the cooking and eating is done. There also are eight cottages, we'll screened, where most of the boys are put up. The remainder are pro- vided for in tents The Garden of Al lah is donated for this summer camp through the Hberality of the owner, Lebbeus Chapman of the Vic Hanny company.
 This is the second summer of the camps. The first section of boys from the Y. M. c. A, goes to the camp June l to remain until June 14. There will be all kinds of sports and fun fo. them during their stay. F. F. Dins- man, physical director of the '. M. c
 
 t~rr boys and in giving them good t4its. The camp is directly in charge of E. C. Reeves, boys work secretary
 Only $19 to Send Boy
 Five boys from the Y M- C. A.. gc up to the camp site Thursday to clear up the swimming pool and get other things in readiness for the first section To send a boy to the Garden o Allah for these two delightful weeks costs $4 for railroad fare and $15 fol board and incidentals, making tn total cost $19. Anyone who desires t' give boy this privilege. all that Il necessary to do is to send a cheek t J. O. Sexson of the Y. M. c. A, fo $19, naming some boy desired to b given that treat or leaving the SC lection to the officials of the Y wh' have investigated many eases and hay a list of deserving boys. And some Q the stories they tell of the boys, tn distressing conditions at their home and the splendid manner in which the the doing their best to carry the bur den of the whole family surely shoul bring the necessary check for $19 fror some man or woman with big heart A campers meeting was held at tn Y. M. C. A., last night to receive fins instructions to those whe go with tn first section on June l. These boy were instructed to have their baggag at the Y by Wednesday of this wee so it may be taken to the camp wit the advance guard.
 Advance Guard Going
 There is considerable work to b done on the camp site The big swim ming pool must be cleaned and tn ditches which lead from the springs the pool must be repaired The ath letic field is to be put in shape fe baseball and the track events. IT cooks kitchen is to be made neat as pin and the tables on the big screene porches are yet to be put up for Il hungry boys who will arrive ne Tuesday.
 The following constitute the advan guard: F. c. Reeves, Homer Thoma Fred McNeil, Milton Jack, Jerry M Gaugh, Donald F1ickinger, Rose Mills Charles Borah and Eme Chapple.
 Remember the other boys who ha' not been provided for and send a che for S19 to give some boy a glorio two weeks at the Garden of Ala This section will go June 14 to rema until June 2S.