The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-03-24
Doins' of Troop E
BY X. P.

The last that we saw of Bugler
Taylor was out behind the stable prac-
ticing pay call. Taylor says that it
is so long since he got paid that he
doesn't remember how pay call goes.
The gang won't need any bugle to
tell them that Jack" has come in
Gottlieb knows it and Gottlieb is
good advertiser.
Billy Weiss says that there is fly
in the ointment about pay day. Billy
admits that it is nice to get some gov
ernment money but says that gang
will now expect him to furnish his
own cigarettes, How about another
party for Billy, Captain?
Even Dynamite seems to know that
something unusual is coming off, We
, refer to the rumor that the troop is
going to get paid.
From the trouble that certain
second lieutenant of Troop E, and we
aren't mentioning any names, but he
rides fourth of July horse, had with
a motorcycle recently, our advice to
him would be stick to Red. Now we
suppose that the Particular second
lieutenant that we have in mind will
aliEi by saying that he had trouble
because it wasn't an Indian motorcycle
and wasn't painted red.
One trooper remarked that the cap
tain was a good scout and would give
a fellow his last pair of trousers.
''Yeh, but see where he orders you to
1if you ask him for his old hat" re-
piled the second trooper.
How about baseball team, troopers?
Now's the time to get one started.
Let's get in the city league with the
Dairymen, the Banks, the Rode Studio
and show them that we are on the
map. Huh? How about it?
I The troop would appreciate any sort
of athletic equipment that the folks
of the city would care to donate. The
troop is trying to equip a gymnasium
and needs dumb bells, boxing gloves,
fencing foils, medicine balls, and all
sort of athletic gear. Just call 53 on
the phone and there will be trooper
call at your home.
1t sure does pay to ADVERTISE! Since
getting Deere Hank" Rush, the sea-
going cavalry man in the troop an
other ex-gob has signed up. His name
is Edwan Johann and was out riding
Sunday morning. Any more ex-navy
men of the city that would like to
hitch up" with Troop E? Talk it
over with any of the troopers. Every
one of them is recruiting officer.
Even Sullivan is ell set for the in
spection. Attention, Sullivan!
The people of the city are invited
to GENE down and look over the Troop
stables at any time. Have you ever
seen trained cavalry horses? Few
people realize that Kenosha has a cav
airy troop, i'm Federal service but an
inspection of the troop stables would
soon convince anyone that the troop is
a live organization.
The writer of the little verse at the
top of the column apologies for it.
Don't kill him before inspection, how
ever, as the captain is counting on
every man to be at said inspection
tonight. After inspection, use your
discretion. 1t doesn't matter.
Lieutenant Charles Melone, one time
sergeant of old Troop E of war days
has felt the call and was visitor at
the stables last Sunday morning and
we may expect to see the former Loot
with US next Sunday morning for our
regular little JOY ride.
Sullivan, it is reported, is up for his
corporal's rating. He can stand at
attention now and yesterday we saw
him going through mounted drill.