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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-02
OBRAzKY z MATICKY
PRAHY
F. Saby-B y-Bylansky

Mikulas, eili jak Wy jej ma
zyvate Santa Claus, Sc svym
nerczlucnym privodcem Ger
tenn, objevil Sc letos nciprve We
vykladni skrini obuvniho zavo-
du Bati ma rohu Vaclavskeho
namesti, kde jde kazdeho vece
tn o zivot, nebot' zvedavost
Prazanu jest povestnou. A me-
myslete 81, ze snad Sc ma tu po
divanou tlaci jenom tt maly
caparti. I mnoho dospeiych OBJ
tanu a obcanek republiky Sc
tn tlaci .ez della jim patrne
dobre. A Mikulas vybira 4
cert ukazuie ceny a obchod Sc
hyde, jak nalezi. Je videt, ze
Bat'a v Americe hodn6 Sc ma
ucil a jine zavody nechti o.
vsem zastat pozadu a tax ma
me takovouto tlacenici ma pr.
pred "Moravii", II firmy j.
Novak a mozna ze i dal ma
pcriferii, kde taktez jak jsem
YAM jiz psal vskutku ceske "a
vcdy Sc vzmalhaji a rostou.-
Ma Haylickove namesti Jest ny
nj usidlen poulicni Mikulassky
a Vanocni tl'h. Zrovna pod jim
drisskou v9zi vyslechl jsem ne
kolik doporucujicich yersd ba-
snika-obchodnika pohlednice-
mi: Jen TIL korunky a vic mic
stoji tech patnact pohiednic.
Honem 81 kupte danny, pani.
ia nemam tady, zadne stani.
Kdo vid..l kdy rakove zbozi-
tot jako dar milosti bozi, -
jen tfi koranky kazdy slozi,
atd., do nekonecna mu !ide pu-
sa. jako kdyz namaze. A tot
Sc rozumi. ze zbozi jde ma
dracku. Co asi tomu Teknou I'll
regulerni obchodici v 'kra-
mech S ohromnou cinzi, Jest O.
vsem jina otazka, kterou pa
trn9 bude tezko rozresiti. -
Inu, kdyz kazdy chce byti ziv
q i takovy pfilezitostni drobni
obchodniekove, ma nez ostatne
v posledni dobe take Sc dosta
10 "pozornosti" prislusnych IL
fadd. Vyslo totiz obmezujici
narizeni policejniho fiditelstvi
pod jehoz dojmem vsichni tito
Mcrkllrovi pfislusnici u Pri-
masii" ma vercjne schulz Sc
semkli v jediny mohutny six,
ktery nebude mezi sebou NADIA
le trpeti zivld. ktere by jakym
koli zpdsobem nebo nezpiso-
bcm dobrou pov6st "kocebrn"
ohrozovali. Ostatn6, kdo z vas
jest6 We stare vlasti mekdy Sc
trochu pozdrzel V n6ktere te
staroprazSke hospddce. vi jak
mnchdy pride takovy MAT
jea'' J. sardinia, ''ocko' nebo
cibulka who'd, ne? Nesbihaji Sc
Vdm sliny Y iistech pr: tom po
,nysleni? Inu, jsiou u mas veci
pfiiernne j nepri 'emne to ami
nejde v 5ivote jinsi,. Nenfije
1nn6 na pr. jest to bezedne bla-
10 prazskych ulic, iimz potom
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-02
E doG Gkysdnf rozdaWfnf hisliiSt no
\ von M m9stskou rad ou /.

dc6ky4dnf rozd&Nfnf ia(Sk no
vop M m3stskou rad u
Boi jest o mfb 4 kxsnelyho
III it'll do komise jmsne IN 9l
9e1t@ "a Davise ! jehoz 1h0ta
tr&v6 vcera vyprAela. Novy
charter sice pfauf, ze. m6stl1t6
Fada hlA prayo voliti cleny kc
mise obtanskk sluzby ale pra-
Vi take, ze iiz drive imenoya-
III komisafflii mali lblti i lpilolnecha
ii ! dfadeeh a. do vSSpFsl5sni
fhnty.
lsxstska rs;ds s1e IlSdlx ~, "
III .ssuck komi az !" sk, 'nso. s !
'hlIa!sAlIJs TowsnssS1 jsnk Ssst HIN.
aidatem mayorstyi q pfedsed,
nictyi rnsAske raay.. III MI
Iddpadne jest dSsti Y nlll}Schi
|nekdo praTf, zs 1t m1tsyor pra,
Va imenovati cispa komiss jill
|nensx, kdexto jlnt Eitai opak
AZ dpsud mel .podcb5 kodmTi
saf "a vslxubku m&lQ prAcs
$4,000. rocns; ! byl zyoisn nj I
|dobu 8 rkI. &
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-02

sNO AN ~ vSA5N VVAAsS
cimu krbu, o nemz Sc kdysi
y povfdkach pE6valo, ze v nem
praskal oheh." Dnes donna
dhvno jiz takove mic neni a
nebraska, leda Mlad steny ne
,Sak6ho takoveho staroprazske
no cinzaku, ma nejz stavitel k
vdli vedtsfmu vJnosu postavil
jedno nebo dokonce dive patra
]. Uhli je po stavce hornicke
stejne dra'h3 . s'sleva" poskyt-
nuta konsumujf ujfcfmu obecen-
stvu nestoji ami "a rec. Kdo
81 zare phi tom nacvakuje ka-
psy. jsou to Ease jen takovi
rdzni uhlobaroni jako Petsch-
kov6. Weinman3lov3, atd. Ma
rohu Bredovske ulice a Sadi
Vrchlickeho ynAproti Novemu
n6meckemu divadlu zdviha Sc
Sc jiz pamatnfk prohrane stav
ky bankovnfch dfednfki, be-
hem jejThoz nest,astneho pra-
behu tehdejsf pozhatalou tru-
chlfcf klientelu nasich bank
pod svoje ochranna kfidla po
jail JIM milosrdni Samaritan.
v teze ulici ma mfsts byvale-
no domu mecenaSe Olivy dosta
vpje Sc palac Ustfedniho ridi-
telstvf Vitkovickych zelezaren
die projektu zesnul6ho zname
niteho architekta ]. Kotery.
z Bubence, kde ja bydlim, sta
la sc jakasi pfevAzre vojenska
cast Prahy 8 welkym kompIe-
xem obytnych budov, Sc spolko
YOU budovou rotmistrd mimo
hodnostni tffdu .'Svornost" a
nejnoveji tam kopou zaklady
pro velky Zem9pisny 'dstav,
ktery ,jiz v nynejsich stiane-
nych pomerech vykonal veh-
ky kus prace vydanim ,mnoha
podrobnych map casti republi-
ky ceskoslovenske. skoda, re
vojenskym vecem Sc strany ma
seho obecenstva v9nuje Sc tax
mala pozornost, ze ma pr. cyk
lus pfednasek pfednich vojen-
skych ciniteld 20 vojenstvi We
vilce", pofadany cd 6. rfjna
1922 kazde sdboty "Osveto-
wynn Svazem" byval naystiven
fneiVyse 1880 osoban1i, ac do
pfednaskove sine We Vladislav
ske aUlici Sc vejde skorem ma
400 1castikh. Jest to jakasi
nechut' ceskeho Obecenstva vi
ci domnelemu ceskoslovensk6-
mu "militarismu" aG kazdy, s
republikou uprimn6 smysleji-
ci obcan must idoznati, ze "a
dosavadnich pomerd, kdy jsme
obklopeni samymi nepratelsky
mi nam sousedy, nemIzeme Sc
vzdati vojenske moci, nejpev-
nejsi zaruky nasi saostatnosti. :,
Vzdyt' tvar nasi repuIbliky jest
vcjensky tax nevyhodny, ze.
ma pr. hlavni mesto Praha, je
cd hranic vzdaleno jen asi 100
KIM. kterouzt vzdalenost by,
nepratelstf letci urazili "a &
hodiny, Delka izemi naseho
statu obnasi ash $50 KIN, cell
kova delka hranic pax ma 5000
KIN. Take sirka naseho tzemiI
jest velice nestejna, dosahujic'
" Cechach ash 800 KIN. ma Mo-,
rave, ash 150, a v Podkarpatske.
.Rusi dokonce jen so KIN. VI
techto n6koIika cislic jiz jest
|vidno, jak svrchovanou nutno-'
sti Jest nam treba dobre vycyi-
Gene vojsko. .Nevyhazujeme tul
|diz on9ch Kc 2,7OO,O0O.O 900, !
|jez mas tato instituce stoji ma,
darmo. Nebude snad ma skodu'
ze jsem nekolik t6chto cifer
|uyedl, ktere mohou Ma pravou'
miru uvest rdzna opacna tvr-l
zeni. Cesky narod odiakziva,
rad zaponina zda Sc, re jiz.
zapomnel jak v dobe mad Par.
|slseho vphdu ia Slovensko ve-,
lice nam pohotovost nasi male,
ar,mady prospela. Nevdek jest.
- y - Il x,~>n - lro,,.v: .~x.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-02

Billy shaker flanel, pravidelne 25c prQdej1if
cena a1
yard l7c
Tmavy shaker flanel, prdhovany a kostko-s
vany, pray. Is a 29c, prodejni cena
yard 19c -. :. !, !.
Challies ma komfortky, krasny vyber, pfair.
22c, prodejni cena sx
yard tic
Oblekovy sotys, kostky vseho 'drdhu, 27. AZ
80 pal. siroky, pravidelne 29c 35c hodpp-
ty, prOdejni 4. &.
yard &c
Bileny muselin, vytecna jakost, S6 palc1l
siroky, prav. 19c 21c hod. prod. cena !. ]
yard l4c
Blleny m,iselin, nejlepsf jaky jest k dostx-
nj, prav 2sc hod., prodejni cena
yard z3c
Nebileny muselin. 3s patcd smoky, pray.
18c, prodejni cena -,
yard lie
Nebileny muSelin, vyborne jakosti, pravi-'
delne 25c hodnoty, prodejni ceKA
yard 16c
ceska sypkovfha, praddeine 4sc hodnoty,II
prodejni cena IS -
yakd 3sc
Bileny sheeting,. 81 siroly, pravid. hod-f
noty 89c, prodejni cena kS
yard Csc
Nebileny sheeting, "a sirokyg,, 'plifavidelns
75c hodnoty, prodejni cena
: yard 80
Eatka na polstarov9 povIaky, A5-palcu 81
roka, pravideln6 acc hodn6ty' prod. cena
yard Sc s
Chrapecky shfrting, .savstls j tlhAa've pruhy,s
! pravidelne 29c vhod.,s prodejni ceha .
yard f9c
Damske oblekove zastsry, prayidel. $l.25t
az $1.50 hod., prodejni scena ,f
kids sBc
knixsk obchodnAni znkunlsA III
hi haprosto hsyy;sAsha5Hs o.
-
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Kreetony, krasny vy7lbaar, 50 p. &, prayidelne
29c hodnoty, prodejnf cslia
yard l9c
Krepy na kin6ona, hasnv vybsr, s6 palcd
shoke. pray. hodnota SOC, prod. csna
ward 33Sc
ssrze, navy hhtdfa, ss ps1tu slfky pravI- W.
delne $1.oo hodnoty, prodejni cena
yard y3c
Perkaly, syxtle i tnave, pfasHitdsms 2Sc,
hodnoty, prodejni cena
n. yard 23c
Detske nocnii Ibory velikosti 20, pravfi-,
deh9 66c hodnoty, prodejni cena
7 skds 5se
~sLAIKY MA zAcLoegY
r1afkezyt, kostky prlhy. n
PINE < pteteni, Hsch barey, pravidelns
5gc pfadsnko, prodejni cena
kHS45c
D. N. +. bavna K hatkosvani,
7tc -civl<a Tic
Jen 12 elvek kupci. \
.ih Lholsnn AZ n. ia bodfshy, kfashy WI vSbs, INA
'nsnity tssk, j i.
Il yard Sc oa.I
Omezssne nsaSsf mnozstsvfi il acloIioveho jscfFimu,
,pruhy ma kazds strans, pravidelns 1Se ho-'
ydnotv, prodejnl cena saa
]. yAfd'i1 /.
zdclonovy scrin, s 1krajkovym krajem, pr
29c hodnoty prodejnf cena
]. !. yISfid l5e
zsfclony 8 kaan5rem, prav. $l:25s hoadpt
pfodejhf cehA .s'
s6 par sBc
voekoSane piatAo Ia stoly, pasn5 t5y66r t5y6r,l
hs7ebaf iAky jsst, vAl61tbsc Al1tb " pFo5ddef
]; yard q 35c
/! g'sslllAta{4Ss 'sll pSsl@k skutsshs ,syssstls ~ '
k6st zbxS6, pfaS pfaS. sSc id ,ipdr'odsjnl Il csalia Sal
!, sip6r Csc N
HcsxrgdlA, 72xSo fppslcsd, syyBBosas iSkp,.
ptOoelnl cepa .nfsi NH ~
kds sc & B.
ss Tan 10 cSsusoalr sal I1,ynsnss Us 8
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Komfprtky, S kvetovanft ps1lhem, satsp0-
W sired, pravid. $3.50, prodejhf cena
p&r $3.29
Komfortky, krasny ivytber, nektere $ povla-
KEN ma obou stranrach, ' prUdeji ipo s.
Dir 3236 !
Muzska uinfon tliks s. sp5s la lnsI1a 5rn
Hffbroseda, pravid. $i.S5 hodnoty, prodej-
nj cena 81. Is;
kds Sf.39
Muzska ryhovana union t1ika, vsech vsli-
kosti, prav. $1.49, prodejni cena a
kns Sc
Muzske kosile spodky, skutecn6 znarne-
nita jakost, pray. 89c hod: prodejni eena
kds &c
Chlapeck& union trika, rozvlnsna, prayi-
'defne $l19 hodnoty, prodejni cena
kis Sc
Damska union trika, lkratke i dlouhe ruka-
Wy, ca*ecns rozvhsna, pravideine $1.25
hodnoty, prodejnf eena
His CSC
Muzske modre kosile ze chambraye, pray
iakosti 500, prodejnf cena
kA1 79c
Muzske ponozky do prace, tezsi jakost, 1
-prav. 25c 4 2sc K0d. prodejnf cena
pr 17c
Damske pfizove purfc0chy, vyborne iakd-
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-07-17
Tighten Regulations
for Eating Places
State Board of Health Tightens Regu-
lations for Eating Places
at Fairs.

Madison, Wis. = Requirements for
sanitary operation of eating places
at fairs, parks and similar temporary
locations have been frightened by the
state board of health ip adding set
of rules which have been officially pub
lished and have the force of law, it
was announced today.
Hereafter temporary eating places
must have a suitable roof or cover as
a shield against flies and dust. An
other new rule requires all stoves and
griddles not properly enclosed to be
equipped with glass or metal shield
covering front, ends and a portion of
the top. This protection was enforced
at the state fair last year.
The rules also require refrigeration
of foodstuffs, protection of foods on
display, removal of canned goods from
containers upon opening, thorough
washing of dishes and utensils, pro-
hibition of the use of cracked dishes
of glassware, and facilities, for wash
ing and drying hands. Clean cloth
ing must be worn and employees must
refrain from using tobacco while on
duty.
A representative of the state board
of health will visit fairs and parks and
enforce the rules.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-07-17
CROP PROSPECTS
/ NOW FAVORABLE
Prospects for Good Crop in
Wisconsin Are Good
Says Report.
BACKWARD BUT GOOD


Madison, Wis. - Crop prospects in
Wisconsin at the present time are fav-
orable, with the exception of corn
which has been delayed by continued
wet and cold weather, according to the
July crops summary of the federal
state departments issued today by Paul
O.XNyhus, statistician.
Crops are still backward, particular
ly in the northwestern part of the
state, the report declared. 1t is said,
however, that the cold and wet weather
was helpful to hay and small grain
crops.
Very much in contrast to last year,
farmers in southern Wisconsin have
heavy yields of hay. this year. In gen
eral, northern Wisconsin conditions
are up to the average but with less
promise of heavy yields than in south
ern Wisconsin. The condition of tame
hay for the state this year is 88 per
cent compared with SO per cent last
year. The present condition indicates
a crop % per cent above last year and
II per cent above the fve-year aver
age. Very little clover and timothy
hay have been cut up to this time, and
good haying weather is needed to har-
vest the crop.
Alfalfa Crop Good.
"The first growth of alfalfa was rank
and, in many cases, extremely heavy.
A yield of Ia tons is reported for the
fall cutting, which was difficult to cure
due to frequent rains. There is enough
moisture in the ground to give the sec
ond crop a good start.
coats are late, but have made a
thick growth, and in southern coun-
ties are heading out at this time. Pros
poets are especially good in the south
ern and western part Of the state. On
the heavy soils about Marshfeld and
in the Fox River valley the growth is
short and backward. Condition for the
state is 80 per cent Of normal COM
pared with 81 per cent last year at this
time. The present condition indicates
crop about s per cent above both
last year and the fve-year average.
Barley and Rye Good.
BARLEY is thick, well headed out,
and promises good yields in the south
ern and western part(of the state. Due
to quick growth, straw is weak and
there is some danger of lodging before
the crop natures. The forecast is 5
per cent above last years production.
"The rye crop in central. Wisconsin
is very promising. The crop is turning
at this time. The crop, in common
with winter wheat has had favorable
conditions since spring and has made
tall growth of straw. The condition
of the crop indicates a yield of 17.5
bushels per acre compared to a yield
of 14.8 bushels last year"
Pastures made rapid improvement
during June and are in excellent con-
dition in the southern part of the
state, the summary concludes.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-07-17
Heavy Slump in
Corporation Fees

Madison, Wis. A heavy slump in
corporation fees collected by the Wis
consin department of state during the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1924, indi-
Gates depressed business conditions,
according to a statement issued by
Secretary of State Fred R. Zimmerman
today.
Total fees collected from July !,
1924, to June 80 are reported as
$4,000. Fees collected the preced-
ing year totaled S266,152.
Licenses of 50 foreign corporations
were declared forfeited on May /, 1924,
for failure to file annual reports. There
were 76 other foreign corporations fl
ing delinquent annual reports which
paid penalties of $26 each. Approx
mately 1,400 domestic corporations
failed to submit reports by April /,
1924, as required and 466 domestic cor
porations have since filed and paid
penalties of $40 each.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-07-17
New Market Service
Launched by State

Madison, visa new market serv-
ice, covering important farm feed
stuffs, is announced by the state de-
partment of markets. Twice week
the department will issue new bulle-
tin which will be distributed to farm
ers and stock raisers in the state
requesting it and which will give the
price at which carload lots of feed can
be delivered at any town in Wisconsin.
The new service has been arranged
through cooperative agreements with
the federal department of markets.
Reports will come from Minneapolis.
wisconsin is one of the heaviest
buyers of feed in the country because
of its dairy industry and the need
of feeding means feeds to It's herds,
declares the announcement by Edward
Nordman, marketing commissioner.
"Much feed is purchased by local farm
ers' co-operatives and individual farm
ers. 1t is expected the new service
will save farmers Of the state thous-
ands Of dollars annually.
"Twice a week the department will
issue bulletin showing the carload
price of feed at each town, This in
formation is received from an official
representative of the federal depart
ment at Minneapolis. Special reports
for Wisconsin will be furnished.
Prices of all standard mill fees, prices
of flour and prices of carlots of grain
for. feed purposes will be given"
A zone system has been worked out
by the department for giving the
prices.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-07-17

First publication June 5, 1924.
STATE OF WISCONSIN-IN CIRCUIT
COURT--KENOSHA COUNTY.
John H. Greedy plaintiff, VS.. Herman w,
Koehn and Amelia Koehn, his wife, Madison
Steve Silo Co., and Ben Luehrman, ST., de-
PENDANTS.
NOTICE OF sHERIFF'S SALE IN
FORECLOSURE.
BY virtue of a Judgment of foreclosure
and sale entered in the above entitled mat
ter on the 18th day of May, 1928, and pur-
suant to the further order Of the court made
herein on the goth day of May, 1924, the
undersigned sheriff of Kenosha county will
sell at the front door of the court house in
the city of Kenosha, Kenosha County, Wis
cousin, on the 10Th day of July, 1924, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon OF that day, the real
estate and premises directed by said judy
ment to be sold, and therein described as
follows ~
The southeast quarter of the southwest
quarter of section number seventeen CID in
township number one ~ north of range
nineteen (19) east, supposed to contain forty
(40) acres be the same more or less Also
ten (10) acres off of the southwest corner
of the southwest quarter of the southeast
quarter Of section eight (8) In township one
(1) north of range nineteen (19) east.
Terms Of sale: Cash.
Dated May %, 1924
FRED @. PABST,
Sheriff for Kenosha County, Wis.
BUCKMASTER & HAMMOND,
Attorneys for the Plaintiff. tW-lG
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-07-17
Outlines Plan to
Better Public Herds
Suggests That Standards for Herds OF
Cattle at State Institutions
be Raised.
(By Associated Press)


Madison, Wis. Appointment OF
herders for all cattle herds at state
charitable. and penal institutions, pool
ing of food materials purchased for
such institutions and standards for
each herd to attain as a means of cult
ing out undesirable cattle, were
measurers announced today by Glenn
M. Householder, stat farm director, as
the principle results of the conference
of farm supervisors held at Waupun
last week.
The farm director also announced
that state herds will be entered IN
local COW testing associations and Will
compete with private herds for rec
ords.
Steps will be take Immediately to
carry out the program, designed pri-
marily to advance the quality of cat
tie herds and production at state
farms, Householder said.
In order to check closely the man
agement, feeding and production of in
stitutional herds, it was decided to
enter every state herd in local testing
associations, Householder stated. Con-
centrated purchase of feeds for the
various farms was recommended and
ADOPTED at the suggestion of Mr.
Householder. Such plan will result
in material reduction of feed costs
in the belief of the farm director. Al
falfa acreage is being increased at
the various farms to add to feed ma
terials available. The first pooling pur-
chase of feeds will be for IL carloads
of bran and four cars of oil meal, it is
stated.
Each cow in mature form must pro-
duce at least $50 pounds of butter fat
per year, under the adopted standard
This plan was adopted as means of
eliminating so-called "boarder cows"
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-07-17

First publication June 26, 1924
STATE OF oNSIN-MUNICIPAL
COURT-KENOSHA COUNTY.
SUMMONS.
Josephine Maidalena Anato, plaintiff, VS..
Frank Araato, defendant.
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN to the said
defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear with
in twenty (20) days after service of this
summons, exclusive Of the day of service,
and defend the above entitled action in the
court aforesa aid and in case of your failure
so to do, Judgment will be rendered against
you according to the demand of the COM
plant, a copy of which is herewith served
upon you.
LEON N. D. SAUER,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
P. O. Address: Leon N. d. Sauer, SS6-SS9
Merchants & Manufacturers Bank Bldg,
214 West Water St., Milwaukee, Milwau-
kee County, Wisconsin.
N. B.-The original summons and conf
plant in the above entitled matter is now
on file in the Office of the Clerk of the Mu-
nicipal Court, Kenosha, Kenosha County,
Wisconsin.
LEON N. D. SAUER,
(W-17) Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-07-17
Boys Want Work
For Camp Money

A call went out this morning for
another good turn" from Kenosha
Goodfellows. There are about twenty
or twenty-five Boy Scouts in Kenosha
who are planning to attend the Scout
summer camp at Center Lake at some
period during it's session. These boys
have practically earned their own way
to camp, but many of them are still
a bit Short of the required amount to
set their anxiety st rest.
Everyone of the boys is willing
worker. Some of them are working
on odd jobs now that business men of
the city have called for to fill. But
there aren't enough of these odd Jobs
to go around, and an appeal is being
made to everyone in Kenosha who has
anything boy can do to get Boy
Scout to do it. They can do many
things. They can: whitewash cellar,
clean and whitewash a hen house,
carry out ashes or anything else from
"a basement, beat carpets, help keep
garden, weed gardens, NOW lawns,
clean furnaces, repair fences, run err
rands of any kind, take care Of chill
dren, repair a boardwalk, deliver pack
ages, make purchases at any store in
the city, clean windows, cut wood, de-
velop and print photos, collect waste
paper and rags, pick apples, peaches
and grapes, collect old boxes AID lum-
her and cut them into kindling, and
anything else you have to do.
Those who desire the services Of a
Boy Scout are asked to cali Scout Ex-
ecutive David Fogwell at scott head
quarters In the Schwartz building on
Main street at Wisconsin. The phone
number is 2194.