The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-07-16

Charles Willoughby, arrested by Po-
lice Officer Mitchell for speeding was
fined in court today by Acting NUM-
cipal Judge R. v. Baker.
S. P. Miller, II Albion Place, has re-
ported to the police that Ford car
was stolen from him which he had
parked on Wisconsin street in front
of Dreamland.
The fire department. answered call
July IL to the soft drink place and
rooming house of Frank Wojciehow-
iczm, sci Elizabeth street. Tbs fire
was caused probably by someone smok-
ing cigarette in bed, according to the
fire chief. The damage was small
The state civil service commission
has issued a schedule for the oral
examinations for conservation wardens
to be held in the state during August.
The examination will be held at Mil
waukee, Friday, August 14th. No ex-
animation is scheduled to be held in
Kenosha.
knights Templar of Wisconsin will
leave this month for the national
conclave to be held in Seattle. The
trip is to be made in two special
trains which will stop in all principal
cities en- route to the coast. A num-
Der of Kenosha knights Templar are
expected to make the trip.
Reports of the Wisconsin Gas and
Electric company show that gas is be-
coming more generally consumed in
all of the cities served by this COM
pany. Kenosha, Racine, Milwaukee
and other cities are furnished gas by
this utilities company.
Several Kenoshans were in Racine
to attend the cornerstone laying of
the new $4,000 Orthodox Hellenic
church being built at 723 Grand aven-
ue in that city. Bishop Philaterus, Of
Chicago, head of the Greek church,
and Archbishop Alexander, another
one of the high officials of the church,
will attend the dedication of the
church later in the year.
Leaders of the Republican party in
Kenosha received word today that Sen
ator Lenroot would be in Milwaukee
today and would be glad to see repre-
sentatives of the G. O. P. party from
all parts of the state. Several Ke-
noshans are expected to go to Mil
waukee today and probably go on to
Oshkosh on Wednesday to attend the
Republican gathering in that city.
No trace has been found Of the
thieves who last week broke into
three places at the village of Salem
and escaped with more than $500 loot.
The sheriff has made a thorough in
vestigation but has been unable to
ind anything which would furnish
workable clew to trail the robbers.
Fire at the home of Rafael Vena,
1853 North Newell street, brought the
city fire department Monday at 4s15
p. m. The fire had started in papers
which were too near the stove. The
loss amounted to about $50. A truck
at 2:40 D. m. Monday afternoon, be-
longing to Ed Williams, caught fire
at the corner of West Prairie and
Marion avenues.
C. @. ndenburg has reported to,
the police that sometime between
Monday and FRIDAY of last week some
one stole an Elgin wrist watch, and
an elk head with diamond setting, the
stone valued at $3.50, and another dia-
mond valued at 1855. Vandenberg
said the articles were stolen while he
lived at 223 S. Newell street. He has
since moved to 421 Ellison avenue.
The case against John Scholey
charged with embezzlement which was
scheduled for hearing in the court
at Racine this morning, was adjourned
for two weeks by Encouragement.
The charge was brought on the COM
plant of State Treasury Agent Bal
lard. Scholey maintains that the
check for the amount alleged to have
been embezzled was secured at bank
here in April and that the money is
still at the local bank uncollected.
The defendants in the case charg-
ing James Cicchini with keeping a
gambling house in the basement Of.
his poolroom at cog Elizabeth street,
had their case continued until July
goth, before Judge John Slater in the
municipal court on Monday afternoon.
On that day the men arrested in the
police raid on that place on two diff
ferent occasions within week will
be tried together.