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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JULY 35, 1924 3 30 ADVENTURERS NEAR NEW CAMP Kinney's Crew to Reach Green Bay Soon Thirty boys from the north shore are nearing their destination, Adven- ture Island camp on Green Bay. in charge of Charles A. Kinney, skipper of the Dream Girl which left the Win- netka beach Wednesday. There were 15 boy campers on board the Dream Girl and the other 15 mo- tored up, with Bob Townley heading the auto brigade. At Sturgeon Bay the entire group met and proceeded to 'Adventure Island. They will take the camp in true explorers' fashion, accompanied by cannon salute and the planting of the adventurers' flag. Each of the boys on board the Dream Girl took the wheel in the 275 mile cruise and helped plot the course. The fleet was augmented this year by a new V bottom runabout which will be used for mail service between Ad- venture Island and Fish Creek. The north shore boys who will at- tend the camp are: Francis Allen, Henry Allen, Pardee Beardslee, Gor- don Badenock, Jack Thomas, Philip Broderick, Gilbert Pirrung, William Stix, Alfred Gillhorn, John Bardon, Sherman Taylor, Jamie Odell, Jack Odell, Fred de Peyster, Stephen Haws- hurst, Jack Clark, Milburn Pridmore, Bob Joslin, Stanley Craven, Jack Rathbone, Hobart ~ Newman, Paul Schoenfeld, Arthur Mayer, Billy Hughes, Jimmy Fleming, Jimmy Kerr, Alan Frank, Platt Whitman, Jeff Whitman and Willetts Burnham. The camp is in charge of Charles A Kinney, Winnetka, who is assisted by Bob Townley, of the Joseph Sears school faculty and Kenilworth Boy Scoutmaster; D. S. Leland, of the John Burroughs Country Day school, St. Louis, Missouri; Elmer P. Sipple of the Skokie school, and J. A. Hum- phreys, who will be in charge of camp dramatics. Somebody's All "Het" Up About Something Here Somebody's angry at somebody else. Let those who doubt but read and be convinced by the accompanying which, for purposes of classificatidn, we must term a communication. It was addressed to "Winnetka Talk --W.innetka or Wilmette" and reads as follows : "Hay you crepe-hanger and beauti- ful oak trees, why not put the money into nuts for your little animals and enjoy seeing them eat them. Cut down your oak trees and sit around a nice hearth-fire in the fall and know you have not paid a cent out. Get a gun and enjoy seeing the neighbors worrying about the lives of their chil- dren as we have had to worry. Let us hope Winnetka will keep their laws and let us help Winnetka to keep them. "Also a by-law prohibiting people from building garages beside dining room windows stopping the view. A Law Abider." Editor's note: Ordinarily anonymous communications, which are very coward- ly, find their place in the editorial waste basket, but the above was so crazily crazy and ravingly rav-y about, well, we can't just tell what, that we felt it merited publication as a sample of what some twisted minds regard as intelligent news matter. Just an instance of what EF - We Are Making for The Prudential Insurance Company of America FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS At 5%9, interest with privilege of payment in part or in full at any time without notice and without charge for such prepayment privilege; And at 6¢ in monthly payments with like privilege. Folder showing method of monthly payment loan in detail sent on request. George H. 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