davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-14
Ha sido suspended Ia
sentencia del Tribunal
que ordenaba. Ia ejecu-
ci6n de los reOs Gle
y Arocho para
Ell dia Is del mes
entrante

Con fecha reciente Ell Hon. Juez Ro-
driguez Sierra, de La Secci6n "a. del
distrito de San Juan, ha dictado una
orden dejando sin efecto la sentencia
de pena de muerte impuesta a los reos
Clemente v Arocho, y la cual debia
hacerse efectiva Ell dia % del mes en-
trante.
Esta nueva orden del Juez senten-
ciador de los yioladores y asesinos de
Ia infeliz nina Guillermina Rodriguez,
de Rio Piedras, Sc debe a que los abo-
gados de los acusados han presentado
va ell correspondence recurso de ape
lacion para ante la Corte Supreme,
quedando, por consiguiente, paraliza-
dos los efectos de la ~sentencia crigi-
nal hasta que Ell Alto Tribunal Olga
la Ultima paIabra sobre Ell %asunto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-14
Despues de cuatro amos de estudiOs
y Iuchas, Sc les mega el derechO a
Obtener ul diploma que garantiee
tales estudios en- cualquier Universe
dad Americana donde estOs vayal

tales estudios en- cualquier Universe
dad Americana donde estos vayal
Ell Colegio de Agricultural y Artes
Mecanicas de la ciudad de Mayagiiez,
tiene un curse especial, que prepare a
los estudiantes que han obtenido su
diploma de Escuela Superior para en-
pear cualquier carrera por importan-
tie que sea en- cualquier universidad
de los Estados Unidos. Este curse Sc
conoce como ell Sub-Colegial y consiste
de cuatro amos de estudios p~reparato-
ris que capacitan al educando para
empezar c%nalquier carrera con muchas
mas posibilidades de exito que cual-
quiera otro que no 10 haya hecho. Al
final de dichos cuatro amos, Sc tiene en-
tendido y asi 10 ~estipulaban los regla-
mentos del colegio, que Sc dara un di-
ploma al estudiante, garantizando los
estudios que ha hecho. Es decir, que
dicho diploma es algo. asf, como una
recommendation especial para TODD Ell
que 10 posea y vaya a carsar estudios
super.ores en- una universidad ameri-
cana
Y en- esa confianza III grupo de jo-
venes empezaron dicho curse hace mas
o menos cuatro amos, al final de los
cuales esperaban obtener su diploma.
Zero es ell case, que despues de cuatro
largos a1os de luchas y dificultades y
cuando mas cerca vislumbran Ell triun-
TO, Ell dean de csc departamento, Mr.
Horns, les dice que es impossible con-
cederles dichos diplomas porQue ell nue.
vo catalogo universitario de este aho
no dice nj una jota del asunto y Ell no
puede dar diplomas que no estan esti-
pulados en- ell r~eglamento.
Como es natural la protesta ha sur
gido vigorosa por parte de dichos es-
tudiantes, maxine cuando Ell susodi-
cho dean les ha manifestado que to-
(Continia en- la pagina 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-14
E O~PORTUNIDAD

En- el sio mas centrico de San Juan, altos donde estuvo ell Colmado
CERECEDO hoy Farmacia Cape1a, Sc arrienda un espendido pio O
siete espacosas habtac ones, gran salon, comedor, cocina, pasilos v a
lon de recfbo esplenddos, installation electrical Y sanitaria modefna, pue-
de conectarse con Ell segundo pso que tene siete esplendidas habitacio-
mes ~ soo para hacer cuatroS mas, las mas frescas Y ventiiadas de
SantJuan 4-<~ n - M. go
Sc admten proposic.ones hasta Ell go de Mayo que Sc cedera a la
nejor proposition.
Para 1nformes dirfase a Cereredo Hermanos g. Co, Ohcina Salvador
Brau No. 30, primer pso, Te6fono No. 8
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-14

Sc pretende cOmeter I'm afro
psllO, quizas i~nVOlmtariO, con
los estudiantes del curse sub
colegial del COlegiO de Agri-
cuItura y Aries Mtcinicas
de Mayaguez
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-14
Visitenos en- Nuestro
Nueyo Edificio

ESTAMoSAsLA ORDENaDE NUESTRoS GLEN
TES y del PuBElcO en- general, en- nuestro nuevo edificio,
Gale ALLEN No. rs. Una soIa vista bastard para asegu-
rarle que estamos ahora en- las meiores condolences de aten-
der a sus pedidos con PRONTITUD y ESMERO.
Las COMODlDADES con que contanos en- nuestra nue.
va casa nos han de proporcionar eI placer de rendir a nues-
tros cIientes ell servicio. mas EFlcIENTE.
WSITENOS - ALLEN No. IS s- SAN JUAN, r. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-14

pero Ell case contra ellos fue abando-
nado por falta de pruebas. Ell Captain
Williams hizo u Sc lie trajeran estos
hombres a su d~espacho, donde les pre-
sent6, para SUI asombro, la cabeza re-
construida del hombre muerto. Antes
de que volvieran de SUI asombro, Ell
Captain Williams logr6 de ellos tan
evidentes declaraciones que, junto con
otras evidencias que descubri6 mas
tarde, sirvieron para mandar a Sing
Sing a los dos italianos acusados de
homicide, al .sR
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-14
Ell SECRETO DE LAS MARCAS
OVALADAS ~

De la Residential de los esposos
Phipps, cuando estos regresaron a SUI
hogan despues de pasar la tarde con
algunos amigos, desaparecieron algu-
mas joyas por valor de $50. 5000. Ell
mas corriente examen habria probado
que Ell robo era labor de criminales ex-
pertos. FL acceso a la Residential de
los Phipps fue logrado rompiendo In
cuadro de vidrio en- una de las venta-
mas de La casa, y, como INDIGO Ell ms
pector Joseph A.. Faurot, del cuerpo
de detectives de Nueva York, Ell hon.
bre responsible del robo habia tenido
la precauci6n de usar guantes de gonna
para no dejar ninguna huelIa digital a
su paso.
"AIn la pulida superficie del cofre
no tiene otra marca que las huellas
de sus propios dedos, Mr.. Phipps'',
declare Ell Inspector Faurot, despues
de registrar embellishments TODD ell
d~ormitorio. Repentinamente, sus ojos
Sc fijaron en- Ell piso. Un instante des-
pues, Ell Inspector Faurot estaba de
rodillas, empolvoreando una parte del
suelo con una substantial que sacaba
de sus bolsillos-una combination de
mercurio y tia, Sigui6 a este unos
expertos movimientos con una ina bro
cha de cerdas, y mas tarde sac6 una
pequeia camara fotografca de bolsillo.
mo, no he visto ninguna marca
digital'', dijo Ell Inspector ~Faurot.
"Pero estas marcas ovaladas presta-
ran la misma ayuda',.
Ell Inspector Faurot estaba en- 10
cierto.
Pero 5de Que eran estas marcas a
ladas y que signiacaban7
APAREcERA MANANA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-14
PARA Ell SABADO

Interesante a~rticulo de la serie que
viene publicando Ell MUNDO sobre
politica International por ell Muy. Ho-
norable
DAVID LLOYD GEORGE
(Ex-premier de Inglaterra)
En- este articulo Lloyd George ex-
pone con profusi6n de argumentos la
poiitica socialista antes de haber ST.
do exaltadO este partido al poder v la
politica actual del Gabinete de
Nc. Donald.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-14
Mahana embarca para
los E. u. donde asistna
a una convention del
Bureau Of Standards, "
ell Secretario de P. R.,
don Eduardo Saldaha

Hay Ia idea de suplantar de-
6~nitiyamente Ell mOhoso sis
tema ingles de pesas y me-
didas pOf Ell sistema mehicO
decimal Puerto Rico obten-
dra grandes beneicios de
dicha convention
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-14

IA coNTEsTAcIoN APAREcERA MANANA
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-31
Rom. kath. egyhaz
HIREK A SCENT ISTVAN
TEMPLOM KOREBOL.

Betegeink. = A Scent Istvan
templom hivei soraban szokatla-
nul sok beteg ezido szerint
Frank Janos City k6rhazban fek
silk sulyos termeszetu operaci6.
boil kifolyolag, mely kitiinoen ST.
keriilt es beteg teljesen j6l erzi
magat. Kollay Sandorne elhagy-
ia a korhazat, ahol nehez opera
cion ment keresztiil es most Ia
kasan apoljak. Fetzer Mariska, a
kit elutott egy gepkocsi a Steel
Streeten, teljesen felgy6gyult es
epp k6zzel labbal jatszik barat-
NOVEL az utcan. Ifj. Haluska ia
nos neje kis leanynak adott jul.
no 21-en eletet es sziiles utan
gorcs0k vettek rata erot, iugy
hogy korhazban keves remenyt
k0t0ttek megmaradasahoz. Most
azonban teljesen jol van es boldo-
ban 0lelgeti magahoz kis artat-
Ian bohot, aki majdnem gyilko-
sa lett edes anyjanak. Vegil Bar
k6 Janosne fekszik betegen Do
nation ayenuei lakasan. 0 AIT
allitja ugyan, hogy meghult es
oman cred szenvedese. Nagyon va
loszinii azonban, hogy betegsege
annak az allapotnak kifolyasa, me
lyen keresztiil esik minden no, ami
kor elert egy bizonyos kort es ICY
alig van aggodalomra ok.
Epitkezes. - "A munka szepen
halad SIT. Istvan templomnal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-31

Annyi bizonyos, hogy ami most all
epitkezes alatt, az nagyon fontos
es minden tekintetben elonyos ugy
az epiletre nezve, amelynek szi-
lardsagahoz sokkal jarul lhozza es
hosszabb idore biztositja maid
fennmaradasat. Egy angol No $2.-
ajandekozott a foly6 munkalatok-
ra., Tekintettel a gyenge munka-
visZonyokra, mem kezdiink gyuj-
test ere a celra: de ha valakinek
m6djaban all, ugy kerjuk, ada
kozzun.
A Scent Istvan napi piknik. -
$50 volt mar r6la, hogy august
tus loan Scent Istvannapi pikni-
lket tart a SIT. Istvan templom
kar0ltve SIT. Istvan Bs. Egylet-
tel. Ezt azert emlitjiFk, hogy al
kalmunk iegyen kerelenlmel for
.dulni a SIT. Istvan hitkozseg buz-
60 asszanyaihoz, hogy inditsanak
gyiijtest maguk k0zt ere mu-
latSagra es pedig minden, 5helyen.
Adomanyok a szeminariumra.- -
Az epul6 szeminariumra ujonnan
a kovetkezok adakoztak: pzika
Istvan $780,, Bodzas Janos $780,,
, 0zv. Horvath Claiborne $780,, ebb6l
lefizetett SLOT Horvath Rafael
$780,, ebbol lefizetett SLOT. Tovab
ba eso reszletet az elobb jegy-
zett osszegnek lefizette, Orosz
Gyorgy So Ambrozy Matild So.
es plebanos $10.-.
Kuratori es kollektori gyules.-
A Jov0 vasarnap, a szentmise
utan gylllest tartanak a kurato
rok eS kollektorok az augustus
loan tartando piknik iigyeben
Kerjiik a kuratorokat es kollek
torokat, hogy jelenjenek meg ezer
a gyulesen es pedig East Young
stownbol: Bauer Ferenc, Kesslel
Wendell es Sztanko Demeter,- So
nth Side-rol: Darazs Frigyes gone
nok,- Albert St.-rol: Bodzas ia
nos,- Brier Hill-bol: Bacs6 ia
nos,- Steeltonr6l: id. Balaskt
Gyorgy, Kurucz Janos, Bodolay
Istvan es Schultz Sandor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-31

political Advertisepent)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-31

az ottani romai kath. f6gynnazi-
umban $ maid mivels elhatarozta,
hogy az orvosi palyat valasztja
maganak elethivatasul, beiratko-
zott a budapest, vilaghirii, ma
gyar lkiralyi orvostudomanyi
egyetcmre AIT sikeresen elvegez
We, 1922 aprilis hawaiian elnyerte
az 0sszes orvostudomanyok gya-
korlasara jogosito diplomat. Igy
kesz orvos leven, belepett a buda-
pesti Munkas- s-korhaz orvosainak
soraba, ahool ket esztendon' ke-
resztiil mint orvos sep sikerrel
miik0d0tt.
A k0riinkbe erkezett fatal ma
gyar orvos, az itteni fennall6 tor
venyek szerint, irodat addig mem
nyithat = amig angolul meg mem
tanult t0keletesen le mem teszl
az amerikai diplomajat honositd
vizsgat.
Elni azonban kell valamibol s
az orvosi miikodes k0reben hasz-
malt angolt is csak orvosi kor0k-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-31

ben tanulhatja el - ICY tehat
ARA az elhatarozasra jutott, hogy
belep DIR. Meyer NJ N. 268 w.
Federal st. alatti orvosi irodajaba
az angol nyelvet megtanulni.
DR.. Weber 0nall6 orvosi gyakor
latot mem folytathat csak mint
DIR. Meyer segedje mik0dhetih,
annak feliigyelete alatt.
DR.. Webernek a @fenntebb en-
litett ket esztendei, budapest
Munkas- -korhazban elt0ltott ide-
ie alatt alkalma volt, mint alor-
vosnak az orvosi tudomanynak,
kiilonosen belgyogyaszti ront-
genologiai, valamint venerologiai
agabali: elsorendii gyakorlatra
szert tennie.
A magunk reszer6l szeretettel
koszontjiik ct korunkben $ re-
meljiik, hamar atesik maid az ell
So nehezsegeken $ ezekiel meg
birk6zva, egyik ertekes kozbe-
csiilt tdgja lesz magyarsagunkS1a. s.
max youngstown = egyre' szd-
porod0 magyar orvosi karnak.
lPnlitical AdYertiSement)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-31
A MULTI EVI KV0TA
UTOLS0 ERKEZETTJE
DR.. Weber JOSEF magyar orvos
varosunkba ,erkezett.
Amerikai diplomajanak megszerzeseig,
DR.. Mayer M. N. orvosi rendel6jeben
teljesit asszisztensi szolgalatot.

Julius elso napjaiban varosunk
magyar tarsadalma egy nagyon
szimpatikus ertekes fiatalember
rel lett szamosabb. A regi kv6ta-
ev utolso erkezettjekent jott Xxi
az ohazab6l = varosunkba tDr.
Weber JOSEF magyar orvos.
DR.. Weber JOSEF azert j0tt
Amerikaba, hogy uj eletlehet6se-
geket teremtsen a maya szama-
ra. A derek fatal orvos orvos, a
XII szimpatikus egyenisegevel $
k0zvetlen modoraval rovid lido
alatt Macy nepszerusegre tett
szert - fiatalkoraban k0zepis-
kolait Gyulafehervarott vegezte,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-31
Reformatus egyhaz

Ket h0nap mulva leSz OF esz-
tendeje, hogy youngstown lei
kesznek megvalasztattam. Az ell
s0 ct ev leteltevel illendonek tar
tom hivek ele terjeszteni k0-
vetkez6 kimutatast, hogy lassak
- mennyiben haladtunk elore,
vagy hatra. Ere vonatkoz6lag
k0zl0m az ct ev. el6tti es a mostani
haromnegyed eyi szamadasunk
penztari adatait.
Scandals az 1919 ev harmadik
negyed everoa:
Keszpenz maradvany $5366.76,
Ez a kovetkezokepen kezelte-
tik: Liberty Bond $780,, csekk
szamlan $804.91,- egyhaz-alapon
$1,000, orgona- -alapon $1971.37,7 !
nilesi alapon $1390.4S. Ez ossze-
sen $536676, ebb6l levonva a nj,
lesi egyhaz fpenze $1aeO.4s. Az
egyhaznak tehat 0t ev el6tt So,
9769S keszpenz vagyona volt.
!. Adossag volt a parochia epule-
teben Wells orok0s0knel ere a
keszpenzvagyonra 1919 nov. Len
$257s.25. EFT az ad6ssagot levon-
va: $13DS.O3 volt tehat a tisz-
Ia wagon es S257S.25 az adossag,
0t ev elott.
| OF ev alatt az adossag kamatos
kamataival felemelkedett 3194.97
centre, melyet ebbe4lsaz evben k or
gyiilesi hatarozatra kifizettiink es
III Deed-et vegre megkaptuk. ICY
tehat adossagmentes temple
munk. Egyhazunknak most lehet-
ne ere egy igazi bankettet rem.
dezni, ha munkaviszonyok meg
engednek!
Penztari jelentes az 1924 ev 2
TX negyedeverol.
Bevetel: Aprilis $504.61, majus
$463.71, junius 497.15: osszesen
$15O1.47. Kiadas: Aprilis $321.O7,
maius S671.S4. junius $505.7S.
osszesen $l498.69.
Az els6 negyedevi maradvany
$3479.77. A ket tetel kitesz
$49S124. TBb6I levonva 2-ik ne1
gyedevi kiadast 34S2.55 marad.
A .nilesiek penzet ez alkalommal
is hozzaadva, osszesen $6632.30.
Eek a kovetkez6leg kezeltet-
mex: A Commercial Bankban or
-alapon $2815.40, csekk szam
Ian $659.40, utolagos bevetel 7.75,
Mahoning Bankban nilesi-alapon
$315O.3O. Osszesen 6632.S5.
A nilesi egyhaz onall6va leven,
a rank jovo vasarnap delutani IS
tentiszteleten atadjak az q penzu-
ket, mely az OF ev elotti $1390.4S-
rol $3150.30-ra emelkedette ma
rad tehat nekiink teljesen adossag
nelkiili tiszta penziink $34S2.55.
OF ev alatt tehat kifezettiink: !:
nilesieknek $315030, parochia-
ra $3194.97 van $3482.55 tisz-
ia penziink. Az elmult OF ev alatt
reparaci6ra tobbet fizettiink 5000
dollarnal es megis az adossagmen
tes tiszta vagyon $3482.55. Tenn
plomunk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
telve van buzgo nepek seregevel.
political Ad
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-31
!9I8El@illGg GgIlGIlGIlI@GIE
Egyhazi hirek
GGEjlElEll l1ilTlTET]=1fS

lskolaink elsoranguak, gyermek-
klubunk viragzik, ifjusagi korin-
ket reorganizaljuk, a nilesi egyha
zat 0nallositottam. Az 0t evi mum
ka tehat, dacara nehany kerekk0l
tonek szepen halad haladni
fog a masodia ct evben is.
Gerenday Laszlo.. /
Gyermek-klub. Gyenmek-
klubunk multi vasarnapi osszejove
telen, See-creamra a k0vetkez0k
adakoztak: Bartha Erzsi 81, Kis
Erzsi es Mihaly Soc, Gy6ri Aran
ka soc, Szakacs Vera 25c., Kis
Erzsi es Lajos 25c., Juhasz Julis
Zoe, Kopacsi Bella es Bozsi Zoe,
Eszenyi Erzsi es Maris Zoe, Kis
Istvan es Iren poe, Meszaros Err
Isl lOc., klraly lion lUc., ossZeSen
$3.50. Kekszit adott: JancsuralS k
Ilona. A klub az iskolas pikniken
egy Macy kabatot fog kisorsolni,
melyre mar most kaphatok a tike,
tex.
Az iskelas gyermekek nagysza-
basu piknikie. = A ref. egyhaz
az iskolas gyermekek javara au-
gusztus 23-an, szombaton Macy
szabasu pikniket rendez az Ohio
Works Steeltoni Play Groundjan
Ezen a napon gyermek kacagastol
lesz hanges az egesz Steelton. A
piknikre nagyban kesziilodnek az
aprosagok, sziileik, valamint az
egesz magyarsag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-31

political ADVERTISEMENT
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-06-19
Home Talent Show at the
Caughren Theatre Enjoyable
"Peg O. My Heart" Splendidly
Played By Sank Centre Young
People-Clever Specialties

"Peg O. My Heart" produced by
Sank Centre home talent, at the
Caughren Theatre Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings of this week, direct
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Choate and
given under the auspices of Robert
Swift Post, American Legion of this
city, was very enjoyable entertain.
ment.
The scene of the story is laid in
England and has to do with the fl
nancially depressed aristocracy and
the invasion of their home of a little
Irish girl from America. There is
much heart interest in the story and
Mrs. Lillian DuBeau in the role OF
Peg gave one of the finest amateur
performances ever witnessed in this
city. The entire plot reyolves around
Peg but she was abbey assisted by
Ermalin Borgmann as Mrs. Chtster
Dorothy Scott as the haughtey daugh.
ter, and Lillian Hansen, house maid
Dwight Hansen, as Alaric Chester
gave splendid Interpretation of the
young English aristocrat; Sentry Hill
lerud as Sir Gerald Hall was the typi.
fcation of true English gentleman
while Vance Christianson as Christ
ian Brent, the william required to
round out a story, was as suave as
Williams are supposed to be.
The specialties between acts con-
sisted of an excellent reading by
Eileen Brown of James Whitcomh
Riley's famous "That Old Sweetheart
of Mine," and a couple of Irish bal
lads beautifully rendered by the al
ways popular Frank Kinsella.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-06-19
Children's Day Exercises
At Congregational Church
Given By the Children On Sunday
Morning June 22nd at 1880
Fine Program

The following is a detailed pro-
gram to be rendered by the Sunday
School of the Congregational church
Sunday morning at 1890.
Procession by Beginners and Pri-
mary departments and decoration OF
platform.
Song by Junior choir-"Praise Crea-
itation."Getting Ready for
Reeitatfononry First S chiaran 5stfs
Exercise.aJoy." Gerald dSmon Wan aeDs0n
steeg, Dudley Morse and Robert
Recitation-"The Little Angels"
Recitation-"For Jesus" .........
49,. Ruby Marchant
Song BY Primary Department
Dedication of Infants in Baptism
and Cradle Roll Initiation Service.
Recitation-"Keep Sunny Inside
Exercise.;.rhe GUEST esf'cia r Sangnreh
Donald Otto, David caughren,
Arthur Cole. Clinton Smith,
franklin vandesteeg and Robert
Recitation-"A little Worker" -.
Recitation-@His Reward ...... s'
......... John William Shannon
rem. Ray Marchant, Marion TAB
or and Glen Hamilton.
Recitation-"What Do I Lack" .
Reciiaiion.aaod is Good" Elsie Larson
Song by Primary Department
1.-THE Honey Bee.
Recitation-"Twinkle Twinkle" -.
Exercise.rhree Little a'1 Psar ho9son
Melvina Cumming, Marcella
Smith and Vera Taylor.
Recitation There's Something
Bout Mother" Fay Domke
Recitation-"A Dream" John Brown
Observation-Disclosures the Lord"
clarence smith
ExerciseA"Our Day" Evelyn Twin
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-06-19
Fire Losses In Stearns Co.
Show Material Decrease
Property Destroyed in 1923 Totaled
$72,917 As Against $1S4,553
for IL Months in 1922

According to the annual report OF
g.. L. Kingsley,> State Fire Ma.shal,
the fire loss for 1923 in Stearns
county was considerably under that
CT the previous year. The showing
is most gratifying and. according to
Mr.. Kingsley is due in large nleas-
ure to the intensive campaign on fire
prevention education inauglrateI hy
the state department and to which
local and county fire prevention Of
ficials have given every possible aid.
AS result of this campaign of edu-
cation many fire hazards have been
removed and better resisting con-
struction brought about.
The fire loss for the county in
1928 was $72,917. In 1922 it
amounted to $184,553.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-06-19
Over One Hundred Boys
Take Part In Field Day Meet
Sank Centre Carries Bulk of Honors
Over Representatives from Mel
rose and Osakis

Results of the summer training
given the boys of Sank Centre Were
brought out yesterday afternoon in
the Field Day, participated in by Mel
rose, Osakis, and Sank Centre. Many
very good events were held and in
almost every instance the competi.
ton was very keen.
Over a hundred boys and girli
were in attendance and it was by fan
the most eventful day thus far in the
summer program. Many fine things
are being accomplished by the boys
and a splendid spirit and feeling is
being worked into all of their activi-
ties. This Field Day has served as a
medium for bringing together on a
common and equal footing the various
boys of the surrounding communi-
ties. The Commercial Clubs and
community organizations are work
ing together for cooperation, and
the Boy Scouts of Sank Centre spon-
sored this Field Day hoping to as
sist in the general up-building.
There were too many boys in each
contest to mention the names of each
one entering and just those winning
points will be mentioned.
1. Moynihan won the running
broad jump; Kennedy, second; Hines,
third. Record IA feet and 3 inches.
2. James Cliff won first in the
standing broad jump; Campbell of
Melrose, second; Walstronn, third.
Record z feet and 4 1-8 inches.
8. James Cliff won the basket
ball free throw; Sweetman, second !;
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-06-19

methods employed here and on ac-
count of the types of roads built and
maintained through swampy sections
which offer solutions of problems Of
ten encountered in the countries to
the south. Extension of the tour to
Minnesota was regarded by good
roads advocates as a high compli-
ment to the new highway program
here. Thomas H. Macdonald, chief
of the U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
at Washington, and other federal Of
ficials accompanied the distinguished
delegates and they were received by
Commissioner Charles M. Babcock
and other officers of the Minnesota
Highway Department.
During Sunday visit in the Twin
Cities the party was welcomed by
Governor ]. A. o. Preus and other
state and Minneapolis and st. Paul
officials. The highway inspection
tour began early Monday and took
the visitors through Elk River, Aitkin,
Grand Rapids, Hibbing and other
range towns to Duluth. The COM
missioners were shown much of in
terest and were greatly impressed
with Minnesota, it was reported.
The tour of the Pan-American
commissioner was financed through
the United States government and
local entertainment along the route
was arranged by commercial clubs
because of the law preventing the
use of any state trunk highway funds
for such purposes.