davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-30

MorAvSti zajici do Francis.
Lesn( ufad v Breclave ma jiz-
nj Morave posila kazdorocne
do Francie nekolik set kushs
zivych zajfcI k zuslechteni ta-
mni racy. V techto dnech o.
|deslano k temuz ucelu v bed
mach pet zeleznicnich vagond
slovackych usakl.
Stry6ek z .ceskoslovenska.
"Mor. Noviny" prekladaji 2
pest'skeho denniku "Vlag" tn
to rozmarnou crtu, ukazujici.
|ze va1eni jsou nejen strycko-
We z Ameriky, ale ze v Ma
d'arsku jsou jiz docela dobri
i stryckove z Ceskoslovenska /:
"Strycek bella z Ceskosloven.
ska mas onehdy navstfvil. Ne
videli jsme Sc dobre Sest let,
Eale; stryGek Bella Sc nezm6nil
lkdyz ;se .stal Cechoslovakem!
Je stale edobry Mad'ar - ale
piece ase s MIN stala nejak&
mimof&dna zm9na. gDlouho
Ijsem premyslel, jaka. Zevn9j-
l$ke se!nezmenil; kdyz Sc vBak
lza hovoru proch&zeK po tpoko;
| ii, eruce maje zastrceny do .ka.
pes, vyzafovala z neho jaka.
81 ddstojnost. Mic podobneho
ljsem u neho drive nepozoro.
val. Snad nezmenil sve polite.
ke' smyslenf? Ale ne, ami dost
malo. Strycek Bella je- take
dnes nadsenym kosutovcem
Co tedy?' Go Sc stalo sc stryc,
KEN 'Belou, 'ze toho nemohr
hned pochopiti? Go dodavs
mu takove zvlastni distojno
sti, silly, sebev6domi? ,Konec
ne nalezl jsem klfc k toml
tajemstvi. Strycek Bella chodi
tznovu 'po ;pekoji. Ruce opet \
kapsach. A zaslechl jsem zvl;
tstni 'zvuky. 'Cmkal .drobntm
kovovymi, niklovymi kousky
Ano! Prohl6dl .jsem! StryGel
Bella cinkal "drobnymi". Gin
kal 'drobnymi desetihaleri,, dvs
icetihaleri We meste, ~kde bud1
dnes ci Ultra -uz tisicikoruns
Enejdrobn6jsim penizem, kde s
clov6k must brat sebou pa
pirovych penez cele pytliky
Ichce-liyvGbec n6co, koupit. Strj
lcek Bella cinkal "drobnymi',,
nevsda ami, jak to ma mas pd
'sobi. W skoro ,deset let ne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-30
ST1EDA, 80. sLEDNA 1924.

vidA jsein klov6ka, cmkajici-
'ho ...drobnymi''. sNyni uz vim,
proc pfipad& n&m strycek Be-
Ia tax novtm, sd0stojnym a
vzaedentm tm:' 2 Mahckost, his
torka, 4ert fsknete, nachyl
nj * tonau, tpfisne posuzovat
pomery sdoma. Ale clovek tax
snadno zvyka 1epsimu a zapo
nina, jak sbylo zle. Je proto
dobfe rozhlsdnout Sc po tom,
co nam hide zavideji. Pfi tom
|nejlepe rozpozname, ze byt' j
pomalu, Sc nase pomery stale
lepsi. @ n.
1[rvava rakA''svssd sdiv6im pen
|sieltS. Hor. Dlouha Loucka u
Uncova ma sMorave byla zanro
fena scleny "Krvave ruky". Iii
.meli namireno hlavne ma "a
Imek, kde je pensionat a hospo
|dynska askola. Pred Vanocemi
jeden Glen *"Krvave ruky"
lvniknul do zamku. S lampic-
kou a revolverem v ruce asi
budil hrizu, ale velkou ne, ne
bot hlidaci. pes 81 $ MIN div ne
ltykal a ami nest6kl. "A tax Glen
sdruzeni. a. la'"Ku Klux Klan"
tse 'dostal do /. poschodl a S
heslem "zivot nebo penize" Sc
tvrhl do pokoje chovanek., Vse-
lchny 8 krikem prchly a lupic
konecn6 take. A nasledky to-
no? Ia n9kolik dni ..'dostala
vrchni klasterni' sestra dopis
cd "Krvave ruky', ma nemz
jbyla nakreslena lebka. V dopi
Sc bylo zadano "Velmistrem
|krvave ruky" 200 Kc, jinak
Inebude-li vyhoveno, Dude "a
imek demolovan usporadan
hrozny masakr. Dopis ode
ivzdan cetnictvu a alta! Cetnic
1.-Two schytalo til "holobradky,
'opravdu representaty sdruze-
mi 'tKrvave ruky". Jsou to j.
Theil, j. sEnglisch a v. Kin
|dermann, zahradnicti uci1oNe
IL Hor. Dlouhe Loutky. Byli
Idodani vsichni do vazby k O.
tkresnimu soudu v Uncov6.
! Prov<dSni pozemkovs refor
my ma ,velkostatcich Kladno q
Isnsnou zislkane, usedlosti We
ZloSicich. Ia lcelem provede-
Inf pozemkeve reforrny na vel
lkostatcich shora uvedenych L.
,Istanoven byl pridelovy komi-
sar obvodove dradovny Statnl-
no pozemkoveho lradu v Pra-
re inz. Josef Pistor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-30

Poboxny xid nechtSlev ssoAo-
tn jeti. v patek dne 2s. pro-
since vecer uvizl vlak We sne-
''hovy ychsvAnicfch blize Soprone.
iIObthodnik iKremser, pobozny
I'D, ktery sedel We vlaku, O.
baval Sc, ze by ;izdou We via
'ku " sabotu porusil -sabes. l
|vystoupil q sci do soprone. Pc
q dnech nalezena byla mrtvo-
Ia Kremserova. Cestou no sti-
hla snehova sn1rst' obchod-
mix pfisel 0 zivot.
OhSt' apSdv6&inss snevssty. Va
leeny invalidasR N0ltyn Pre-
rove sezn&uail sse pred nekoli-
ka dny nassamnfm nadrazi Sc
ls'icnou 23ietou AAnickou, .ktera
Sc ihnedsdo sHshc "sifene" "a
milovala. Vse bylo projednano
Ia ,jeste ma na,drazi byl stano-
wen den svatby. Nevesta byla
fvelice nezna, ,azenicha zahrnova
la pozornostipa prosila no, by
Isl dial k nj uschovati veakere
fFsnfxe, = nebU5' by amu je i pry
lnAkdo mohl sukrasti. Invalida
ldal sAniece s47O sKc. nevesta O.
pnstila restautaciga Cd toho O.
kamziku zenich sj nespatril,- -
Foltyn hleda byvalou ,nevestu,
tne >snad, by slavil SIN svatbu,
Inybrz aby pfiSel ~ku -svym pc
neZGm.
z ~RechynS. Lazenske mesto
Bechyne pracuie v druzine i
iobcemi Bezerovicemi, Cernose.
vicemi, Senozaty a Lhotou Q
zfizeni skupinoveho vodovodu
z vodovodniho lzemi III Smol-
Zee, atkoli .vydatnost spodnich
pramenI die provedenych Set
reni poskytovala by dostatek
vody pro celou skupinu vyjme
| novanych obci. Zemedelska ra
ia pro Cechy v Praze, vycha-
! zejic Sc vzacnou ochotou pra-
| nj zhcastnenych 'obci' vstiic, po
Ivefila vodovodni oddeleni cvoji
tecIhnicke 'kancelare vykona.
MIN bezplatna informacni. pred
nasky, hkterou pred cetne shro
mazdenymi za;enrniky predne
81 pan 'inzengr Oldrich Bebl
idne %. prosince 1923 v sale
|Sokolovny.
Z horouci lasky. Pripad jen5
incl byti proje6'nan pred poro-
tou, ale dostal Sc pred senat
Iponevadz slO O tezke zraneni
milovane divky, ale nebylo tu
vrazedneho umyslu. 26lety F.
lSkutan, pffslusny do 'SKreslav.
Ky v'gubernii Vitebske v rep
LotySske, delnik ma tZizkove
incl znamokt s'22letou svadle.
Inou 'Marii Beranovoup. Ryl
ivelmi chndi a nemohli Sc Wi,
III. Proto sc rozhodli spolecns
Ezemfiti. aDne 27 fijna sk0upil
Isl kyselinu soln6u a Sli do po
Iii. Tam vytahl Sultan lahvicku
la a,apils Sc. Befanova SvsAka Cd
militia, nebot' kyselina il nechu'
nala, "a rozIileny Skutan po
'lbodal svou milou nozem ma pr
1sou, bfise anna ruce. We, vino
haadske lnetnOcnici musila bJ
! I'll t6zce@zran6na'op b,
la ctyfikrate obodnuaa. U ,soudl
udaia, ze il chterSkutanlasi pc
Fstrasiti, aaby sil'ho spfse vsala
4cozr Sc IDA ovsem pOdivne. -
tSkutan obvnGn sze zlocinua ta;
keno ublfxeni ma tele.
isDr6bn6sti ne Slsvsnska. Sc
fdmnactilety u. Hermann u
fzombole zastfelil svAho tI3let(
Tho skamarada sKleina ''proto, ~
imu nechtel 'dati cigaretu! -
iNedaleko fNusty S'byl pytlak,
IAastfelen hajny Pavel Mha
nyi. Pytlaci zmizeli beze sto
ipy. w Parkani lapila poll
lcie podezreleho muze, kter.
iudal, lie Sc jmenuje Jan Ne
New Britain herald., 1924-06-20
Miss Williams to Become
 Bride of J. R. Mcknight

Tn" wedding Of Miss Frances Aie- lyme Wiiliame. daughter of Mr and Mrs. Arthur ". Williams Of tG9 Cor hln avenue to Kenneth Andrew Me Knight. son of Mr. and Mrs Joseph R. Mcknight of 22 Darina Place Mill ford. will take place tomorrow after room at i:S0 o'clock at the home Of the brides parents. Rev. Henry w Maier will officiate. Miss Doris Will iiams sister of the bride. will be maid of honor and the bridesmaids will be Miss Charlotte Mcknight, sister of the groom, Miss Amaie Louise Traut Miss Lillian Miller. cousin of the bride, and Miss Lillian slnath, The be st man will he Gordon Goldsmith Of Milford, and the Hshers will be Earl Thorpa, William Knoll, Herbert Will Jams and Milton Platt.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-20
RETURNS FROM URUGUAY
Jame, F. kiniry Home After spend ing Past Year With Meat Packing Firm in south American Country.

James r. khiry Of T Curtis street, arrived homo last night from Iruguay. South America. having been in the employ of Swift X Co, meat packers, at MouteAideo, for the past year.
 on his trip home, Mr. Kiniry visited several countries in south America, including Argentina and Erazil. He came back 10 the United States by way Of the Panama Canal, landing at San Francisco. Mr. kiniry says there are few Americans in MontetIdeo. the majority of English speaking residents being from Eng land. The plant where he was em- ploycd dCNotes its entire production facilities to the needs Of Europe Living is comparatively cheap in Montevideo, he says. A good steak can he obtained in many restaurants Ter as low as eight cents
New Britain herald., 1924-06-20
AMERICAN DECORATED
King Boris Bcstows Honor Upon Dr.
 Mary Wills Patrick

Sofia. Bulgaria. June 20.-Dr. Mary Wills Patrick, retiring president of the American College for Girls in Con- sfautinople, was received by King Boris today and decorated with the order of women, first class, The king thanked her for her long serv- ice to tho women of the Near East from which BuIEarians had protited, adding that her 3t years in the presi- dency of the institution would not be forgotten. The king also decorated Isabelle Frances Dodd with the sec- ond class Of the order. She will re- sHme hor work in the college in the autumn in tho professorship of fine arts and archaeology
New Britain herald., 1924-06-20
LETTER THREATENS TO
 KIDNAP FRANKS SISTER
Chicago Police, However. Believe That II i> the Work of some
 Crank.

Chicago. Jane 2V.--A letter threat ching Josephine Franks. sister of the kidnapped and slain Robert Franks, 10 who's murder Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb confessed, has been rc- c,iyed by Chief Justice Catcr.y Of the criminal court.
 The letter is regarded by Chict Jus tice caverly as the work of d crank I, was signed George Johnson" the name used in tha ransom note sent by Leopold and Lobe. IL is only one Of 100 letters received ny Chief Justice Caverly concerning the Franks case. and was turned over 10 the police with the others.
 Because tho latest letter came so soon after a note threatening to kid nap the son Of Irwin H. Hartman, wealthy furniture dealer. who has sent his two children to Baltimore. the police believe number Of cranks and mj,nhieyous persons are spending their spare time writing such notes.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-20
MRS. MUTER SICK IN BED,
 ASSAULT CASE CONTINUED
Court Grants Continuance to Allow Her to Testify in Chapman
 Street Row.

i The case Of Albin Pahotsky Of 124 Jubilee street, Chester Muter of a3S Chapman street and Dominic Soccoli of 55 Arch street were continued un- til Tuesday for trial, when they came up in police court today. The men are charged with breach Of the peace and assault as a result of a battle they engaged in yesterday morning on i Chapman street.
 Attorney Michael A. Sexton appear ed for Muter and SoccOli and asked for the continuance 10 enable Mrs. Mutcr, who is confined to her bed, to appear in court as a witness Attor ney Henry Nowicki. appearing for Pahotsky. objected to a continuance. saying that he vas ready 10 proceed with the trial as was Prosecutor Jo- seph G. Woods. Judge filling granted the continuance 70 enable Mrs. Muter, a material witness for her son and Soccoi. to testify.
 Morris Lipman of 15l Washington street, charged pith operating mo- tor vehicle without an operators li- ccnsc, pleaded guilty and was fned S5 He was2 arrested at Franklin square Wednesday afternoon hy Pa trolman Fred Wagner.
 Lipman told the court that he had been out riding. but that he had ii- censed operator with him until just before he was arrested. The licensed operator had left the machine above the square, as Lipman thought that he would. he able 10 drive the ma chine 10 a point on Main street whore he was to leave il withoue any frouhie.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-20
Lumpp Is Chief Ranger
 Of Court Charter Oak

Al q quarterly meeting of Court Carter Oak. Torestcrs of America. held in Grotto Hall last night the following officers were elected:
 Chief ranger, William Lump; sub chief ranger. Rudolph Gettung: re- cording secretary. George Rodcn; lec- turer, John Hyland; senior woodward. John schweitzer; junior woodward. John Lemeris: senior beadle. r. Flu mari; junior beadle, Harry Hermann.
 Speeches were made by Deputy Grand Chief Ranger r. V. Burckardt. Mayor A. NJ. Paonessa. Past Grand Chief Ranger Matthew Meskill Finan- cial Secretary F. W. lost of Court Charter Oak, Financial Secretary Jos cph Diemand Of Court Beethoven, Grand Secretary Thomas O'Loughlin of NauEafuck and Grand Chief Ranger John G, Fitzgerald Of Nauga- tuck. A smoker was held.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-20
Judds Take Out S1O0,0O0
 Additional Insurance

MT. and Mrs. Harold l.. Judd of this city have taken out a s10o,0oo life insurance poliey which brings their total insurance 10 beyond the three quarters ot million mark The policy was written a few days ago just prior 10 the departure of the Iulds for Enrnnn.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-20
COST STATE s. i0a.sn

Bridgeport Conn, June a6.--The arrest of Harold F. Israel of Potts vile, Pa. following the murder in this city on February Of Rev. Hu- bert F. Dahme and investigations leading up to tho nolle Of murder charge of States Attorney Homer s. Cummings cost the state s3.io9,52. The court coss of s3.h56.5g have been approved by Judge l.. P. Waldo Marvin. The remaining ss53 covers the expense of the inquest into Father Dahme's death.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-20
MAY FLY ON JULY 1
New American Dirigible Likely to
 Have Maiden Trip On That Date

Friedrichshafen Germany. June 20. The maiden flight of the United States army dirigible ZR-3, construct ed here at the Zeppelin works, may possibly be made July A. it was an- nounced today, It is reported that the work Of perfccting the motors of the giant aircraft is progressing sat- isfactorily.
 The trial flight of the ZR-3 is ex- pected 10 include Berlin. Copenha gen and Stockholm, after which the dir isihle will return here to perfect final arrangements for the voyage which will take her 10 Lakehurst \. ]. The airship itself is complete and. is nov, awaiting only the motor iaer4 llation.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-20
Presbyterians Object to
 Mobilization of Troops

Jacksonville, ILL, June 20. - The Presbyterian synod at its closing ses- sion here yesterday adopted resolu- tions protesting against the method chosen by the. war department for honoring General Pershing on his re- tirement from service Sept. 12, by general mobilization of the military forces of the country. The resolu- tions Voice a vigorous protest from the synod and reques some other less military method of honoring the retiring war commander.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-20
HEAT WAVE BROKEN
Chicago Gets Relief But East and
 south still Sweltcr

Chicago, June a0.-The heat wave, to which were attributed several deaths yesterday in Chicago, cleye- land and Iowa, was broken today in Chicago and the central west. al- though it remains warm east and south.
 A cooling wind from Lake Mlchi- gan with showers brought relief 10 Chicago, where inc temperature rose to a maximum Of 9i yesterday. The heat also has been broken in kan- sas. II remains hot in Oklahoma and Texas.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-20
TO BUILD TWO BLOCKS,

William r. Daily and Margaret F.. Daly sold today through the Camp Real Estate Co., i2i feet of land on Fremont streat south Of tho Daily homestead 10 Joseph Ia Rocco, who will build two siX-family apartment blocks on the sites with five rooms to each tenement. He is building with two partners two other blocks on the same street.
 Herman K. kalmanawftz and Frank Pearl sold today through the Camp Real Estate Go. a three family house at 4sS East street to Brnnsilaw WuhleDsh and Lecksdoja wublew- ski
New Britain herald., 1924-06-20
CIVIL ACTIONS BROTGHT

Mrs, ]. P. McGuire has been named defendant in an action brought by the City Coal and Wood company which seeks 10 recover S250 alleged 10 be due tho company. The action is through the office Of Atty. Mortimer II. Camp.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-20
DAVIS WILLING ID
 TAKE NOMINATION
Not a Candidate But Would Not Decline
By The Associated Press.

By The Associated Press.
 Chicago, June ep.-John W Davis. of West Virginia former Ambassador to the Court of st. James's. IS not d canL .a for the democratic presi- dential nomination but is willing 10 answer the call Of the party to serve as its standard bearer, he has written friends here.
 ''I have taken in good faith" Mr. Davis said, the position that l am not a candidate for the nomination and that any decision to the contrary must come from the party and mol myself"
 The letter vss made pubic today after luncheon Of a number Of the friends Of Mir. Davis, who have been active here recently in organizing the John ". Dayis-for-Pres club. The letter was addressed to Robert |. Burch, secretary Of the club, who had written the former ambassador for definition of his attitude toward the activity of his friends.
 Says Brennan is For Da,i>.
 The meeting adopted resolutions on posing abolition Of the two-thirds rule ht the national convention and indors- Ing Mir Davis.
 Mr. Burch said after the meeting that he had been in touch with demo- cratic leaders in various states the last three weeks.
 We have found much DaVis senti- ment," he said. We are confident that after the first round of favor ite son halloting. Mir. Davis will come forward as a strong candidate, We have canvassed the entire Illinois dele gation and are sure a majority will turn to Mir, Davis when he IS recog- nized ss bona fide candidate for the nomination. Mir. Brennan George r., Brennan, Illinois democratic chief tainl is strong for Mir. Davis and no doubt will turn to him after tho first few Smith ballots"
New Britain herald., 1924-06-20
City Advertisement
EXTENSION OF WILLOW STREET

Notice is hereby given that a hear ing will be held before the Board Of Public Works, City Of New Britain, in Room 202, City Hall at 6:30 D. m. tstandard time) Tuesday evening, June 2ith, 1924, on the proposed talk ing of land for highway purposes, so feet in width, from West St. 10 La Sale St., tho same 10 be known as Willow street and establishing Street, Grade and Building Lines thereon.
 All persons intcrestN are requested to he present at said hearing 1T they sec cause, and be heard in relation to tho above
 BOARD OTf PUBLIC WORKS
 Geo. II. Johnson, Clerk.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-20
GOOD AMERIrAN ENTRIES.

London, June a0,--The chances of the American team carrying off q flow blue rihhons in the international horse show which opens today in the olym- pla have been improved by inc excel lent showing nf horses during the pre- hmInary practice NosierdaY.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-20
BRITISH COIRT OFFICER DIES.

London, June eo.-Right Hon, Sir Dighton Prohyn, keeper Of the Priyy Purse and extra equerry 10 King Ed ward from 1901 to 1910 and since then comptroller 10 Queen Mother Alexandra, died today.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-20
NOTICE

The Barber shops listed below will bc open from s a. m. to s D. m.:
 Model Barber shop. Victory Barber shop. Hcrald Barber shop Jim Bas- sos Barber shop, Arcade Barber shop.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-20

GOOD USED CARS st the Maxwell and Chr. sisr used csr department. ips7 Chevrolet touring. 1Hg1 Nelis touring Sy@5. 1psI HadEa touring iaI1 sfu5eha k1r touring. I2ss leo speed wagon.
 mccAtIrT 4 BENNETT.
 g HIGH STREET.
 PHONE ss57.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-20

HUDSON AND ESSEN USED CAR nEPT.- We need floor space and Vla sell the following ears at sacrifice and on easy terms. ia5i Ese1 caach dfmsnstrslor. lsza Ford touring ta22 Buick roadster. 1921 Hupmnbie. 1a21 Hsynrs touring. 1920 Hgdsou touring. 1920 Studehaker big sin touring. i9-t Wash sport touring. HoSEYMAS AUTO SALES co.
 PHONE s10a.
 OPEN EVENINGS
New Britain herald., 1924-06-20

cHENRhLEr USED CAR DEPT laeo Chevrolet touring, good condition, new paint, si5o. l?2l Chevrolet touring. sood condition, new paint. s2as. 1929 Chevrolet touring good ropdffinn new paint, saf5. 1e22 Chevrolet roadster good lendl- tion, new paint, sea5. 1921 Dodge roadster sood condition, new paint, ss5o. l927 Ford roadster, looks ilks nsw ln fine condition.
 SUPERIOR AUTO co. IFS ARCH ST. TEL sii.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-20

CHEvEoLETs--
 AT 10 PER CCNT DISCOUNT. YOU ARE Nor BEING MIsLEn BY PuR. CHASING A la?4 CHEVROLET CAR FROM THE NEW BRITAIN MOTOR SALES CORP. AT 10eo DISCOUNT. THERE ARE ONLY A VERY FEW LEFT SO MOVE FAST IF YOU WANT TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS oF- FER. WE ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEE THESE CARS To BE OF THE LATEST TYPE AND THEY CAN RE SEEN AT NO. MAIN STREET. WE ALSO HAVE STOCK or PARTS AT atr OFF LIST PRICE.
 NEW BRITAIN MOTOR SALES CORP,
 MAIN STREET,
 NEW BRITAIN.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-20

FuRps-
 ALL MODELS
 ALL PRICES TERMS ARRANGED PRICES RIGHT ELMER AUTOMOBILE co. ss MAIs STREET. NEW BRITAIN
New Britain herald., 1924-06-20
AUTOMOTIVE
Autos and Trucks For Sale

DURANT COUPES-We have that have never been driven even in demonstra- ton. They can be bought at big say- ing. Trades and terms considered. (. A. Beuce. 5I Main ST. Phone aai5.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-20

ED. kENNEDYS-alto exchange. full line of used cars and parts. .6 Willow street. Phone s0e3.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-20
Burial Vaults, Monuments

FUR PIECE-tound Saturday. Owner can have same by calling lO9S-2 after 500 o'clock.
 PAIR OF GLASSES-lost, tortoise shell, Main St., Monday night. Reward if re- turned to s5S Main St. Tel. S0l-3.
, 1924-04-30
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
STATE OF WYOMING
ARBOR DAY PROCLAMATION

Trees, flowers shrubs and vines make more beautiful the home, the
school, the city and the country. Regardless o how expensive the struc-
ture, the home atmosphere is absent where there are n o trees. A treeess
charm is lacking.
Nature has been generous with Wyoming. With a lavish hand it
has filled great state with marvellous beauty. We enhance this
beauty by planting trees.
Trees are OF only beautiful, but ire of great economic value. They
re disappearing about four times a rapidly as young forests ire grow
ing, and, of course increase in values Is our population increases md our
re diminished. Our mountain forests are among the great natural
resources of Wyoming. They Ire being destroyed to a alarming extent
by forest fires caused by negligence. Every effort should be made to
stop this waste.
Therefore l. William B. Ross, Governor of the State of wyoming.
in pursuance of the lay and by virtue of the authority in me vested,
do hereby designate n d proclaim
Monday, the Fifth Day of May, 1924,
ARBOR DAY
and ask that the people of Wyoming turn aside from their customary
work on this day OF the planting of trees, flowers and shrubbery. and
that they hold such fitting ceremonies as shall promote interest in its
observance.
Seal of the State of Wyoming to be affixed.
Done at the office of the Executive this twenty-second day of April
A. D. 1924.
WILLIAM B.. ROSS,
BY the Governor, F. E. Lucas, Governor
Secretary Of State.
, 1924-04-30
NEBRASK MAN KILLED

Charles West, So, said to be of
Bridgeport, Nebraska, was shot and
killed when a crap game was raided
at Lavoye, a town as miles west
OF Casper, Thursday morning. John
Newell, proprietor of a rooming
house at Lavoye, who had been de-
putized to assist Deputy Sheriff C.
G. Vance, is said to have been re-
sponsible for the shooting. When
the raid took place Newell made an
attempt to cover the five men en-
gagged in the game and his thumb
slipped on his revolver, he says.
West had raised his hands to sur
render when the shooting took place.
, 1924-04-30
STATE CLOSES
MOOSE SEASON
NO SPECIAL PERMITS ISSUED TO
HUNTERS THIS YEAR BY
GAME DEPARTMENT

No bull moose hunting permits
will be issued by the Fish and Game
department of Wyoming this year,
it was announced at the office of
the department Thursday. The rea-
sol for this is because the state has
adopted a program of game pre-
servation with the ideia of bringing
the moose herds back to the
strength of numbers of several years
ago.
1t was noticed that the moose
herds had materially increased dur
ing the winter and practically no
losses had occurred from the wea-
Their. With hat knowledge at hand,
the game and fish board at its
meeting Wednesday decided to put
up the bars and not allow slaughter
of any more of these heretofore fast
disappearing animals. By this, the
herds can be increased in number
and later on, when the herds be-
come too large, then the hunting
permits may be issued.
The penalty for the violation of
the law forbidding the shooting of