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Show -? J f: ' rfatfif fiMUMMraiafiMigiaili mhm American cruiser Pensacola immediately after 1 dMtfuMai Us launching at Brooklyn navy yard. 2 being serenaded by the American Indian hand on the steps of the Capitol In Washington. Ilutchlns, thirty years old, elected president of the I Diversity of Chicago. future, holding that the next move that line Is up to the League of Nutions, and that such a conference would he futile until there hud been nn agreement In advance on a formula quite apart from that of tonnage upon wlilih the chief naval powers were unable to agree In 1127. NEWS REVIEW OF In CURRENT EVENTS Vice President 8 Dr. Itobert Fascist party, told the deputies that due to a drastic reform In tne new chamber several changes In the rules and regulations governing Its procedure had been decided upon by the grand council. The old rules, based on a chamber which hud a majority and minority, were useless now, lie explained, for the whole chamber was Fascist. Sicily is now believed to be freed from the grip of the Mafia, for the trial of members of that maleficent society which has been going on for nine months, has ended tn the conviction of of the 101 defendants and the Imposition of sentences running as high as 23 years imprisonment. The Jury was out for seven days. Italy has Mussolini to thank for this, as for innumerable other things. Qrrwmz&jrougj? grootws By ELMO SCOTT memorial WATSON groves ever planted America; the first public planting trees tn honor of the memory In of of LTHOUGII the date for the observance of Arbor day authors, statesmen, soldiers, pioneers Mexican Revolution Col- T IYKLY varies In different states of and other distinguished citizens. debates marked the consld- lie might also have added that this t the Union, most of the I was the beginning of the part played eratlon of farm relief legislation lapses, Leaders Taking celebrations are held durIn the senate and various amendments school children In the Arbor day by of months United in the States. April ing Refuge to the McXary bill were Introduced and May. It Is therefore celebration which has become such nnd discussed. a marked feature of the celebrations of Senators Watson By EDWARD W. PICKARD appropriate to recall at this since Indiana and Robinson of Arkansas, that time. we man to whom time the latest revolutionary MEXICOS and minority respectively majority Another holiresult of this Cincinnati are for Indebted this has finally collapsed accused each other of Inconday and his service to the nation in celebration was that It led directly after many premature announcements leaders, In their stand on the equalizataking this step to conserve one of to the formation of the American to that effect By the end of the week sistency tion fee and the debenture plan and the great natural resources of this Forestry association of which George the only rebel bands In arms were the kept the senate chamber In a turE. Loring of Salem, Mass., was first o country. troops of General Cnrnveo neur moil for hours. An amendment to the president and with which, Incidentalwas The "Father J. of Arbor Day pass and some hands of guerrillas debenture provision of the MeNary Morton who at a meeting of ly, Morton was closely associated for Sterling end "crlsteros." An offer of amnesty measure offered by Senator Norris ot In 1S83 the American been sent to Caraveo and his men. PRINCE HENRY of Great Britain, the state hoard of agriculture tn Ne- many years. was accepted. deNehraskn Js It son (as the American congress to went on of Forestry braska King George, January 4, 1872, Introduced sday the rebels surrendered Nosigned to prevent overproduction by Japan last week for the purpose of a resolution was then known) association Forestry 10 aside for out where held had April setting long gales, they debenture rates as producB. G. Northreducing St. Minn. met in on Paul, of Garter the Order the Nebraska had conferring always egalnst the federal attacks. Their tion Increases. Among other amendthe emperor of that country. He was been known as a treeless state but rop of Connecticut introduced a resleaders already had fled across the ments Introduced were: By McNarv, in that year, as a result of Mortons olution recommending the observance greeted at Toklo with a most extraorborder and the soldiers agreed to quit fruit and vegetables from dinary welcome. exempting Emperor Hlrohlto suggestion, more than a million trees of Arbor day In all the schools of after government officials had guar- the operation of the bill ; by Cupper, himself meeting him at the railway were planted. The custom was con- the country. A committee was apanteed them safety, food, clothing and the loan fund available to comaking station and accompanying him to the tinued during the following years nnd pointed to press the matter with Mr. shelter. Meanwhile General Almnznn operative purt basing associations of Kasumlgasekl palace through gnyly Northrop as chairman. In 18S4 he In 1875 Kansas and Tennessee fola his forces federal for disposed great farmers and permitting loans to cofollowof decked full were apstreets that of the lowed Nebraska by secured the adoption of the example attack on the rebel positions blockoperatives for the purpose of retiring plauding citizens. At the palace the setting aside one day In the year as ing resolution at the annual meeting ing his way to Agua Prleta, the lust existing obligations on marketing faell Arbor or prince was greeted by the empires day. In 1870 of the National Education associaImportant stronghold of the revoluby Blaine, to provide that Inltles; tion. hostess. Princess Chlchibu, acting for Minnesota, alarmed by the destructionists along the northern border. stead of a flat rate of 4 per cent, the the empress, w ho expects to become a tion of her white Resolved, That In view of the valuIn a forests, conference held began the Interest rate on loans to be pine However, the six equal to mother for the third time. to observe Arbor day, North Dakota able results of Arbor day In been American customs house at Dougobstates where such a day has the lowest rate on government obligain 1882 and In Missouri the served, alike upon the began school las, Arlz., resulted In arrangements and the tions Issued since 1017. like those at Nogales, and Agua traditional day for Idea was taken up in 18S0: home, this association recommends the Horace Iaul Bestor of St. Louis MAY day, the demonstrations, Ohio first celebrated Arbor day on general observance of Arbor day for was Frleta was surrendered without a was schools In all our states. nominated by President Hoover April 27, 1882, at Cincinnati, as a refight, the 1.500 rebel troops transferespecially lively In Berlin. The Reds Since then the observance of Arbor as a member of the federal farm loan sult of a visit to that city of Baron and the municipal authorities both ring their allegiance under guarantees. has spread beyond the United to succeed Eugene Meyer, reboard day were organized as for warfare and Richard Von Steuben, the royal chief Francisco Ellas was appointed proStates. In 1887 the first Friday in Mr. Bestor has been president signed. beforester of the then German empire. visional governor of the state of consequentlv the numerous clashes was set aside In the province of the Federal Land bank of St. Louis Of that occasion an Ohio historian May tween the demonstrators and the po6onora, which had now been nearly since 1922 and of the Federal Interof Ontario for tree planting. Spain : All writes lice were bloody and desperate. all brought under federal domination. the plan officially in 180G. mediate Credit bank of SL Louis since Von Steuben, a descendant of the adopted day and far Into the night the rioting Whereabouts of General Escobar, 1023. It up in 1905, and It is took Hawaii The Reds barricaded famous General Von Steuben who had now continued. military chief of the revolution, were observed In all the dependencies so General aided conspicWashington streets and fought from the housetops unknown, but It was believed he and uously in the Revolutionary war, had of the United States and in Great GENERAL MITCI1- - and the police used their rifles, maA TTORNEY come to America In 1881 with other Gens. Roberto Crus and Manrlque Britain, Canada, Australia, the Engfor increased ells cars campaign chine guns and armored freely. Von Steubens to unite In the centenwere In the United Stntes. Rebel In the prosecuting attorneys nial celebration of the surrender at lish West Indies, South Africa, New Hose wagons, designed to drench leaders known to have come across efficiency Zealand, Norway, Russia, Japan and Yorktown. offices and his survey of conditions realso cold of torrents mobs with water, the border Included Gen. Ricardo Baron Von Steubens work In forChina. week In the summary dissulted last were employed effectively. Probably estry In Germany had gained him a Gen. Fausto Topete, Jesus Llzar-ragIn 1885 the Nebraska legislature, missal from office of William A. In killed were the and worldwide a he when score of reputation, persons Gen. Ramon Iturhe, Deputy to further honor the man was wishing It of New York, United States atvisited Cincinnati but natural battles and the wounded numbered AJredo Romo, and Tonms Balderrama, that advocates of forest conservation who had originated the idea of Arbor for the eastern New York distorney hundreds. many in the Middle West should seek him duy, mayor of Nogales. passed an act changing the date trict. Pegroot had repeatedly refused the police completely out for advice. In Paris Capt. R. 11. Polk and Patrick Murobservance to April 22, Moof its to resign. William A. Gober, federal For "'Plant trees, he told them. the Reds, arresting more phy, American aviators flying for the attorney for the southern district of squelched rtons birthday, and making it a legal ancut tree down, you every plant all strikes than 4,000 and preventing rebel srmy, voluntarily crossed the Inother, or two, if possible. holiday in that state. Morton was Florida, and John Cook, for the southexcept thi of the taxicab drivers A committee was appointed to creternational border Into the United ern district of born at Adams, Jefferson county, N. had There wns rioting In several other EuMississippi, already ate public interest tn the subject of Y in 1S32. lie received his Btates and surrendered to Collector of early resigned. and Its work culminatropean cl ties, but In Vienna and In tree planting, Customs Fred E. Edwards. They ed in a three-day- s in Music education at the Methodist Episcopal meeting the peacefully. day passed England were arrested by Department of Jushall, beginning April 25, 1882. The academy at Albion, Mich., to which CHARLES EVANS HUGHES sailed Moscows demonstration naturally wns schools were dismissed on the last two state his parents had moved. In 1850 tice officials and charged with violaYork for The Hague to Immense nnd Impressive. The Soviet days to enable the pupils and teachtion of the neutrality act. take up his duties as a member of army was out In force, leading a treers to take part In a celebration of he was a student at the University He graduated from tree planting in the public parks. The of Michigan. In the World court which Is to convene mendous parade of civilians. Reds at present In the on May 13. He will sit on the bench Mexico City congregated in front of governor of Ohio had designated April Union college In 1854, and the foldoing NOTHING reduction of 27 as Arbor day. Extensive preparayear settled in treeless Neeither land of that permanent court of Internathe American consulate general carrytions had been made for its observance lowing first at Bellevue, and later at braska, or naval armaments. Such Is the adtional Justice not as a representative In Eden United the banners park. attacking ing where he founded and Nebraska City, In holiday attire was Cincinnati mission of Nicholas Polltls of Greece, of the United States but as a Judge diswere speedily States, but they The soldiery and organized companies edited the Nebraska City News, the chairman of the preparatory dlsurma elected by the League of Nations ; for persed by the police. of citizens formed an immense profirst newspaper to be established' In ment commission In session at Geneva. the United States Is not yet a memIn workmen the Demonstrations of cession and marched to the park. that state. alHe said the commission would adjourn ber of the court. of school children were United Stntes were In all instances Thousands In 1850 and 1857 he was elected to massed there when the marchIn a few days but would he recon ready By a vote of 20 to 19 the house of quite orderly. ers arrived the territorial legislature, and In 1858 vened before the session of the League lords of Great Britain rejected Lord "At the firing of a signal gun, was appointed secretary of the terriof Nations assembly which has been Cecils motion Inviting the house to J. RASKOB, chairman of the writes Henry Howe, the historian. JOHN tory by President James Buchanan. A number of et for September. 'Pioneers Presidents Grove, reGrove,' national committee, express the opinion that the time had Memorial Citizens' Grove, Battle Upon the resignation of Gov. W. A. come when Britain should sign the declarations, be said, would be made fuses to resign as urged by certain Grove, and 'Authors' Grove were Richardson, a few months later, he concerning naval disarmament but optional clause of the World court prominent Democrats of the South, and dedicated with loving became acting governor and local there would be no discussion. General statute. By this clause states rec- but he and his fellow leaders have planted bands and appropriate ceremonies. representative of the administration "Addresses were made by tatements were made by the big naval ognize the compulsory jurisdiction of created a new executive committee In the bitter struggle in the territory. Doctor Cassius Noyes, Loring. In to answer Gibsons the court Hugh powers which Is to establish permanent nnd M. Clay of Kentucky, Durbin Ward In 1SGG he was the Democratic candion behalf of the United proposals adequate headquarters in Washington and others. No sight more beautiful, date for governor, but was defeated. States withdrawing objections to naval a C DITORIAL discourtesy" on the and devote Its efforts to the rehabilitano ceremonies more touching, had ever From that time until 1SS1, when he been witnessed in Cincinnati. An imlimitation by categories and to the purt of the Washington Fost led tion of the party throughout the coun was again a candidate for governor, lesson in forestry had indeed portant exclusion of trained reserves In conof of committee this chairman State Sttmson to send a try. For Secretary been brought home to the hearts of he took no active part In polities. armament land reductions. letter of apology and regret to Prince ttiey selected Jouett Shouse of Kan sidering the people. In 1893 he entered the cabinet of In 1883 the Ohio State Forestry asEarlier In the week the commission de ambassador from Belgium. sas City, former member of congress, Grover Cleveland as secrePresident same was The sociation organized. Mr. Gibsons that The newspaper, publishing reports suggestion rejected assistant secretary of the treasury Ohio the of by legislature, joint year agriculture, tary remaining in ofreduction be substituted for limthat the recall of the ambassador was during the Wilson administration, sup resolution, fixed the fourth Friday in fice until 1897. In G. two itation and the Chinese amendment Imminent said It wus understood that McAdoo as William Arbor day. porter of April Ily 1895 the Nebraska legislature that the groves Howe declares he "has not been seen frequently proposing the abolition of conscripcampaigns and known as a dry. He was able to proclaim, to Nebraskas were in Hist the Cincinnati Litvinov for Soviet Maxim planted tion. was a Smith worker, however, In last enough concluding statesmanlike negocallan offered amendment hud for Ids government" and that tiations Russia summer's enmpaign. that it takes anywhere from G to ing for the alteration of the phrase he was regarded by some of the lendShouse's tnsk. It was explained, will Fire Hazard of Matches and 14 seconds to light a cigarette, u In article A In the chapter on mill ers of Ills government rs what might be to represent the national commit the ac cigar or a pipe. It is In this burning tee In efforts to tury effectives from "high contracting he termed In America "high hat. tl ttles of Democrats In both houses parties agree to limit tike effectives In Anyone who has an opportunity of remnant that the menace lies ; and aervk-eto agree to reduce apprer state organizations, and Democratic COMPLETELY dominated hy a birdsoye view of a big crowd at that it is a menace is proved by the fires attributed each year to women s groups. In order to build a Mussolini ciably the effectives in service." After who incidentally night will notice that there is not a many warm debate Litvinov agreed to change now holds eight of the thirteen portstrong, country wide Democratic or second hut w hat it is not possible to matches tossed aside carelessly Exreduce appreciably" to limit and refolios In his cnbinet the Italian gunlzatlon that will be a virile, golm. locate a burning match at some point change. duce," but most of the other delegates Fascist council of 400 and the senate Institution. in the gathering. It has heeti figured would not yield nnd the Soviet amend-men- t held their opening sessions and orIn Washington It Is believed Mi out that each minute, 50',0Xt matches Daily Thought went by the board. Do not he troubled because you ganized by electing Giovanni Giurintl, Raskoh nnd his associates think tin are consumed In the United States, In Washington It was stated the minister of public works, as president Democrats can win the Presidential have not great virtues. God made a and every one of them Is a fire hazard administration has no intention of of the corporation chamber and Lulgt enmpaign of 1032 with A1 Smith ns It has boon determined that the avermillion spears of grass whore He made Federzonl president of the senate. their candidate and prohibition as the age mutch burns about 30 seconds, one tree. The earth is fringed and seeking to bring about another naval Augusto Turatl, secretary of the main issue. disarmament conference lu the near Pul-felt- Ari f tree-plantin- Tree-Plantin- g To-pet- a, De-gro- " Fre-mlr- I sister states that henceforth she was known as the "Tree-Plante- r State because this commonwealth, which had once been so markedly destitute of this form of verdure, now had more than 700,000 acres planted in trees. The celebration fcf Arbor day in 1922 hnd special significance since it was the fiftieth anniversary of tho founding of Arbor day and at that time Charles Lathrop Fae, president of the American Tree association, announced his plat tor celeof AlAor day, centennial the brating In 1972. His Idea Is summed up In "Plant a centennial these words. tree and register It with the American Tree association so that your name will he on the honor roll of and good citizens fifty years from now. Since then the association has urged this idea upon Americans so that thousands of trees will he planted and marked by 1972 and the centennial celebration of that year may be made the greateit ever held in this country. The dates on which Arbor fray Is observed In the various states tWd In the possessions are: Alabama February 22. Arizona In five northern counties, Friday following the first day of April. Elsewhere, Friday following; the first day of February. Arkansas First Saturday In March. California March 7. Colorado Third Friday In April. The governor Issues a proclamation each year. In early May, by procConnecticut lamation of the governor. In April by proclamation Delaware to be tree-plante- of the governor. Florida First Friday in February. Georgia First Friday in December. Hawaii First Friday In November. Idaho Various dates In April 'selected by county superintendents. Illinois Proclamation of the governor . Indiana Third Friday In April each year. Iowa Proclamation of the governor. Kansas Option of the governor. Kentucky In the fall by proclamation of the governor. No definite date. Louisiana Second Friday In January. by resolution of state board of education. Maine Option of the governor. Maryland Second Friday In April. New Jersey By law, second Friday In April. New Mexico Second Friday In March. Proclamation of the governor. New York Friday following first ot May. North Carolina ber X. North Dakota nor. Ohio Friday after Novem- Option of the gover- Proclamation of the governor. About the middle of April. Oklahoma Friday the following second Monday In March. Oregon Second Friday In April. Pennsylvania Proclamation governor. of the Porto Rico Last Friday In November. Rhode Island Second Trlday In May. South Carolina Third Friday In November. South Dakota No law, but generally observed In April. Tennessee Appointed by county superintendents, in November. Texas February 22. Utah April 15, by statute. Vermont Option of the governor. Usually first Friday In May. Virginia Proclamation of the gov- ernor. In the spring. West Virginia Usually observed on the second Friday In April. Wisconsin Proclamation of the governor. Usually the first Friday in May. Washington Proclamation of the Usually the flnft Friday In Wyoming Proclamation of the governor. Usually the first Friday in May. governor. May. carpeted not with forests but with grasses. Only have enough of little virtues and common fidelities nnd you need not mourn because you are neither a hero nor a saint. Henry Ward Beecher Juzt a Moment Doctor Samp lnhdon me fo jes a second, brother Lee. Oh, Is got to hah the drill. I.oe Fo law sake Anophelious can t Ah get mah tooti filled tbout havin a rehusnl? V |