Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 36, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 June 1928 — Page 21

JUNE 22, 1928.

PENNSYLVANIA GAME BOARD TO ‘ FOSTER CIRCUS \ [Traveling Zoo Will Exhibit Wild Animals of State. #./ United Press HARRISBURG, Pa., June 22. The Pennsylvania game commission is going into the cixxus business on a small scale—at least it will operate this summer a traveling menagerie, Which will visit the majority of the Important boroughs and cities of the AState. Thus far the menagerie contains no lions or tigers; e ephants or giraffes, but it does boast.of practically all wild animals to be found in Pennsylvania. The most ferocious of the animals are wildcats. There are three of these, together with four bears; four deers; raccoons, foxes, and a multitude of smaller animals, with which the forests of the State abound. Members of the commission say that in their opinion there are few Pennsylvanians who realize what a large and varied supply of wild life abounds in this State—judged the

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greatest industrial commonwealth of the United States. Pennsylvania, it is said is probably the greatest Big Game State east of the Rocky mountain. Practically every type of wild animal known to the United States, with the exception of mountain goats, bison, and mountain lions are to be found. It is the intention of the commission, with its touring menagerie, which is billed under the more dignified terms of an exhibit, to educate Pennsylvanians to the animal resources of their home. Nevertheless, the exhibit is appealing to the youth of the State as only a wild animal circus could appeal.

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