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The Washington times., 1925-11-19
''ToreadOr Is Coming !"

Dear Mr.. Phillips: Thanksgiv-
ing is impending, as you might
put it, and the members of the
Spanish Village Night Club lover
the Madrillon) are thanking what
ever gods may be, as Mr.. Henley
puts it, for their foresight in
getting membership cards.
II there's anybody in the Fol
lies who doesn't know the VIII
lage by this time, we would like
to meet him, because all this
week Mr.. Ziegfeld's talented hired
nelp nave been entertained and
entertaining, and Mine Host
Peter Borras has been breaking
out in Spanish speeches every
now and occasionally.
Frank Tillman and his Spanish
Village Four are going on the
air via WRC Saturday at mid
night, and Mr.. Borras lis talking
about delivering another or his
justly celebrated speeches, be.
tween numbers. Regards from
co-Host harrington. Yours,
- - AH1JiS.f "
The Washington times., 1925-11-19
JOHN W. SLUMP
FLOORED BY
UNIVERSAL

Production at Universal City In
Los Angeles for the next few
months has been mapped out, fol-
lowing the arrival there of Carl
Laemmle.
SHend Gade will start produc-
ton this week on Wives For
Rent" co-starring Virginia Valli
and Pat O.MalIey. On finishing
this picture Gade will at once start
THE Rosary" Harry Pollard viii
go into production any day on
Poker Faces" in which Edward
Everett Horton win play the lead.
Following that, Pollard will make
Uncle Toms Cabin.
William A. Setter, who just COM
pleted "Skinner,s Dpess Suit, ]" star
ring Reginald Denny, has been as
signed Doubling for Laura" star
ring Laura LaPlante Following
this he will direct Rolling Home.
starring Reginald Denny. Edward
Sedgwick. who has just completed
'aThe Indians Are Coming, will do
s'The Trail of the Tiger" and win
follow this with 1.-THE Big Gun.
Edward Laernmle, whose latest
fs 'sTshe StiIl Alarm" has been
assigned Rocky Mountain TX.
press ia railroad story. King
Baggof viii make. Perch of the
Devil. = zertF5lde Atherton's novel,
This win star Louise Dresser.
Baggot viii follow this with Bills
ter Jones'.
Upon completing Combat"
House Peters current production.
Lynn Reynolds win start The
Cow Jerry" starring Hoot Gibson.
Upon completing sThe Cow der
rvs, Reynolds will follow with
sSThe Quest OF JOAN" This win
star House Peters.
Hoot Gibson will next make
'Chip Of the Flying o.. directed
nv Arthur R0sson
The Washington times., 1925-11-19
Clue to Balboni's
Whereabouts
at Last
BaIboni! Thats Sd.

BaIboni! That's all.
s. He Is First Nationals new
director, and the subject Of no
little discussion in Hollywood.
Once cameraman, production
authority and adviser to Euro
pean motion picture magnates
and producers, BaIbOni has.
perchance one Of the most col
0rful of backgrounds boosted
by anyone engaged in the d.
rectiOn of stories for the
screen.
BalbOni has been assigned
the InegaphOne for ssTIe Far
Cry" stage play by Arthur
Richman, WIlich'Il have Blanche
Sweet and Jack MuIhaI in the
important r0Ees.
The Washington times., 1925-11-19
ASTOR, ENVIED
OF ALL FLAPPERS

: Mary has had one experience
of film Iove-making Ia EspagnOl
this year, for she played with
Douglas Fairbanks in Don O."
They do say, however that The
Fairbanks and Barrymore styles
are-Well,. quite different. Barry
more can probably be relied upon
to keep Mary from becoming
blaze.
incidentally, it was Beau
Brummel" which won for her the
role of Adriana in Don Juan"
Barrymore remembered her ex-
ceilent work, and suggested her
for the part.
It takes two to make a bar
gain, and also to make a love
stene. Wise business men and ac-
tors keep track OF successful par.
ties of the second part. Barry
more is q wise actor, therefore he
remembered Mary. Or, If you like
put it the other way too.
The Washington times., 1925-11-19
AMBASSADOR
Corinne Griffith

Corinne Griffith In classified"
and Lloyd Hamilton in Movies"
will form the first bin for next
week (Sunday, Monday and Tues
day. at the Ambassador. Follow
ing bills viii include, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, Harold
Lloyd IN THE Freshman" a news
reel and Pathe Review and Sat
urday, RinsTin-Tin In Tracked in
the Snow Country, with Aesop
Fable. Spotlight and chapter play
added.
The Washington times., 1925-11-19
CENTRAL
American Pluck

For the first two days of next
week at the Central George Walsh
will star in American Pluck, :"
with Al st. John in Fair Warn
ing" for the comedy. Succeeding
bills include. Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Ramon Novarro In 1.-THE
4idshipman" and Dog Daze," a
comedy: THANKSGIVING Day and
Friday, Norma Talmadge in
"Graustark," a Lyman Howe
Hodge-Podge and Shoes" a com,
edy; and Saturday. 1.-The King on
Main Street." plus Sennett's "Tea
for Two"
The Washington times., 1925-11-19
TTVOLI
Harold Lloyd

Harold Lloyd IN The Fresh
man. wiz be the feature for the,
first bin of next week at the
TivoIi, with a Pathe review added.
Next. on wednesday. will come
''Seven Days" featuring Irene
Rich and Creighton Hale. and
Billie DooIey in The Misfit Sailor.
Thanksgiving Day and Friday,
Rin-Tin-Tin wilf star in Tracked
in the Snow Country with an
Aesop Fable and Topics added.
For Saturday. Larry SeTnon in The
Wizard Of o." a comedy and a
serial. win make ND the bin.
The Washington times., 1925-11-19

program
The Washington times., 1925-11-19
.'MERRY WIDOW" STAYS;
THREE NEW FILMS
COME IN
RIALTO !.
sporting Life

Bert I1ytell, in sporting Life.
is the Ratios star next week,
screen play based on the famous
Drury Lane stage success. It is
directed by Maurice Tourneur. and
reveals real sporting environment
horse races. boxing bouts and
the like. Marian Nixon and many
other favorites are in the support
ing cast. Mr.. Lytell is said to
have one Of the happiest roles in
his distinguished career.
The Washington times., 1925-11-19
METROPOLITAN
Corinne Griffith

Corinne Griffith in "Classified''
viii be the photoplay feature at
the Metropolitan next week, a
First National production based
on the famous story by Edn;t
Ferber of a girl who yearned for
Injuries and wealth but decided,
when she might have had them.
that she could do without them.
Lloyd Hamilton in Movies" has
one OF his best comedies, and an
organ piano feature win be ar
added hit. The Metropolitan
World Survey win be all new.
The Washington times., 1925-11-19
COLUMBIA
'oThe Merry Widow"

Erich Won Stroheim's famous
production, 1.-The Merry Widow"
is achieving an amazing success at
the Columbia this week, with j ohm
Gilbert and Mae Murray co-stafred.
1t is attracting capacity au-
diences. Following its engage
ment Rudolph Valentino will be
the screen star in his latest pro-
duction. 1.-The Eagle said to be
one OF the best pictures yet.
The Washington times., 1925-11-19
Vital Statistics
on HoDywood's
K-Yi Kennel

What kind Of dogs are own.
ed by the motion picture stars?
According to a census taken
in the Paramount Hollywood
studio recently, it was found
that nc two players possessed
the same breed Of dog. Fol-
lowing is a partial list of the
actors and the animals they
own:
AdOIphe MenjOu, Sealyham
terrier; William Collier, jr.,
German police dog: POla Ne
gri, POmeranian; Ernest Tor
renee, Aberdeen terrier; Lois
Wilson, Scotch collie; Flor
ence VidOr, wire-haired ter
rier; Percy MarmOnt, Afrdale;
Jack Holt, maStiff.
The Washington times., 1925-11-19
PALACE
seThe Tower of Lies

Lon CLANCY. Norma Shearer and
Victor Seastrom are said to have
accomplished wonders IN The
Tower OF Lies" next weeks at
traction at the Palace, in which
the two first named are stars and
the last the director. An 'Our
Gang comedy. news pictures.
Topics or the Day. and orchestral
contributions will round out the
program.
The Washington times., 1925-11-19

Maybe they don't envy Mary
Aston, out in Hollywood. John
Barrymore is going to make love
to her againi
He wooed her in the silks and
Gatins of Beau Brummel." Now
as dashing Spanish caballero
he viii court her once more in
"Don Juan"
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-05-20
ANGLERS given
DOPE ONFISHING

CONTINUED from page One)
Der / and ends January Is, Of the
following year.
Closed season from April Is to
June 80 in Crystal lake, Hidden OF
Diamond lake, Clear lake, Rock lake,
Hub lake, Square lake. Gold lake
Eagle lake, Cliff lake and Hazel lake
all in Mineral county.
Closed Streams
Big creek (near Somers) closed
for three years, beginning March 10
1924.
Headwaters of Olsen creek closed
to al fishing.
Half Breed creek in north end q
Powell county closed to fishing for 8
period of two years, beginning Apr
-, 1925.
Lewis and Clark County
CLOSED to fishing for three years
beginning November 1, 1924.)
Seven Mile creek and all its tribu.
taries to their source, including Skel
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-05-20
- 81 County

Episode 3, The products Of Gallatin
comfy as followss
Wheat Durham, Foster Creek,
Mead0wlar Pass Greek, Little Hol-
land, BOs Holland, Armstrong, Barn
hart, Upper Madison, Heeb, Vincent,
Valley View.
Oats-Harper, Valley Center, Mel
son.
Barley-AndersOh, Middle Greek
Dry Greek, Wilson Greek, Rocham.
beau.
Corn-Mount Zion.
Seed peas-FOwler, Walker, Spring.
hill, Cottonwood, Leverich.
Potatoes-Pine Butte, High Line
Fort Ellis, Waterman, Elk Grove.
Hay-Rea, Cameron, MonfOrton
Lower Bridger, Upper Bridger.
Dairy Products-Malmborg Sedan
Salesville, LaMotte, Muir.
Vegetables-Reese Creek, Decker
Anceney, Sunnyside, Baker Greek
e rcrks.
S~heep-MaudlOw and Crane.
Cattle-Central Park, East Gala
tin, Lane, Little Bear, Ophir, Lincoln
Cement-Trident.
Flour-Story Mill, Belgrade.
Coal-Chestnut.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-05-20

" creek, GresnhOrn creek, Colorado
creek, Sweeney creek and Walker.
creek.
Canyon creek from WilbOrnd north
to it's source, including all its tribu-
~tafies, and including Virginia and
Trout creek.
Little Prickly Pear creek and all
its tributaries from TrOfler's bridge
to its source, including the North
fork, South fork, Lost Horse, Dead
man creek and Marsh creek.
Trout. creek above the lower gate
on Bowers ranch to it's source.
Spring creek in Helena valley and
Silver creek.
CLOSED to fishing for three years,
beginning September /, 1924.)
The Big Blackfoot river and all its
tributaries above where Alice creek
empties into it, including Alice creek
Hogum creek, Horse Fly creek, vii
low creek, and Landers fork.
Colorado creek In Lewis n ClarA
county, closed.
Closed Streams Opened
Swimming Woman, in Golden Val
ley county.
South fork of FlatwillOw, in Fergu:
county.
Big Elk creek.in Wheatland county
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-05-20
GraduatiOn Exercises
MRS. FANNIE HOADLEY
LAID AT FINAL REST

Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie
R. Hoadley were held from the M.
E. church Friday afternoon, the Rev.
R. P. Smith officiating.
The singers were, Mrs. G. E. Mar
yin, Miss Mary Elm Davidson, C. B.
Chase and Chester Newman, with
Mrs. B. B. Law acccmpanist. Inter
ment was in the BOzeman cemetery,
the ~pallbearers being, Charles Spick,
George Lewis, Harry Higgins, Mic
Aakier and George Keys.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-05-20

but none of its
Other Closed Streams
Rattlesnake creek, Mlssoula comfy.
closed above the Franklin place as :
spawning section.
Meadow creek ID Madison county.
closed to fishing at all times.
Flint creek closed to all fishing
from its source to where it flows into
Georgetown lake, between March Is
and August 1 Of each year, both dates
inclusive.
Big Spring creek IN Georgetown
lake, Deer Lodge county, closed per.
manently.
Sour Dough creek, GaIatin
county, from Story creek cross
ing to Keggy lane, one and one
half miles south, Cherry creek
and Cleveland creek. closed until
opened by commission.
North fork of Flatwillow creek II
Fergus county, closed until opened b,
commission.
Limestone creek, Sioux Charlie lake
on the Saltwater. below the rifle a
head of lake, closed until opened b,
the commission. saltwater county.
Hoyt creek, above road crossing il
town of OvandO, closed until opened
tby commission. Powell county,
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-05-20

Mrs. M. M. Duncan left Sunday for
her home in Virginia City, after visit
ing about two weeks in Bozeman with
her son Dean NJ. Hauseman and fam
ly and with friends in the city.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-05-20
PAfEAMPLANNED
FOR GRADUATION
tContinued fronl page Onel

CONTINUED from page One)
soldiers to Fort Ellis in 1867. This
episode is in charge Of the children
from the Fort Ellis school.
Episode 5, the coming Of the cattle
men, by Salesville and surrounding
schools.
Episode 6, the coming of the rail
road in 1882, presented by the Logan
children.
Episode z, the coming of the Hol-
landers, presented by the schools ii
the Holland settlement.
Episode 8, a pioneer school and tho
development Of the modern school sys.
tenn, by the Manhattan schools.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-05-20

Limestone creek and Trout creek
and their tributaries in Sweet Grass
county closed to fishing until opened
by commission.
Fishing prohibited within 300 feet
below any power or storage dams in
the state of Montana.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-05-20

Poultry-ciarkstOn and sapping-
ton.
Graduation Exercises
Episode LIBERALIZATION exercises
Of the eighth grade children Of the
rural schools, Belgrade, Manhattan,
Logan, Three Forks and Willow
Greek. This year there are 68 pu-
pills Of the rural schools graduating.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-05-20

ALL LINEN CRASH TOWING
A varied assortment of odd megths and widths all good
T Rfalty price, yard 29c
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-05-20

MISSES AND ~CHLDRENS STRAP SLIPPERS
AMI OXFORDS
1 big lot of Black and Brown Calf, Strap Slippers and
OxfOrds, sizes 5 to 2; regular to $3.50 CT M
value; while they O1sOO
New Britain herald., 1925-04-03
MINISTER EXPELLED
 FOR CONVERTING FUNDS
Rev. c. A. Whitehead of Cambridge Admits He Used Church Money
 to Purchase Automobile.

Cambridge, Mass, April s.--Fol- lowing his alleged confession to con- version of s2OO of Evangelical funds to his own use. the Rev. Charles A. Whitehead. former pas- tor of the Grace Evangelical church of Everett, has been expelled from the New England Conference of the church, 1t was learned at the con- ference session here.
 The Rev. Thomas Latte, presiding elder Of the conference, informed Bishop 6. P. spreng of Illinois, who conducted the session, that MT. Whitehead had admitted using he money, part of the general church extension fund. for the purchase of an automobile, The conference has requested MT. Whitehead to return his credentials, 1t was said, but 1t Wps announced today that no crim- inal acion would be taken against him.
 After the business session today "a special committee went into secret session to deliberate on the uues- ton Of unfrocking MT. Whitehead, and it was said the committees de- cision would be announced tomor- TOW.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-03
BLUE TRIANGLE CLUB NEWS

A large group of girls at the club room last evening heard Mrs. Roger Whitman give an interesting talk on Manner" Mrs. Whitman said that good manners were the result Of naturalness and Kindness and explained many things which sometimes seem troublesome. The meeting closed with the singing of Industrial Girls club songs,
 All industrial girls are invited to the Girls Reserve vesper service at the Y. w. c, A, Palm Sunday after noon at 4OO.f Those who wish may meet at the club room at 2 for read Ing first or may go directly to the '. w. c. A, Refreshments will be served after the service. The club will be closed at S:3O.
 Monday evening the supper will be in charge of Marie Higgins and Alma Dressel. Miss Gladys Day will be a special guest. At 8 o'clock the groups who are going to sing at the Ellenor Cook concert will have their first rehearsal, Sarah Malone is chairman of the Italian group and Mae Meskosky of the Polish group.
 How Easter Eggs Grow" will be the topic for an interesting talk at the club room next Monday evening at 8 o'clock to which anyone who is interested Is invited.
 Tickets for Miss Cooks concert April 2S were distributed at the club meeting and may now be ob- tained at the club room or from members.
 From Tuesday, April '. through tie following Monday the club room
New Britain herald., 1925-04-03
"iO wINKs" AT CAPITOL

Life Is just one wheel chair after another for Theodore Roberts who following his long Illness. returned to Inc screen at the Capitol theater short time ago In the Paramount picture. Locked Doors" Mr. Rob erts Is back at the Capitol again in Forty Winks," a melodramatic mystery-comedy.
 The Keith vaudeville bill has five very good acts featured. The head liner is Gladys Talbot and her Phil ipino band, a clever woman enter tainer and sextet of musicians from the famous islands. The Pekin Four are clever comedians and offer harmony that is well liked; Strobbi and Farrell present Melody and Song; Carlisle and Lamar offer comedy skit called "The Interview's and LaVigne and Marie are versatile variety per formers with fine line of entertain ment.
 Coming Monday is "'The Dress- maker From Paris" with Leatrice Joy, Ernest Terrence and 14 inter- national models.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-03

by the merchants of New Britain. Each person attending the Capitol theater on next Monday, Tuesday any Wednesday will be given a free tieAet for the Easter outfit, which VIII be given away Wednesday night at the last performance. Raphael,s Department Store will furnish the latest Ia new spring silk dresses; the Jays shop a fine spring coat; Walk over, pair of shoes to match; Out lot Millinery Co. puts head on the outiit with one of their latest crea- tons; the Woman's Shop will dress the under-woman with lingerie and As- fou-lAlke-It hosiery: the Con- necticut Furrlers (next door to thea ter) arc supplying a fne' fur neck. piece; and to make the outfit com plete the Volz Floral Co. will fur nish a wonderful Easter bouquet The lady receiving this Easter out fit will be given orders on these firms and upon calling at the vari- ous stores, will be fitted out in pro- per Easter style.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-03
City Items

The Hayes Construction Co. has the contract to erect a building SSS SS at 93 West Main street, for Louis Raphael. The building will cost si50,000, will be three stories in height and provide for six stores and 35 offices.
 Charming Spring dresses attrae- lively priced for Easter at Mary Eliz- abeth dress shop. S7 W. Main Prof, Bldg.-advt.
 Deputy Sheriff Martin II. Horwitz will go to New York city tomorrow to attend the annual reunion of the sailors aboard the U. s. S. Free Lance during the world war. Gulbransen player pianos at Morans' -~adg,
 A son was born at the Grove Hill hospital yesterday to- MT, and Mrs. Joseph A. Fitzgerald of 42 smalley street.
 Home cooked luncheons, Crowell's. -advt.
 .Rcy, Charles Coppens, pastor of St. Peters church. has recovered from an Illness of several days dura- ton.
 Victrolas, Pianos, Radio at M6rans. --adyt.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-03

It presents a young 'couple in the early stages of married life, settling down to a future of apparent hap piness with their little home and baby. These are the "new toysJ' as they call them.
 The Keith vaudeville bill is head. ed by the stanton Revue, a clever offering with talented young lady and four male dancers. Other acts include Fisher and Valdare in a novelty offering; Ruth Goodwin a pleasing vocalist; and Dayton and Palmer in songs and comedy.
 Beginning Sunday night for four days. Barbara La Marr and Conway Tearle will be offered in "The Heart of a Siren" Coming soon is the sixth anniversary week program with IA acts featured.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-03
DOUBLE FEATURE-LyCEI,,I

One of the features at the Lyceum today is Horse Sense" western film with Dick Hatton as leading man, while the other is Bread " film version of Charles Norris wide ly-read novel. The cast includes Robert Frazer, Ward Crane, Mae Busch. Pat o'MalIey, Hobart Bos- worth and Myrtle Stedman.
 The latest episode. in "Gallopins Hoofs" also is on the bill.
 Starting Monday and continuing through Wednesday Lillian Gish, re- gently featured in big law suit, will appear in a return local en-
New Britain herald., 1925-04-03
EASTER OUTFIT FREE, CAPITOL

The Capitol theater announces a special Easter feature at that house next week. which fits in admirably with the Easter season; in addition to regular vaudeville. there will be shown a beautiful Paramount pie ture under the title "The Dress maker From Paris"
 Some lady is also going to enjoy a complete Easter outfit furnished
New Britain herald., 1925-04-03

gagement in "The White Sister," an especially appropriate picture for holy week.
 Replete with thrilling scenes, none Is more so than the episode in which an entire town is destroyed by a flood, following a Volcanic erup- ton. This drama is one of the most human ever enacted and while 1t does not end with wedding bells, 1t tells a beautiful story of undying love and sacrifice for principle.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-03

will be closed in respect for holy week and Easter.
 Tuesday. April fl the new reed class will begin and the following Thursday ukulele and lamp shade making,
New Britain herald., 1925-04-03
PLAN TRAINING SCHOOL

New York, April s.-The National Lutheran council has accepted a gift deed to 225 acres of land at Konna- rock, Va, where the Lutheran church will establish training school for boys and girls of the Appalachian mountain county.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-03
GIVEN PAIR OF SCISSORS

Washington, April 3.--A pair of scissors, a gift from the Fort Smith Chamber of Commerce. was present. ed today to President Coolidge by Representative Wlngo of Arkansas.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-03
DICK BARTHELMEss, pALAcr

Richard Barthelmess is back on the screen of the Palace theater in bis latest photodrama. 'New Toys"
 The story of New Toys" is ap- pealing because of its sheer realism.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-30
Noted Ditch Builder
 On Way to Interior

J. M. Davidson, prominent Alaska contractor of the early days and con- structor of the big Nome ditch, ac- companied by Mrs. Davidson, arrived in Seward Saturday from the States, departing yesterday for Fairbanks. It was reported last fall that MT. David son, who made an inspection of the project last year would be in charge of the construction of the proposed big ditch in the Fairbanks district. He is also interested in various min- ing properties throughout the north. Both were guests at the Van Glider Hotel during their brief stay in Sew ard.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-30
PRIZES FOR PARADE
 ANNOUNCED BY THE
 PARADE COMMITTEE

The list of parade awards on the 4th of July has been completed by the Parade committee and Is pub lished herewith:
 Best patriotic float, $25.
 Best decorated float other than patriotic, S25.
 Best decorated automobile, $25.
 Second best decorated automobile, $15.
 Third best decorated automobile, $1o.
 Best decorated bicycle, $5.
 For individuals in the line of march the following prizes will be handed out:
 Best male clown, $5.
 Best male impersonator, 5.
 Best female impersonator, $5.
 Best sustained character, $5.
 The above prizes reach the total of S125, whereas the program an. nounces the total awards will be $15O, for this event. The remainder of the funds will be used up by the committee in the many little unfor seen expenditures which always crop up. The awards as published reach goodly sum assuring a splendid and lengthy turnout for the parade
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-30
Reported Ghost On
 Marathon Is Racer
 Training for Fourth

A new contestant for the Marathon mountain event has loomed on the horizon the same being one Boards ley, from Finland, where all the ia nous runners come from According to local information Beardsley is mak- ing three trips day up the noun tain, generally between the hours of midnight and o'clock in the morning.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-30
Reserve Scenic Beauty
 of Local Highways

Seward citizens are asked when out in the woods picking ferns and flow CTS for the Fourth of July to kindly step back off the main highways and roads for distance of at least 20 to 30 feet. The reason for this is that many visitors will be in Seward dur ing the week and the scenic beauty of Stewards surroundings should be preserved as much as possible