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Police Ma gistrate
Handles Is Cases
During Last Month

Fifty-scvcn motorists who failed
to stop before entering or crossing
arterial highways in the city were
arraiencd before Police Magistrate
j. NJ. Bclk during May, his report
presented to the city commission
last night shows. Each was fined
81. while one repeater was fined
81 On his second appearance.
Twenty other cases were called IN
police court during the month. on
charges Of drunkenness, vagrancy,
disordcrly conduct, speeding and
reckless driving.
Fines and costs collected by the
Judge turing May totaled $2os.2o
In II CT the 20 cases, the defendants
failed 70 appear when their cases
were called and their cash bonds
were declared forfeited.
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,4Mher. A & A&?x ;s;;,
9 D28 BY NEA Service 49,; 1H}ly1ll D6MkY &e9@y7S

This time she entered one OF them
and found herself in crowd wait
Ing for seats. She thought Of Civ
ing it UP and going back to her
hotel but she was too tired to
walk the distance and she felt she
ought not spend any more money
on cabs that day.
A group of girls with marshmal
low noses and orange lips showed In
behind her and Virginia was com.
PEELED to listen to an exchange OF
condolences about The said." and Il
said" until it came to her turn to
| be seated. The mistress OF cere.
monies lifted a hand with finger
up. called. One" and dropped the
green silk rope.
Virginia moved forward by RICH!
Of being next" but she was too
late. a woman behind her pushed
her aside with subway technique
and went on ahead. Virginia
gaspod and looked at the guardian
OF the gate. "They will do that.
some Of thcm." the latter remarked
impatiently. "l'll seat you next.
but watch your place. please"
A moment later Virginia felt a
sharp elbow in her back and her
ire was fully aroused. She turned
and looked haughtily down her nose
at the offender and the elbow was
quickly removed. When finally she
was shown to a twoby.twO table at
which another girl already sat she
was so weary and annoyed she had
lost her appetite A toasted sand.
witch and tea suiliced her and she
left half the sandwich at that.
She decided to buy all the latest
newspapers and go to her hotel
to read the help. wanted columns.
She must make some money at once
so she would not be forced to eat
In such places as this. and to save
something for Oliver to invest on
Wall Street for her. Virginia called
1t investing.
Her check was 60 cents but she
thought it very little. One Ough:
to be able to afford at least two or
three dollars TO lunch in better
place. she felt. Virginia's sense OF
money values was slightly awry
but she was not conscious Of it. She
left SO cents for the waitress.
And for the IS cents OF it tina,
was too much she could have TAXED
almost TO her hotel. Instead shs
walked. and used up a great deal Of
eE.rgy.
AS soon as she was in her room
she settled down to read the help
wanted ads. She began with
naive faith that there would Ger
tainly be one she could answer. bu
|. it turned out to be a most dis
heartening task. That experience
! along some line was almost invari
ably called for she saw very soon
, Alteration work in dress shop
bookkceper: cler k-stenographer
girl as model for hairdresse
$500: M q Gu e; model
millinery: capable typist: saleslady
experienced: secretary: stenoe
raphcr: switchboard operator, es
, perienced monitor switchboard
woman. experienced. dyeing estat
{ lishmcnt: young ladies', sell hosiery
/ lingerie to their friends"
It was hopeless! what am
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GOOD for?" Virginia walled at last
But the wall was partly terror OF
the appeal OF certain advertise
mcnt that she had refused to con.
slider but which continued to thrust
itself tormentingly upon her at
tcntion.
Maison Claire wanted q model
or Virginia's height and weight.
But Maison Claire! Her favorite
shop! The modiste she had bought
her lovely frocks and gowns OF for
years. How many. many times had
she sat in one of Madam Claire's
needle.point chairs and shaken her
head yes or no as. one after an.
other, stunning looking girls mod.
elcd smart ensembles or beautiful
evening gowns for her approval!
Many OF her friends patronzied
Madam Claire. Virginia had
mental picture of the humiliation
she would suffer parading for Ger.
tain girls whom she had known all
her life; girls who would lift super.
ciious eyebrows above cold young
eyes. Others would be painfully
embarrassed. she was sure. Oh. 1t
would be too horrible!" I
I'D better have another talk with
Miss Evans" she thought, and
gathered the newspapers for the
wastepaper basket. Tomorrow
when l go down to see Oliver"
She was wondering what to do
with the rest OF the afternoon. too
restless to lie down or read. and at
a loss to know where to turn next
in search OF a position. when she
was startled by a knock on her
door. No one had been announced
and she did not think the maid
would have occasion to come In
after her work in the room was
done.
Virginia opened the door eau.
tiously. Her experience in the
hotel she had left had filled her
with nervous dread OF further un.
pleasant encounters even here. A
i.ellboy stood there, bearing 9 flor
lists box. Virginia took 1t and
tipped him generously.
For a moment after she had
closed the door she held the un'
opened box in her arms and let her.
self speculate over the possible
sender. The box was small. violeta
from Mel perhaps. Who else would
know her address? She had not
given 1t to oliver.
Her heart warmed at the thought
Of her lovers devotion and she
quickly stripped tho ribbon away
and pulled OF the lid. It looked
like a terribly expensive shop TO,
Mel to be going to for q love Of
fering. But how dear Of him!
She lifted the green paper aside
very tenderly and then uttered
gasp OF delight. Orchids! Three
Of them! Their sheer beaut,
clutched at virginia's heart with
. instant fascination. She picked
them up with q thrill OF pleasure
before she thought Of looking at tn
card which accompanied them.
She took It up. expecting to mt
charming line from Mel but sh'
read instead name and message
that sent an icy shiver over be-
from head to toe.
/ Ito he C0ntinucd)
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s, g 1923 BY NEA Service

1T doesn't matter. for I'm sure
1t would be mistake to undertake
to refine that household" Virginia
assured her. MRS. Garnsner Is
happier than she ever could be
again II she knew how funny she
was. 1t would he tragic to open
her eyes. even il it were possible.
for she hasn't bit OF natural taste
or feeling for anything that isn't
STACEY or garish."
well. I'm sorry sent you there.
Miss Brewster. But something bet
ter may turn up. Shall let you
know II It does?"
Virginia hesitated a moment be.
fore she answered. II don't think
| should care to be companion II
there Is anything else | can do"
she confessed. I'm afraid | must
have all my evenings free. Haven't
you any clients with other positions
to till?" she hurried on eagerly.
"Oh yes" Mrs. Phelps replied:
but most OF them want trained
workers. Now IL you could take a
secretarial course. -
II can't" Virginia returned def
nitely. Sorry l troubled you. Mrs
Phelps. but II there should be some
thing you think can do. please lie:
me know. II YOU will"
Certainly. Miss Brewster. Come
in to see me soon If you find moth.
ing elsewhere"
Thank you. will"
Virginia hurried out and was in
a descending elevator before she
asked herself what to do next.
There was a slight sinking feeling
at the pit OF her stomach that
made her uncomfortable but she did
not realize that 1t was hunger until
she heard someone in the car speak
OF lunching. Virginia looked at her
watch and was surprised to learn
that It was almost one o'clock.
! She thought OF lunch at her
favorite restaurant on Park Ave.
nue.. A fresh brook trout and as
paragus Hollandaise perhaps. Sud
denly Virginia was hungry fov
dainty food. correctly served. How
nice to sit down again to table
with fine linen and delicate china
and Paul himself lowering over
her. solicitous Of her pleasure. And
after the salad should she
have chiffonade or lettuce? There
would be a rarfait IL she liked. OF
peaches That's.
She turned her steps In the di
J rection Of Park Avenue and was al
most within sight Of the place SHE
was headed for when the thought
that she might meet some Of hel
old friends there halted her. Shit
turned back. Besides. shouldn'
think Of such extravaganza until
get a job" she consoled hersel
sensibly. She found being sensible
however. a very Tat and flavorles'
sensation.
. II need q friend who knows nov
, the other half lives" she told her
self dejectedly as she retraccd he
J steps to Fifth Avenue.
, She walked for several blocks be
! fore she cames to one Of tn
Restaurants she remembered has
! ing passed dozens and dozens o
J. times when they held no interes
for her.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-06

CARNATIONS handling farm products
into closer harmony in the interest
of more equitable distribution of
the worlds goods was urged in an
address by c. II. Burnell. chairman.
before the international. wheat pool
conference here today.
Sixty-five delegates, representing
the unite' Kingdom. Australia,
Italy, Russia and the United States,
registered before noon today.
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THIS HAS HAPPENED

VIRGINIA BREWSTER. after
losing both father and wealth.
consents To make her home with
CLARISSA DEAN and her father.
Her nance. NATHANIEL DAMN.
objects to this for he mlstrusts
DEANS motives.
DEAN plots To get MEL AWAY
from VIRGINIA hut fails nnd later
II forced 10 my blackmnIl "a n
MRS. FARLEY or fnce = acnndnl.
CLARJSSA becomes jenvous NJ
t0 leave. hut DEAN insists that
she marry him. saying TINT she
eRnnot endure poverty. When she
vefuses. he threatens "a reveN1 the
fact TINT hep father cheated him
nut ~ N1OO.OOO In n hoOtIeGGln9
deal. Rerklessly. abe promises Ia
enrn enough "a rcnny> him IN one
yr~v-~v vssnrrv him.
VIRGINIA veNvea. INIT hrs Ia
pawn n ring Ia tide over until abe
~,r H~d rosition. she goes tO
NlEt.'S studio tn t-sI him of her
break with Tho DEANS. Int her
Joy at seeeng him n r10ude0 he.
cause she Nav~ not rrve~l h~r com.
r.cs WITH OEAN. and n1sO vsecnu~e
IT The Familiarity with which hts
model. CHJRI: ts.... MEL.
N"NU IVY W"NU
Nrol<ep friend hNw ~ ERIN her
hundred th0wsenA. Th.w che nsIs
his aecret~vy how n ND huse-
ness u0sut10r. md II dlverte0 to
nm agency where ah~ - rlven the
name. ~ n ~newDy-vlch" - tntev.
view hrt Aerss~~ thrt ~ n0ss-
ton u smuossihIe md returns 10
tho agency.
NOW CO nv WITH TIM STORY
CHAPTER XVI
WHEN virginia entered Mrs
!" Phelps Office a few moments
later her cheeks were pink with
excitement and fresh air.
"You look as II something hal
happened" Mrs. Phelps remarked
cheerfully. Everything was salts
factory. I hope
Virginia laughed. II never saw
such a place IN my life." she ex
claimed fervently. "A butler witt
q mustache. and his name 1
Pietro."
Mrs. Phelps was incredulous
"Dear me. NOT"
"In Z red velvet uniform" Wiz
ginia amplified.
well. must say you surpris
me-" the other said: "but Of cours
I did expect that the Gernsne
menage would be bit out Of tn
ordinary"
TITS utterly fantastic" Virgins
told her. mrs. Gernsner hasn'
the slightest idea how to instruc
tho poor fellow. He stays In tn
drawing room until she asks hin
to leave. please. and bellows name
like q bull Of Bashan."
''She would have to got rid Q
him. ! suppose"
mo self-respecting butler voul
take the place."
.As bad as that! Then q.
sumo you did not accept the pos
tion,"
mo. but I might have" VII
ginia admitted: I'm spite Of Pietr
and Mrs. 0ernsner. II hadn
learned that I would be called upo
to act % nursemaid occasionally I
two OF the widest youngsters ! eve
met"
II hope you understand she di
not speak Of that to me-" i.!r
Phelps said apologetically.
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PERSON AL

PROF. J. l.. TURNER, former SUI
pervisor Of pcnmanship in the St.
Joseph. Mo, .chools, will give
special penmanship lessons III
evening classes during the sum.
n,er 1t the Capital Commercial
College. Charges will be very
reasonable. Phone 121 for In
formation.
ANYONE. wishing to 20 by auto
to Aberdeen or Huron, 5. d.,
Thursday. call 1856 M.
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Bullet of Minister
May Bring Death to
Bishop Of Carolina

Charleston, S. c., June 5.--(a'---
The condition of the 1T. Rev. Will
liam A. Query, Protestant Episco-
pal Bishop Of the South Carolina
diocese. who was shot yesterday by
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CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING

Fergus Falls, June 6.-tP-Mr.
and Mrs. Fred kalsow celebrated
their golden wedding in this town.
ship yesterday. Their five sons,
Frank and William of Moorhead;
Carl Of Fargo, ard Fred and Aug
ust of Fergus Falls were among
| those in attendance.
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LOST Memorial day at Wildwood
Lake. a Sigma Chi Paternity pin
valued as a gift and Il liberal re-
ward will be Given. Finder
please phone l336-W or Ago.
LOST Male Boston bull dog pup,
brindlc. Reward. Call Ray Go
bel, 1913 Fourth street. Phone SS7.
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the Rev. j. II. Woodward YVES re-
ported this morning as unchanged
and still very serious.
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APARTMENTS

FOR RENT-Two room furnished
apartment on ground floor with
lavatory and we'll equipped
kitchenette, suitable for man and
wife or two ladies. Call at 422
Fifth street.
FOR RENT-Practically new mod
crn 3 room apartment, will. priv
ate bath, osets and store room.
Also private entrance, 500 Second
street or phi me 105O-R.
FOR RENT-Practically new mod
ern four room apartment, extra
bed room if desired. Call at 400
Eleventh street or phone ALL.
FOR RENT-Four room apartment
with bath, unfurnishcd. Call at
514 Seventh street. Must be
party without children.
FOR RENT-Nice room modern
apartment. For further informa-
tion phone Sd r 329-W.
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfur-
nished apartment. Varney apart
ments. Phone 773.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment,
everything furnished. Call at
$50 Fourth street.
FOR NT-Unfurnishcd apart
ment in Person Court. Occupancy
June 18th.
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Canada Wheat Pool
Plans Big Cooperative

Regina, Sask., June 6.--IHp-An
effort to bring all cooperative or
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Guaranteed
HOUSES AND FLATS

HOUSES AND FLATS !
FOR SALE-Fine z room modern
home, including bed rooms, one
bed room downstairs, hardwood
floors, oak finish in part of house:
full basement and well partitioned
off, large front porch, good trees
and shrubbcry, east front, dandy
so foot lot, not on corner, near
schools; this is a fine home in
good condition, we'll located and
very desirable for $4,000, on
terms. Geo. NJ. Register.
FOR RENT. Strictly modern s
room duplex, attached garage
finest location, immediate posses.
sion. Phone 751 or Isl. o. w
Roberts. lit Main Avenue.
FOR RENT-Fivc room partly
modern house three blocks from
Patterson Hotel. Interior newly
finished, rent reasonable to rclia'
BILE party. Phone 129-W.
FOR RFNT-Five room house al
412 E. Thayer Ave. S. F. Lam
bert. Phone 627-W.
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LOTS For SALE

LOTS FOR SALE
MINNESOTA LAKE SHORE lots
for sale. Sixty beautiful wooded
lots on two lakes. Fine fishing.
Cabins to rent or built to order
and sold on easy payments S. W
Corwin. Bismarck, N. D.
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WANTED-By large wholesale i'm
plement house traveller for Bis
marck territory. Must be exper-
fenced and energetic worker.
State salary wanted and give ref
erences in first letter. Write Trib-
une Ad. No. 66.
COLLECTION Agency wants trav-
cling decentralization. Solicit
contracts. Appoint sub-agents.
$4,000 weekly. Give references.
INTERNATIONAL. 236 Mills
Bldg, San Francisco.
MEN, why not learn q profitable
profession easy work special short
course, free catalog. Moler Bar
Der College, Fargo, N. D.-Buttc,
Mont.
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MALE v-ELP WANTED

MEN AND Young Mems work and
dress clothes. Young mems sweat
ers, dress pants. silk hose, under
wear, ETC., also complete line of
Star Brand Oxfords, shoes and
boots. Jack Sloven, Capital City
Clothing Store, 12l IL Fifth
street, Bismarck, N. Oak.
HAVE Opening for honest ambi-
tious men, light cars, travel, good
sales proposition, top money from
start, p: i daily. Permanent. See
L. G.. Snowden, evenings, to 8
p. M, Mandan Hotel. Out of town
applicants writ FOR appointment.
Give phone number.
CATHOLIC men and women Of
good character to call on Catho-
lie people presenting proposition
of merit. Liberal compensation
and expense. Automobile owners
preferred. Write for particulars.
O'KEEFFE & CO., SO w. Goth St.,
NJ " ~
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Observation-Disclosures girl for
general homework. Phone BAT or
call at Fifth street stationery.
Mrs. Herman Lasken.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. typist for
billing work. Winston-Newell
Company.
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EORy, WANTED

i ~ s4NA - ha.iatur SHOP clean
OF. or II TINT lcaky or
"c. r-p.':t,r All work guar
ahteed ard p,ice reasonable.
BOY WANTS work on farm. can
drive horses and milk cows. Call
at 6lS Eighth street or phone
.61-W.
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BTRAYED-Onc brown team,
weight 1900 lbs, $40 reward for
information to recovery Of horses.
J. r. Chcsak. Phone T-F-2i.
FOR SALE-Registercd Shorthorn
Bull. % months old, priced for
quick sale. A. c. Small, Star
Route.
FOR SALE CHEAP-Casting box
a-d one Til. P. u. C. motor. APP
plv at T-;bune office.
FOR SALE-Two mich cows. Call
at 800 Ninth street south.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on small
tenant farm. Protestant. No OBJ
lection to small child. Refined
home contemplated. A reply will
receive respect. Write Tribune
Adj No. CT.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Niccly furnished front
sleeping room with kitchenettc
and use of iced refrigerator. AL
so sleeping room on ground floor,
private entrance. Phone 273,
Hazelhurst, All Fifth street.
FOX KENI-turnishe rooms for
light housekeeping on first or Sec
ond floor or board and room if
desired. Call at GA Eighth
cfroot
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-Reg. Red Polled Bull.
age years $4,000, Ford truck
1925 enclosed cab, transmission.
grain box. Looks and is almost
good as new truck, $4,000. 3
pole 20x40 wall tent used two
months $4,000, Stewart No. Z Pow
or Sheep shears and grinder $50.
Staiele Bros. Hensler, N. y.
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS
new and second hand. Over SOC
styles and sizes. We have one to
fit your business. w. f. Stltzcl
representative. Patterson Hotel
Bismarck, N. D.
FOR SALE-Cho'ce Imported Ger
man Rollers cid Hartz Mountain
also native singers Cages, seeds
treats, etc. Phone 1l5-J, jacob
Bull. Dickinson, N. D.. Box 72S.
OWING to other business interest
will sell my restaurant at rca
s,n.ble price. very easy terms
Address the Home Restaurant
Steele. N. p.
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FOR SALE-Fumed oak dining
table, fumed oak rocker, chairs,
enameled top kitchen table, two
three quarter size Simmons iron
beds and Way-sagless springs, full
size Simmons iron bed and Way
sagless spring. Call at 1014
Fourth street.
FOR SALE-Electric washer, ice
box, breakfast set, wicker chairs,
kerosene stoves, lawn mower,
hose, garden tools and other small
items. Phone 692-J or call at ITO
Ave. +.
FOR SALE-Household furniture
priced to sell, including I beds,
dressers, rockers, tables, rugs,
gas stove and sewing machine.
sol Sixth street or phone. 904.
FOR SALE-Laun- Dri-Ette wash
ing machine, first class condition.
Call at COT Fifth street. Phone
28O.
VICTROLA in splendid condition,
very reasonable. Call at 704 Ave.
= after p. m.
BARGAINS in used furniture.
Kennedy Furniture Co.. Mandan.
N. D.
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FOE. RENT-Two unfurnished
rooms for light housekeeping in
modern home. Close in. Call at
222 w. Broadway or phone 928-R
FOR RENT-Furnishe light house,
keeping rooms in modern home,
rent reasonable. Call at 618
Sixth street or phone 568-W.
FOR RENE-Modern furnished
rooms in private home, close in.
Phone 1218-R. Call at 3O5 Third
street.
FOR PENT-One nicely furnished
room, suitable for one or two.
Call at 408 Tenth street or phone
705-J.
FOE. RENT-Furnished room in
modern home. Close in. Call at
7O8 Main Ave. or phone 342.
FOR RENT-Furnished room in
modern home. Close in. Call at
211 Second street.
FOR RENT-Large furnished
sleeping room. Call at 316 Third
street.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE

FURNITURE FOR SALE
I HAVE a high grade slightly used
upright piano which will sell for
balance due on same. Also one
of the finest high grade grand
pianos built. These pianos are in
storage in Bismarck. Terms to
suit. For particulars write J. M.
Wylie, 1116 Third Ave. So, Far
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FOR SALE-l9z5 Willys-Knight
Coach 70. Will sacrifice for
quick cash sale or take a small
car in place. Write Tribune AID.
No. G..
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-08-24
BilIboards, Puppy and Pop
Stands Spoil | Landscape In
HOOver's BOyIOOd Town

n PRss correspondent with Herbert that the
~ Republican Presidential nominee had some difficulty n
recognising his bcyhcod home q West Branch Iowa. inc
cthnr da s once pretty Landscape married IN many
placSs BY hillboards and familiar pop hot dog
ponKsn md other stands.
This marring 81 once beautiful Landscapes has become
rational disgrace Many historic places n New England ana
ether parts IT the country have been eliminated o. changed
ccnpstsy ~ make room gasoline stations hot dog en-
porina soft drink sandwich and souvenir establishments
Charming scenery Is sacrificed for bllbcards
inst how this amentable condition 70 Pc corrected lev
he Is know Appeals Tor better looking buildings along
American highways may have effect Artistic hot dog
stands and gasoline stations begin TO rear themselves
aonRsde scenic spots but Arthur Newton Pack presi
Gnt Or the American Nature Association with headquarters
IN Wilmington thinks that possible solution y u the
pantn0 81 beautiful shade trees along American roadway
Connections and Maryland neghbCr State are "a spend
much money ID planting aid to beauicatcn ana
70 shield the eyes from bbOardg and ugly spots Trees
vyili hep rs frame the landscape.
Illegal New York and New JeseY to attach adver-
4nk sns trees and other Gtates taking steps 70
stop tie advertising menace 10 the country beauties
The Kansas Supreme Court has rendered decision that
opens the way the removal of advertising signs and bill
boards along highways o that state The law upheld by the
court a1no prohibits any type Of advertising sign within DOO
1ee o turn 81 the road a ntersection g railroad cross
ing