Billboard advertising (Oct 1916)

The Billboard Billfifeard hu not been realized, the (sir, together with a number of other plane evolved by the trueteea to raise fundi, is con- fidently expected to bring the total up to f 1.0 00,0 00. the *um needed to put the Acton' Fund ol America on a and sane baala for all time to NEW YORK SAN FRANCISCO It II on Mill But BUldlif. xoaz immunnii The trustee* of the Actors' Fund of i have decided the second week In May at the Grand Central Palace, New Tork City. At the last fair given for the fund, allied, and this earn went a Ions way towards alleviating the distress of sick and needy members of the theatrical lta furtherance, deserve t A FEDERAL RAILROAD BOARD Lewis S. Franklin, a New Tork banker, last week, before the Invest- ment Bankers' Association Conven- tion In Cincinnati, advocated the es- tablishing of a Federal railroad board with regional boards to Mountford, as to! lov mui-h brains for one THE GOOD ROADS MOVEMENT The report recently Issued by the Office of Public Roads contains some interesting statistics on the rapid Readers' Column dju|^wwj| , <■„„..! , ,,ltm i.,-L!-jr. r iJf ,.. ; . would llbo lo Bur (ran Bob Wisest. bridge construction has marked the development of highway work in the United States during the past twelve expenditures for this work In- creased from approximately IS 0.000,- in 1804 to about (282,000.- 0 In It IE, o: e than 200 p, State expenditures Increased from f2.EOO.000 to more than MS,000,000. In addition mare than 127,000,000 of local funds was spent under State su- pervision in 1S1E, bringing the total road and bridge expenditures i by the States to 180.614,696. The rapid growth in " M.ll,i.;r. li.r M !:•■ «r!1ti tJ:t BDmolBui OBITUARY —Cllnord H. BUI. SO, ol S'f^wffiir' s cu S5 5"iTlS! J! HOUSTON'S PUBLIC DEFENDER nouitoo. Villi. Im itopplns lots lint with vmrt mica vitals Ut niti <t It. b at et. s Puhlls Dt: tmSite !*h tg^a ti'jlli a ffgt ss'XsTsssSnaisa. nwegf tSTjssln) If ftTiu'is" Mlsa sbouIb by ill tee rigba ot nnpHnaun per him a siliry. Joit ■■ It pen tsi P men ntay ***"™r » ■***is^dhsaad ^»r^ tb» *"iiw*onf«nim«u tt ! n *° MtsgS wha bs ittt titan wiinout lagsl eanastl off wtta tea tsaiparitaead 11111 uspr*i>u*a nusMi of s baitlly spoMnud sttsrsty OhIsuim hi lbs court. Unt U i"ii a >rHri™ii*(i MdeWpM«MBM Salpi w°M?o!t'« " STajtlssnCnFsMi laiprtiKu -lib lb. untot n«d of met • raio dorisi bit worb Id lb* polle* court. wbtrt bt dallr u- aiaas ot ponrlj to. IikI tbrouib Uo court. In dfBaaro ol tba ooddn. ot JneUcn. wbs talda *« ualaacad aoalaa arabaUeall* oror^b. ctraru eMh* l.od-.^tlrt Mr. Waran wlU sot [rum bit -or* ■ tarr Mart™ lor *M tb. bon-lrf lt -bleb eta ml b.lp but Hid B Em at Ijlifllllll tbiaosb Bin 11.1 b. 1. dolls • iratroat and . cssrltsEls set. All that U Jacia In oon.Urr r.ward will be redoubled Is lb* seo-lsdn Mi startM -lib tsoasbttBt lust sdrlcs—wlll con. iU« Qi. jsrttuictloa HLsVWtrl I WHITS K Eft—Hn. Jlirj Wolt.ter, 63 also GecieiuMc it RtrnoidiTiiia. Pa. Ob* wsa tb. rootb.r ot llr., Rati) Cauplus. Mr.. Fruni anyway—and Oklahoma Is quite a dis- tance west from New Tork. Fooling actors, who, by the very ture of their calling are impulsive and trusting, and fooling cold, culatlDg lawyers and business 1 MINBTHEL NOTM ai 0. yield vet ■ soaat si m.«hu.. t™«., tBa^Sn.n,^ ib.^P.^o.^gibs, b«u um t ksv. proMd*s big aurrua. is I U 3'^%%^lTSirJnJi'iw^!r^lt oh