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CENTRAI-"What's Wrong With
the Women?"

whats Wrong With the Women 90
Daniel Carson Goodman's film on the
ubiquitous fapper and the craze for
jazz, will to presented for the first
! time in w Ellington, the first four
days of tni, week, beginning this
afternoon, at Crandalrs Central Thea
ter. together with No. of the
Fighting Blood" two-reelers. based
on stories by II G. Witwer and fea-
turing George O'Hara and Clara Hor-
ton. Added will be the kilograms and
pipe organ recitals by w. E. Thomp-
son. What's Wrong With the Wom-
en?" is gorgeously staged and its
cast includes Wilton Lackaye, Bar
bara Castleton, Rod La ROGUE. Hunt
ley Gordon, Montagu Love. Mrs. De
Wolf Hopper. Paul McAllister. for
mer Washington stock favorite. Ju-
liza Swayne Gordon, Baby Helen Row
land and Constance Bennett. Flight
Ing Blood traces another chapter in
the life of the young pugilist in order
TO conSummate a lifting romance with
the belle of the town.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday,
Harold Lloyd's seven-reel nerve
wrecker, Safety Last will be
shown, together with the Pathe Re-
view and pictured news events.
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RIALTO-"Enemies of Women. :"

Enemies OF Women" the Cosmo-
Tolitan Goldwyn production of the
Vicente Blasco Ibanez story. with
Lionel Barrymore and Alma Reubens
in the leading roles, will open its
second week at Moore's Rialto The
alter today Alan Grassland was the
director. and Joseph Urban designed
the settings, while many of Its
scenes were taken in Monte Carlo.
Nice and Paris. 1t Is a gorgeous
production not surpassed, 1t is
claimed. even by when Knighthood
Was in Flower"
1t is drama Of regeneration of
man and woman, laid in the back
ground of Russian high society life
and shifting to Monte Carlo and
thence to Paris.
Its cast includes Pedro de Cordoba,
William (Buster) Collier. jr.; Gareth
Hughes. Paul Panzer. w. r. Thomp-
son. Gladys Hulette and Mario
AIajeroni.
Showings will be made today
promptly at 8. 5, and pm, and
during the week at IL am. and 1, 3.
8, and PM, with an interpretive
orch eStra score.
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Filmograms

PLEASED in April. 1922, the AS
ISOLATED Exhibitors feature, "Silas
Mariner" continues a popular attrac-
ton. in heavy demand not only IN
theaters. but for showings in schools,
churches and other non-theatrical in
stitutions. Many colleges, academies
and high schools throughout the
country are using it in their English
literature classes in connection with
the study of the classic.
Daniel Mannix. formerly musical di-
rector at Crandall's Avenue Grand
Theater. has taken charge Of the
being commended for his scores and
the proficiency of his orchestra.
Nightly concerts are given, weather
permitting, beginning one-half hour
prior to the first-night showing of
the feature picture.
The Metropolitan Theater has put
on it's summer garb of cretonnes, and
the orchestra and house attaches have
gone into palm beaches.
Mrs. Harriet Hawley Locher. d.
rector OF the public service depart
ment of the Crandall theaters, re-
turned Tuesday after a week in New
York at the Authors League CONFER
ence for the betterment of the motion
pictures, to which she was a dele
gate. representing both the Wash
ington branch of the League of
American Pen Women, of which she
Is president, and the Crandall the
alters. While in New York Mrs.
Locher had a number of valuable con-
ferences with executives of the Will
II. Hays organization and others in
terested in the line of work which the
Crandall public service and educa-
tional department Is pioneering.
Paul Dickey. the playwright, whose
Broadway stage success, The Broken
Wing" was seen here at the National
Theater last season. has deserted
stage writing for the screen. He Is
preparing stories for Paramount, his
latest piece Of continuity writing be-
ing "Fog-Bound," the magazine story
by Jack Bechdolt.
Thomas Joseph Cannon. director of
the orch estra at Loew's Palace Theater,
will return from New York this evening
with a new budget OF Broadway musical
hits that he has been gathering along
the Rialto for the past week. Mr.. Gan
non, by the way, Is claimed to be the
only Washington music director who
receives the complete Paul Whiteman
orchestrafions Of new Broadway music
hits.
While Cecil b. De Miles peculiar
forte in photoplay production is color
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-06-17

all world really feels Bobby
ito ourse others why thought the
l. local phoopay
order Warm weather
folks loves they make
other folks uncomfortable WELL walk
the
will provide calculated
people, redlookng patiently, like
herdd sheep for chance another OF the thea
photopay attractions Now perfectly that when the
demand for the somebody has outside
possible whereby
purchase their advance that when
theater they be admitted them avoiding pifu
observable
the hour, available
the holder who need the teaer before that
would be
sold This method ought help prevent
coming in late and then tapping the
would also who, their
two more howings OF picture but would be blessing
who have to wait hour order the
perhaps,
also considerably the
adopted the
photopay solely
[.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-06-17

and magnif1cence OF settings, his
brother. William De Mile. is said to-
specialize on screen versions of cur
rent Broadway stage plays. William
De Mile was famous as a stage pro-
Queer before screenland claimed him,
which may account for this tendency.
With Bernard McConville's screen
version of Cape Cod Folks now
completed and ready for filming.
preparations are being gotten under
way by Irving G. Thalberg for the
making of this old New England
classic as one of the biggest sea
spectacles ever attempted in motion
special and will have a carefully
selected cast of stellar caliber. It is
understood the title. Cape Cod
Folks" is to be discarded In favor OF
Women Who Wait" The bureau of
fisheries in Washington. it is said.
has offered cooperation in making
the scenes.
How much is your life insured for?
Can YOU imagine. then, insuring a.
dollars? This Is what J. II. Hutty,
business manager of the Trimble-
Murfln Productions. Is doing for
Strongheart, star of The Silent CALI
and Drawn of the North"
The selznick Corporation is 70 re-
lease soon Robert w. Chambers ia
nous novel. THE Common Law"
which has been done into pictures
under the direction of George Arch
ainbaud. It's cast includes Corinne
Griffith, Conway Tearle. Elliott Dex-
ter, Hobart Bosworth, Bryant Wash
burn, Doris May, Harry Myers, Miss
DUPONT. Phyllis Haver. Wally Van
and Dagmar Godowsky. The story
was adapted to the screen by Edward
]. Montague.
Kenneth Harlan has appeared in
more films this year than any other
screen actor. There's a real test of
popularity,
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Latest Gossip From Hollywood

Innocence" Clyde Fitch's Lovers
Lane" and Pearl Keating's IAN I'm
loved Wife"
Rupert Hughes. novelist. who is
writing and directing for Goldwyn's,
has returned from New York and Is
busy preparing script for Law
Against Law" a feature film to be
based upon the conflict OF the divorce
laws of different states.
George Arthur. the Britisher who
co-starred with Mae Marsh in several
films made in England. has begun
work at the Powers studio in Life
Liberty and"
The Chester NJ. Franklin film YER
sion Of Wolf Fangs." just completed
at Warner Brothers lot, has been re-
named and will be released as Beasts
of the North"
Alfred Austin has been signed by
Lou Anger to direct the series of
Clyde Cook comedies
Hereafter there will be only four
individuals starred in their own pro-
auctions by Famous Players-Lasky.
| There will be Pola Negri, Gloria
Swanson. Thomas Meighan and Doug
las Fairbanks, jr. All other Lasky
stars will be used in al-star casts
program. which calls for fifty-two fea-
ture films a year instead of eighty
four program productions
There are rumors that Gloria Swan
son IS considering tat contract wit h
Tru-art, but she says she has no in
tention of leaving Laskys.
Thomas Meighan denies reports
that he is to give up acting and di-
rect.
Ruth Roland has returned from a
trip to the east and south.
Frank Keenan, has arrived after a
season in stage plays in the east
Bull Montana in "One Wild Day.
has a supporting cast which includes
Vera Stedman, Jimmie Clemens.
Florence Gilbert and Laura La Vernie.
Viola Dana's next Metro release
will be called The Girl Who Dared"
Baby Peggy will start work soon
in Frances Hodgson Burnett s
"Editha's Burglar" at Universal.
Norma Kerry. Claire Windsor and
Richard Travers will have the main
parts in The AcquittaI."
Chuck Reisner has been signed by
| Universal for series of one-reel
comedies.
Myrtle Stedman has been signed for
the next Frank Borzage production.
She will play opposite Frederick
Truesdell.
Copyright, 1928. in Omitted States and Great
Britain, BY North American Newspaper Ali.
ance. All rights reserved) :
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PALACE" Fog Bound"

Dorothy Dalton will be the star at
Ioew's Palace Theater this week be-
ginning this afternoon in Fog
Bound" her latest Paramount pro-
duction.
Fog Bound" Is based on a maya
zine story by Jack Bechdolt of the
emotional crisis that confronted g.
beautiful girl when she made the dis
covery that the man she loved and
had protected from the pursuing
lninions of the law was the man who
was supposed to have killed her
father in a revenue raid on a Florida
inn. The manner in which the girl
uncoyers the real truth of her fathers
death and eXonerates the man she
loves makes interesting entertain
,nent 1t features beautiful outdoors
settings in Florida. showing society
at it's revels.
It was directed by the noted Irwin
willat, and it's cast includes David
Powell, Martha Mansfield, former
"Follieg' beauty; Maurice Costello,
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Had a Sense of Humor.

TT has been often said that Indians
have no sense of humor. That
theory, however. was shattered as far
as the Louis B. Mayer Studio was
concerned by a little incident that
occurred during the making OF Reg
of Woman"
A number of Indians had been Sc
cured for one of the pioneer street
scenes The assistant director. in
listing the copper-colored actors for
paychecks, came to one big fellow
who lowered above all the others
a full-blooded Apache. who responded,
big Tree" when asked his name.
The. Indian next to him, wizened
little shrimp. frightened his blanket
about him, glanced up at his neigh
Dor. and almost snorted: Huh. me
Little STUMP"
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Chevy Chase.

Today, THE Leopardess," Rob EN-
Good" and Urban Movie Chats; to-
morrow and Tuesday. THE Prodigal
Daughter" Hot Water" and Inter
national News; Wednesday and
Thursday, The Dangerous Age"
Fighting Blood" No. s. and Inter-.
national News: Friday, Single Hand
ed" For Arts Sake" and Oregon
Trail" No. Il; Saturday Driven"
No. 10, ;ssa
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Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow, THE Go-Get-
ter; Tuesday. and Wednesday. you
Can't Fool your Wire" and Roll
Along: Thursday, why Women Re-
Marry" and Winter Has Came; Fri
day, THE Trail of the Lonesome
Pine" and Fighting Blood" Round
8. Saturday. Masters Of Men, and
THE Watchdog"
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Princess,

Today and tomorrow. Pola Negri, in
BELLA Donna; Tuesday, THE Nth
Commandment: Wednesday, Poor
Mems Wives; Thursday, Bebe Dan
iels and Nita Naldi, in ''Glimpses of
the Moon; Friday and Saturday,
Grumpy"
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Savoy.

ter; Tuesday and Wednesday, You
Can't Fool Your Wife" and Roll
Along; Thursday, Why Women Re-
marry; Friday. 1.-THE Trail of the
Lonesome Pine and Fighting Blood"
round s; Saturday. Masters of Men"
and THE Watchdog
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Carolina.

Today and tomorrow. Norma Tai
madge, in within the Law; Tues
day and Wednesday, Allen Holubar's
day, Down to the Sea in Ships:
Saturday. Pola Negri. in Mad Love-"
also Pathe News and Aesop's Fables.
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Elite.

Today and tomorrow. "A Connec-
ticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court;
Tuesday. LAS a Man Lives: wednes-
day, "The Nth Commandment"
Thursday. THE Strangers Banquet;
Friday, THE White Flower; Satur-
day, BRASS Commandments"
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Olympic.

Today. 1.-THE Ninety and Nine; to-
morrow, "a Front Page Story; Tues
day, what Fools Men Are; Wednes-
| day and Thursday, Grumpy: FRI
day, THE Light in the Dark: Satur-
day. THE Challenge"
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Circle,

Tuesday, 1.-THE Leopardess"; We'd
nesday. "Over the Hill; Thursday
and Friday. Monte Cristo"; Saturday.
School Days"
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New.

Today, 1.-THE Cub Reporter; to-
morrow, Java Head; Tuesday,
1.-THE Power of a Lie; Wednesday,,
"Glimpses of the Moon; Thursday.
1.-The Nth Commandment; Friday,
Midnight Guest; Saturday, feature
and comedy.
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Photoplays This Week

Jack Richardson, Ella Miller, Willard
Cooley, William David and Warren
Cook.
A comedy hit Roaring Lions on ID
Steamship" the Pathe News pictures.
by the Palace Orchestra, under
Thomas Joseph Cannon. will be added
attractions
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Dumbarton,

Today, strangers Banquet; to-
morrow. "Conquering Woman; Tues
day. and Wednesday. The Christian;
Thursday and Friday, within the
Law: Saturday Stepping Fast"
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Regent.

Applause: Tuesday. Heroes and
Husbands'; Wednesday. ".Forsaking
All Others; Thursday, Skin Deep;
Friday. Making a Man: Saturday,
THE Impossible Mrs. Bellew.'
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Raphael.

Today and tomorrow, What Wife
Learned; Tuesday, Driven: We'd
nesday, Grumpy; Thursday. The
Prisoner: Friday, "Prodigal Daugh-
ter-s"; Saturday. "Westbound Linn
ited." r..
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American.

Wife; Tuesday Missing Millions";
Wednesday,, The Strangers Ban
quet" Thursday, Java Head; Fri
day. "a Noise in Newboro"; Saturday,
Dark Secrets"
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Favonte.

Today. Hunting Big Game in
Africa; tomorrow. Her Only Way;
Tuesday, 1.-THE Buster" Wednesday.
THE Fiirt"; Thursday, The Midnight
Guest; Friday, Poor Mems Wives;
Saturday, "Crashin' Thru"
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Next Weeks Photoplays.

INSAI "ScN FHVIOPfdySs
PALACE-"The Snow Bride"
a Paramount picture, featur-
ing Alice Brady.
RIALTO-"Lost and Found"
written by Carey Wilson;
directed by K. a. Walsh.
Observation-Disclosures
ing Daughters"
CENTRAL-"Has the World
Gone Mad!" a Daniel Car
son Goodman picture.
CRANDALL'S - Rupert
Hughes, Souls for Sale"
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For Sale and THE Watchdog"
saturday, THE Trail of the Lonesome
Pine" and "A Hula Honeymoon"
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Apollo.

Today and tomorrow. you Can't
Fool Your Wife," and Roll Along;
Tuesday, and. Wednesday, THE Do
Getter" Thursday and Friday, Souls
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Today and tomorrow, Harold Lloyd.
in Safety Last; Tuesday and
w Wednesday, Thomas Meighan, In
''The Meier Do Weir; Thursday, Pola
Negri, in Mad Love-" and Buster
Keaton, in Day ,Dreams'; Friday
THE WeStbound Limited" and THE
Watchdog; Saturday, Viola Dana.
Welcome.
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Truxton.

Today and tomorrow, Till We Meet
Again: Tue sday, The Bishop Of the
Ozarks"; Wednesday and Thursday,
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Liberty.

Today and tomorrow. "Glimpses of
the Moon; Tuesday, The Nth Com
mandment"; Wednesday and Thurs
day, Grumpy; Friday, Quick sand ;
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Sea in Ships; Tuesday. above All
Law: Wednesday. The Prisoner
Thursday, Bronze Woman: Friday.
The Impossible Mrs. Bellew": Sat
urday, Don't Change Your Husband"
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York.

THE Tents of Allah; Saturday DE.
termination" s..-
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Hippodrome.

Today and Tomorrow. Down to The
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Home.

Home.
Today and tomorrow. Grumpy" ;
Tuesday, THE Second Fiddle; We'd
nesday and Thursday. 'Prodigal
Daughters; Friday, The Man From
Glengarry''; Saturday, "Quicksands-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-06-17

While Cecil B. De Miles peculiar
forte in photoplay production Is color
Catoctin clarion., 1923-03-01

A Maryland man and First Assistant
Postmaster General during the Wilson
Administration, has been elected Vice
President of the Chesapeake and Po-
tomac Telephone Company, and will
have charge Of public relations and
personnel.
Mr.. Koons was born in Carroll coun-
ty, was graduated from the Reisters-
town High School and taught school
for two years before he entered the
postal service in 1895 as substitute
railway mail clerk. His postoffice
career was marked by the fact that
he received promotion under every
administration from Cleveland to
Harding. During the period when the
Postoffice Department controlled tele-
phone and telegraph lines as a war
measure, Mr.. Koons served on the
Postmaster Generals Committee, be.
ing in charge of the work relating to
organization and personnel
He entered the sefvice of the Ches.
apeake and Potomac Telephone Com
pany in July, 1921, as an executive
assistant The successful campaign
to distribute the company's preferred
stock in Maryland was directed by
him.
Catoctin clarion., 1923-03-01
Thurmon Frederick County, Maryland Thursday

e. Stoner, manager of the team dur
ing the past season.
Raymond G. House, Middletown,
treasurer of the league, made an adj
dress in which he mentioned he was
moving from the county and would not
be an officer of the league for another
year. He was given an ovation. He
was ono of the organizers of the
league And was treasurer of the league
both years. Regret was expressed
that he would not be with the league
another season.
Leonard C. Barrick, Woodsboro,
first vice-president of the league made
brief address in which he congrat-
ulatod the club on winning the pen
nant and spoke of the high brand of
spoitsmanship displayed by the teams
in the county league.
Others who responded to toasts in
Catoctin clarion., 1923-03-01
vIOLATORS MUST WALK


Judge Burgess of the Municipal
Court of Racine, Wis, Has decided not
to fine or Jail automobile speeders, in
toxicated drivers or wilful violators of
traffic laws.
Instead he will make them walk for
80, 60, or 80 days.
He says fines do not curb the reck-
less and even Jail sentences have not
been a wild success.
But he says he is going to put a
stop to drunken automobile driving,
speeding and other violations if he
has to tie up every automobile in town.
He says the traffic laws were made to
be obeyed and those who will not obey
them will have to walk.
He will sentence offenders to 80, 60
or 80 days con the ground" the stipu-
lation being they shall not ride in, or
operate an automobile during that pc
Rod, on pain of a permanent forfeit
ure of license and drivers permits.
Judge Burgess say the men sentenc-
ed to walk can ride in trolley cars,
public jitney busses or horse drawn
vehicles.
This is drastic step, but sounds
like an effective one and if it proves
successful in Racine it may be univer-
sally adopted. With the rapidly in
creasing number Of automobiles, if the
speeders are not checked and the men
and boys who hrive under the infu-
ence of liquor are not eliminated, ac-
cidents and the toll of lives will null
tiply.
Catoctin clarion., 1923-03-01
FARM BUREAU MEETING

County Agent John McGill, Jr., will
hold a number of farm bureau unit
meetings this week throughout the
county. The meetings will be under
the auspices of the unit committee for
each distriCe. This morning at 10
o'clock the Emmitsburg unit commit
tee, Mr.. Carroll, chairman, will hold
a meeting in the schoolhouse, at EN-
mitsburg. Friday afternoon at 1870
o'clock meeting will be held at the
Masonic reading room, Thurmont, pre-
sided over by David G. Zentz, chair
man.
Catoctin clarion., 1923-03-01
BASEBALL CLUB BANQUET

The banquet of the Woodsboro base
ball club was heldin the Opera House
at Woodsboro last Thursday evening.
Players of the Woodsboro club, mem
bers of the board of directors, the
management of the club, officers of the
Frederick County League, and visit
ors from other Frederick County
League .toyns made up good-sized
and enthusiastic crowd arourkl the
banquet tables.
Walter C. LeGore, president of the
Woodsboro club during the season of
1923, presided as toastmaster. Brief
responses were made to number of
toasts. M. j. Thompson, president o.
the league, formally presented to the
Woodsboro club the cup awarded for
winning the championship of the
county. The cup was received by ].
Catoctin clarion., 1923-03-01
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

cannot reach the seat of the disease.
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combined with some Of the best blood
purifiers. The perfect combination of
the ingredients In Halls Catarrh Medi-
results In catarrhal conditions. Send for
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All Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family pills for constination.
Catoctin clarion., 1923-03-01
Chicken Farm Invaded

Chicken farm was invaded by a
horde of rats last night Over hun
dred chickens reported killed-Bulle-
tin.
Think of this frightful loss! Wipe
out this terrific menace! Destroy all
rats with Royal Guaranteed Rat Paste
SURE-QUICK. Get 25c or SOC
handy tube today. Sold and guaran-
ted by Cassell's Drug Store. Adv,
Catoctin clarion., 1923-03-01

cluded: Lester S. Birefy, president
of the Thurmont club, j. E. Stoner
William B. Cutshall, l.. c. Powell,
Melvin J. Anders, James A. LeGore
Bruce E. Fogle, DR.. d. P. Etzler and
Harry c. Dorcus.
The following menu was served by
ladies of Woodsboro: Vegetable soup,
Frederick county capons, vegetables,
lettuce, potato salad, ice cream, cof-
fee, cakes and cigars. The banquet
and meeting lasted until II o'clock.
Catoctin clarion., 1923-03-01
NEW PASTOR

Rev. ]. A. Brosius Of Bedford, Pa.
has been chosen to fill the pasterate of
st. Johns Lutheran Church, Thur
mont.
Rev Brosius preached here on Feb
ruary 4th, and at a congregational
meeting held recently. received every
vote of the members present. He will
begin his work here on April Sth.
Catoctin clarion., 1923-03-01
MoRAyIAN CHURCH. GRACEHAM

The Rev. w. Strohmeier will come to
Graceham next Saturday. He will
conduct the services in the Moravian
Church next Sunday both in the morn
ing and in the evening. -
Members and friends are cordially
invited.
Catoctin clarion., 1923-03-01
Volume LII.
: GUARDIANSHIP
AS A GUARDIAN

AS A GUARDIAN
Efficient service in this capacity requires ability,
integrity and responsibility of the highest order.
Under such exacting requirements the super orty
of the corporate body.as compared with the ind-
vidual are particularly marked
Lawfully chartered to serve in capact es of Trust,
carefully supervised, offcered by men of recog
nized responsibility and wide experience, the Cen
trail Trust Company of aryland is perfectly fitted
for the most complete and effective service.
Consultation in reference to all matters of Trust
service is made without obligation.
Catoctin clarion., 1923-03-01
No.. 81
CANDIDACY TO BE ANNOUNCED

Mr.. Roger H. Geisbert will, in the
next few days, announce his candidacy
for the Office of county commissioner
on the democratic ticket.