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oGntlnueQ from FIRST pag6.D
klan plank also are doomed to fail
ure, it is said.
Much interest centerS in the agri-
cultural plank. in the so-called pro-
hibition plank, which. it is under
stood. will really be a law-enforce-
ment plank without specifically in
dorsing the eighteenth amendment
and the Volstead act: in the merchant
marine plank and in the plank deal
ing with the former service men.
The Anti-Saioon LEAGUE, through its
general counsel. Wayne b. Whet Ter.
told Mr.. Warren at conference yes
terday ii would be we'll satisfied with a
strong law reinforcement plank. re-
garding national prohibition as set
tied thing.
John Thomas Taylor of the legis-
latiye committee of the American Le-
gion, is here in the interest of the
plank dealing with the former service
men. He said that it would not refer
to the soldiers bonus. but would urge
in a general way liberalization of the
laws relating to the veterans and par
ticularly to care of the disabled vet
Grams
District Plank Considered.
The resolutions committee has be-
fore it for consideration the District
of Columbia plank for national rep
resentation. William T. Galliher is the
Districts representative on the COM
rnittee and, aided by Edward F. Col
iaday. the Districts committe eman,
will do all he can to have the plank
included in the platform.
The merchant marine plank Will
seek to establish general policy
with regard to the goyernment-owned
fleet 1t is expected that the inten-
.. - ha Ir,tt fn ma in a y,
a merchant marine both for the pur-
pose of aiding American commerce,
and for the national defense Will be
stated uneQuivocally in the plank.
The friends of the Anne rican merchant
marine are particularly anxious that
the idea of permanence be embodied
in the platform.
Civil Service Proposal.
The civil service plank which will
be offered by Luther C. Steward,
president of the Federation of Fed
eral Employees, follows:
The Republican party stands for a
real merit system in the federal civil
service; for the adequate compensa-
ton of the civilian employees of the
federal government; for the classi-
fication of federal employees on the
basis of duties performed, with equal
sex"
Efforts also will be made to have
the platform include a specific pro-
posal to place the prohibition en-
forcement employees under civil
service.
Representative Ogden l. Mills of
New York and Representative
William S. Ware Of Pennsylvania are
both members of the resolutions COM
mittee, and have been in conference
with Chairman Warren. They
brought from Washington almost a
complete platform, over which they
had been working in Washington,
holding frequent conferences there
with the President. The Presidents s
secretary, c. Bascom Slemp, when he
reached Cleveland yesterday, also
went into conference with Mr.. War
planks.
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Political Play to Be Given.

Edward Sheldon's. drama Of poll
tics, 'The Boss" will be presented
Friday night by the WGY Players,
assisted by the Schenectady stations
program Friday night, the WGY
Orchestra will give concert of Ital-
ian music. assisted by Antonia Caruso.
tenor.
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DEPEW ALMOST GOES.
Thoughts of Long Trip, However
Keeps Him From Cleveland.

NEW YORK, June 1o.-Chauncey
M. Depew, who attended his first
nominating convention sixty years
ago and had not missed one Repub-
lican convention until the present since
1880, today revealed that his resolu-
tion to stay away this time was al
most shattered yesterday. He wa
vered, he said, at the thought of the
journey, but declared he could go as
well as not
His absence was forced by a cold
a few days ago at the
celebration of hts ninetieth birthday
anniversary. Yesterday. however, he
was at his office at the New York
Central railroad and reported to ap-
pear in the best Of health.
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Mrs. Harding Not at Convention

CLEVELAND. Ohio. June 10.-Mrs
Florence King Harding. who was in
Chicago when her husband was nom
mated for the presidency four years
ago. will not attend the convention.
Rooms had been reserved for her.
but word has come from Marion.
Ohio, that she will not be here.
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Arizona, J. &. Adams
Arkansas, Wallace Townsend.
California, Lewis II. Smith.
Colorado. Thomas A. Devine
Connecticut, Hiram Bingham.
Delaware.
Florida VI. VI. owens
Georaia,
Idaho. Senator Frank Gooding.
Illinois. Martin r. Madden.
Indiana. James Watson.
Kansas. Bert Culp.
Kentucky, William Hepburn.
Louisiana, Il. V. Barnaco
Maine, Arthur T. Staples.
Maryland, Jacob France.
Massachusetts. +. II. Gillett.
Michigan, Charles r. Warren.
Minnesota. Gunner Bjornsen.
Miss ssippi, E. II. Mckissack
missouri,
Montana,
Alaska,
District Of Columbia. w. T Galliher.
Hawaii. Clarence Cook
Nebraska. &. q. ReaVis
Nevada. Tasker l.. Oddie
New Hampshire, c. W. Little.
New Jersey, Edward {. stokes.
New Mexico.
New York, ogden Mills.
North 'afolIna, y. A. WhItener.
North Dakota,
ohio, Senator Simeon ]. FeSS.
Oklahoma. j. Il. Herald.
Oregon. +. j. Adams.
Pennsylvania, William 5. Ware.
Rhode island, William B. Good
nough.
South Carolina, W. NJ Howard.
South Dakota. --
Tennessee. Lon a. Scott.
Texas, X. =. Creager.
Utah, Senator Reed Smoot
Vermont. w. w Stickney.
Virginia. Henry w. Anderson
Washington. William NJ. Inglis.
West Virginia, Joseph II. Gaines.
Wisconsin. Gov. J. j. Blaine.
Wyoming, L. +. Armstrong.
Philippines, G. 4. Johns.
Porto Rico. r.. Mont Reilly.
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PLATFORM is SHAPED
TO COOLIDGE'S LIKING:
HIS COURT PLANK WINS

CONTINUED from First Pase)
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It has not been difficult 70 keep
cool" in Cleveland. The weather mas
been most accommodating in that re,
spect- One delegate, however, had
the temerity to appear today in white
flannel trousers Under his serge
coat however, he wore sweater.
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RENr-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.
SALE OR RENT SUB. PROPERTY

GROOM AND BATH, WELL LOCATED BUN.
SsioW; ami; newly papered. in Lyon Park,
~ sno laundry tubs plnstered attic, garage !:
until paid for No renewal Also S-room and
9ath bungalow; heat, water and lights; Iauns
nfy tubs; In new subdivision; between Lang.
ley and Mclean. Va: about completed; q $50
Lots cheap; any size. +. NJ. WALTER Nc
Lean. Va. Clarendon s30-J-5
2sTORY HOUSES. 3. q AND ROOMS:
| A. adjoining Beaver Dam Country Club: rea
seuaole. II. l.. sHELDRAKE, Lahdover, Nd.
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NEWLY DECORATED 1-R. b. HOUSE:
large lot with trees. shrubbery and rose
bushes; ami; 2-car garage, Lyon Park, Va
20 minutes from 18th and Pa. ave. Immediat lie
possession. Reasonable terms. Call evenings,
owner
MRS. SHAW. ADAMS 5a2 IL
ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA.
bungalow 6 rooms. bath. elec.. cellar, fur.
mace. hoored attic, fireplace. good lot, fine loca.
tion; $1,000. cash and terms very reasonable.
Address Box 2as s. star office.
BERWYN, MD.
5-room bungalow; cellar; eight lots: on troll
ley line; furnace heat; cheap for quick sale
5.room house; cellar and all modern imp
on trolley line: A750; terms.
GEO. G. GAYLOR,
Berwyn, Md.
Phone BerWyn 50 ls
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4.
Owner must sell, furnished or unfurnished
6.r. brick (2nd floor fitted up as apt: vie.
ss as cs s;'t 5Sssw ssy accepted 'i4
conn. AVE, WEST SIDE. NORTH OF
WoodIey road-Hsndsome -S.stery brick-and-
stone residence; 10 rooms, 3 baths; every mod
ern convenience; perfect condition: immediate
possession. Lot 25I126 to i5-foot alley. Only
.ls sns ssss.y frame so;' ayelliqE ,Ean
Harvard Ut. bet. 5thssnd Georgia ave-; 0
e JESSE JESSE fo0f E. HnIsREGL. rGsi.sHi lis st NV
GEoRG EToWN, CORNER HOME. PRESS
cash. balance easy; now vacant; on 3oth ST.
Almost new bungalow of o large rooms and
bath ami; large attic, large lot and gar
e vacant, sacffnee tor sss56 q Act q QUICK NOW ON
Beautiful Homes
Delightfully."- Located.
We don't believe you will find anything
that will more nearly ,, suit You than these
335-337-33o 18th Street S.E.
They are brandnew and modern in every re-
spect-constructed OF the best Of materials in
the usual Kite manner. and contain the many
features for which Kite Homes have become
olNc FOur htteHtiOu, a.
they are we'll worthy Of It, Located in q
splendid residential section of the city-handy
to all points. This is unusual opportunity
to buy q real Home at moderate figure.
-Four rooms-consisting OF large living room
and dining room. separated from kitchen by
attractive china cabinets. Two large bed
rooms-sIeepins porch: kitchen porch and front
porch. PipeIess heating system with auto
matte control on first floor. Separate hot
water heater. laundry tubs, large tiled bath:
plenty Of closet room--upstairs and down.
Handsome electric fixtures and decorations.
One of the best makes Of sideoven gas ranges
big dresser.
Handy to two Car lines.
'Only S6,4S0.
VERY ATTRACTIVE TERMS MAY
BE ARRANGED.
Open for inspection daily and evening
HARRY A. KITE,
(Tncorporated)
1S1f L c. DI,o,o Nda,., 1S1E
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY

TAkOAIA PARk-5R00M AND RATH BUN
gslow. with large pantry. finished attic. cell
lar. h.-w.h.; one block from cars: all modern
improvements: 5000. l.5o6 cash: real
bargain for quick buyer. Also smaller bunga
lows. Phone Col. :.0j3. J., ". shade, -
Carroll ave
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VALUABLE NORTHWEST BUSINESS CORNER
SICKNESS FORCES
client place the market valuable business
corner at astonishing 1t the home OF thriving
business built up period of 10 years
Tenant will sell business if desired will take long
lease from This property will furnish an
income OF lOfo on $4,000 investment and be pur-
chased for S2l OOO with only taking
back first and second trusts.
BURTON & CONDlT
Realtors.
1906 18th St. Main 1884
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SAIE-SUDURDAN PROPERTY
Continues.
SALE-SUDUlJAN PROPERTY
6ontfwnoA.

BLAIR
NORTH WASHINGTON
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MARYLAND
lOo yards north District line approached by 10th street
and Alaska by motor and served by Forest Glen
cars leaving 9th street Restricted of homes
separation OF stores and building line In direct line of
greatest building activity property values in neghbor
hood increasing by leaps and bounds. Thoroughfare
now paved connecting Takoma Park and Brookeville
Pike Sewerage, water, electricity paved drive and
cement sidewalk curb and gutter. Lots from $1,000
up on terms OF 1919 cash and balance at rate of Der
cent per month Inspect four Beautiful Homes with
all modern improvements. offered n terms
today call
HOPKINS LAND CO.. Inc
Phone Main 23O5. 1910 + ST
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l4th Street. Sl3.250.
North of Park Road
In zone of rapidly increasing values: gond
home. having four first floor living rooms; four
bedrooms: two upper glassed-in porcbes: two
car brick garage: strictly modern: good neigh
pointment.
Maddux. Marshall & Co. Inc.
11aS 18th St NV. Main Sa1n
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The Choicest Homes in
Northeast Washington
Look them all over and then see these
splendid Kite Homes At
3llO-3l28 Newton Street NE.
(Just off Rhode Island ave.
These are real livable Homes--planned and
arranged in the most practical manner for
ease of housekeeping and home making. You
simply can't help appreciating the many un-
usual advantages embodied in their arrange
ment. Constructed Of the best of materials
in the usual careful Kite manner-this is an
opportunity that YOU can't AFFORD not TO take
advantage of.
Only $500 is needed to make
the first payment-balance in
conveniently arranged terms.
$500 to $3.50.
4 and 5 Rooms.
Sanitary plumbing and hot-~ater heating,
electricity. etc.
Open for inspection every day and evening.
Take cars leaving 10Th and G ats. NV. ride
out r. /. ave. to Newton ST. ne.
HARRY A. KITE.
uncorporatedl
1914 X St. Phone Main 4846.
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PRO0kLAND-5.R ROOM SLEEPING PORCH.
bungalow: elec.. gas. INV h.. h.w. hoers &c
ment cellar. foored attc. Immed. possession.
II u. MI RpHY. 2Ill 1Ifh ne .
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MT RAINIER, MD. NEAR RHODE ISLAND
sve.-New sir-roOm and bath bungalow; three
hedrooms. laundry trays built-iH bookcase.
ctc. Bargain for good cash payment. Owner,
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COLORED.

have some four room and bath houses To-
Gated in the best section of the city that ]
balance At the rate Of 500 per month which
will cover all interest. Also q six-room house
that 10 vacant, located near 9th and sts
NV. that ] will sell the same terms. Ad-
dress Box 287-S, Star office. IL
Evening star., 1924-06-01

356j 6th sT. N.W--OPEN FOR TNSpECTI0N
Sunday; Groom brick; 81, go; home or invest
ment: don't delay. FRANK II. GAUSS, ABA
Georgia
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NEARBY VIRGINIA.

New s-roem buasaisw. eiec... sss. hath.
room, well, cellar. large. lot. minutes te
GSoftetown. Price. A,1Oe. cash and fsrHa 70
aAaP- Bog n. 2iaks1kxA
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

| OPEN FOR INSPECTION SUNDAY: I20 Z AR
| mum st NV; beautiful r.. = Il.
| home: built in garage; your price and terms
Columbia 1l2..
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FOR CoLoREp.
"Sale-l33o ,2rd St. NV.
Brick, rooms and baths. vacant one week
c =. WARING. 1915 r ST NV
For Colored-S5oO Down.
Sale --1J4 Hobart St NV
Brick, g rooms and bath. cellar. furnace
I. +. Waring. l4l6 + St. NV
PHONE MAIN q1To
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FOR SALE-HoUsEs.
CAnt fnHAA
SEMI-DETACHED

6 rooms. bath screened breakfast and klaep-
ing porches, side light. French doors: near 2
car lines: large yard; need larger home or
would not sell. Price. -, $50. Phone Adams
1880.
0RTHEAST-C0L0NIAL GROOM BRICK,
tile bath; room for garage; Al condition; $3.50
cash, balance less than rent. II you want
northeast home don't miss this one. Call Line.
6S74.
EXCEPTIONALLY WELL BUILT HOUSE, IS
large rooms, attic space, with windows for
possession; about six acres, fruit, shrubs, lots
adjacent selling from ID to zoe per square
foot Fine development section of northwest.
Ofnce.
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VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS-FIVE-RO CON
rrers bungalow. with fence facing two streets:
$1,000 cash. Address Box HIT, Star Office
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the husband by the enraged mother
in-law, who had attempted to Sc
cure her daughters release from
him.
After days of suspense and an
guish, the, mother is freed of the
murder charge and is happy in her
daughters freedom and marriage to
a former sweetheart.
In this dramatic story, which was
written by Hans Kraely, assisted by
Lubitsch, Pauline Frederick Is seen
in the role of the mother. May Mac
-Avoy is the daughter. Lew Cody
is the cause of all the trouble. Ma
rie Provost. Mary Carr. Pierre Gen
dron and Willard Louis are also in
the cast.
The program, in addition, includes
a Circle comedy, the tCirclette of
News, and the orchestra, overture.
The Second Hungarian Rhapsody"
by Franz List. played by the Circle
Concert Orchestra under the direc-
ton OF Constantin Bakalinikoff.
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"WANDERBR OF WASTELAND"
OPENS SUNDAY AT APOLLO

Zane Grey's story. "Wanderer OF
the Wasteland," is the feature at
traction at the Apollo next week.
The entire picture made under the
supervision Of the author and under
the direction of Irwin Willat. 1t is
in natural colors. produced by the
Technicolor process.
Some idea of the scenic value of
the picture is obtained in the fact
that many Of the scenes were made
in the Grand Canyon Of Colorado
and the Mojave desert.
Jack Holt, who heads the cast, has
the role Of a Westerner. who. having
shot his brother. believes himself a
murderer. He seeks refuge in the
desert and becomes the companion
Of a gold prospector. Years later,
through the influence OF a girl. he
returns to civilization to face the
punishment he believes due him.
He again finds happiness when he
learns that his brother still lives and
that the girl will marry him.
Cast includes Noah Berry, Kath.
Ign Williams and Billie Dove in sup
port of Jack Holt.
The Monkey Romeo" is the It'll:
of the comedy part of the bill AMI
a Fox News Weekly is shown.
Earl Gordon gives selections NJ
the organ and the Bensons Melody
Entertainers add to the musical
attraction.
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GLORIA SWANSON HAS
&BIG ROLE IN "MANHANDLED"

The slangy. fun-thirsty shop-girl
OF a big department store is the
heroine OF "Manhandled," the latest
Gloria Swanson picture which is to
be shown the coming week at the
Ohio Theater, together with "A Hard
Boiled Tenderfoot," a Spat Family
comedy, q Pathe news weekly and
music by Virgil Moore's Entertain
ers and a special organ solo by Les
ter HUFF, entitled "a Day at the
Fair
Manhandled" is the story Of a
salesgirl. who is told that gold dig.
ging" will bring her enjoyment, but
she follows the advice only to learn
that it is untrue. 1t tells of Tessie
MCGUIRE, who finds the love OF
Johnny Hogan, an inventor and taxi
driver, too little for her. Her en-
ployer takes her to an artist friend,
who asks her TO pose for him. Her
natural gift for mimicry soon gives
Tessie opportunities to find a better
position. Hogan comes back from
Detroit TO tell Tessie of his good
fortune in selling his invention. only
TO find her in the company Of her
new friends.
Tom Moore leads the supporting
company. He is assisted by Ian
Keith, famous find" and recent de-
lineator of the role Of Hamlet; Frank
Morgan, Frank Allsworth, Carrie
Scott, Arthur HOusman, Lilyan fash
man. former "Follies" girl. and Ann
Pennington and Brooke Johns, two
other "Follies" entertainers, who
are seen in a special dance number.
'Manhandled" is by Arthur String
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son, embittered because he was dis
possessed from his claim by an East
ern syndicate. discovers the White
Horse bandit dying from a wound
received in a train robbery.
Thompson has been a member Of
a gang of desperadoes, but has
turned straight. Before he dies the
bandit tells Thompson of big cache
of his plumber, the map OF which
is held by a child. Thinking the
child is boy, and feeling his efforts
at honesty have gone unrewarded.
Bill decides to get the cache for him
self and steals the child. Concealing
his identity he succeeds by his abil-
ity to WELD his fists, in getting
a job on a ranch adjoining the one
he had come TO rob.
Way Up North" is an added at
traction, a Bert Roach comedy
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NEW JACK H0XIE
FILM DUE AT ISIS

A group OF fast-ridins ranch rid
ers headed by Jack Hoxie provide
the thrill sand action in the West
ern picture. Fighting Fury, "
which Is the attraction at the Isis
the first part OF next week.
Spanish clothes and the manners
Of a Spanish gentlemen are the aids
in new type OF role played by
Hoxie in this picture. The picture is
heralded as a mystery-thriller with
the action OF the story taking place
on the United States-Mexican
border. A novel feature OF the film
is the night-photography. Clifford
Smith who has directed many of
Bill Harris films directed this pro-
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ERNEST LUBITSCH
DIRECTED THREE WOMEN

Ernest Lubitsch. European direc-
tor, has just completed his second
American production. Three Won
en-" This picture will be shown at
the Circle beginning Sunday. Luz
bitsch's first success was The Mar
riage Circle"
1t is a story Of three women and
a hardened man of the world. who
values money above everything else.
At first ostensibly in love with the
nliddle-aged Mrs. Wilton, widow of
a very wealthy business man, he
transfers his affections to her young
daughter upon the latter's return
from boarding school. and finally
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er and appeared recently in the Sat
urday Evening Post. Allan Dwan
is the director.
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HARRY CAREY PLAYS
LEAD AT SMITHS

Tiger Thompson" featuring
Harry Carey at Mister Smiths next
week, is a story of the western plains
of bad man" who tries going
straight, then returns 10 his former
habits and Is finally brought to a
realization of his false position. The
picture is a Hunt Stromberg produc-
ton directed by f. Reeves Eason.
In the cast OF the picture are Mar
guerite Clayton. John Dillon, Jack
Richardson and George Ring. The
story has to do with Tiger Thomp-
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FEW FACTS CONCERNING
PARAMOUNT WEEK HERE

Paramount Week" which has
become known not only throughout
the United States. but all over the
world, offers to the patrons of each
community in which the pictures
are shown an unusual opportunity of
enjoying what is considered the
cream of the program, as many of
the best pictures made during the
past season are productions which
Aature the most interesting stars
Ind stories and include the best
technical settings.
All Of the popular plays, novels
and short stories produced or pub
hshed here and abroad, form the
field from which the dramatic ma
terial for these pictures are selected.
Many outstanding features will be
forthcoming from the Paramount
studios this year, occupying an i'm
pOrtant place in what is known as
"The Famous Forty" which is in
cluded in the series is 1.-The Covered
Wagon" James Cruces perturbation
of Emerson Hough's novel, included
also in the group IS the picture
which marks Rudolph Valentines
return to the screen, Monsieur
Beaucaire."
Other outstanding productions in
the list are 'Manhandled," featur-
ing Gloria Swanson. THE Alaskan"
with Thomas Meighan; Feet OF
Clay" a Cecil B. De Mile produc-
ton; "Wanderer Of the Wasteland."
the first successful attempt TO film
picture Of length in its natural col
ors; North Of &c." another of Emer-
son Hough's great stories. Lilly Of
the Dust" featuring Pola Negri.
1t is expected that with the open
ing Of "A Greater Movie Season"
which is the first week in September,
known as Paramount Week, added
interest in motion pictures through
out the country is looked forward to
as well as this community where a
greater portion Of the Paramount
Pictures will be shown.