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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18

|CLORIA SWANSON has bought a
NJ story nf Russian life ~ I.enore i.
Coffee and win produce ii rs one 81
her early pictures for United Artists.
Personality" has been announced as
her flrst picture.
.s.
Many Of the presentations. or
ton promise delightful entertainment
quality Of the photoplay entertain
costly.
Cartloads q cement. marble. eIec.
padding and new carpet are ciuttering
UP the underground passages q
GrandaiIs Metropolitan ana inaica ss.s
49, 800. ~. e go.
Big tnings are SONS " nappeh.
Jack Pegler. representing the wan
III. Havs offIces IN New York. has
"A 49, fsrs sss Movie seaso1, arrange.
n,enfs for the STANLEY. Crandall thea,
ters, which open up August j.
Little Colleen Moore tn Ella
Cinders win be the reOpening attrac-
ton at Crandau'a MetrOp Olitan July ~.
Miss Moore has been rather q faVorite
screen star 01 the Metropolitan and
both she and her husband, John =.
Ma tionai III vvest 81. stl,dios. have more
t,a !, .a,,..a haa, s,,ests m Harry M.
crantiaH ana his Sarnily.
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Arthur Soners Roche il writing the
story for Bebe Daniels feature,
STRANDED IN Paris. q u
THE Temple Of Jehovah Is 70 pe
reproduced by Cecil =. DE Mile ~
The King OF Kings.
Wallace Mac DOnalds first serial Tor
Universal will be Fighting With
Buffalo Bill, with Fay Taylor direct.
ing. NET "a
pr,sci,,a bonner viii he Harry Lang.
do,,,s Ieaainp won,an In .sThe Strong
Man !,
-, -. 800.
Poland taxed It's pno,opIay n " -
SO hard that .ney al GU ciossu anu z.
barry in Film Daily states that
Dick Barthelmess' next picture VIII
10 aThe Patent Leather Kid and
that prominent shoe interests are re
ported to be interested in II. Sounds
like : isssou = o-- -
Another story says that Merle
Johnsons mo face" film. Knee Deep
in Love- reveals only the hands and
bodies Of the actors. no titles are
,spd and the story suffers not a. whit,
oevause = : = = q 80 - y -
eeiiHs. -
-. g.. 49, q, y,istorv meet
" ING ~ ,.ith the recent
n..s1,, ..,st;s. sso,,1rass Is Chicago were
filmed by FOX TOR taralnai Mu,,liie..l,
and VIII ne snoMn ~ ~, $500 ..,n,.,s l
nonaSless 81 at4,ag 3, r.ai;a, = ha,,g
specI ~ - = =, .,,a p,,,.e
pIcpai1u ~ = -. ..-.-s. q
.Iosenh Schildkraut il to play the
mart al Judas in De Miles production
..The King Of Kings
James Hall win play the lead op
posite Pola Negri in .Eotel Imperial. I
Do you know him?
a recent news note from FAMOUS
Piayers.Lasky says acIors anu ~
tresses are swarmlng PACK tns
paramount STUDIOS 70 HValywoou = :.
readiness for capacity production.
Jesse L. 1.asky has given jaime.
Cruze, director Of odd Ironsides. 9
new consr .,.s I a..,,aa heson hss $500 az
s.sss z a...ss. t.,,,.;rs. ,,.,,b ,,,a1ici1.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
Next Week J Photoplays

METROPOLITAN Colleen
Moore in Ella Cinders.s
PALACE Ford Sterling in
The Show OFF.
RIAI.TO-Louise Fazenda and
Jacquelin Logan in Foot
loose Widows.
COLUMBIA - Neil Hamilton
and Shirley Mason in Desert
Gold"
TIVOLI-"The Old Army
Game Silence "Oh, What
4 Nurse" and Under West
ern, Skies
AMBASSADOR-aThe Social
Highwayman, "The Pleasure
Buyers, "Lovey Mary" The
Shamrock Handicap" and
ooh, What a Nurse"
CENTRAL--"Wild Oats Lane
The Pace That Thrills"
Good and Naughty THE
Prince of Piisen,D Say 1t
Again and Rolling Home"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
AVENUE GRAND.

Today and tomorrow, Charlie MUIR
ray and George Sidney In Sweet
Daddies'' and Our Gang" in Buried
Treasure; Tuesday and Wednesday,
Aileen Pringle in The wilderness
Woman" and Aesop Fable; Thursday,
Leatrice Joy and William Boyd in
Ewes Leaves" and Glenn Tryon in
Papa, Be Good; Friday, Reginald
Denny in .sRolling Home and Ralph
Graves in The Window Dummy;
Saturday, Matt Moore and Kathryn
Perry in Early to Wed. juvenile
comedy, "Raisin' CAIN" and The
Radio Detective No. s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
CAROLINA.

Today and Tomorrow. Richard Barth-
ielness in "Ranson's Folly; Tuesday,
Brown of Harvard" with Jack Pick
ford; Wednesday, '"The Other Woman's
story" with Alice Calhoun; Thurs
day, "a Social Celebrity with Adolf
phe Menjou; Friday, George O'Brien
in "Rustling for Cupid; Saturday,
Rin-Tin- Tin in 1.-THE Night Cry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
DuMBARTON.

Today, Irene Rich and Huntley Cor
Mon IN tsThe wife Who Wasn't
Wanted: Tomorrow, Mary Astor, Ben
Lyon and TulIy Marshall. The Pace
THAT Thrills; Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Harold Lloyd in For Heavens
GakaasI Thursday, william Collier. jr.
fnnd Earnest terrence In The Rain.
rnat0es1 Friday Jack Holt, Ernest
TorFNnCe. Esther Ralston and Louise
nDresser, In THE Blind Goddess sat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
LINCOLN-"The Wilderness
Woman"

Aileen Pringle, Lowell Sherman,
Chester Conklin and Robert Cain head
the cast to be seen at the Lincoln
Theater the first three days of this
week, beginning this afternoon at 8
o'clock, in the First Nationals yer.
sion of Arthur Stringer's story, THE
Wilderness Woman The action
shifts from the frozen woodlands of
Alaska to the smart hostelries OF fash.
ionable New York, and the story
abounds in amusing situations. An
1Aesop Fable will be the added short
reel.
Wednesday and Thursday Mary As
tor and Lloyd Hughes win be seen in
1.-The Scarlet Saint" with Frank Nor.
gan, Jed Prouty and George Neville,
adapted from Gerald Beaumont's THE
Lady Who Played Fidele," augmented
by Bobby Vernon in Christie's
Broken China" and Screen Snap
shots; Friday and Saturday, William
Collier, jr.; Ernest Terrence and
Georgia Hale in Paramount's produc-
ton, 1.-THE Rainmaker," a. fast-action
drama of the tracks, supplemented by
Lupino Lane in thine Flies" and
Saturday only, the ninth installment
of "rhe Bar c. Mystery. 9F@as aats Er
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
CHEVY CHASE.

Sunday and Monday, Cecil B de
Miles "The Volga Boatman." with
the Imperial Male Chorus: Tuesday,
Belle Bennett in 1.-THE Reckless Lady
and Cliff Bowes in Meet My Dog;
Wednesday, Lewis s. Stone and Bar
bara Bedford in "Old Loves and
New" and Aesop Fable; Thursday.
Virginia Valli in Watch Your Wife"
and Charlie Puffy in Help Wanted;
Friday, George O'Brien in The Johns
town Flood" and Sennett's Whisper
ing WIiskers'': Saturday. Johnny
Hines in Rainbow Riley and Medley
Edwards in Where's My Baby?'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
savoy.
TAK0MA,

Today and Tomorrow, Cecil B. De
Miles production, 1.-The volga Boat
man." with William Boyd Elinor
Fair, Victor Varconi, Julia Faye and
Theodore Kosloff Continuous Sunday
from 5 pm. Tuesday, Sally O,Neill In
Don't" and Larry Semon in "Stop,
Look and Listen; wednesday and
Thursday. Lon CLANCY In 1.-THE Road
to Mandalay' and comedy; Friday,
Harry Langdon in Tramp, Tramp,
Tramp: Aesop's Fable, comedy and
Fighting Hearts," No. s: Saturday,
Tom MIX in Yankee Senor";; Aesop's
Fable. comedy and novelty film, 'tOld
Virginia. !"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
YORK.

Today, Charlie Murray and George
Sidney in Sweet Daddies'' and o.
Henry's Elsie in New York; tomor-
row. Leatirce Joy and William Boyd
in Ewes Leaves" and Cliff Bowes in
Squirrel Food; Tuesday, Matt
Moore and Kathryn Perry in EARLY
to Wed" and Andy Gump comedy:
Wednesday, Emil Jannings in "Quo
Vadis" and Aesop Fable: Thursday,
Aileen Pringle in The Wilderness
Woman" and Pathe Review: Friday,
Greta Nissen In The Lucky Lady. Z
comedy, Busters Ekyroclxet,n and
Screen Snapshots; Saturday. Regi-
Maid Denny in Rolling Home, Z Glenn
Tryon In "Ukulele Sheiks'' and THE
Radio Detective No. s..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
APOLLO.

Today and tomorrow AiIeen Pringie
in THE wilderness Woman and Cliff
Bowes in squirrel Food: Tuesday
and Wednesday, George Sidney and
Charlie Murray in Sweet Daddies"
and Sennett's From Rags to
Britches''; Thursday, Matt Moore and
Kathryn Perry in Early to Wed" and
Ralph Graves in Take Your Time;
Friday, Greta Nissen in The Lucky
Lady" and Bobby Vernon in Broken
China; Saturday, Reginald Denny in
Rolling Home" Glenn Tryon in Say
1t With Babies and THE Radio De.
tective." No. 9.
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tcontinued fforn Frat page.l

Topics Of the Day: Saturday. Richard
Dix in Say It Again." supplemented
by comedy and chapter play.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
CAPITOL

Sunday and Monday, Harold Lloyd
In For Heavens Sake" chapter
of Fighting Hearts," Aesop Fables
and news reel; Tuesday. Gloria Swan
son in THE Unframed Lady," comedy
and news reel; Wednesday, Pola Negri
in THE Crown Of Lies and comedy;
Thursday. Rod La ROGUE in ''Red
Dice" and comedy: Friday, George
0'Brien in "Rustling for Cupid" cpl
sode seven of 1.-THE Green Archer
and Larry Semon comedy; Saturday,
Rim Tin Tin in 1.-The Clash Of the
Wolves" last episode of 1.-THE Wink
ing Idol" and comedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
CENTRAL-asilken slackles., !,

.sSilken Shackles'' win be the screen
attraction the first two days Of this
week at CrandalPs Central Theater,
beginning this afternoon, with Irene
Rich, Huntly Gordon and Victor Var.
conf in the principal roles 1t IS q
Warner Brothers production, directed
by Walter Morosco. ''Onr Gang" I'm
Buried Treasure, I together with pipe
organ numbers, will complete the bill.
Tuesday, Colleen Moore In First Ma.
tionals Aim version OF the musical
comedy hit, "Irene.n with Llyod
Hughes, George K. Arthur, Charlie
Murray, Lawrence Wheat and Eva
Novak, augmented by an Aesop Fable;
Wednesday. Lewis s. Stone, Shirley
Mason, Barbara Bedford and John
Patrick in First Nationals production,
What Fools Men," story based on
the idea of what 1t is that fools men
rather than that men are fools, aug.
mented by a. Felix cartoon: Thursday
ana Friday, Bebe Daniels in THE
Palm Beach Girl a comedy thriller.
With Florida's play places as its back.
ground, together with Walter HERS
in Wireless Lizzie; Saturday, The
Lucky Lady" with Greta Nissen in
the title part, supplemented by Clyde
Cookies comedy, Wandering Papas.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
WARDMAN PARK-"SaIonle. "

ALA Nazimova in her greatest pic
ture, "Salome," win be the photo
play at the Wardman Park Theater
next week on Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday evenings With this picture
the Moving Picture Guild will also
show Douglas McLean's comedy,
1.-THE Hottentot."
Tuesday and Wednesday will be
offered Mary Pickford in THE Love
Light and Friday and Saturday
Douglas Fairbanks in robin Hood .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
CIRCL,EjII.

Today and Tomorrow, Jack Holt,
Ernest Terrence, Esther Ralston
Louise Dresser in THE Blind God
dessf and Andy Gurnp comedy.
smash Up; Tuesday, Bessie Love,
William Haines. Mary Alden in
"Lovey Mary: Wednesday, Hope
Hampton, Lionel Barrymore. Louise
Gla,iln, ''Fifty-Fifty'';; Thursday and
Friday, showing and 8 PM, Quo
Vadis," with Emil Jannings and a
cast of 10000; gang comedy One
Wild Ride: Saturday Claire Windsor
and Owen Moore in Money Talks. Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18

urday. Bill Cody in THE Galloping
Cowboy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18

Today and tomorrow. Richard Bar.
thelmess In .Ranson's Folly, Earle
Foxe comedy and news: Tuesday.
'.0m the Highway" with John Bow
ers and Marguerite de La Motto, and
Buster Brown comedy: Wednesday and
Thursday. Douglas Mclean In That d
My Baby" and Mack Sennett comedy;
Friday, Clara how. Edmund Lowe In
"The Ancient Mariner" also comedy;
Saturday, Pola Negri In THE Crown
Of Lies. also Fighting Hearts, and
comedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
COLONY.

Today, Ken Maynard and Strong.
heart in North Star" annd Lloyd
Hamilton in 'Nobody's Business
tomorrow. Belle Bennett in THE Reck.
less Lady, and cartoon: Tuesday,
Anna @. Nilsson in THE Splendid
Road and Aesop Fable; Wednesday,
Monte Blue in THE Man Upstairs
and Cliff Bowes In Hanging Fire;
Thursday, Pola Negri In Good and
Naughty" and Sennett's isn't Love
Cuckoo; Friday. Charlie Murray and
George Sidney in sSweet Daddies'
and o. Henry's Elsie In New York;;
Saturday, Vera Reynolds and Edmund
Burns in "The Million Dollar Handi-
cap" and .Our Gang In Buried
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
OLYMPIC.

Today and tomorrow, "Old Loves
and New" featuring Lewis Stone,
Barbara BedfsSd and Tuliy Marshall,
comedy and nesSsreel: Tuesday, Pea
cock Feathers with JacQueline
Logan and Cullen Lands, comedy:
Wednesday, Claire Windsor and Owen
Moore In Money Talks" comedy:
Thursday and Friday. THE Blind
Goddess" featuring Jack Holt, Ernest
Terrence, Esther Ralston and Louise
Dresser, comedy and newsreel; Sat
urday, The Fighting Heart featur.
ing George O'Brien. Maize in Fight
ing Hearts, No. 8. and Felix the
Cat" comedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
PARK.
PRINCESS,

Sunday and Monday, Cecil B. De
Miles The Volga Boatman,'' with
vocal accompaniment: Harry Langdon
in The White Wings Bride and
news reel; Tuesday and wednesday
Alice Joyce and Conway TearIe in
Dancing Mothers" and Imperial
comedy, His Own lawyer: Thurs.
day. Pola Negri In 1.-THE Crown OF
Lies" and comedy; Friday, THE Mil.
THE Winking Idol" comedy There
Goes the Bride.'' and news reel; Sat.
urday, Buck Jones in THE Cowboy
and the Countess; Our Gang comedy
THE Love Bug; episode three. The
Bar c Mystery" and Aesop's Fables.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18

Only a few years ago four screen
players, all now appearing In Vol
cano" which William X. Howard di
rected for Paramount. were leading
lights in the comedy field. Bebe Dan
iels was leading woman for Harold
Lloyd, Wallace Berry directed himself
in comedy rolls, and Billy Franey and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
HIPPODROsiE.

Today and tomorrow, The cohens
and the Kellys,' witt, Charles Muir.
ray and Kate Price, also comedy;
Tuesday and Wednesday. Adolphe
Menjou in "A Social Celebrity also
Sennett comedy and news: Thursday
and Friday, Leatrice Joy In Made
for Love" and comedy; Saturday
Lon CLANCY in THE Road to Man
dalay, Fighting Hearts and news.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
An Indian Novelty.

HAVE YOU ever heard Of the prin-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18

Lya De Putt. who plays with Emil
Jannings in Variety, has been her
aided as one of Europe's finest emo.
tionai actresses. Young. very young.
she has been a star In her own right
in Germany several years. Her early
experience was gained in light operet-
tas by Lehar and Leo Fall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18

Raymolld GRIMM, star Of .You.d Be
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-30
Tribute Paid by
Tourists to u. S.
Cemeteries Overseas

Washington, Nov. 90 R- Many
tributes to the workers who care for
the American cemeteries overseas
are being received by the War De-
partment. Few days pass but that
some tourist, returning home from
Europe, does not voluntarily add to
these some expression of his own
concerning the impressive beauties
of these fields of honor and the ten
derness with which they are pre-
served.
One such contribution, made by
the Rev. H. H. Fout, Bishop of the
Northwest District of the Church of
the United Bretheren in Christ, and
taken at random from the cores
pondence files, is typical of the many
others.
"Battlefields have been transform
ed into harvest fields, and resting
places are provided for our fallen
loved ones, worthy of the homes and
country from which they came"
Bishop Fout wrote. "They are as
beautiful and well kept a sour GEM
eteries at home.'
Bishop Fout referred particularly
to the AisneMarne cemetery near
Chateau Thierry. at the foot of the
hill of Belleau Wood, which he de-
clared would in all time to come
be the American shrine in France"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-30
ADJUSTMENTS
OPERA HOUSE
Last Times Today, Warner Baxter in
"The Great Gatsby;" Jack Pickford
In Exit Smiling"

, "The Great Gatsby," adapted by
I Elizabeth Meehan from F. Scott Fitz-
gerald's famous novel, tells the tale
of Jay Gatsby, a mysterious figure in
Long Island society. His house is the
rendezvous of pleasure and excitement
seekers. Through 1t wanders a lonely
figure, friendless and Just a good fell
low"-the host. He lives for but one
thing-the girl he left behind on going
to war. Married to another man,
Gatsby believes she still loves him.
Warner Baxter makes a real person
out of Gatsby. Lois Wilson plays
Daisy Buchanan, which should be
doubly interesting in view of the fact
that Lois flaunts her new bob for the
first time. Neil Hamilton and Georgia
Hale complete the featured quartet.
What happens when Gatsby meets
Daisy and is able to make her forget
her husband. only to come down to
earth as Buchanan accuses him of ac-
lions he cannot deny-helps make
THE Great Gatsby" one picture not to
be missed.
The companion or added feature is
Jack Pickford in Exit Smiling" The
rep show" laughable example of
drama from which, however, rose
many American stars, is the back
ground for the screens latest comedy
drama, Exit Smiling" 1t is laid be-
hind the scenes with tank-town
Thespian troupe. Beatrice Lille, IA
nous English stage star, makes her
debut in the new picture, and Jack
Pickford plays the hero.
A two-reel comedy, Time Flies"
and News Reel will be folnd on the
same program.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-30
Director COOmbS
Tells of Inspection
Tour Through South

DR.. George Holden Cooms, direc-
tor Of the division of communicable
diseases of the State Department of
Health, who has just returned from
a three weeks inspection trip to
various State health departments in
the East and South for observation
o ftheir work In conjunction with
the International Health Board in the
control of communicable diAeases, de-
clared yesterday that he gathered
much valuable information on the
control of the typhoid carrier-the
person who although not i'll with ty-
phoid is capable Of conveying it to
others. He also secured consider
able information on methods of State
departments of health in carrying out
extensive vaccination against typhoid
fever, diphtheria and smallpox.
Early in November, DR.. c. F. Ken
dali, State commissioner of health,
was able to assign DR.. Coombs to
make this inspection tour through
the courtesy Of the International
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-30
NATIONAL Home

officer of the day, Capt. George D.
Herriott.
All employees who purchase gaso-
lene should call at the Treasurer's
office for their ticket as no money
will be taken by the Quartermaster.
The returns from furloughs Mon
day were Eugene Hill from Chelsea.
Mass, and Timothy c. Hayes from
Lawrence.
Hollis c. Frost, of Springfield, late
Supply Co, 20 u. S. Field Art, has
reported for admission.
Miss Elsie Reynolds has gone to
Bosom for surgical treatment to an
arm which has been partially para
lyzed for the past year.
Thomas Wallace Of Waddington.
N. Y, late Co. d, Is U. S. Eng, and
Timothy O'Connor, of Lawrence.
late Co. F. U. S. Pioneer Inf, have
been admitted.
Prof. G. A. Berkeley, the Home
bandmaster recently composed a
march which has just been played
and will be called "O'Bill." 1t was
very snappy and excellent for the
street.
Michael ]. Dee Of Worcester. late
Co. X, 81 U. S. Inf; James Marley
Oh webster, late 70. r, 8 SOIll. I'LL,
and Hugh McNealus of Portland, late
U. S. Navy, have been re-admitted.
The following have been dropped
from the rolls for being absent with
out leave more than 60 days: Edward
A. Burby, Peter DAILY, Louis H. Du-
til, John Harmon, Oliver j. Limoge,
George w. Morrill, and Lester J.
Norton.
Master Leonard Lizotte is some
what improved and will return to
school within a few days. The young
man was accidently cut across the
back of his right hand with a large
knife and lost considerable blood be-
fore receiving surgical aid.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-30
A.A.A. Safety Program
For AZ Legislatures

Washington, d. c., Nov. 29-"There
are AZ state legislatures meeting this
winter. For the first time in the his
tory of the automobile there is an
opportunity to put over en almost
universal safety program The en-
tire program is important and worth
while. Its enactment is challenge
to our state associations. individual
clubs and every other motoring
agency"
This is the Message just broadcast
to the $50 local clubs of the Ameri-
can Automobile Association by Ma
tional Headquarters officials here in
Washington.
1t comes as sort of climatic
broadside in the ceaseless effort of
the A. A. A. in support of general
adoption by the As states of the
model traffic code drafted by the Sec
ond National Conference on Street
and Highway Safety, sponsored by
Herbert Hoover, Secretary of the
United States Department OF Com
merce.
Many Of the recommendations of
the model code already are a part
of the laws of numerous states" the
message to clubs says. "Others are
yet to be incorporated and, in some
few states, the entire code we'll might
be adopted to supplant the one pre-
vailing at present.
1.-THE code recommended by the
Hoover Conference has the tremen-
dous prestige of being the best
thought of the Nations leading
thinkers in the field of safety. 1t
has been the experience of those who
have been working in the interest
of its adoption that State officials,
executive and legislative, recognize
this fact. AS a result, they show a
keenly sympathetic interest that
BODIES we'll for its widespread adop-
ton" an
Pointing out that one Of the big
tasks devolving on local and state
motor club officials apparently lies in
getting the model code before legis-
lators and citizens generally, Off
Gals of the national motoring body
urge that every club place as a lead
ing plank in its 1927 platform the
carrying into effect of the recon-
mendations Of the conference, and
pledge their vigorous backing of the
model code and persistent support of
1t until the legislation is passed.
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MONMOUTH

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Wheeler
and their mother, Mrs. Mary Max
well, entertained at dinner. Thanks
giving day, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Ham and sons, of Wales, Clinton
Ham of Wales, and J. Raymond
Ham. of Livermore Falls; and Hon.
and Mrs. John Maxwell of Livermore
Falls.
Mrs. William Camp of Saco, has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. C.
B. Boyd for a few days.
Miss Phyllis Mason is passing the
holidays at her home in Peabody,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Greenlief had
as Thanksgiving guests, their son,
Harry Greenlief of South Paris and
Mr.. Greenlief's sister, Mrs. Annie
Stedman of Ashville, n. c..