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Auditorium tonight.

Auditorium tonight.
Mr.. Chas r. Corkran has return
! ed home. after brief business trip
to Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Finley arrived
home this morning on the boat, after
having spent several days in Balti-
more
Mrs. Leonard GIindenmeyer and
two children are visiting her mo-
Their. Mrs. : N. Donoho, at her home
at 3l3 Maryland avenue.
Mr.. Eugene Phillips left on the
afternoon train yesterday. after has
ing spent the Weekend with his fam
lily, at their home on Locust s..
There will be a meeting OF the
directors OF the Cambridge Maryland
Hospital tonight. at s o'clock, at the
home of Judge Lloyd, on Locust St
Mr.. Cleveland Dean, formerly OF
this county, but now residing in Phil
adelphia, is specializing in highway
engineering at the DreXel Institute
of Technology, Philadelphia.
Mrs R. Watson Webb arrived
home this morning on the B., C. &
\. steamer, after having spent the
past two weeks visiting friends in
Richmond and Waverly, Va.
Attention is called to the adver-
tisement of the United Stores Com
pany, appearing on the 4th page, in
which they tell you about their spe-
cial demonstration of Coles ranges.
Capt. Will Austin, of Bridgeport,
Conn, representing the Bridgeport
Motor Co., is here with his sales
boat, bridgeport" and is the guest
of the local agent, Mr.. Charles T.
Mace
Owen Moore, the famous photo
play star, and the husband of Mary
Pickford. has the lead in the Famous
Players feature at the Auditorium
tonight. For quality, Famous Play
ers' cannot be surpassed.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Hanna and dau
ghters, Misses Isabel and Elizabeth,
and son, Carlos, have returned to
their home on Mill street, from a
trip of ten days spent in motoring
through Maryland and Pennsylvania
Mrs. Joseph LMackin announces
the marriage of her daughter, Amy
LeCompte North, to Mr.. Herman AL
len Glenn, Tuesday afternoon, No
vember fifth, at four-thirty o'clock.
at Beckwith NJ E. Church, Lloyds.
Miss North is a daughter of the late
William A. North.
Mr.. Whitley" Roberts was one of
the most fortunate persons taking a
chance on the Boston Braves during
the Worlds Championship series. AS
the result of backing the Braves, Mr..
Roberts thoroughly enjoyed a roll
ing chair ride up town, the chair be-
ing pushed by two charming young
ladies, they having agreed to do so
if the Athletics did not win.
Mary Pickford features in two
grand plays tonight; something that
seemed impossible for any theatre to
accomplish; also The Jack of
Hearts," Jack Kerrigan, in The
Sheep Herder'' Won't this be an
elegant program? You should not
miss these fine plays tonight at
the Grand Opera House; they will be
worth more than double the price of
admission, and Toe.
The Blackwater CanaI VIII mean
an era of great prosperity for Cam
bridge and Lower Dorchester. The
business people of Cambridge will
be brought into close communication
with the people of that section to
the advantage of both. Business to
the extent of many thousands of dol
lars that is now going to Salisbury,
Crisfield, Baltimore and other places
would naturally come to Cambridge,
and the people here and the people
down the county would profit by
the transaction.
The opponents of the Blackwater
Canal base their opposition on the
grounds that it will cost more than
the amount estimated. 1t is a hard
matter to deal with them because
there is no authority under the sun
that they will accept, unless it agrees
with their opinion. They admit that
they know nothing about this kind
of work, but they also claim that the
greatest engineering experts in the
world don't know anything either.
They are unwilling to accept any
statement of any kind that does not
agree with their own personal opin-
ion, consequently it is impossible to
reason with them. They have made
up their minds and all the wisdom in
the world could not change them.
Should the business Of the people
down the lower part Of the coantty-,
comprising a population of as many
people as there are in Cambridge, go
to the upbuilding of other counties
than Dorchester? The people in these
districts would gladly deal in Cam
bridge, because they can get better
goods for the same money than in