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Brief Local News
Grand Opera House tonight.

Misses Frances Sullivan and Doro
thy Smith, of Baltimore, are VISITING
Miss Nashti Moore, 1T her home OF
! Glenburn avenue.
Mr. Eugene Phillips is spending
, the Weekend with his family ut theil
, home on Locust street, this city
MIR. George Musselman, of Phila
/ delphia, is spenoing the weekend
with his mother. Mrs George T. Mus
seiman, at her home on Locust ST.
Mr.. Harold TSchudi, of Baltimore
/ Is spending the Weekend with Mrs
/ TSchudi, at the home of her parents
I Mr. and Mrs. John q. Mills, Oakley
street. this city.
/ Mrs Frank p Cannon has return
( ed to her home on Willis street, af-
! ter having spent several days witt
relatives in Baltimore, She was ac-
/ companied home by her daughter
! Mrs. Z. Z. Caldwell. who will be the
guest of her parents for sometime.
/ Mrs. Harry Jones, who has been
/ spending several weeks With heI
! mother, Mrs William 4. Simmons
/ Willis street, left yesterday evening
on the boat, enroute for he rhome al
| i.conardtown. She was accompanied
! by Mr.. Jones, who had been spend
! ing 4 few days here.
! Miss Madeline Hurlock, the Uni
! NerSal Film star, who was married al
| Ellicott City last Saturday night, tC
! Sergeant Jack McGovern, now sta
! toned at Camp Meade, is a native OF
| fredericksburg, being the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Hurlock, OF
that place. She was graduate OF
| the fredericksburg High School, class
! of 1915, and went to Philadelphia &c
study at the Academy of Film Arts
Her career in moving pictures began
while she was in Philadelphia, where
she took minor parts for Lubin.
Douglas Fairbanks, in a Fair,
banks comedy, produced by the Fair
! banks Company, in typical Fairbanks
style, is what the Grand Opera House
will offer as its big attraction to,
night, when In Again-Out Again
makes its appearance. Doug i;
| known to ethe best medium for the
removal of wrinkles the country has
| ever known. which means that he Is
a tonic for young and old alike. His
! latest screen effort, the first Fair
| banks release of the Aircraft Pic
| lures Corporation, is fifty reels OF
| joy boiled down into six.
Police Justice George ". Jane!
was tried before Justice J. r. ID. Col
Inns yesterday afternoon at o'cocF
on the charge of operating his car or
/ ca doI 10 ~ Nt-h IL inf IN
ence of liquor. The charges grew
out Of the accident last Saturday
when Justice James car left the
] State road. opposite the Durham
! Clash farm, running across the ditch
through the wire fence. into the
! field Justice James denied the
charge and was supported in hi:
statement by Nj. William H. David
F, son, Jr., and in the absence of evi
dence to sustain the charges, Justice
Collins brought in verdict of no
guilty.
| This week tomatoes sold in thi:
vicinity in the open market at Use
a fiye-eighth basket, the highes
price ever known, while the Farm
ers' Exchange contracted for the
yield from over 400 acres for soc
basket during the month of Au
gust, and 10c. during September
This is some price compared to thu
contract price of Ice. and 1Sc. il
previous years, and while the yielC
may not be near a full one, thu
growers will average better prices il
the end than in former years. Their,
is no doubt but what a large acreage
of tomatoes was damaged by TIL
prolonged, heavy rains, but the pre-
dictiOn is made by some persons tina
the yield of tomatoes will be large
and that before the season close
they Will sell in the open market a
low as zoe. basket-Hurlock Ad
vance