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Brief Local News
Grand Opera House tonight.

/ more, spent sometime in Cambridg
/ this week on Il business trip.
The Misses Gorter. of Baltimore
l are spending a few days in Cam
/ bridge as the guests of their cousin
! Mrs. Thomas H. Williams. High St
Mr.. Bronza NJ Parks and Miss IA
tie I. Lewis, Doth of Wingate, wer
married at Grape Parsonage Wed
nesday evening. Sept 4th. by Rev
John NJ. kelso.
Mr.. Bergie r. Todd and Miss Hen
! ME E. Robinson, both of Toddville
We're married Thursday evening, Sep
TENDER 9TH. at Grape Parsonage, by
Rev. John NJ. Kelso.
Miss Elizabeth Mundy. who has
been spending the summer in Wash
lngton, where she has been in the
employ of the Government has re-
turned to her home in this city.
Miss Georgia NJ Sherwood. OF
Washington, D. c.. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. William P.
Harrison, at her home on Glasgow
street, left this afternoon on the
train enroute for home
Mrs. William H. Radcliffe, of New
port News, accompanied by Mrs.
Bradshaw. also of that city, and Mrs.
Fred Millhouse and Mr.. Fred Mill
house, Jr., of New York city. is
spending a short time in Cambridge
and the cUu..ty
The last Two big Paramount Art
craft specials at the Grand Opera
House this week Tonight friday
Pauline Frederick, the splendid emo
tional actress, in Mrs. Danes De-
Tense" Saturday. matinee and night
| William S. Hart in his most thrilling
Aircraft special, Blue Blazes Raw
den" and Pearl White and Antonio
Moreno in the first chapter of The
House of Hate
No automobile owner in Dorchester
county should take his machine out
|
solutely necessary. In Frederick last
Monday the numbers of all machines
out We're published. In many cities
automobile drivers We're stopped and
compelled TO explain why they were
out. All persons who want 10 help
win the war will obey the govern
ment's request.
| List of letters remaining uncalled
| for in the Cambridge postoilicc to
Sept. g: Charles Allen. Joseph Ra-
II ell, Capt. }. Thomas Stani, Charlie
W Sinclair. Sch. Ward, Sol =. West
brook, Miss Flonna Allen, Miss Dat
tie Camper, Miss Elizabeth Cornish
| Ms. Ida NJ. Cornish, Miss Hele.l
| Cornish, Mrs. Ethel Hall, Miss Ethel
Hall, Miss Florence Harris, Mrs.
Jamey Holling, Fannie Jinkins, Mrs.
| B. n. Kent.-G. Walter Wright, Pm.
The polling places for the registra-
| ton of male residents between the
ages of Is and 46 will be open from
Ia o'clock in the morning until 9
O'Clock at night, next Thursday. The
registration places in each district
j are published in this paper to-
day, and it is extremely impor-
tant that all persons see to it that
all other persons are registered. En-
ployers of labor, especially that
which is brought here from dis
lance, should by all means see to it
that members of the various parties
as are subject to registration are en-
rolled in the districts where they are
employed.
| Mr.. F. S. Merkle, from the office
of the Collector of Internal Revenue,
Baltimore, is again in Cambridge, and
may be seen at the Hotel Dixon until
Tuesday of next week. There seems
to be no reasonable excuse for the
failure of anyone owning motor
boats, no matter how small nor how
large, nor for what purpose same may
be used, to have such boats register
ed. All motor boats must be regis
tered, from the smallest to the lar
gest, and all sail boats above five
tons must be registered. Failure to
comply with the regulations upon
this matter is subject to a fine of
$1,000, or Imprisonment for one year.
Even if the boat is only used to
catch mess OF fish, oysters or
crabs for the owner occasionally, or
| if it is used for pleasure solely, it
must be registered if it has an engine
of any kind in it. AS stated above,
Mr. Merkle will be here until Tues
day, and all persons who have not
already given this matter attention
should do so at once.
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