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MD, NOV. 80, 1921.
Brief Local News

| Mrs Charles Wilcox, who spent
! the past week in Baltimore has re-
turned to her home in Cornersville.
| The many friends of Mr.. Bruce
Dean will regret to learn that he is
| i'll at his home on Choptank avenue.
! There will be a meeting of the In
dustrial Committee in the Chamber
| of Commerce rooms tonight at seven
thirty O'Clock.
Nh. H. J.. Mellott and family of
York Pa, are visiting Mr.. Mellott's
mother, Mrs H. r. Mellott, at her
homo in this city.
Miss Florence Marshall has re-
! turned to her home in this city at
ter having spent the Thanksgiving
holidays in Baltimore.
Prot Everett Dilks, organist at
the Grand Opera House, has return
ed to this city, after having spent
several days at Pittsburg, Pa.
Mr.. c. H. McGinnis and Miss Mary
! Phillips were quietly married yester-
day afternoon at half past four
O'clock by Rev. o. B. Rice, at the
parsonage of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, East New Market.
The time for the Red Cross Roll
Call has been extended and the drive
in Cambridge and Dorchester county
will start Monday. December fifth
and last one week. The solicitors
have been named and the list will be
published in few days.
DR.. Charles w Purnell, a former
resident of this city, was in Cam
bridge yesterday and made arrange
ments to open an Office here in the
near future. DR.. Purnell expects to
spend several days each month at
Cambridge office which will be locat-
er at the Hotel Dixon.
A thrilling hand-to-hand, man-to-
man battle in darkness of noun
tain cabin is one of the stirring fea-
lures of Sure Fire" Hoot Gibson's
newest Universal romance OF the
West, which is the feature picture at
the New Cambridge tonight and
Thursday. Harold Lloyd IN me
Flirt' and Mutt and Jeff in Ihe
Painters Frolic" are the comedy Oh
ferings.
There will be special excursion
to Cambridge on Sunday next over
the Pennsylvania Railroad from
Philadelphia and Chester, leaving
Philadelphia at $50 A. NJ. The
fare will be So for the round trip and
it is expected that there will be
large number on the trip. Persons
from Cambridge, it is learned from
the passenger agent, who desire 10 go
TO Philadelphia Sunday can wait ana
go upon this train instead OF the
earlier one if they so desire.
Marguerite Clark took holiday
for a whole year. Far too long, say
the movie fans! But now she's
back - sparkling, prancing through
the delightfully."- humorous situations
that fit continuously through
Scrambled Wives" showing at the
Grand Opera House tonight Wednes-
day only. She's the girl with
past to hide" and ideas that simply
won't behave" But the past DE
comes the present and mixes in on
the future, and then the ideas cresh,
In announcing recently the pre-
sentation of the wonderful film play
alice in Hungerland" mistake
was made in the stating the hour at
which the picture will be shown. 1t
will be shown Thursday night at
Armory at half past seven O'Clock.
under the personal. supervision OF
Mr.. Harold F. Pellegrin. State chair
man Of the Near East Relief. In ad-
dition to the picture, which is truly
a marvel production, there will be a
short musical program by some OF
the best local talent. 1t might bel
added that not only will there be no
charge for admission but that posi-
lively no subscriptions will be taken.