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MD, MAR. IA, 1922.
Brief Local News

Good music at Auto Show tonlght
Mrs Howard Cooper is spending
sometime visiting relatives in Phll-
adelphia.
A big crowd is expected to atteno
the opening of the Cambridge Auto
Show tonight.
The Rescue Fire Company Band
will give a concert, beginning at
seven-forty-five.
Mrs. Walter Rhodes of Rhodes
dale, is visiting her parents, MI anu
Mrs John 4. Dawson.
The exhibit of cars is far petteI
than last year, and the Armory pre-
sents splendid appearance.
! MI. Martin Smith has returned to
the Claiborne-Annapolis Ferry after
spending the weekend in this city
Mi. and Mrs Elwood Wagner have
) returned to their home in this city
! after having spent sometime III
! Philadelphia.
MI. Carroll Dill is spending few
DAYS this week visiting his parents,
MI. and Mrs. C. C. Dill at their home
Muir street. -,
There will be a meeting OF all
those interested in the new hgh
school at the Court House, Wednes-
day at o'clock.
Miss Margaret Hubbard is spend
ing a few days this week visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Hub
bard at their home on Church street
Mr. George F. Stafford, who has
been running the Barber Flour Mill
in Easton, has returned to Cam
bridge and accepted position with
the Green Valley Milling Co.
CAPTAIN w. Simon Hoddinott, the
well known insurance broker ana
real estate dealer was operated upon
last night at the Cambridge Mary
land Hospital for appendicitis. HIS
condition today was reported to De
very satisfactory and hopes are en-
tertained for speedy recovery.
Farmers all over the county are
displaving great activity in getting
their lands in readiness for the 1922
crops. A number of them have al
ready planted peas, while others,
who did not get them sowed before
the rain, are getting them in as
rapidly as their land dries up enough
for them.
Two special and very attractive
features will be vocal solos by Mrs
John E. Croft and an instrumental
selection by John F. Vickers, win
bones. Mrs. Croft can sing, and II |
YOU never heard John Vickers. bel
sure to come tonight. If you have
heard him before, you will be on
hand to hear him again tonight.
Stars LAY come and stars may go,
but Norma Talmadges popularity
continues to grow with cinema fans,
as evidenced by the unusually large
attendance which has marked each
performance of The Sign of theI
Door" showing at the Grand opera
House. Tonight is your last chance to
see the picture that has delighted so
many of your friends.
The Dorchester Lime and Feru- |
lizer Company has opened an ofhce
in the building at the corner of Race
and Cav street, the entrance is
on the Race street side next door to |
the corner. While the office at the
wharf property will be maintained 1t
is expected that Mr.. Ivy Andrews,
the manager, will spend most OF his
time at the Race street office.
The Arcade yesterday entertained |
the biggest crowd since the new man
agement. The play is VIM. S. Hart,
in 80 Word Brand" western OF de-
cided merit, unusual in every way
There never has been a better Hart
picture The Travelogue is Burton
Holmes tribute to Manila. The
comedy is The Hallroom Boys in
Meet The Wife" Tomorrow only.
David Powell in Dangerous Lies.
The many friends of Mr.. George
W. Meekins will be sorry to learn |
that he met with the misfortune OF
sticking an ice pick through his left
hand this morning. He started to
strike a piece of ice which had hung
through the turning of the ice the
through the turning or the let the
blow was diverted to his hand with
the result that the pick went clear
through the flesh. The wound was
dressed by DR.. Thomas Lynch Coll
who stated that beyond having !
very sore hand he did not think it
likely that there would be any ser
ious developments.