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CAMBRIDGE, MD, AUG. "a, 1922


Rev. w. Z. Gunby and son, DIN
returned home last night AFTER
fishing trip to Chincoteague, Va.
Miss Josephine Kratzer and Miss
Ann Welch, of ChestertoWn, are the
| guest of Miss Margaret Jordan, al
"Glenburn."
Miss Nina Dean, left yesterday tol
| Annapolis, Washington and Wild
| wood, n. J. where she will spend
| sometime.
Mr.. John L. Spedaen and daugh-
| ter, Miss Elmira, of Baltimore, are
visiting at the home of Mrs. Oliver
! Spedden Oakley street.
! Miss Jean Skinner, daughter OF
| DR.. and Mrs. VIM. W. Skinner, 81
! kensington, Md, is the guest of Mss
Mary Keene Tubman, at Glasgow. .
/ Mr.. and Mrs Charles Ruark, and
| little grandson. Calvert Ruark, are
| spending few days at Bishop S
| Head. this week visiting relatives
and friends
Cigarette smokers VINO are willing
! to share their pleasure with the
| blind soldiers, stopping at Oakley
| Beach Hotel, will look up Mr. Ralph
! Gould and make a contribution to
! the cigarette fund.
Eyerybody's auro should be at
Oakley Beach tonight at O'Clock to
take part in the parade which will
end in a concert in Spring Valley
The soldiers of Evergreen will have
to walk if you shirk your duty.
Ever read Sewell Ford's great
story "Cherub Divine?" William
Fox has filmed it into dandy
photoplay. Its called Money to
Burn and it's the masterful photo
play attraction at the Grand Opera
House tonight only. William Russell
is the live-wire star in this big live
wire feature
The Elaine Hammersteln picture
last night at the Arcade was the pest
she has ever had here and you are
advised to see it by all means. 1t
is Under Oath and a real honest
to goodness worthy picture. The
comedy and the Review and News
reel make show worthy of Broad
way Tomorrow AT The Stage
Door" is a VIM. Christy Calbanue
dramatic knockout.
Because the streets of the town
have been treated to a fresh coat OF
tar this week the parade tonight viii
be from Cross Roads to Spring
Valley. Rescue Fire Company's
Band, will lead, followed by the fire
men in uniform and the blind
soldiers riding in cars. In addition
to the band there will be vocal Sc
lections by Mrs. j. Ben Brown, Jr:
Mrs. Earl Bradley and Miss Mary
Blanche Seward.
An automobile ride, followed by a
concert, Smokes" ice cream and
candy, will be enjoyed by the blind
soldiers tonight. There has been a
generous response to each fund
Autoists have offered to make the af-
fair a success and some splendid
singers will sing during the concert.
All needed now is the crowd, and its
safe guess that whole families will
turn out at the community concert
tonight in Spring Valley.
Capt Levin H. Hurley. and wife
of Elliotts, are spending their vaca-
ton visiting their children; namely,
first making aNtrip to Norfolk. Va,
visiting Their son, Capt Elmer c.
Hurley. whom his mother has not
seen before for IS years, on their
way home stopping in Salisbury toI
visit their daughter, Mrs. Bessie
Reagan, then on by Hurlock, their
daughter, Mrs. Luke Messick arriv
ing home expressing themselves asl
having a delightful time across the
bay and back. Capt. Hurley has |
something to be proud Of as he has
reared nine children to be 2 years
and they are all married and doing
well, and he is not an old man yet.