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Mr. James Hooper. OF Baltimore,
.n,ui the weekend With his parents
MIR and Mrs. William +. Hooper
nigh street
Mr. and Mrs. Howard simmons
and Nh. Lambert Byrn. OF FREDERICK,
are visiting their parents. Hon ana
Mrs. samuel l.. Ryrn AT their hoil''
"Iindrn" farm. near Cambridge.
Sprriul mccliu-, Board oi directors
chamber OF fommerce this eHenln&
nj s o'clock when representatives VI
American city bureau Will present
m, program for the clean up Cd
uai.y,1 /, >" made this week.
MIR. \. Shrph I'd Dayl; j. spending
today in Baltimore attending 'l'''
i'm. of the Executive Committee OF
the Maryland safe Volunteer
mems Association at the Hotel ken
nrrt. He is chairman OF the com
mittc".
IF Won were t. awak" i'll the nlSh'
.,,t ca. :, masked man approaching;
would YOU say stop Thl"I OF ron
aver and pretend you were asleep.
come TO the Arcade Thursda! AN"
see What this party did in the play
OF stop Thief
Mis- Clarence l.. SClover LETT Sa'
urdax morning for an autohopH'
Trim with her sister, Mrs. George
,road through Pennsylvania Where
,h.v will stop al Chambersburs TO
,i.i1 Mrs Todd's daughter. who Is
STUDENT n the Seminary at that place.
Mr.. L.inwood harris, | > ~ al
rived in Cambridge saturday evening
80 spend a few days with his sister
Mrs Charles H. Barnett, Nue dF
/ Ian street. NJ. Harris mas p'eh
transferred to the t. ). BiilihSsiet
and will assume his duties on 'ha'
steamer next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Hurst ana
little Miss Marjorie Lean, lelt Oh 'iie
1rain Sunday afternoon. ehfoule lot
Bridgpport. Conn, where the! VIII
visit their daughter. Mrs. IhomaS =,
FOX and upon their return they VIII
,.isi, Mrs. Hurst's brother. Darcy
Williams of Wilmington, Del.
Mrs. Ann NJ Kenneydy. died at the
home of her laughter, MIS- James
K4nncydy. Paw Paw" farm, 9oWh
Point, Saturday night a2ed 'lSh's
five wears, ten months ana "ieNth
DAVIS The funeral arrangements
ha1, not been completed as yet peha-
inp the arrival q other members ol
ih,. family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy T. Colds.
borou.h and littIr daughter, VINO
ne ut The, Nr,.!, -,-nl With MIS-. Colds
horouyh'. parents. MI anu MIS-
ErIul. c Hann3, Mill street. ltIt TN:
i,,urrliilg for their nom" in Baltimore.
THei wrr" accompanied by MIS-.
Hanna who will spend several days
with them.
"Scrap Iron is the greatest ring
fight YOU ever saw on the screen. us
a comedy drama with splendlo
thrill based on Charles +. Van Loan
SATURDAY. Evening Post story, filmed
in big First National special drama
comedy and action such as Charles
Raw has never Shown before. Show
ing at the Grand Opera House to-
night and Tuesday.
! The case of th2 State of Maryland
versus w. Ivy Ruark and Lybrandt
, Bramble, charged with assulting and
robbing Capt. Frank Jones, OF
Straits district, last December was
resumed this morning. court having
adjourned Saturday afternoon when
il was found that il would be impoS-
: sible to complete the case that day.
II is expected tra1 the case will be
completed sometime tonight.
. There will be two special musical
acts between thr Ghost Story" ana
! the Frederick Quartette at the Ar
! cade Theatre tonight Mrs. Frank
, Butler annie Oakley will give an
: Indian dance in costume. The musical
! accompaniment will be by Mrs. Dean
and Nh. G. W. James. Upside
! Down song and dance from The
J Black Cat" (by permission OF Mrs.
Andrews) will be given by Miss Will
abellc Smith and Mr.. Sewers. Mrs.
! Dean at the piano. Nj! seats on Sa''
al Arcade at 40
The Ghost Story to be given AT
the Arcade Theatre tonight isn't a
rehearsal OF Il Conan Doyle seahce
. but its a beautiful little one act play
written by Booth Harrington and dl'
rcctCd by Miss Margaret Small fol
the benefit of the Woman'S Club. On
the same program is quarfette
composed of Miss Mary Fuller, so
prano; Miss Virginia Carly. central
to; Nh James Harris, tenor and Mr.
Howard Simmons. basso and Miss
Cowlng. accompanist and reader
This is a rare treat for Cambridge
. BE sure to so to the Arcade tonight
Miss Margaret Small is directing
the staging of The Ghost story a
. the Arcade Theatre tonight. Mis-
| small has presented 4 number o
plays with Cambridge people as tn
actors. all OF which have been notab
~ successful. The play tonight vii
i be second to none of them. The di
rector and cast have worked hard t
+. make the performance all that MI
Harrington meant it to be. PERMITS
1 sion for the use of the play, withOu
! royalty, was given to the Cambridg
/ Woman's Club of the Curtis Pub
1 fishing Company. The furnitur
: used on the stage has been kind
! loaned by the Todd Furniture Com
! Il 10, 10 Nv %