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CAMBRIDGE. MD. APRIL 26, 1922


Mrs, Nertie Wiley and MIS-. Ella
! Woodwork, spent the weekend at
Salisbury and Pocomoke city.
Mrs. William L. Phillips has Re
turned to her home on Acadcii>
street after spending several days -
| Baltimore. ,
Mrs. William +. Applegarth Oh
cnlaen Hill is the guest Of Mrs
/ - illiam NJ. Fletcher At her home OF
| High street.
Mrs. Martin Wright mas returned
TO her home in this city after spen"7
ing few days with relatives anu
friends in Baltimore.
There will Dn meeting OF Mer-
chants Association Thursday eVenliiS
for the purpose OF elect!ng officers
| for the ensuing year.
The many friends of little MISS
Pearl Wiley will regret to learn
that she is confined to her home on
Race street. because of illness.
Mrs. Davis Price, ST., and nlti'
daughter have returned TO thell
home in this city after having sper'
few DAYS as tie guests OF RELATIVES
in Baltimore.
Miss Lulu Wall and Miss Georgia
Simmons were passengers on w
steamer Talbot last night for Bait-
more where they will spend shpf'
time on business
Rescue Fire Company has received
from Nj. J. Audrey Jordan a cheek
for 500 us a partial evidence OF his
auprecia!ion OF the splendid service
suishin- the fire which threatened
I the destruction If his beautiful nome.
; "Glenburn" Sunday morning.
The County Athletic Meet for the
white schools Of Dorchester county
will be held On Saturday oil thiS
week at the new Athletic Held 0.
the Cambridge Base Ball Association.
This will be the first time that IN"
meet has been held on real athleIi'
field and it is expected that man!
previous records will be bettered a.
the field is an exceptionally fast OIL.
The Arcade Theatre Is Offering
big doubly attractive show tonight.
Pola Negri in THE Last Payment;
Violet Merserau in "a Fair Faklr;
a Chester comedy. birthday Guests
and Jungle Pests" Ogle Cannon III
songs tonight in addition to this
great bill. This theatre is equipped
with a wireless telephone. Coming
s0jn Is Get Rich Quick Wallingtord
for the first time III this city
Kamaka's all native Hawaiian
play their farewell performance" 4:
the Grand Opera House tonight th"9
talented musici2ns are the talk a.
the town. Everyone likes good musls'
and tonight they have an entlr
change of act with the change o.
photoplay features. Maxi it poini
10 get to the Grand Opera House
early as a large crowd is expected t.
see this farewell show.
The property on Muir street for
merly owned by the late Ray Wiley
has proved in some ways a Verltab'"
gold mine. During the time he oc-
cupied the property Mr.. Wiley fire.
uuently found pieces of gold money
of foreign coinage and only last week
Mr.. Augustus Bell, while looking a.
the crop of potatoes being grown IL
the garden Of the property stopped
down and picked up a gold piec"
about the size of Uncle Sans twenty
dollar gold coin.
The offices Of Grand Piscatorial
Premier, Deputy Grand, Truthful
Recorder Of Lengths and Numbers o.
the No. Spool Cotton FishinG
Club having been filled for the veal
1922, there are yet four offices t"
be filled, namely, Keeper of
Weights and Scales, Noble Piscatorial
Flappes Chief Bait Cutter and Most
Excellent Remover OF Eels and
Toads, and it is reported that an eff
fort will be made this afternoon BY
Il number Of gentlemen to qualify TO"
one or more of tEese positions.
Rescue Fire Company will enter
tain the fire companies from Easton,
Salisbury. fredericksburg. Seaford and
Laurel, Thursday night st the En-
CINE House There will be an oyster
roast with plenty of good things fer
all fire-laddies. Previous to the
roast there will be parade followed
by a band concert in front Of the
Opera House. Rescue Fire Company
Band and the visiting bands have
kindly consented to give this concert
in compliment to the Hospital Bene-
fit being held at the theatre that
night.