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Auditorium tonight.

Auditorium tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Frank Baker left
for Baltimore on the boat last night
Mr.. and Mrs. William M. Fletcher
arrived home on the steamer Texas
last night from Baltimore.
Mrs. John H. Burgess was a pas
senger on the boat last night for
Baltimore.
Mr.. VIM. H. Simmons has pur-
chased a Ford touring car from the
Cambridge Auto Co.
Mr.. R. C. Stephenson, of Bel
Air, spent the weekend with friends
in town.
Miss Kathleen Hooper was among
the passengers to arrive home on
the Texas last night from Annapolis.
more.
Miss Nellie ShackeIford, after hay
ing spent a short time in Washing
ton, returned to this city, on the
Texas Sunday night.
Mr.. Thomas Delaha has resigned
his position with the Standard
Steam Laundry and accepted one
with the Adams Express Co.
Misses Hilda Harrington and
Vashti Moore, who have been visit
ing in Baltimore, arrived in Cam
bridge on the Texas last night
Mrs. Jas. N. Sherman, who has
been spending sometime in Balti-
more, returned home on the Texas
last night.
Mrs. Frank P. Cannon and son,
Perry, returned home on the boat
yesterday morning from pleasant
visit to relatives in Baltimore and
Virginia.
Mr.. VIM. E. Hooper is spending
several days this week in Baltimore,
purchasing consignment of horses
and mules, which he will ship home
Thursday morning.
Sheriff G. Winnie Bradshaw left
on the boat last night for Baltimore
with seven prisoners, six men and
one woman, who have been SEN
fenced to the House of Correction.
Miss Gwendoline Paitts, Pathe's
charming leading lady, made flight
with Geo. w. Beatty, the renowned
aviator, in Wright biplane. You
will see them in that big feature
comedy, An Aeroplane Love Affair,
at the Auditorium tonight.
The football contest between
Swarthmore College and the Navy,
which was played at Annapolis on
Saturday, resulted in a score of FL
to 6, in favor of the visiting team.
Next Saturday the Pittsburg Univer-
sity and thes sNavy will contest for
honors.
Mr. Chas. r.: Mace has recently
sold Bridgeport engines to the fol-
lowing gentlemen: Capts. Harvey
Conway. John Jones, John Messick,
Edw. Mowbray, Dan Tall, Bob Mere
dith, Wesley Insley, Edw. Marshall,
William Aaron, VIM. Cook and Mr..
Elliott.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Grason
have issued invitations to the we'd
ding of their daughter, Harriet
Ridgely, to Mr.. William Wallace
Phelps, to take place at Trinity
Church, Towson, Wednesday even
ing, October thirtieth, at six
o'clock.
William Jennings Bryan the great
national Democratic leader, is ex-
pected to speak at Seaford Wednes-
day of this week. Undoubtedly thou
sands of persons from Delaware,
Maryland and Virginia will be pres
ent to hear the Commoner discuss
the issues of this campaign.
A portion of the express matter
missed connection today with the
train as Seaford; if the service is
to continue in the future as it has
been during the past few weeks, it
would appear that persons having
packages to be delivered for Christ
mas had better be getting them
ready.
Rev. and Mrs. Amos Clary left on
the steamer Texas this morning ZEN
route for Baltimore, where they will
attend the Annual Convention of the
Baptist Young People, which will
be in session today and tomorrow,
and the Baptist State Convention,
which will be in session tomorrow,
Wednesday and Thursday.
1t is expected that the B., c. A.
steamers, Dorchester and Talbot,
will son be placed in commission, as
the Dorchester has been turned ov-
er to the Company to be furnished,
and should be ready in about a
week. The Talbot, which is a twin
boat to the Dorchester, will be
about a month later. Both boats
will be used on the Choptank river