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Auditorium tonight.

Auditorium tonight,
Friday being the Fourth of July
there will be no issue of this paper
The most practical thief yet is
the one who invented q burglar
alarm.
Mr. Wilbur Edgar. of Baltimore
is spending sometime visiting rol,-
lives and friends in this city
Mr. Granville Hopkins is in
Louisville, Ky. where be is one
of the guests AT a house party.
Mrs Walter Hobbs, of Baltimore.
is visiting Mrs. VIM. z. Meekins, at
her home on Belyedere avenue.
Mr.. f. Percy Vinton, of the State
Insurance COMMISSIONER office, Bal
timore, is visiting his family, on
Willis street.
Mr.. Henry Lloyd, Jr., left on
the afternoon train for Centervtlle,
where he will spend the remainder
OF the week
Rev. Oden T.. James, of GuTboro,
Del. is the guest of his brother. Mr..
George James. ut his home on Race
street, this city.
| Miss Hattie Johnson, OF Wash
| ington, is the guest of her father,
| Dr. l.. f. Johnson, at his residence
| on Vue de L'Eau street.
The Deerslayer. from J. Feni-
more Cooper's Feather Stocking
Tales, is the special two-reel fea-
ture at the Auditorium tonight.
Mrs. William NJ. Fletcher and
Miss Cecil Keene left on the ear
ly train today for Atlantic City,
where they will spend sometime.
The management of Oakley Beach
is unable to get music for the ev-
ening OF July 4th, consequently
there will be no dance on that ev-
ening.
Mr.. Felipe Cortez, who has been
spending several months at Ashville,
n. G, arrived in Cambridge this
morning TO spend the remainder of
the summer.
Mr.. Arthur Richardson, Of Bali
more, arrived on the ira q last
night, and is visiting his pare2ts, MIR.
and Mrs. John Richardson, al their
home on Cedar street.
Mr.. David Parran, of Southern
Maryland, is spending a few days
this week in Cambridge and the
county, with Mr.. Sidney Orem, OF
ST. Mlchaels, the Shore representa-
tive of the Standard Oil Co.
Mr.. James p Handley,who lives
near Cambridge, sent to this office
this morning q ripe tomato, which
ne picked today. The tomato Is OF
good size, well ripened, AMI IS the
first locally raised one to make its
in this market.
MISC Shirley Dashiell, Nancy |
Bayly nd Mary Campbell Colds
left on the train this aft
ernoon ,sr '.Reidburn, ION the Ches-
ter river, the home of Mrs. John
NJ Perry, where they will spend |
on a house party.
The banks of Cambridge will be
closed two days this week, Friday,
which is a national holiday, and
which Gov. Goldsborough,
at the request of a large number of
business houses, associations and
private individuals, will proclaim a
holiday.
Mrs. Eugene Van Patton and
little daughter, Helene, left on the
BOAT yesterday, en- route for their
home in Louisville, after spending
he month of June with Mrs. Van
oatton's mother, Mrs. Calvert Orem,
IN High street, and other rela-
ives in this city.
The base ball park has been fix
I'd up in good condition, the dia-
nond has been scraped, weeds have
been cut off the outfield, roof fix
I'd on the grandstand, seats in the
srandstand and bleachers have
'een repaired, and everything is in
eadiness for the two games to be
played here on the Fourth of July
The friends of Mr.. Joseph e.
of Salem, state that he is
an avowed candidate for the nomi-
nation for County Commissioner, and
that he will contest for the nomi-
nation with such other candidates |
as may later enter the field. Mr..
it is reported, has receiv-
I'd many assurances of support, and
his friends and supporters believe
hat he will be a hard man to beat.
In this issue Messrs Hurley & |
Williams are inviting you to call |
and see one of the many popular |
styles of the American Lady Cor !
set, which they have reason to be
lieve are worn by the great ma