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Cambridge, Nd, April o, 1913.
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Auditorium tonight.
Miss May Jordan is spending
sometime this week in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Ivy L. Phillips has returned
home, after spending several days
In Baltimore on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Wiley left
on the boat Monday evening for
Baltimore.
Mr.. John H. Burgess. Jr., left on
the steamer Dorchester yesterday
for Baltimore, on a business trip.
Mrs. John G. Mills and daughter,
Miss Evelyn. who have been spend
ing ten days in Baltimore, arrived
home this morning on the boat.
Mrs. Robert LeCompte and daugh-
ters arrived home on the boat this
morning, after visiting relatives in
Baltimore for several days.
Mr.. Levin w. Bothum left on the
steamer Dorchester yesterday even
ing for Baltimore, where he will
spend short time. .
Mrs. Jos. Robbins arrived home
on the boat this morning from Bal
timore, where she has been spend
ing sometime as the guest OF rela-
tises. ,.
States Attorney and Mrs. veal
vim Trice left on the City Of Mil
ford Yesterday afternoon, en- route
for Baltimore, where they will
spend short time this week.
Fish Commissioner and Mrs. Edw.
S. Phillips left on the B., c. & A.
boat yesterday evening for Balti-
more, where they will visit their
daughter. Miss Mabel Phillips.
The Barecats and Bulldogs met
IN tug of war yesterday afternoon,
On the Seminary grounds,the Bull
dogs defeating the Cats, knocking
Fountain out OF the box.
Judge of the Orphans Court Lee
Noble of Taylor's Island, has pur-
chased of Mr.. Hubert H. Wright
fine. 1913 model, Overland touring
car.
Veterans of the Civil War are
reminded that they will be received
as guests tonight at the Auditorium,
and given seats on the stage. The
advance sale of seats Is large. Come
early.
Mr.. Charles Shorter has purchased
Of DR.. John Mace and w. Irving
Mace building lot ON the southeast
side of Glenburn avenue. Mr.. Shor-
ter expects to build a fine. modern
home on said lot at an early date.
In some unaccountable manner
the rumor has been, circulated that
the gallery at the Auditorium will
not be open this evening for colored
persons; this rumor Is without foun-
dalton as the gallery will be open
as usual.
We publish in this issue the
statement Of the National Bank OF
The statement shows
resources of $490,170.47;the CAPT.
tai stock is $4,000; surplus and
profits. $14,11s.76. and
deposits of $342,629.59.
Major and Mrs. H. A. Barber, U. |
8. A., who have been spending the |
winter at New Orleans, have left |
that city for Havana, where they |
will be the guests Of Capt. Whit
u. s. A., at the Havana Ca
nal, into which the water will be
turned in a short time.
Mr.. H. A. Barber, Jr., left yes
terday afternoon for St. Marks
school. Southboro, Mass, to re-
sumo his studies, after spending the
holidays with his grandmother, Mrs.
Anna Barber, and aunt, Mrs. Thos.
H. Williams, at their home on High
street.
In introducing Mr.. Folger Nc
Kinsey, the "Bentztown Bard. yes
terday evening, at Zion Church, Rev.
c. T. Wyatt made mention of the
fact that this gentleman was we'll
known throughout the entire State,
his writings in the Balti-
more Sun, which paper. he con-
tinued, was a great one, with ire
mendous influence, etc. In the alb
sence of John J. Mahon, "The"Kel-
~. Bob Padgett and Mayor Preston,
all OF Baltimore, the statement was