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R-lef2ocal Mem.
lditorium tonight.

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Auditorium tonight.
Go to the Grand Opera House to
night. Don't miss the great drama
Heart Throbs."
Mrs. "A. E. Zintl has returned t.
/ the Hotel Dixon, after spendin
several days last week in Philadel
phia.
Mr.. Raymond Mcclure has re
| turned to his home in Baltimore, af
ter spending several days in Cam
bridge.
Mrs. John F. Willis arrived hom,
Sunday evening, after a delightful
visit of week to friends in Odes
sa, Del.
On account of the heavy storm
last night. the City of Milford lay.
ed over at Oxford instead of con.
tinuing to Annapolis.
A good bunch of pictures to be
shown at the Auditorium tonight
ranging from Vitagraph Western
drama to darkeytown comedy.
Mrs. Charles J. Carey, wife of DR..
c. ]. Carey, Superintendent of the
new Eastern Shore Hospital, is
spending several days this week in
Baltimore.
Senator J. Hooper Bosley,of Tay-
lor's Island, was a Cambridge visi-
tor today. The many friends of
the Senator will be pleased to learn
that his health is greatly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Stevens.
of near Trappe, left on the after
noon train today for Salisbury, where
they will attend the Baptist Church
Association, which convenes there
this week.
Judge and Mrs. Henry Lloyd,
Judge and Mrs. John R. Pattison,
and Mr.. Henry Lloyd, Jr., arrived
home yesterday evening, after
short visit to Centreville, where
they were the guests of Mr.and Mrs.
John M. Perry.
The Official Board of Zion ME-.
Church. this city, has received word
from the Estey Organ Co., that
the splendid new pipe organ, which
1t is erecting for the church, will
be shipped on Saturday, and will
be installed in time to give a re-
cital Thanksgiving Day.
We have recently received sever
al unsigned communications, with
requests that they be published. It
is a rule of this paper that no COM
which does not contain
the name of the writer, will be
Persons sending in COM
will kindly bear this
fact in mind.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Springer.
who have been spending several
days at the Hotel Dixon, left on
the boat this evening for their
home in Baltimore. Mr.. Springer
Is connected with the firm of e.
D: Springer & Co.,. which has the
}.nfr1cts Tor rfee,f0H the
swo hospitals. near Cambridge.
Despite the unusually inclement
weather yesterday evening, quite a
number Of men gathered at the
store of Wright Bros. & Co. at the
of Henry and Franklin Sts.,
to hear the issues Of the campaign
discussed by Comptroller Harring-
ton, Mr.. James S. Shepherd, candi-
date for Senator, and others. A
meeting will be held Thursday night
1t the store Of 2. Andrews & Son.
Choptank avenue.
Advertising is as old as trade.
advertising In its vigor-
ous application Is a matter Of the
last quarter century. Even now it
10 little used when considered
against the numbers in trade who
employ it compared with those who
do not. The city streets are lined
with thousands of shops dependent
upon neighborhood trade or the
casual passer-by. Yet examples of
success in merchandising are ap-
parent in every community. The
men who have had the courage to
use the columns Of the press are
the ones who have made their busi-
ness great. ''-Dcn G. Seitz.
The General Manager OF the
Railroad has commu-
nicated to superintendent, instruc-
tons prohibiting the destruction of
railroad equipment involved in an
accident causing loss of life or in
juries to passengers, until public
officials have had ample opportuni-
ty to examine the same. It Is not
intended that any such rule should
operate to prevent the promptest
possible resumption of traffic, nor
that such equipment shall remain
for any great length OF time along
the right-of-way. The Company
feels that it may reasonably ex-
pect public officials desiring to
make such an examination to do