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Auditorium tonight.

Auditorium tonight.
If you want 2 good laugh, see
the big fun show d. the Auditorium
tonight
Mrs. Samuel Brohawn has re-
turned home, after spending some
time at Ocean City.
Mrs. Ernest Slacum left this
morning for Denton. to spend three
weeks at Denton camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Fletcher
have returned home, after spending
several days at Atlantic City.
Miss Virginia Stuart, of OK,
ford, is the guest of Miss Louise
Bowdle, at her home on Church St
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Powell, who
have been spending sometime in
Baltimore, have returned to their
home on Oakley street.
Mrs. Robert LeCompte and Mrs.
T. Carter R. Hughlett left on the
train this morning for Ocean City,
where they will spend several days.
Mr.. J. Airey Brannock has sold
to the Cambridge Manufacturing Co.
one and a half ton Federal au
tomobile truck which the Com
pany will use for general delivery
and transfer purposes.
Rev J. L. Ward, pastor Of St.
Pauls NJ. P. Church, will preach at
both the morning and evening ser
vices at his church tomorrow. Morn
ing subject 'Ceasless Prayer" Ev
ening subject, Mountain Medlt2.
TONS
Vaudeville tonight at the Grand
Opera House, good acts, and
Norma Phillips, in Our Mutual
Girl in the 18th reel of this
serial society play con the Verge
of War;" a thrilling 3-reel, 101
Bison, Mexican War drama, with
Herbert Rawlins and Anna Little in
the leads; synopsis in regular adv.
Come out tonight; the last vaude-
vile during the summer.
Mr.. Charles Meekins holds the
record, so far as can be learned.
On chickens this season. He has a
Plymouth Rock pullet that is Only
four months old, having been
Matched during the second cold spell
in March, that has laid four aggs.
AS far as can be learned, the pull
let has begun laying more than
month younger thar anyone in this
section has ever teard of before.
Secretary Vernon S. Bradley who
spent sometime in Philadelphia on
Thursday, in conference with the
Passenger Traffic Department of
the Pennsylvania Railroad,in refer
ence to train service during the
.ansir, has notified the officials of
S Associate that he has practi-
y complies arrangements for a
service that he believes will be en-
tirely satisfactory to the travelling
public.
Col. A. W. Sisk, of Preston, spent
short time in Cambridge yester-
day afternoon and evening, in the
interest of his candidacy for the
Democratic Congressional nomina-
ton from the First District. Col.
Sisk stated that he was much
pleased with the many assurances
of support that were coming to
him from all sections of the district
and felt quite confident that by
the date of the primaries a MAORI
ty of the voters in the district
would recognize him as the candi-
date capable of making the strong
est fight in the election in No
vember.
States Attorney V Calvin Trce
and Sheriff Genrge F. Sherman
went to Seaford this afternoon via
autom obile, to catch the north
bound train for New York, from
which city they viii bring back
Raymond Vickers, formerly OF Ell
wood, this courtv who was appre-
hended by the Police force of that
city at the reques; of the local a"-
thorities, who saLt him upon tie
charge of forgery. 1t is alleged
that Vickers obtained several thou
sand dollars from the banks and
private parties by forging endorse
ments upon paper which he nego-
tiated. The police authorities have
been on the lookout for him for
about a year.