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AudltOriu In tonight.


DR.. Norris Pilchard and Miss
Gunby, of Salisbury, were Cam
bridge visitors yesterday.
Mrs. H. R. Ruse, of Baltimore, is
visiting Miss Leila hamburger, at
her home, 108 Church street.
Public Service Commissioner w.
Laird Henry is spending short
ime this week in Cambridge, on bust
less.
Lillian Walker and Earle Williams
in a two-reel Vitagraph drama, are
sufficient guarantee of the very best
in photoplay acting. See them at
the Auditorium tonight.
Mr.. Lawrence Wilson and family
and Mrs. H. Lay Beaver, of Hills
boro, spent Sunday in Cambridge. as
the guests of Rev. and Mrs. S. N.
Pilchard, at the parsonage on Lo-
Gust street.
Attorney Henry L. Johnson adver-
tises in this issue the sale of valu
able real estate in Cambridge, to-
morrow afternoon. Read the adv,
which may be found on the first
page of this issue.
Mr.. A. w. Robinson, of Sharp
town, Md, was the guest yesterday
of his sister, Mrs. Thomas Drennen,
at her home on Locust street, this
city. Mr.. Robinson is president of
the Marvil Package Co.. which COM
pany recently purchased the bust
ness of the Samuel Bacon Sons Co.,
of Laurel, Del.
Brigadier General Escott, Of the
Salvation Army, will be in this city
tonight and tomorrow night land will
attend the meetings on the street
and in the hall on both of these ev-
enings. The street meetings are held
at 100 p. NJ, and the meetings in
the hall at p. m. Two new mem
bers will be enrolled at the meeting
tonight, to which exercises a cordial
invitation is extended the public.
Prof. Sidney S. Handy, of Easton,
Nd, will make an address before the
Woman's Club of Cambridge tomor
row afternoon, at the Club rooms,
Prof. Handy enjoys the reputation of
being one of the best informed
school men in the State. and one OF
The most delightful. speakers. His
address tomorrow, which will be up
On 'Tennyson." is. certain to 8. be
both interesting and instructive, and
t is the desire of the Club that all
who can do SO be present.
1t cannot fail to be a source of
marked delight to thos persons who
nave been so fortunate as to hear
Rev. H. M. Wharton, D. D., lecture
upon those occasions when he has
visited Cambridge in the past. to
earn that the congregation of the
Is to get him to lecture for the bene-
it of that church next Friday even
rg, at the As,ditn.s..,,s - The sub.
Iect Of the lecture will be 1.-THE
Making of Woman, "and lovers OF
1umor and philosophy may be as
,ured that the lecture will be posi-
i've treat and a sure cure for blues.
tic.
THE Mistress Of The Air." a big,
3-reel play, grand aero
,lane feature, with Florence Seidell,
he only woman in the world flying
| hydro-aeroplane. and, she certainly
demonstrates that she has the nerve
o accomplish wonderful feats, Il.
irving an automobile full speed and
manipulating a hydro-aeroplane. both
IN water, and in the air. Miss Sci
lell makes an actual fall (acciden-
ally OF 800 feet from her hydro
while racing with mo
or boat, but escapes unhurt, as she
'alls In the water. 1.-THE Higher
.aw." another big historical feature,
If the days of Louis XII; the prettiest
and best photography you
have seen. A Keystone comedy,
Dark Town Bellies" all tonight at
Opera House. Admission. and 10c.
The hunting season nthis county
opens tomorrow and no doubt many
;portsmen, all over the county, will
,e out Shooting. 1t is to be hoped
hat every person who shoulders a
gun and goes forth tomorrow to
make war upon the game, will bear
n mind, that there is no sport in
shooting a covy of birds on the
ground; that the limit to the amount
If game to be killed is in the interest
If preserving the supply OF game;
hat accidents are avoided by handl-
ng guns carefully and taking every
to prevent accidents;th that
persons having given notice othe
public not to hunt on their lands are
lcting within their own rights, anG
heir wishes should be respected for.
likely as not. many sportsmen. SINH
arly situated. would take the same
lction.