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| Auditorium tonight
Miss Ethel Todd left on thu
| train Monday, Ell route for Phila
delphia and Atlantic City, wher'
she VIII spend the week.
You bet WaIlie Van has the
time of his life in The CHECKER
Inspector, the Vitagraph coined!
hit at the Auditorium tonight.
Miss Sallie O. Mcbride, of Bal
timore, is visiting at the home OF
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs
Thos. L. Mcbride, Maryland Ave
The friends of Mr.. j. G. Evans,
the well-known jeweller, will learn
with regret that he is quite i'll at
the Cambrdge-M Maryland Hospital
| Miss Ethel Harrison, of Milford,
Del, IS spending several days as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Edward Drennen, at their home on
| Muir street.
J. Airey Brannock, local agent
for the Buick Motor Co. has sold
to George Hicks, Esq, of East
New Market, a model %, five-pas-
senger, Buick touring car.
Mr.. and Mrs, Marshall Rea, of
oh 10 Io1 nj In AIrc
Samuel Mayberry and their little
child, also of Philadelphia, are
spending several days at the Hotel
Cambridge.
Mrs. Georgia Perry, of Easton.
and Mrs. Alice Perry Todd ,of Fed
eralsburg, are spending several
days as the guests of Mrs. Charles
L. Poole, at her home on Belve-
dere avenue, this city.
'"The Gap of DEATH the thrilling
3-reel feature by the Famous Lead
ing Players Corporation. If you
care to be thrilled. come and see
this excellent play, and the dash
to death, done on the motorcycle,
down the high scaffold erected for
this thrilling play, at the Grand
Opera House tonight
Col. Albanus Phillips and Messrs.
Ivy L., William H. and Calvert
Leonard have purchased the bugeye
Emma Faulkner, which has the
reputation of being one of the larg
est and best bugeyes on the Chesa-
peake Bay. The Faulkner will be
in command of Capt. Calvert Leon
ard, one of the owners.
Shiloh Camp, which started last
Friday, was said to have been we'll
attended last night, as well as
Sunday This is one of the best
known Camps on the Eastern Shore,
and has been conducted by the
pastor of Shiloh Methodist Protes-
tant Church. which is attached 10
Dorchester Circuit, for many years.
The Camp will close Sunday, the
sec-s;sff. ef-tt4fhiis e. rip -beiass
usually the first Sunday of Salem
Camp.
The meeting of the Dorchester
County Sanitation League, in the
lecture room of Zion Church last
evening, was not so we'll attended
as might have been expected there
being only about $50 persons pres
ent. Addresses were made by DR..
Fulton, of the State Health Board.
and Dr. Laughlin, of the Govern
ment Board The names of the adj
ditional members were registered,
there now being a membership of
about 500 persons.
Mr.. Roscoe Leonard, chairman of
the Cambridge Yacht Club Regatta
Committee, is hard at work at this
time, getting ready for the regatta
to be held on Tuesday, August 25.
Mr. Leonard, as chairman of the
committee. last year pulled off the
UtSI regatta ever utlu Ol IlS IdSt
side of the bay, and one which was
said by yachtsmen who have atten-
ded regattas from Maine to Flori
da, to have been the equal of any
thew had ever witnessed.
Over six hundred and fifty per-
sons left Cambridge at noon today
on the moonlight excursion to Oc-
can City. The crowd was much
larger than was expected, and it
/ was necessary to add three addi-
tional coaches to the train in order
to furnish accommodations for those
going. IL is quite likely that a
large crowd was picked up at the
various stations between Cambridge
and Hurlock, where the last stop
was made. The eXcursionists should
! arrive home about midnight unless
they are delayed by passing trains
on the B., c. & A.