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Auditorium tonight.

Mr. Milford Nathan is spending
several days in New York city.
Miss Ethel Toal left on the aft
ernon trrain for Philadelphia.
Vote for james 7. Bright at the
PrimaI les tomorrow. fer the short
term uf Congress.
Mrs. John Nichols left on the
boat last night for Baltimore, where
she will :, end sometime this week.
Miss Este!le Kirby has returned
home. after spending sometime in
Baltimore.
MIR. and Mrs. C. F. Fountain and
Miss Belle Johnson, are spending
a few days at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. V. Creighton,
of Baltimore, are spending some
time at the Hotel Dixon.
Miss Marian Mcbride spent Sun
day with Miss Elsie Windsor, near
Airey.
Mrs. A. j. Dunn left on the boat
| last night for Baltimore, where she
| will spend sometime with friends.
Miss Olive Cooper arrived home
| on the train last evening from Will
mington, where she has been visit
ing relatives
Misses IIilda and Mamie Harring-
ton returned home on the boat Sun
day morning, after visiting friends
and relatives in Baltimore.
Mr.. Howard Simmons left on the
train this morning for Easton, Pa,
where he will enter Lafayette Col
leee.
Two candidates are stronger than
one-vote for James L. Bright for
the stort term for Congress,at the
Primaries tomorrow
Messrs. Scott Meekins and Ray
Slacum have returned to their
homes in this city, after spending
few days in Baltimore.
Mr.. Oscar Phillips left on the
afternoon train yesterday for his
home in Boston, after visiting his
parents, Capt and Mrs. Luther B.
Phillips, on Locust street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton NJ. Slagle,
who have been visiting relatives
in Baltimore, have returned to
their home, 1.-The Cedars."
Don't fail to attend the Dorches-
ter Community Sanitation League
meeting tonight, in Grace Church
Lecture room.
Mr. Raymond Ziegler was a pas
senger on the boat last evening for
Baltimore, where he will enter the
Polytechnic Institute
Mr.. and Mrs Gerald Priestman |
have returned to their home in |
Germantown, Pa, after spending |
sometime in this city.
Mrs. J. 1. Mcbride and daughter,
Marian, have returned home, after
spending the past week with Mr..
S. Merritt Mcbride, Walbrook.
The principal business of an
American Ambassador to a foreign |
country is to eat and drink at |
banquets.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Waller and |
little daughter, Rebecca, left en- |
the boat last night for Baltimore,
where Rebecca is undergoing medi- |
cali treatment.
Mary Pickford night at the Au-
ditorium Also a feature two-reel
Vitagraph, and Ben Wilson, in an
other of the famous, Cheek detec-
tive stories.
A good, clean, honest, upright
Democrat, who believes in a fair
deal for every man, JAS. T.Br1ght,
candidate for the short term Con-
gressionaI nomination, asks for
your vote at the Primaries tomor-
row.
Il want to help Woodrow Wilson
restore the Government to the
people, and take it out of the
hands of special interests."- JAS.
| T. Bright, candidate for the Demo-
cratic short term Congressional
nomination.
A vote for James T. Bright, for
the short term Democratic Con-
gressional nomination, at the Pri-
maries tomorrow, is a vote for po-
litical honesty and conscience, and
against corruption and manipula-
ton.
See the special feature, THE
Criminal PATH in 4 reels. at Opera
| House tonight, showing the burg
lars tunneling to the bank vaults.
Also the special 101 Bison feature,
l"Olana, of The South Seas one
of the 2-reel feature serials of the
South Sea plays.
Mrs. VIM n Smith and little
daughter, Miriam, have returned to
their home at Front Royal, Va, aft
er spending sometime with Mr.and
Mrs. j. l. Mcbride, of this city, and
friends and relatives in Washing
ton and Baltimore.
At the Primary Election to be
held tomorrow, voters in the Sec
ond precinct will cast their ballots
in the store formerly occupied by