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Auditorium tonight.

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Auditorium tonight.
Mr.. Frank Tucker left on the
train this morning, after spending
sometime in Cambridge.
Mr.. Thomas Sherman left this
morning for Boston, Mass, where
he will spend sometime on business.
Miss Marguerite Willis left on
the boat yesterday evening for Bal
timore, where she will join a party
of friends upon a ten-days' trip to
Pen Mar.
There will be a meeting for the
frage, on the porch of the Hotel
Dixon, Friday morning, at ten
o'clock, to which all women are
invited.
Mrs. Daniel Travers and little
daughter, Mary, and Miss Hazel
Mowbray, have returned to their
homes in Hyattsville, after being
the guest of relatives and friends
in this city.
Col. Albanus nniillps and Ed slr
s. simmons, who recently purchased
at public sale the W. A. Hub5a"C
lots, on Race street have sold
two of those fronting on Rae
street to NJ. NJ Warren Hooper.
Mrs. Charles w. Burton and two
daughters, Evelyn and Beatrice,
were passengers on the boat this
evening for Baltimore, after having
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Burton, at their home on
Cherry street.
Mr.. Norman R. Wingate and Miss
Ora V. Dayton, both of this city,
were married at the parsonage of
st. Paul's NJ. P. Church, Maryland
avenue, yesterday evening,at eight
o'clock, Rev. J.. L.. Ward, the pas
tor, officiating.
Mr.. Vernon S. Bradley, secretary
to the Dorchester County Fair AS
ISOLATION, left on the early train
this morning for Philadelphia and
New York, upon a business trip in
connection with the Fair. Mr.. Brad
ley expects to sptrd the week end
at Atlantic City.
The Citizers Band will render
their regular weekly concert :n's
evening in The Spring Valley,abort
eight o'clock Tn 5 is the second
of the series os concerts to be
given during the summer months,
and will undoubtedly be enjoyed
by a large number of people.
G.. NJ. Anderson, Marguerite Clay
ton, Arthur Johnson, Lottie Briscie,
Richard Tucker, Mabel Trunnelle,
Helen Holmes and Adele Lane, all
these popular photoplay stars are
featured in tonight's program at
the Auditorium. Did you ever see
sd hrs in one program?
D0Q July 25, has been desig-
mated as "Tag Day." upon that
date, if you venture on the streets, |
someone is likely to slip UP and |
place tag on you; then you are |
caught, and will be requested to |
make a contribution to the Dor |
chester Community Sanitation Lea
que This is the manner in which |
the expenses of the League will be |
raised, and it is hoped that the |
public will be as liberal as possible. |
See Warren Kerrigan and Cleo |
Madison tonight, at the Grand OPP |
era House, in the 2reel Victor |
drama, 1.-THE Man Between" also |
Ford. Sterling, the funmaker, in |
'Snitz Joins The Force" The most |
laughable Sterling comedy of the |
day. Also the exceptionally fine
2-reel Kay Bee drama OF the ORR
emf, "The Geisha,'' featuring the |
charming japanese actress, Tsuri
Aoki, in the picturesque drama of
the Orient.
r.. B.. Parker ooiored, the "wn-
err Of the automobile which got
from under his coutrol on TUESDAY,
with the result tLat it ran mo
the mules Of Mr.. Sidney Phil ps
Al ,-O1i
rract cally demon shing the car,
was fined $25 and costs for speed
ing, and $40 ..rd costs for running
a car without license, yesterday,
by Police Justice Fielder G.JoI IS.
It is reported that Parker AS
made an agreement with Mr.. iii
lips to pay him for the time that
his mules lose f cm work.