The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1911-05-17
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS.
Auditorium tonight.

Auditorium tonight.
Miss Clara Mills is visiting relatives in
| Baltimore.
Mrs. John W. Hubbard is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Geo. II. Applegarth, in
i Ross Neck
The many friends of Mrs. Hattie H..
| Albers will be sorry 10 hear she IS ill
| again at her home on Muir street.
Miss Loretta Hancock, of Phila-
delphia, is the guest Of Miss Kathe-
rim Wallace, at her home on THE
HILL
James A McAllister, 10-year- old son
of DIR. and Mrs. Ben McA lister, was op
Grated on at the hospital last Light for
appendicitis by DIR. Burman.
The Babies Branch of the Woman's
Auxiliary will meet at the parish house
Thursday afternoon at three O'Clock. A
full attendance is desired.
Ross and Sumner, that funny Hebrew
sketch team, present their farewell show
at the Auditorium tonight. For big
laugh you should not miss it.
Mr.. Homer Allare has returned to
his home in this city after spending
several weeks in New York, where he
was the guest of relatives.
The Cambridge High School base
ball team has gone to Easton today
to play a match game with the team
of the Easton High School.
According to statistics issued by the
census department Do chester county
has a population of 1869, of which
1921 are white persons and 9,42l are
colored.
Tickets for the concert to be given by
Mr.. Stanley Peters at the Auditorium
Friday night may be exchanged for re-
served seats at the box office Friday at
10 O'Clock. Admission 25c; reserved
seats 10c extra.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Phillips
are spending several days this week
at Atlantic City, where Mr.. Phillips
is in attendance upon the sessions
of the Third Annual Convention of
the National Oyster Packers and
Growers Association.
Mr.. John T. Moore has purchased
of Mr.. j. U. D. Pryor, of Whining
ton, his residence on Race street,
the property formerly oc-
cupied by Miss Ella Moler as
establishment, and now
occupied by the Cambridge Confec-
tionery store.
Quite a number of county peo-
pie were in Cambridge yesterday,
and while there does not seem to
be any great amount Of political &C
tivity as yet, quite a number OF
are being talked of,and
before long it is quite likely there
will be a number of candidates.
clS6WncIe Ill tHiS 1SouC VI IiiS
Banner will be found the ordinance
recently passed by the Town Com
missioners relative to taking down
of awning poks; certainly Il one
person is to be required to take
Town awning poles all should be,and
t would be gross injustice to per-
nit some persons to keep them up,
while compelling others to take
hem down. 1t is to be hoped that
every citizen of the town will show
lis public-spiritedness by complying
with the ordinance, which
las been passed for the welfare OF
he whole city. No man, no matter
Who he may be, who bubbles and
lesitates upon the matter can claim
hat he has the best interest of the
,ity at heart.
Since the Banner started to re-
,eive calls for the cleaning up of
he yards of Cambridge, more than
,ne hundred calls have been re-
,eived. The cleaning force is max
ng calls for the trash and rubbish
IS rapidly as possible, but have thus
ar been unable to attend to all that
nave been received; they will con-
inue the work Thursday and Fri
lay, and all calls will receive at
-ention as quickly as possible. The
Inspection Committee will start out
tomorrow morning and will visit diff.
ferent sections of the city to see
how the work is progressing. All
persons are requested to rake their
trash up in piles, as in this mannef
it requires very much less time for
the carts to haul it away.