The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-10-01
BRIEF LOCALS
Auditorium tonight.

II DIR. Paine has had a telephon
installed in his dental office, O.
Race St.,the number being 36S-w.
Miss Margaret Holland arrive.
home last night, after spending
month at Crisfield and Ne1
Church, Va.
Mr. Sebastion Adams has return
ed to Baltimore, after spending hi
fall vacation with his parents, Capt
and Mrs. Archer Adams, this city.
Miss Mamie Robbins, who re
Gently resigned her position witt
Messrs Hurley & Williams, will re
turn to their employ on Saturda.
morning.
Mr.. H. D. Mcbride, OF Whining
ton, Del, is spending sometime a:
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l
Mcbride, at their home ON Chop
tank avenue.
See Mary Fuller break up g
ghost, IN ga Terror of the Night,
and G.. NJ. Anderson and Marguerite
Clayton in dandy Western drama
at the Auditorium tonight.
| Evangelist L. E. Froom and wife
left this evening on the boat for
Baltimore, where they will attend
the Seventh Day Adventist Confer
ence, in session in that city.
Miss Tippett, who has been
spending the summer in this city,
has now returned to her home in
Baltimore, accompanied by Mrs.
Alice Snow. They will attend the
Seventh Day Adventist Conference,
which is now in session in Bati-
more.
Little Miss Viola Phillips, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Levi B. Phil
lips, entertained a number of her
friends last evening, at the beau
Liful home of her parents, corner
of Mill and Church streets, to cele-
brate the twelfth anniversary of
her birth.
The officers, board of managers,
and chairmen of the church COM
mittees of the Visiting Nurses As
ISOLATION, are invited to meet Miss
Roberts, supervisor of the Ameri-
can Red Cross Rural Nursing Ser
vice, of Washington, tomorrow Fri
day. at 4.30 p. M, at the office of
the Association.
Who knows but that some self
willed, strong-minded, Independent
woman will some day start the style
of wearing the hair cut short? And
think of the amount of time that
will be saved that is now spent in
front of the mirror, combing,- pat
ting, smoothing, curling, fixing the
tresses, making little hair look
like much, and much look like
little; matching switches, and all
such. And why not? Women now
wear mannish shoes, peg skirts,
which resemble mems trousers mid
ty blcuses and jumpers, SO why
not short hair and mems hats?
Then woman will have reached her
idea1-man,
According to dispatches from
Somerset county, the oystermen
who recently tore up the stakes
marking the leased bottoms of Geo.
A. Cox, have again torn up the
stakes which were set up the first
of the week by Swepson Earle, the
Engineer of the Shellfish Commits
sion. ALI was reported quiet by
Commander Howard and other Off
Gals of the Oyster Navy, and it was
thought that, pending the action in
Court, there would be no further
action upon the part of the oys-
termen, but just as soon as the
State steamer left the scene, the
oystermen, under the cover Of
night, again removed the stakes
with which the leased grounds had
been marked.
"Protea No. q" in S acts, at
the Opera House tonight. The ia
nous detective, Protea, in a series
of thrilling, exciting and mysterious
adventures one of the great plays
pictureized after its famous run on
the stage; one of the Shubert-Bra-
dy h'gh-c.ass productions,f for which
$3.50 per seat was a Low price in
New York We show this elegant
play in pictures tonight for the add
mission e 10c., entire house. 1t
will pay you tc read our big adver-
tiseme1t tonight, for the plays are
the best We can procure, and every
one who delights in seeing fine
picture play should not stay away.
You'll surely get your money 8
worth in these fine plays. Entire
house tonight. 10c.