The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-10-06
BRIEF LOCALS
Auditorium tonight.

| 1el registered lOHlSil VI lohioi
| row, without fail.
Mr.. Miles Woolford has returned
to his home in this city, after spend
| ing several days in Baltimore.
Mr. Ernest Brannock, of Lewes,
Del, is spending sometime with his
| family, at their home on West End
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Shaw of Bal
| timore, are the guests of Mr. Shaw's
mother. Mrs Ruth Handley,at her
| home in this city.
Mr.. Howard B. Matthews, of An
napolis, is spending sometime with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John S.
Matthews, West End avenue.
Mrs. Gordon Hutchins is spend
ing sometime with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs VIM. E. Hooper, at their
home on William ST., this city
See G.. M. Anderson in the big A.
reel feature, and the Klaw & Fr-
LANCER play in pictures, 1.-The Fatal
Wedding" at Auditorium tonight.
The three-months-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Rue, who died
recently at their home at Thomp-
sons Station, was inferred this af-
ternoon in Cambridge Cemetery.
Miss Mary Phoebus, of Oriole,
Somerset county, has resumed the
position as stenographer in the Of
flee of the School Board, which she
held for several months last winter.
Elsewhere in this issue will be
found the advertisement of the
sale of the Hotel Dixon property,
which will take place next Tues
day afternoon, at the Court House
door.
Mrs. E. w. Merrick and two dau-
ghters, Beverly and Bessie, of Sal
isbury, are spending sometime in
this city, as the guests OF Mrs.
Clement G. Rogers, at her home
on Choptank avenue.
Mr.. j. Rush Brattan is spending
several days this week at his home
in this city He has spent-th great
er portion of the summer at Allan
tic City, and, judging from his
appearance, has greatly enjoyed the
season.
Are you registered? Do you
know that unless you attend to the
matter promptly it may be too
late, as in the last hours of regis
tration it is not unlikely that a
number of persons will be left off
on account of the inability of the
registers to register more than a
certain number per hour.
Read the advertisements of peg
o. My Heart" which will be found
in this ISSUE This attraction, which
is one of the most popular theatre
cal presentations for many years,
has made it's producer million
aire, which proves that the play
has more in it than large MAORI
ty of those which are produced.
Every woman should see to it
that her husband is registered. The
man who is not registered has not
the same standing in the communi-
ty as the one who is. He is look
ed upon as the kind of man who
takes no interest in what is going
on around him, land no woman wants
to feel that her husband is that
kind of man.
The work of completing the paw
ing on Locust street has been
resumed, and it is believed will be
completed within the next few
days There has been so much de-
| lay, for one reason or another, on
| this work, that the public had al
| most given up hopes of getting it
done before the first of the year.
When completed, however, the job
will be good one, and will enhance
the value of the property abutting
upon it.
Little Mary Pickford and King
Baggot, king of hearts, will be seen
tonight at the Opera House, in tie
| oh .nUa'C Ea-
frain." With these two excellent
players in the same play, it must
be an exceptional one. Don't miss
the extra big feature plays in con-
nection with Loves Refrain" the
stupendous 4-reel Solax production,
1.-THE Monster and the Girl, 'and the
extra feature, ION the Chesboard OF
Fate with Miss Leah Baird. Dc
not neglect reading our regular adv
for the excellent plays we are show
ing.
The local horsemen seem conf
dent that the racing events to be
held Thursday, Oct. 8. on the track
of the Dorchester County Fair AS
ISOLATION, will be one of the most
exciting events of the season. While
a number of the horsemen have
been practicing their horses on un'
frequented stretches of the roads, III
order to get them going fast with
out the other fellow being wise t
it, the other fellow has been Tran
ing his hard on the track, and as
the result, there will undoubtedly
be some fast going on Thursday
The races will start promptly a
half-past one o'clock.
Trey O'Hearts," 3rd install
ment, at Opera House Wednesday