The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-08-13
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

OdlcM CdLup, Wliele slIc WIN oPSiiN
few days.
Miss Mamie Shackelford is the
guest of friends and relatives in
| Talbot county.
| | Mrs. Leon Venable left this morn
! ing for her home in Hurlock, after
| visiting relatives in this city.
NJ John F. Willis, Jr., of the
firm of : F. Willis & Son,is spend
| iSg several days this week at Oc-
etn City, Md.
I Miss Shirley Dashiell returned
home on the train last night from
Princess Anne, where, with Miss
Mary Stuart, of Washington, D. c.,
she has been spending the past
ten days with Misses Mary Miles
Dashien and Marion Stanford.
Mrs. A. J. Dunn and Misses Ruth
and Nora Dunn, and Mrs. Lev
il R. Moore, left on the train
this afternoon for a ten-days' trip
to Niagara Falls.
Mr.. L. Thurman Phillips left for
Boston and Newport, to visit his
brother, Mr.. Oscar Phillips, who is
Stationed at Boston, Mass.
Mrs. r. N. Dawson has return
ed to her home in this city, after
spending Sometime with friends
and relatives in Talbot county.
Mr.. Guy Applegarth has return
ed to his home in this city, after
spending the past ten days in Bal
timore and the vicinity on his an
nual vacation
Miss Marguerite Willis, who has
been spending several days in Bal
timore, and as a member Of
party at Pen Mar, has returned to
her home in this city.
Mr.. George Ziegler and son, Ray
Tond, of this city, are spending
etime at Cape May, N. j., from
which place they will go on a
deep sea fishing trip on the ocean.
( Mrs. B. A. Hackett, Mrs. q. l..
West, and Misses Lura West, Ruth
Wilson, Eulah Cantwell and Edyth
Dill left this morning for Ocean
City, where they will spend several
days.
Mrs. Frances Spedden and Mr..
:sobert R. Wilson, of Catonsville,
Baltimore county, who have been
visiting Mrs. Oliver Spedden, Race
street, left today in their touring
car for Atlantic City. Mr.. Wilson
will return here for the Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Phillips and
hmily, including Mr.. and Mrs. Clin-
1lips, Of Baltimore, and Mrs.
hrman Phillips, left this
for a cruise in the Chesa-
Peake Bay and its tributaries, on
Mr.. Phillips large schooner, the
When a man in New Jersey ac-
cused his wife of beating him, she
admitted to the Court that she
thrashed him soundly every time
she found him drinking. The Court,
with congratulations dismissed her.
And this is what the militants call
tyranny under man-made laws!
By so much as you would pre-
Serve the manhness of your son,
and the purity of your daughter,
you ought to de no act, say no
word, and cast no vote that will
help to undermine the manliness of
Some other mans boy, or destroy
the purity of some other mans
daughter.
According to the CheStertown
Enterprise, Republican, the lead
ers of that party in the First Con-
gfesssional district, are considering
the name~eef T. Pliny Fisher,a we'll
known Denton aostnrney, for the
Congressional nomination7~Th En-
terprise pays Mr.. Fisher hrsgh
compliment as to character and
ability, and states that the Repub-
licans might go further and fare
worse.
Barbara Tennent, the beautiful
leading lady of the Eclair Film
Co, appears tonight, at the Grand
Opera House, in the gripping play,
"Adrift," a powerful 2-reel drama
of the Northwest. Delightful in
sentiment and possessing vivid in
,cidents, carried along by swift ac-
'tion. A more beautiful, picturesque
setting could not be imagined ,and
it is an excellent offering of the
outdoor type.
The banks Of GAINESVILLE, O., in
two years without saloons, increas-
ed their deposits three-quarters of
a million dollars over the last wet
year. In Steubenville, during the
last three years in which Jefferson
county was wet, the Miners and
Merchants Bank increased it's de
posts $115,229.41. In the three
years following, with the county
dry, the increase of deposits in
this bank Was $419,102.51.
Many of the business and pro-
fessional men of this city have be-
come members of the Creditors
Protective Association, of Washing
ton. D. c., the object of which is to
report debtors who do not pay
their bills and so rate them, if they
make no effort to meet their obli-
cations, in the Creditors Gulfe.
| which will be placed in the hands
of all of the members. This Guide
| will mean to the retail business