The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-11-06
The Daily Banner
Published Daily Except Sunday.
CAMBRIDGE, MD, NOV. 6, 1916
Brief Local News
Grand Opera House tonight.

Grand Opera House tonight.
Mr.. George Dawson is spending 6
short time at his home on High ST
Mr.. Hazelton A. Joyce, Jr., is
Maryland avenue.
/ Mr.. Emerson C. Harrington, Jr. is
! spending few days in Cambridge
| visiting relatives.
| Tomorrow being election day, the
Orphans Court will meet on Thurs:
Jay of this week.
Mr.. Tunis Hill, Oh Boston, Mass is
spending a short time in Cambridge
! as the guest of his brother, Attorney
j.. German Hill.
Mr. Howard B. Matthews, who is
studying law at the University OF
Maryland, is the guest OF his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Matthews, at
their home on West End avenue.
Mrs. Carl Gordy and little daugh-
ter, Elizabeth, returned to their
home in Hebron yesterday, after hav-
ing spent sometime visiting Mrs
Gordy's mother, Mrs. Emily Bell,
this city.
Company C will be the guests OF
the Grand Opera House tomorrow
night to see Liberty" or IA Dau-
ghter of The U. S. A. the latest and
greatest Universal serial, taken right
on the Mexican border.
Tonight the big night for Cam
bridge. Not only the big banquet to
Company C, but the night of the big
gest theatrical show of the season to
date, Beverly of Graustark," by
George Barr McCutcheon, at the
Grand Opera House tonight.
Among the passengers on the stea-
mer Talbot last night for Baltimore
were Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bell, Mr..
and Mrs. S. j. Wilson, Mrs. William
Lowe, Mr.. Milton Dashiell and dau-
ghter; Messrs. R. T. Naylor, F. w.
Simmons, T. S. Corkran, w. A.
Gibbs. j. w. S. Wroten and Wilbour
Edgar.
The Grange Cups to be given for
the best exhibits at the great agri-
cultural exhibition at the Armory
next Thursday night and Friday, are
on exhibition at the store of ]. G.
Evans, the jeweler, Poplar street. As
has been previously stated, the other
prizes may be seen in the window of
the NJ Nathan Estate furniture store
on High street.
The people of Cambridge signally
honored the members of Company {
on their arrival home Saturday
night from service on the Mexican
border. The business places and
residences were more generally dec
grated than they have been for years
and despite the fact that the special
train bringing the boys did not ar
rive until eleven o'clock, thousands
of the citizens remained upon the
streets to pay a tribute to the brave
boys.
A letter sent out by the Dorches-
ter County Republican Campaign
Committee to the colored voters of
the county states that if President
Wilson is reelected, steps may be
taken to <disfranchise the colored
voters. 1t is surprising that the
gentlemen whose names appear at
the head of this letter should stoop
to such means to influence the col
ored voters, and it is also surprising
how little sense they seem to think
that colored man has that he will
be Influenced by such stuff. Why did
they not tell him the truth, that il
Hughes is elected and this country
is plunged into war, as it may be.
that the colored man will have to go
to the front right along with the
white one; that there will be no dis
elimination when it comes to draft
ing men for the army, and that white
and colored will be on the firing
line, to be the human targets for the
murderous fire of the enemy.