The daily banner., 1917-12-14
Brief Local News

Grand Opera House tonight.
Mr. Miller Robbins is spending
sometime this week in Baltimore.
Dr.. E. E. Wolff and son, Eldridge,
arrived home on the boat this morn
ing from Baltimore.
Capt John H. Phillips returned
/ home on the boat yesterday morning
after having spent sometime in Bal
timore.
Miss Marie Thomas has returned
to her home on Locust street, after
d visit to friends at Philadelphia and
Annapolis.
Mrs John J. Riley has returned to
her home in Baltimore. after a visit
Of several weeks with Dr.. and Mrs.
/ Guy Steele.
Miss Minnie Corkran arrived home
on the morning boat, after having
I spent several weeks with friends in
/ Baltimore.
Mr.. James Steele, who has been
/ the guest of DR.. and Mrs. Guy Steele,
at their home on Church street. has
returned to Baltimore.
Mrs William F. Applegarth, and
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert H. Applegarth,
/ have returned home, after having
! spent sometime in Baltimore this
week.
Be sure to see The Red Lamp"
at the high school tonight. at eight
o'clock A splendid play for high
school students. The Red Lamp"
brings good luck" Benefit school
! library Admission SC
Now that the winter is here, the
Rural Free deliverymen, all over the
county, will certainly appreciate it
ii those whom they serve will
straighten up their boxes and make
it possible to serve their routes with
out unnecessary delay and exposure.
On account of bad weather, the
bazaar which was to have been held
at Beckwith Hall Wednesday and
j Thursday nights has been postponed
until tonight 1t is hoped that there
will be a large attednance tonight,
as number of pretty things have
been made for the Christmas gifts.
Dainty Mary Miles Minter, a big
favorite film star, is featured at the
Grand Opera House tonight in En-
yironment," a big special Mutual
master picture. Her Torpedoed
Love-" screaming Keystone come
dy, with Louise Frazande and Ford
/ Sterling will make you scream with
laughter This is the same show that
pleased such a large crowd at the big
Red Cross matinee today
The following names were omitted
| from the list Of men serving their
country, receiving Christmas pack
cts from the Red Cross Society, pub
lished in The Banner yesterday: H.
H. Wilson, Watson Bradley, Thomas
Price, Lee Gibson, Norman E. Meek
ins. Lieut. Chaplin G. Hicks, John F.
Willis. Jr., Robert T. Conway, Levi
D. Prettyman and Calvin Sherwood
Harrison.
Fire, which broke out this morn
ing about half-past one o'clock in the
woodShed of Mr.. Walter Hurley, in
the rear of the store of Mr.. Fred.
Crawford, Race and Cedar streets,
did considerable damage before it
was extinguished The flames ate
through the partition to the storage
shed of Mr. Crawford and destroyed
several hundred dollars worth OF
goods before they were gotten
under control. Mr.. Hurley es-
Inmates his loss at about S2UU; Mr.
Crawford was unable to make an es-
innate as he had just gotten home
from the city, and had not had time
to ascertain the extent of his dam
age. The building, which belonged
to Mr.. Joseph H. Sauerhoff, was
damaged about 5000.
List of letters remaining uncalled
for in the Cambridge postoffice to
Dec. Is: Willie Cooper, Albert G.
Eminger, George Handy, ]. C. Hol-
. land, Edward D. HAYWOOD, c. c.
Keen, John King, Pinkney Macer,
Meckeley Mason, Edward Owens,
Master Carroll Phillips, Fred Sewell,
2; Reck Shockley, Sidney White,
Robert Young, Mrs. Sarah Anthony,
Mrs. Maggie Barkesdale, 2; Mrs.
Evelyn Baily, Miss Missouri Fletch-
er, Miss Lillian Harris, Miss Flora
Hurley, Miss Hiida Jones, Miss NJ.
Ema Ordway, Mrs. Mary Robinson,
Mrs. Lottie Robertson, Geo. w. Sla-
cum, Katie Spicer, Martha Wilson,
Mrs. Della Wooley, Miss Mary
Young.-G. Walter Wright, P. M.