The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-07-20
Brief Local News

Mr.. Milton Hubbard has as his
! guest, at his home on Academy St,
! Mr.. Clifton Deringer. Of Spangles, Pa.
! Mrs. W. S. Disharoon, of Quantico,
/ Md. is visiting at the home OF her
! uncle, Mr.. James NJ. Robertson, this
/ city.
! Mrs. Walter Moore and two chill
/ dren, of Wilmington, Del. are spend
1 ing several days in Cambridge as the
/ guests of relatives.
Mrs. Annie Rhea, of Baltimore, is
! the guest of the Misses Ida and
Ethel Hopkins, at their home on
! West End avenue.
Mr. George w Woolford left this
morning for Wilmington, Del, to at
tend the Directors meetings of the
Continental Life Insurance Co. which
will be held today.
Mrs Arthur Nichols and little son,
| who have been visiting relatives in
! Baltimore and Annapolis, arrived
home this morning on the B., c. d
A. steamer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Webster and
! little son. James, arrived home this
morning on the B., G. & A. steamer,
! after having spent several days at
! Virginia Beach.
/ Prof. and Mrs. Roy &. Smith, OF
/ Morgantown. W. Va, are the guests
! of DR.. and Mrs. NJ. Duke Smith, at
| their home on Race street, this city.
| Prof. Smith and Dr. Smith are broth
! ers.
| All those who will be called in the
! present draft will likely know the
/ fact by this time tomorrow, as the
! drawing is now taking place. 1t is
! estimated that several hours will be
required, as 10000 numbers are to
! be drawn.
Anita Stewart as the girl in the
case, who has married a man much
| older than herself. She goes TO Re-
no to get a divorce, but recOnsiders
when she finds she had married the
right man, after all. Be sure and
see Anita Stewart and Charles Rich
man in The More Excellent Way"
on the bill with Charlie Chaplin, in
| THE Pawnshop," at the Grand OPP
era House tomorrow Saturday
matinee and night.
for in the Cambridge pOStoffice to
July 21: Ference Adams, G. l..
Brannock, Perry Cephys, Cambridge
Photo Studio. E. A. Frank, Edwin
c. Hearne, Lawrence Malone, Ed
ward Morgan, Emerson ID. Spedden,
VIM. T. Wright, Miss Mary Denruts,
Miss Bertha Ennalls, Miss Hattie
Jackson, Mrs. Madeline Mitchell, Miss
Sarah Morton, Mrs. Lillian B. Price,
Miss Margaret Rookie, Mrs. Sarah
Ingalls-G. Walter Wright, P. NJ.
And now the idler, the loafer, the
fellow who refuses 20 work himself,
and who sets an example Of laZlnesS
and worthlessness to the whole com
munity, must give an account OF MINI
self, must tell why he doesn't work,
who puts up for him, etc. In yester-
days issue of this paper the procla'
nation of Governor Harrington upon
this question was published; it will
make interesting reading to that por-
ton of the population which persists
in consuming without producing.
Governor and Mrs. Emerson c.
Harrington and Miss Mary Harring-
ton, and Master Billy, arrived in
Cambridge yesterday evening to
spend the remainder of the summer.
While the Governor will make Cam
Ebridge his headquarters, he will visit
his offices in Baltimore quite fire.
quently, probably more so than has
been the custom of former Cover
nors, as the extra work in connection
with the States part in the success
full prosecution of the war will un-
doubtedly demand great deal OF
his time.