The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-10-04
Brief Local News
Grand Opera House tonight.

Mr.. John T. Stewart has returned
to Philadelphia, after visiting his
sister, Mrs. w H. Stiner
Miss Bessie Brannock, of Castle
Haven, is visiting friends in Balti-
more and Baltimore county.
All Liberty Loan solicitors are re-
quested to meet at headquarters to-
night at O'Clock to turn in their
reports.
Mr. VIM. G. Horney, Is Glasgow
street, has returned from a weeks
visit with his son, VIM. G. Horney,
Jr., Newport News, Va.
Mrs. Perry Richardson, of Barn
at the home of her uncle, Mr.. Irving
Jackson, Maryland avenue
On another page of this issue will
| be found the announcement of the
Cambridge banks, of their plan for
| helping finance the Fourth Liberty
Loan.
NllSS oldlCuo bIOWl, vi
has returned to her home in that
city, after having spent sometime
with Mrs. Wesley Brannock, at her
home at Castle Haven.
Mrs. r. E. Handles, of Philadel-
phia, and Mrs. Wilbur c. Stiner, of
Baltimore, have returned to their
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Stiner, Belvedere avenue, this city.
Mr.. GEORGE Cerlaeh left this morn
ing, enroutc or New York. where he
was called on account of the illness
of his son, Philip Gerlach, who is in
the radio service of the U. S. Navy.
The oyster supper and the Fourth
Liberty Loan meeting, which were to
have been held at Eldorado school
on Saturday, Oct. 5th, have been
postponed, due to so many cases of
Spanish Influenza.
Mr.. George Gerlach, member of
the graduating class of 1918, left
Monday evening on the boat for Col
lege Park, where he will enter the
students reserve corps of the Mary
land Agricultural College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winder F. Harring
ton announce the engagement OF
! their daughter, Frances Hilda, to
Mr.. Guy l.. Bryan, Jr., of this city.
| The wedding will take place Thurs
day morning, October seventeenth, lat
their home On High street.
The loud pealing of the fire bell
this morning about two o'clock sery-
ed notice on the public that there
was a fire. The firemen turned out
| in large numbers and soon had con-
troll of the blaze, which was in a
house on Peach Blossom avenue.b be-
longing to Mr.. Edward c. Insley,a and
tenanted by Mr.. Moore. The back
part of the house was burned, the loss
probably being several hundred dol
lars.
Eastern Shore Odd Fellows are
preparing for a great rally at Sails
bury on Thursday, October Oath.
The rally will be known as the Stars
| and Stripes Rally, and will be atten-
ded by representatives of every
Lodge on the Eastern Shore. The
members of the Committee upon ar
engagements from Dorchester Lodge
are DR.. F. F. Hicks, Charles E. Bar
nett, A. Shepherd Bayly and James
Willis.
There will be public speaking at
the lot on Race street, between the
P. U. C. Store and the Restaurant,
tomorrow night. Messrs. William N.
Andrews, ]. Watson Thompson and
Howard L. Edmunds will make short
addresses. The Merry Concert Band
has very kindly volunteered its ser
vices to furnish plenty of music, so
come out, everybody, and be prepared
to do your best toward putting this
Fourth Liberty Loan over.
| Readers of this paper are again
urged that it is absolutely necessary
for them to contribute a portion of
their worn clothing for the relief OF
the suffering Belgians. The common
heart of humanity which makes it
incumbent upon us to bind up the
wounds of our fellow beings, to re-
lieve their necessities, dictates that
every true Christian believer will
make some sacrifice to help these
poor unfortunate creatures who
have been robbed of everything they
. have by the Hun despoiler. Articles
may be sent to the sewing room at
Zion Church, to Mrs. Lee Nichols, or
if unable to send, if Mrs. Josiah L.
Kerr is notified by telephone or