The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-04-23

Brief Local News
Grand Opera House tonight.

hVrOten, at. her home on Willis st.
Private Bannie Mills arrived home
OF the train Saturday night from
Fort Washington, Nd, he having re-
the army.
Corp Fielder G. Jones, Send Pho
neer Unfit, is visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs Fielder Jones, School ST..
after having been discharged from
I foreign service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy L. Bryan, Jr.,
have returned to their home in Bal
timore, after having spent the Eas-
ter holidays as the guests of their
parents in this city.
Mrs. Clarence Millikin, who has
/ been visiting her mother, Mrs. Will
/ liam White, at her home OH Henry
street, has returned to her nome in
/ New York city
/ Dr.. and Mrs. Compton Rely, of
Baltimore, and Mrs. Mary Read and
/ Misses Nancy and Elizabeth Lewis,
of Lynchburg, spent the Easter holt
days with DR.. anu Mrs. Guy Steele,
this city.
Mr.. Charles Mowbray, il, who
spent the Easter holidays with his
parents in this city, left on the train
yesterday for Wilmington, to re-
sumo his studies at Goldey College.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Kontiz are re-
! ceiving organizations upon the
birth of a fine son, who arrived at
their home Sunday, April 18th. Mrs.
konitz is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence A. Buker, formerly of
this city.
The Cambridge Gas, Electric Light
! & Power Co. has a special advertise
ment on the last page of this issue
concerning the use of gas for pre-
serving Economical housewives will
! do we'll to read the advertisement,
which contains useful information.
We ale in receipt of a letter from
q gentleman in Kansas City, Mo.,who
wants to purchase 1000 live black
some associates have organized a
! company to engage in musErat farm
! ing on large scale, and that they
want the rats for stocking purposes.
The Fourth Annual Track and
Field meet of the public schools of
this county will be held at the New
Athletic Park, this city, on Satur-
day next, April 26th. 1t is expected
the events will draw large crowd,
as the rivalry between the different
schools of the county is very keen
and each will, undoubtedly. bring a
large crowd of rooters.
Alice Brady, the beautiful emo
tional star of stage and SC cen, will
be- seensin her screen triss & 81;
Great Chance" big Select feature.
Harold Lloyd, the funny comedian,
with the big glasses, will make you
scream with laughter on Nothing
But Trouble" and '-Kinogram," the
new news weekly, make big triple
bill at the Grand Opera House to-
night.
The many friends of Mr.. N. R. H.
Legg, formerly agent in Cambridge
for the P B. & w. Railroad Com
pany, who resigned his position with
the Railroad Company in order to
enlist to fight against Germany, go
\ ing to Canada, where he was accep-
ted, has received his discharge, and
is expected in Cambridge in a day or
$50. 1t was reported that he spent
sometime in Siberia and other north
ern points, and that he had many
narrow escapes. His many friends
4 here will be delighted to see him.
and are glad to learn that he went
through the war without injury.
Mrs. Anna Newcomb, of this city
) has received a letter from her hus,
band, Levin J. Newcomb, saying thai
he has received his commission as
Second Lieutenant, and is. wearing
the gold bars. Lieut. Newcomb went
to Eagle Pass, Texas, with Company
c, as a private, and was made cor
poral while the Company was camp
ed on the Seminary grounds, await,
) ing orders to go to Admission. After
reaching Admission, Ala, Mr.. New.
comb was made Sergeant, and since
) he has been in France he has been
commissioned Second Lieutenant
He finished his course at school two
) months ago, but has just received
his commission. Lieut.. Newcomt
states that he is in good health, and
is getting along fine.
The Victory Loan Trophy train
consisting of two fiat cars, one boz
car, one tourist car, and one dining
car, and carrying about thirty people
will arrive in Cambridge Frida!
night, May 9Th, and remain unit
half-past twelve o'clock the follow
ing day AS the name indicates, thi
train will have on it trophies of thu
war, which have been gotten togeth
er specially for this trip. The itine
rary calls for the train to leave Rici
mond Va, April 21st, and travel oV
er the Fifth Federal Reserve Dis
trict, the trip being concluded at Pc
} comoke City on the 10th Of May. Thi
/ will be the only chance that thous
ands of persons will ever have to Sc
1 these trophies.