The daily banner., 1919-04-11
The EDAlLY BANNER
CAMBRIDGE. MD. APRIL IL. 1919
Brief Local News
Grand Opera House tonight.

Congressman William n Andrews
who has been spending several day:
this week in Washington, on oficia
business, has returned home.
Mr.. Samuel L, Byrn, Jr., who ha!
been employed at Quantico, Va, fol
several months, arrived home this
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Van Bus
kirk have returned to Cambridge
from their wedding trip, having
reached this city late yesterday ev,
ening.
Mr. and Mrs E. Earl Haarn and
little daughter, of Baltimore, are
the guests of Mrs. Hearn's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Willis, at their
home on Oakley street.
Col Albanus Phillips arrived
| home from Baltimore this morning,
where he attended the meeting of
Liberty Loan workers called by State
Chairman Goldsborough.
| Senator William +. Applegarth,
who has been in Baltimore attend
ing the conference of Liberty Loan
workers for the State, arrived in
Cambridge this morning on the boat.
Mr. Howard Simmons, who has
been employed at the Quantico Ship
| building plant, has returned to his
| home in this city. He states that the
work at that place will be completed
in a few weeks at most.
The Hotel Dixon today received d
wire from the New York Americans,
at Jacksonville, Fla, asking for res
ervation for thirty-five men, compos-
ing the New York and Rochester
base ball teams, that play in Cam
bridge next Friday.
The funeral service over the re-
mains of Mrs. Ethel Ross Dawson,
who died in Philadelphia Wednes-
day night, will be held from the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Eugene Ross, No. s William ST.,
tomorrow Saturday afternoon, at
half-past three o'clock. Interment
will be in Christ Church cemetery.
If you are looking for thrills and
some good laughs, don't forget that
Tom Mix will be at the Graz d Opera
House tonight i'll Hell Roarin' Re-
FORM" William Fox photoplay. In
it Mix displays his wonderful horse
manship by riding up two flights OF
stairs, then elaping on horseback
from balcony to a roof, he and the
horse plunging through. A lively
stunt, this.
The Salisbury National Bank has
called a special meeting of its stock
holders for the purpose of increas-
ing its capital stock from $4,000 to
100000. The bank at present has
surplus and undivided profits amount
ing to 100000, making its capital,
surplus and undivided profits $685.
900. The reason given for increas-
ing the capital stock is that the de-
mands upon the bank are such that
it's present capital stock is insufticl-
ent to care for the business eof its
patrons.
List of letters remaining uncalled
for in the Cambridge postoffice to
April IL: Persons calling for same
will please ask for advertised letters:
Jane Borgh, Sgt. William J. Cooper,
Alize Church, DR.. D. E. Duff, John
Ellens, John Harrison, o. S. Horsey,
T. G. McFerrin, Harrison Pinder,
hilbert Smith, George White, Mrs.
Lucy Detamore, Miss Marie Matthews
Mrs. Ida Pritchett, Misses Royier
Ridy, Mrs. Adline Sudler, Miss Mary
E. Travers, Miss Judia Widy, Miss
Lizzie Wilson.-G. Walter Wright,
! Postmaster.
Experts state that the peach crop,
far from being ruined, has not even
been damaged, and that unless some
thing occurs within the next few
weeks, the fruit growers may be
reasonably certain of a good crop.
Two of the largest fruit growers on
the Peninsula, State Senator Orland
Harrison, of Berlin, and William +.
Allen, of Salisbury, are of this opin-
ion, and both have had a very wide
field of experience IN the growing and
care of fruit.