The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-02-13
The DAILY BANNER
Published Daily Except Sunday
CAMBRIDGE. ND. FEB. Is. 1919
Brief Local News
Grand Opera House tonight.

Grand Opera House tonight.
Mr.. ]. F. Hurley, of Preston, spent
several hours in Cambridge today.
Mr.. Milford Nathan is spending
several days this week in New York
city on business trip.
HTr. and Mrs. Harold Robinson
- receiving congratulations upon
he birth of a fine boy.
Miss Louise Anderson has return
ed TO her home in this city, after
having spent sometime as the guest
OF relatives in Baltimore
/ Mrs. John Simmons and children
Of Baltimore. are visiting at the
home OF Mrs. Simmons mother, Mrs.
Clarence Latham, sos Maryland Ave.
|! Captain Richard H. Dixon, Jr., U.
S. a, Engineering Corps, Aviation
Branch, is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Z. H. Dixon, at her home on High
street.
-'i1SS -ANS4Ici I'6tIi1elIil iclS ICtul hCN1
to her home in this city, after hav-
ing spent several weeks with her
sister, Mrs. John Simmons, at her
home in Baltimore.
7 Mrs. William Z. Travers, of Tay-
lor's Island, is spending a short time
in Cambridge as the guest of her
liam street.
/ Miss Nellie Snow left on the stea-
mer Tuesday night for Baltimore,
where she will spend several days be
fore starting South for the Spring
! millinery season.
+ Mr.. Clarence G. Latham has re-
/ turned 10 Wilmington, Del, after
! spending Il few days with his family
at their home in this city. Mr.. La
than is employed at the Bethlehem
5hipyard.
The. many friends of Dr. Guy
Steele, who has been undergoing
treatment in Baltimore, will be glad
to learn that his condition is very
much improved. and that after a
short rest he will be completely re-
stored to health
Tomorrow is ST. Valentines Day,
and for the past week many of the
yoang folks have been all excite
lae4t. One place today reported
that there had never been such a
sale OF all kinds of valentines
in the history OF its business, while
all others reported large sales.
The ban on public meetings of all
kinds, including sessions of schools
and meetings at the churches, for
Secretary and Vienna, and also for
the schools at Toddville and Lakes
Vile, and the colored school at
Christ's Rock. have been raised by
DR.. Victor c. Carroll, County Health
Officer.
Theda Bara, the worlds famous
Vampire actress of the screen, plays
her strongest vampire role in '"The
She Devil" the story of woman
without a conscience. The Lions
Claw" the big, thrilling animal ser
iaI, with daring Marie Waicamp, a
big double feature bill, that you don't
want to miss, at the Grand Opera
House tonight.
Little Miss Katherine Henry Wal
lace, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Allen
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hampton
! Henry, last night, had the misfor-
tune to fall and fracture her arm,
! just below the elbow. The little girl
was attended by DR.. Thomas Lynch
Coil, and while the arm has given
| her considerable pain. it is some bet
! ter at this time.
a number of the property owners
on Glenburn avenue have been very
much annoyed recently by the action
| of the roller skaters, who are flock
+ ing from all sections of the town to
skate on the pavements on that
! street. One-half of the street is
within the city limits and the other
half is not, and not being in the city
| limits, the pavements are the prop
erty of the individual property own
ers. 1t is stated that the skaters are
tearing down the terraces, which
slope to the pavements, as well as
injuring grass, flowers and shrub
| berry There are two methods of re-
dress: One is TO forewarn the skat-
is to get the city limits extended so
as to take in tho other side of the
street.