The daily banner., 1919-04-12
Brief Local News
Grand Opera House tonight.


Rev. Charles H. Gootee, of Rich
mond, Va, is spending the weekend
in Cambridge.
Mrs. James Wallace and son,
James, have returned to their home,
The HILL after having spent some
time in Baltimore.
sir. Raymond Zeigler arrived home
ca the train last night from Fort
Washington Md, he having received
his honorable discharge from the ar
my.
Mr.. Henry Hooper, who is a stu
dent at the University of Philadel-
phia. Pa, is spending his spring va
cation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. H. Hooper, Oakley street.
Lieut.. Levi D. Prettyma1l, Eastern
Manager for the Navy Life, publ
cation in the interest of the United
States Navy, is spending the week
with his father, Mr. D. B. Prettyman,
at Taylor's Island.
The Cambridge High School base
ball team defeated the Hurlock High
School team yesterday afternoon, at
Athletic Park, by the score Of to 4.
The game was called in the eighth
inning on account of rain.
Private George Milton Marphy, OF
+l,;. oo,,,,+, who has haen overseas
since June, has written to his sister,
Mrs. Flossye Donoho, OF Whining
| ton, Del, that he has arrived at
Camp Meade, and is in fine health,
and mighty glad to get back to the
good old u. S. A, the finest country
in the world.
This is your last chance tonight to
see Tom Mix in the fastest western
drama ever f1lr. cd, Hell Roarin' Re-
form" Among the stirring things
that Mix does arc wild ride down Il
steep mountain side, and d leap on
horseback from a balcony 20 a roof
when man and horse drop through on
the gang of outlaws below.
So many persons have asked the
question as to whether or not the eX-
ercises at the GTeenlawn cemetey to-
morrow afternoon at half-past one
O'Clock. when the Roscoe C. Leonard
monument will be dedicated with Ma
sonic rites, and later at the Armory,
when the memorial services will be
held, will be open to the public, that
it is deemed advisable to announce
that both of these exercises will be
| open for everyone; no tickets Will
be required A portion OF the Az
! mory will be reserved for visiting
1 and local Masons, but otherwise the
| entire seating capacity will be open
| 20 the general public.
! In a message received yesterda!
| from Mr.. Charles c. Homer, Jr
| Grand Master, the information was
contained that in addition to be1ns
present himself at the Leonard dedi
cation and emorial services tomor
row afternoon, he will bring witt
him Deputy Grand Master Warner
Seipp. who is also Grand Lecturel
.~-z,ssExsys.lssl a O., I'D ID fsisGa Gga5 Gaga5
ICook. Grand Secretary. and Mr.. Pc
ter E. Tome, Grand Treasurer, from
which it will be seen that nearly al
of the officers of the Grand Lodge OF
| Maryland will be present.
: State Game Warden E. Lee LOGON
pte has returned to his home in this
city, after having spent sometime in
Mexico in an attempt to secure quail
for restocking purposes throughout
the State. On account of the drouth
which has occurred in Mexico during
! the trapping season, Mr.. LeCompte
was unable to get nearly e.
, game as he had expected. but sue
; ceeded in getting a small amount.
For the past three winters the trap
) ping season in Mexico has proven a
; failure, ON account of the long dry
spells, and many of those engaged in
the occupation have announced their
intention of giving up that kind of
work. Next year, however, it is
likely that European traffic will have
been resumed to such an extent as
to make it possible to get birds from
= the Hungarian plateau.