The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-10
The DAILY BANNER
Cambridge, Md, April 10, 1920
Published Daily, Except Sunday
Brief Local News
April the 22nd, the Firemen's ban
in your check to Mr.. Nathan.

April the 22nd, the Firemen's ban
quet will be held. Have you mailed
in your check to Mr.. Nathan.
Mr.. Fred R. Prettyman, spent sew
eral days this week in Baltimore,
| with his daughter, Mrs. Edward Teu-
bner.
Have you sent your contribution
to Mr.. Nathan, treasurer of the Fire
mems banquet which is to be given
on April 22nd.
The many friends of Mr. Rufus
Dunn Will be sorry to learn that he
is seriously i'll at his home near East
New Market
Mr.. and Mrs Emory Wright, are
spending the weekend at Whining
ton, DEL, the trip having been made
in their touring car.
Mr.. J. Pink Eaton, of Baltimore,
has been spending several days this
week on a business trip to Cam
bridge and the county.
The engagement of Miss Long to
Mr.. Short has been announced and
the date of the wedding will be pub
lished in this paper next week.
DR.. and Mrs. Horace Longaker, of
Newport News. Va, are spending a
few days in Cambridge as the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Dali, High St
Is your name among the list of
contributors for the Firemen'S BAN
quet, if not, have it in the very first
thing next week. Remember its on
ly few days off.
afternoon train for her home in New
York City, after visiting her mother,
Mrs. William White, at her home on
Henry street.
The Burton's Neck county road, III
Church Creek district, which has
been impossible on account of the
many deep holes, is being repaired
and will soon be in good shape.
Mrs. Charles Richardson, left this
afternoon for New York. after spend
ing the holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. E. Holland, at their
home on Locust street, this city.
Mr.. Harold Dali, who has been
spending the Easter vacation with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. s. Dali
has returned to Baltimore to resume
his studies at the Johns Hopkins
Miss Nettie V. Mace, State Librar-
ian under the administrator of Gov
ernor Harrington, has returned to
nei' nome in this city, her term eX-
ntIt $ with the close of the Legis-
iatives session Monday night.
MIR. Joseph H. Saunders has sold
to Messrs Rufus F. and r. SewelI
Noble, of Federalsbarg, his farm sit
uatetl in the Fork Election District
The consideration is said to have
been in the -feiehborhood of $500.
If you want TO spend an hour that
will benefit yourself and encourage
others by your presence, come to- the
Baraca Glass tomorrow morning. Mr.
James McAllister, a member OF the
Glee Club of the University of Va,
will sing several selections.
Mr.. Daniel Wright, of the firm of
Wright Bros. has returned to his
home in this city after attending con-
ference, which was held this week
at Washington while there he Wis
tied Rev. George E. Brown. the for
naer pastor of St Faul'S NJ. ?.
Church.
The West End Bulldogs beat the
BeEedere Champions this morning
in holly contested game, the score
being Ia to H. The heavy hitters
CT both sides used their sticks freely
as is shown by the score. The bat
terry for the winning side was M.
Clayton, pitcher, and c. Saitz, catch.
If there is anyone who does not
believe in a ~Clean-Up" week, let
that person take a walk around the
different streets of Cambridge some
day soon and look into the different
yards. After such a trip of inspec-
ton there will be no doubt in the
mind of anyone that d Cleanup"
week is badly needed here as well
as in every other section of the
country
Master Harold Lewis. son of Mr..
and Mrs. T. Hicks Lewis, of the
Neck district, is recovering from the
injuries which he sustained sometime
ago when gun shell with which he
was playing exploded, badly burning
the little fellow about the face and
eyes. Dr. M. Duke Smith responded
quickly to the hurry call which was
sent out and the indications are that
not only has the sight of his left eye
been saved but that he will porbably
get well without having any marks
of the burning left on his face
Probably in later years Senator
Lodge will be as proud of his lead
ership in the Senate as the country
now is proud of him-and no proud
er. His chief claim to distinction is
that he led the fight that, for the
time, being, has defeated ratification
of the peace treaty and deferred hope
for a lasting peace. 1t must be com
forting to the distinguished Senator
that he was so devotedly aided in his
work by another distinguished SEN
ator, Mr.. Newperry of Michigan, who
now stands convicted of criminal con
spiracy, with a prison sentence hang
ing over him. To know that it was
the vote of Senator so branded
which enabled him to pack the For
eign Relations Committee and defeat
the great peace purpose of the Presi-
dent and the great body of the AM
erican people is doubtless sweet un-
elton to the distinguished New Eng