The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-06-21
Brief Local News

Mr.. Vernon Creighton, returned /
friends in this city.
Miss Naomi jones. is Bpendin
several days in Baltimore, with {
latives and friends.
Mr. GrasOn Messick, left yesteI
day for Baltimore, at which plac
he will spend a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Jake Finely, an
children, left yesterday for Balti
more, TO spend several days.
Miss Gladys Clark OF Washington
is spending a few days with he
mother, Mrs. John Clark, Will
street
Mr.. Waldo Johnson, who has beer
| spending sometime in Wilmington
! Del, has returned to his home il
this city.
Mrs NJ. E. Wright, Of Warrenton
Va, is visiting her son, Mr. +
Noble Wright at his home on Belve
| dere avenue, this city.
Misses Emily and Matte Moore
were passengers on the boat Sunda!
night for Baltimore, where they vii
visit relatives and friends.
Miss Nellie Marshall, who ha:
been spending several days with hel
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Mar
shall, has returned to Washington
D. C.
Mrs. Sarah Z. Adams has return
ed to her home at Madison after
spending two weeks with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Ena Alberts, at her home
in Harrisburg, Pa.
Miss Agnes Todd left last nigh
on the steamer Talbot having beer
called to Baltimore on account OF
the serious illness of her sister-in
law, Mrs. Clarence Todd.
Miss Margaret Matthews left this
morning on the early train en- route
for College Park. where she will at
tend the Summer School for teach
ers at the Maryland State College.
Miss Matte May Jones, who is il
the employ of the c. & P. Telephone
Company, at Washington, is visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones
at their home on West End avenue
Mr.. John T. Hopkins, formerly Of
this city, but for many years a resi-
dent of Towson. Baltimore County
where he is Police Justice, died sud
denly this morning at his home a
that place
Misses Lillian and Lucy Slacum
| left on the Sunday night boat fo1
n
| sister. and brother-in-laW, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Archibald Smith, at their home
| in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Pink, ant
little daughter, Lorraine, of Long Is
| land, N. Y, have returned home, af
| ter visiting Mr.. Pink's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin F. Pink, at thei
home on Choptank avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Guy Woolrord ant
two children, Guy. Jr., and Frances
| of Atlanta, Ga, are the guests o
| Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Woolford
Glasgow street, having arrived Sun
day. morning by the B. G. q A
| steamer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reese WooIford ant
three children, Reese, Jr., John Rob
ert and Mary, of Chattanooga, Tenn.
| arrived on the B. G. & A. steame
| Yesterday morning and are spend
| ing sometime with Mr.. Woolford'
sister Miss L. Belle Woolford
Locust street.
Mrs. Harvey Wroten, and little sol
Billie, left last night for her home
icif T.
ents, Capt. and Mrs. Harvey Con
way, Choptank avenue. She was &C
companied by her sisters, Misse:
Kathleen, and Elsie who will spenC
several days with her.
If you want to see the best coined!
drama of the year see Twenty-Thret
and a Half Hours Leave. The big
Thomas H. Ince super special at the
Grand Opera House tonight ant
| Tuesday. The views of Cambridge
taken from the Chrtiss Hydroplant
Seagull will be shown on the screer
as an extra attraction.
The Dixie Realty Co.. Inc, auc
tioneers, will sci lat public sale a
| the Court House door tomorrow
| two o'clock a lot of valuable real es
tate consisting of La Grange farm
Glen Mary farm, Warwick Mano1
| lands, 20 acres on State road, Op
posite Phillips Packing Co., goot
| house and lot, nine building lots ant
lis shares of the capital stock of thu
! Farmers and Merchants Nationa
| Bank.
The whole worlds engaged in ;
| dance OF death with starvation ant
does not realize it. The words arr
those of Dean Davenport of the De
partment of Agriculture of Wlscon
sin. I'VE are creating an impassa
| BILE gulf between the industries o
| the city and the land upon whom
everybody dependent for food" n
declares. pointing out that tn
| farmer must figure more in tn
councils of the nation than he ha
heretofore thought possible. An'
why not? What is the biggest in
dustry in this country today? Steel
| Railroads? Mining Manufacturing
None of them! The greatest OF al
| American industries is the CROWNS
| of foods. If all the farmers shouH
decided to go out of business and sci
their farms at present values, the,
would be able to buy all the rail
roads. all the mines and all TN
manufacturing establishments IN
States. They could take what the
get for one years crops and pay OF
the entire national debt, Somethln
like Is billion. America mus
! -. +bo forn,or'C needs bpfOr