The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-05-12


! Eccleston School at Stewards Thurs
day evening May Is. Public in
vited.
Mr.. J. Watson Thompson left
this morning for Baltimore where
! he will spend short time on bust
! ness.
Mrs. Edith Synder, milHner, fol
Miss Ella Moler. left on the train
this morning en- route for her home
at Munsey. Pa.
Mr.. Robert Ransone, left on the
afternoon train for Chester, Pa, at
visiting his mother. Mrs Mary f..
! Ransone, Locust street.
Mrs. Frank Bradley and son
! Frank Jr., are visiting Mrs. Brad
ley's mother. Mrs. Cora Rock at her
home on Maryland avenue.
Mr.. John TWilley returned to his
home in Baltimore after spending a
few days, with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs George H. Twilley this city.
| Nr. and Mrs j. Dukehart Chesney
/ Jr., of Montreal, Canada, are guests
! of Mrs. Lucretia E. Wier, at her
home, Eldon" farm near Cam
| bridge
Mr.. James A. Macleod, pastor of
| the Baptist Church, this city. is
! spending sometime in Washington
| D. c., attending the sessions of the
Baptist Conference.
Enid Bennett as the neglected
wife, fights the devil with fire in
| stepping Out" at the Grand Opera
itrh hN boz u hnI
wish he had never left his happy
home.
Mrs. L. c. Marshall left this morn
ing for Washington, d. c., to attend
the Southern Baptist Convention
which convenes there today. She
will be the guest of Miss Eloise Mar
shall.
Miss Helen Hastings, who has been
taking two week course at the Vic
| tor Training School, conducted by the
! Victor Talking Machine Co., at New
ark, N. j., arrived nome last night
on the train.
Mrs. E. c. Macnichol, and daugh-
| ter Miss Beulah, have returned 10
their home on Choptank avenue. at
ter spending seven weeks with reIa-
! tives and friends in Wilmington and
! Philadelphia.
Mrs. Thomas Russell, has returned
to her home in Washington, after
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
john Moore, Mill street. She was
accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Virgil Seward, who will be her guest
for several days.
Tho Tornon;o IJoro E,,,d roo,,,;r
sion has written, Mr.. Leonard Now
bray, of this city, asking for full par
ticulars concerning the act of hero
ism performed by Mr.. Clarence Spear
during the past winter in rescuing
Oneita Hubbard, Mildred Lyons and
Benjamin Lyons from drowning.
There will De an entertainment
held at Willey's Neck School ON
Thursday evening, May 18th, begin
ming at 7:30 o'clock. The follow
ing plays will be rendered, Young
Doctor Devine" and Coon Greek
Courtship." No charge for admission
We shall be pleased to have you
come and spend the evening with us.
Miss Hazel Wiley, who has recent
ly returned TO Washington, ID. c., at
ter visiting he sister, Mrs. Ernest
Brannock, this city, left Washington
yesterday en- route for San Francisco |
Cal, to which city she has been |
transferred by the Government. Miss |
Wiley has been in the government |
service for the past two or thrcc~t
ung@Peopfes Eeague Ease
Ball team has accepted the challenge
of the overall Club to play game OF
ball, the receipts to go to charity,
and will meet the team at the Ath-
letic Park tomorrow afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock. The Y. p. l.. team has
defeated ali corners so far this sea-
son, but the Overall Club is compos-
ed of good players and an exciting
game may be expected
The Beckwith Camp Meeting As
ISOLATION at its last meeting desided
to hold the Beckwith Camp meeting
this year from July 10th to the
26th. A large number of good
preachers will be in attendance and
there will be plenty of good singing
The management intends to make
the camp this year just as attractive
as possible The full program will
be published in this paper later.
The warm weather of the past two
or three days has simply worked
wonders with gardens and growing
crops. The rain Saturday coupled
with the warm suns of the succeed
ing days, has caused wheat and hay
to shoot up very rapidly. while other
crops show a corresponding growth.
In the gardens vegetables are re-
he Of +
such a pace as to give great delight
| both to experienced and amateur
| gardeners.
United States District Attorney
! Samuel X. Dennis, who has been
| District Attorney for the State OF
| Maryland since 1915, has rendered
his resignation to Attorney General
A. Mitchell Palmer, to take effect
May, 18th, and the resignation has
been accepted. Attorney General
Palmer in accepting the resignation
stated, in a letter to Mr.. Dennis,
that he did so with sincere regret as
he had been q valuable and efficient
officer Mr.. Dennis stated that he
resigned the office because of the
! fact that he had been almost COM
PEELED to give up private practice
and did not feel justified in doing so.
There seems to be some difference
of opinion as 10 who is Police Justice
in Cambridge at this time. The
term of Police Justice V. Murray
Sulivane expired April goth, accord
ing 10 his commission, but inasmuch
as Governor Richie has not desig-
mated his successor, States Attorney
A. Stengle Marine has designated
Justice George w. James to act as
) Police Justice. pending the appoint
: ment doing so under the authority
giving him to designate one of the
; magistrates TO act as Police Justice
| ,,-nnt Of tho IN hilitu of ihf