The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-13
Brief Local News

Mr.. J. G. Evans has returned to
/ this city after spending several days
/ III New York on business.
I There will be no meeting of the
10y Scouts tonight at the Parish
| House.
/ Mr.. Roland RuaIk of Chester, Pa,
+ .pent . short time this week With
! Cambridge friends.
! Miss katherine Wherrette who is
| student at StIayer's Business Col
| lege. Baltimore is suffering from an
/ yttack of influenza.
/ \ movement has been set on foot
| "a Salisbury. to purchase Il home for
/ Wicomico Post of the American
/ Legion.
Rev. Melvin G. Morris. of Balti-
/ laore Will begin on Sunday a two
week revival service at the First
/ Baptist Church.
Mr.. Edward Hayes, and Miss Mary
( Hubbard both of this city were
married at st. Paul's NJ. +. parson-
4 &Ee, Wednesday evening at $50
/ o'clock, Rev. Il. Y. Nicholson per
! forming the ceremony
/ Mr.. Edwin Mobray, linotype oper-
/ ltor at the Democrat and News office
/ who has been i'll with pneumonia for
/ the past six weeks has sufficiently
! recovered to be able 10 sit up. His
! Hany friends hone to see him out
again very soon.
J. Spence Phelps has received his
| commission as Captain of Company
I C." First Maryland Regiment Ma
I tionaI Guard. Captain Phelps earn
| ct his new rank and title by active
| -ervice abroad where he was both
! wounded and cited for bravery.
The Birth of A Race is a master
/ piece bigger in conception and theme
than any photoplay in recent years
! IL cost over a million dollars over
TWO years in construction and en-
/ ployed 10000 people. See this big
wonder picture tonight at the Grand
j Opera House.
On Monday evening February %,
he pupils of the Grammer grades of
East New Market School, will give
an entertainment in the Assembly
! Hall OF the school, The program
will consist of drills and short plays
in keeping of the spirit of Washing
tons birthday Admission Is cents
| Proceeds for benefit of "America's
| glft TO France"
The Shoroman Hotel Corporation
/ Of Salisbury has bought an option on
The stock, fixtures and good will of
! Z. H. Phillips, proprietor of the
! Peninsula Hotel. The corporation
( plans to sell stock to the amount of
Z a RI S Of hI1i i'm
| an up-tO-date hotel building at Sails
| bury.
Letters remaining uncalled for at
/ the Cambridge Post Office until Feb.
| rs. 1920. Persons calling for
same will please ask for advertised
! letters. E. Henry, George Lowe, j.
| J. Roberts, 2osel Smith, Capt.
| Thomas Quarles GU. Mrs. Mary }.
| Anderson. Mrs. Sedonia Chase, Miss
/ Amelia E. Elliott, Miss Lillian Gun
hy G. WALTER WRIGHT. P. NJ.
Miss Lula Clark of Philadelphia
is visiting M. and Mrs. Edwin
Mowbray and family who are all
sick at their home on Muir street.
Mrs. James W. McCready, and
daughter Miss Sarah, are spending
The weekend in Philadelphia, while
/ there Miss Sarah will attend the Ivy
Ball which is given at Penn Univer-
I s;ty.
The oyster schooner Beulah Phoe-
II bus, Capt. Paul Richardson, which
parted from her mOorings 10 miles
below Vienna, Md, last week and
sank, was raised Monday, and
brought here, says a special dispatch
from Seaford. The vessel was load
ed with oysters. Ice punctured a
hole in her side. She was raised at
10 water. The crew was able to
reach the hole and with the aid of
five pumps succeeded in getting the
crate afoat.
Says dispatch from the Annapo-
lis bureau of the Baltimore Sun:
The first bill finally passed by the
Senate was characteristic of the mo-
: mentous legislation which occupies
most of the time of the General AS
sembly. 1t was Senator Gibson'S
. Till to allow the city of Cambridge tC
. buy a fire engine, which incidentally
!. it has already bought and paid fol
! Senator Wolfe introduced two bills
!, one TO authorize the iEdeXing Of some
. records and the other to regulate
: ] dog licenses.