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| Firemen's Banquet April 2Znd
Have you contributed? Mr.. Sathan
is treasurer.
Don't be seen with your chum tn
morrow if he is not wearing a but
ton or red poppy.
Rev. and Mrs. K. y. Nicholson, re-
turned home last night after at
tending conference at Washington,
D. c.
If your property were to burn to-
night and you hadn't contributed TO
| the firemen's DanQuet-Ahi there S
the rub.
Tomorrow will be Tag Day in the
American-Fran Children's League;
buy Il tag and help save a child from
| starvation.
You will meet the Tag Girls TO-
/ 1orrow so be prepared; its a button
CT red poppy, take your choice but
! buy tag.
They'll probably never get Car
| negie Medal, vet they are heroes
| our iremen. Help to give them a
good banquet next Thursday.
Mrs. Edward Seward has return
| ed to her home ON Maryland avenue,
after spending two weeks with her
son. Mr. Roland Seward, at Allen
| town, Pa.
Messrs. James Christopher and
| Linwood BrannCck left this morning
for Salisbury 20 represent the Sun
DAY Afternoon Baraca Glass OF st.
Panl's NJ. P. Church at the Eastern
Shore Older Boys Conference.
The girls who are to help tag in
the morning will please meet Mrs
Harrington at Harrington & Wal
laces Office in the Hotel Dixon no.
later than 1890 O'Clock tomorrow,
and those who are TO tag in the at
ternoon not laler than 2:JO O'Clock.
Messrs. Philip Waller and Wallace
=. Smith. delegates from the Cam
bridge High School. left this after
neon to attend the Eastern Shore
Older Boys Conference at Salisbury.
Mr.. Smith will speak for Cambridge
in response to the address of well
come tonight at the banquet.
Norma Talmadge in The Isle Of
Conquest" at the Grand Opera House
tonight and Saturday is a picture OF
Love, Romance and Adventure. sail
ing the seas of happiness--A girl
A mantle only survivors of a ship
! wreck-A typical, tropical isle
Prospects of a lifelong ISOLATION
The birth of lose-And then came
! Her Husband! A picture of thrills
and beauty that you surely do not
want to miss
Frederick H. Fletcher, trustee Will
sell at public sale at the Court House
! door on Tuesday next, April goth, a
! lot OF very valuable Cambridge real
; estate including both business and
residence property. This property IS
! sold to settle the estate of the late
! oliver Spedden and it will afford a
! splendid opportunity for persons to
! protect themselves against increas-
| ing rents, moving, etc. For particu-
| lars see the advertisement in TINS
! issue.
! At the recent sessions of the
Maryland Annual Conference, held
! in Washington, the Church ENten-
| sion Committee reported favorably
| upon making S.. Paul's M. P. Church
| Cambridge, a station. Previously it
has been part CT Cambridge Circuit.
! In recent Years St. Paul's has grown
! to such an extent that the minister
could not do justice to the three
churches in the circuit. Someone
will be named in short time to sup
ply Chateau and Madison.
The farm of the late Ringgold w.
| Bennett will be scld at, the Court
House door next Tuesday afternoon,
April goth to the highest bidder.
This farm is located right at Reid S
| Grove, consists of about 100 acres
of land and is improved by good
dwelling and outbuildings, includ-
ing a potato house. 1t affords an
excellent opportunity to secure
desirable farm for a home, an IN
vestment or a speculation. See ad-
vertisement in this paper for par
ticulars.
List of letters remaining uncall-
ed for at the Cambridge Post Office
until April Is, 1920. Persons call
ing for same will please ask for ad-
ytrtised letters--Howard P. Brydon,
Johnnie Cephus, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
| Crossman, Jim Hands. Elder j. W.
/ Morrison, John w. Moore, Nemiah
Pinder, R. c. Sheelel, Harry !Trav-
ers, w. w. Thomson, Margaret A.
| Allan, Rebecca Cornish, Miss Eliza
| beth Cook, Mrs. Flora MONEY, Miss
Mary Madeline Tuppen. G. WALTER
WRIGHT, P. M.
The. Salvation Army threw a
cleaner for the Sunday afternoon
Baraca Glass in baseball game yes
| terday afternoon at New Athletic
park, the score being II to 3. In
as much as this is the first game
played by The Baraca they have re-
| fused to be discouraged but have
| adopted for their slogan, IF at first
you don't succeed" and have deter
mined-to pracIice and practice I'M
| til they are not afraid to face any
| bunch of amateurs. That's enough
| to make all local ball PLAYERS sit up
| and take notice.
Every now and then one hears
| folks living in the country complain
about not being able to get to church
on Sunday because services are not
| held at the churches in their COM
munity except every other Sunday
or something Ike that. With the
roads drying out and getting so much
| better and with the fast travel of
automobiles there is no reason why
| such persons should not attend the
| services at the churches in the towns
| nearest them. Many of these folks
| do not find it inconvenient to attend
| to business and shows in town why
not also attend church; it takes no
1 TO