The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-03-15
The DAILY BANNER


Mr. Hiram Longaker of Federals.
burg was a Cambridge visitor today
Mr.. J. Simmons Dawson has been
spending the weekend at the HoteI
Dixon, this city.
Miss Madeline Hayman of Princess
Anne. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Henry on Church street
Miss Shirley Dashiell returned
Saturday evening after spending sew
eral days in Centreville. Md. visiting
friends.
Attorney James Steele, of BaIti-
more, is visiting his cousin Dr.. Guy
Steele at his home on Church street
| this city.
Mr.. Herbert Hearn of this city left
last night on the B. c. & A. steamer
for Baltimore where he will spend a
| few days on business.
Miss Isabelle Stewart of Church
! Creek spent the weekend with her
| grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w
! Bramble of this city.
Little Francis Bramble who has
| been quite i'll at her home on Gene
| terry avenue, has recovered and is
now able to be out again.
Miss Lucy Mewburn, of Baltimore.
is visiting her grandparents Mr.. and
| Mrs. T. Clinton Ross. at their home
| on Locust street this city.
Mrs. Wyatt Barber and two child
! rem, Miss Margaret and Master Billie
| are spending a short time with Mrs.
| BARRIERS mother, Mrs. Harmon at
| her home on High street.
A fire which was discovered about
| half past four o'clock yesterday
morning did considerable damage to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Brannock on Glasgow street.
Mrs. Frank Hurlock and son
Francis, have returned to their home
in Chestertown, after visiting Mrs.
Hurlock's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Geoghegan, at their home on
Choptank avenue.
Burton James Lord, of Cambridge
Md, who enlisted in the L. S. Navy
at the Recruiting Station, 125 f.
Baltimore ST., Baltimore, Md. has
recently been promoted from Appren
tice Seaman TO Seaman End class.
Lord is now on duty on the US. S.
LIZ.
w. Irving Mace. attorney named
in mortgage, will sell at the Court
House door tomorrow afternoon,
March 18th, the home place of John
w. Young at the corner of Boundary
avenue and Pine streets, Cambridge.
See advertisement in this paper for
particulars.
Messrs. Charles Linthicum. Fred
Bramble, William Linthicum, Harold
Asplen Richard Linthicum and
Grafton Asplen, of Church Greek re-
turned from New York City, after
spending several days there on
bushes thip. They covered the en-
tire distance in Chevrolet Motor
Car without am mishaps.
A year ago you may not have
known Louis Bennison but neither
did many others save for compare
lively small following who saw his
productions on the stage. Today
you know him as one of the best
comedians and Western players the
screen has seen. See him in his lat
est picture, The Road Called
Straight" at the Grand Opera House
tonight.
Rev. Alfred Smith a former pastor
of Zion NJ E. Church, preached at
| Zion yesterday both morning and
night He was warmly greeted by
many old friends as well as by those
| who have united with the Church
since he was pastor. Mr.. Smith was
lions pastor for four years, being
appointed in 1887, and during this
period he not only rendered good
| service as a pastor but succeeded in
relieving the Church from its entire
Indebtedness Mr.. Smith was an
ardent supporter Of our local option
law. In those days there were many
violations of the law, and Mr.. Smith
did the town great service in the
prosecution and punishment of the
y;olato.S of the law. He was not
only supporter of the law but win
| other citizens was always on the
| alert to uphold the law and urge It's
| enforcement. He was q substantial
/ factor in Kidding our town OF illicit
| liquor selling, ard it was larger!
| through his efforts and the stand he
took against violations that the law
| was enforced.