The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-12-21

CAMBRIDGE, MD. DEC. 81, 1921.

Only three more shopping days be
, fore Christmas.
! Nh. Frank J. Tucker, is spending
sometime in Cambridge and the
/ county.
Mr.. Lloyd Webster, returned home
! last night after having spent some
! time at Chicago and other points on
! business.
Mrs. Lafayette Johnson, of Ocean
| City, Md, is the guest of her sister,
! Mrs. Walter E. Gunby Locust street,
| this city.
The public schools will be closed
! for one week this year for Christmas
! closing Friday Dec. % and opening
on Monday January End.
The banks will be closed next
! Monday, Dec. goth and the following
! Monday. January 2nd the TWO hOli-
! days, Christmas and new Years fall
| ing on Sunday with the result that
[ the following days will be observed
as holidays.
Miss Mary Frances Marshall who
/ is a student at Virginia lntermont
| College, Bristol, Va, arrived in Cam
/ bridge last night to spend the hoil-
| days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| l.. c. Marshall at their home in The
| Arcade" Apartments.
A play and Christmas entertain
ment will be held Thursday night at
Chateau school house and cordlal
invitation is extended the public to
attend. The play is taken from
Dickens Christmas Carols. Cake and
candy will be for sale. Admission,
adults, 10 cents, children free.
Strong dramatic situations. mag
nificent settings and gorgeous gowns
are the outstanding features OF
Elaine Hammerstein' picture, The
Girl from Nowhere" the feature at
traction at the Grand Opera House
tonight only Clara Kimball Young
in Charge IT, is the big special for
tomorrow Thursday matinee and
night.
Cambridge stores never presented
more attractive appearance than
I. they do this year; there seems to be
something that will just suit every
one and the prices are much more
reasonable than they have been for
several years. There are articles
that will be useful for old and
Young; things that are beautiful al
though not costly. Upon every
side one is reminded of the fact that
the Christmas season is close at hand,
up The Road With Sallie' with
Constance Talmadge as star is the
feature Offering at the New Cam
bridge Theatre tonight and Thurs
DAY. This photoplay offers Miss
Talmadge a role in which she can be
capricious as lovabie, as may be eX-
pected from the delightful character
iZations she has shown on the screen
in the past. "Chas. Hutchinson in
chapter three of Hurricane Hutch,
and Harold Lloyd in BY The Sad
Sea Waves"
THE Love Nest the latest Must
cal Revue with a company of about
thirty will be seen Friday and Satur-
day at The New Cambridge Theatre,
with special matinee Saturday. this
being their first appearance in this
city This Musical Comedy has been
meeting with favor in other cities
where it has played and its prescnta-
ton here promises the introduction
OF 2 number OF novelties. 1t is q
genuinely funny show, with lots of
effective comedy, a bunch Of good
looking chorus girls and many must
cal numbers.
The present indications are that
there will be a change Of weather
within the next few hours, the baro-
meter has been indicating change
for the past twenty-four hours and
unless all signs are misleading there
will be sleet and snow before morn
ing. The boys who are called upon
to get in the wood and coal at their
homes will do well to get III a good
supply this evening otherwise they
may have to dig it out of the snow III
the morning. How many business
men recall the days of their child
hood when they had to cut the wood,
split the kindling and do all sorts of
chores before they could get out 10
enjoy themselves.