The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-10-08
The DAILY BANNER
CAMBRIDGE, MD, OCT. sth, 1921
Brief Local News

| Owing to the inclement weather
| the fourth game of the world series
| has been postponed.
| Mr.. Howard Miller, of Baltimore,
! is spending a few days with friends
! in this city.
: Miss NJ. Cecie Keene, who has been
! spending a few days in Baltimore, re-
turned to Cambridge last night and
will spend sometime with Mrs. VIM
| NJ. Fletcher, High street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward E. Stack
and two children, who have been
/ spending the past three weeks as the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence E.
/ PINK, CAY street, left this afternoon
on the train ell route for their home
! . Duntou Lodge, Long Island.
! Hen William S. Gordy, the Demo
| cratic candidate for State Comptrol-
i Ter, spent sometime today in Cam
| bridge and is spending the afternoon
at Hooper's Island. He was accom-
i nanied by most of the candidates on
| the local ticket
Mr.. Louis T. Tobat and Miss Helen
| +. Ero, both of Secretary, were mar
! ried at the Catholic Church at Secre-
! tary this morning at ten O'Clock, the
! Rev. John NJ. Walsh, the pastor,
celebrating the Nuptial Mass. Mr..
| and Mrs Tobat will reside at Secre-
| tary.
That The Inside Of The Cup"
the Paramount picture which was
shown at the Grand Opera House
last night has scored heavily, the
big crowd last night attests. 1t is 9.
;o+ Of Winston Hhnrr-
FILLS great novel and is well worth
seeing. 1t is interpreted f'y artistic
players. Those who like great pic
lures such as this, should not fai. to
see it tonight.
List of letters remaining uncalled
fer at the Cambridge Post Office un-
til October {. 1921. Persons call
Ing for same will please ask for ad-
vertised letters VIM. J. Coleman.
". Golf Friend, James Goslin. c. A.
Heagy, Antoine Ingrao, w. T. Kirby,
Albert T Long, w. B. Manner, John
D. Matthews. Bernard Phillips, G..
Robbins, William Seals, Leon Ship
ley, P J. Spence, Clarence Wilson.
Annie Cephas, Miss Lizzie Davis.
Miss NJ. Henry, Hattie Molock, An
ME Shuck, Miss Venetia Wright. G.
WALTER WRIGHT, P. NJ.
\. c. Jennings, representing the
Stanley Co., one of the best known
piano repair men in the entire South
IS in Cambridge, on his way TO
Florida. coming from the North
where he has had most successful
season. Mr.. Jennings is driving the
same old car which has carried him
over 10000 miles and many who are
Interested in his yearly visits are
keenly surprised that the car still
carries him through. The many
friends of Mr.. Jennings will welcome
his return to this section. His ad
will be found on another page OF
this issue.
You have wished that you had
enough money that you would not
have to worry about anything and
could devote all your time to the
things that interest you, haven't you?
But did you ever stop to think what
effect this might have on your tastes
and disposition. Thomas Meighan Is
starred in a new Paramount picture
The Easy Road" which shows just
what this situation might bring to
you. It's a fine, big, dramatic hu-
man story told by a splendid cast,
The last showing will be at the Cam
bridge Theatre tonight. Come and
see it. You'll like it and think
about it afterWard.
Cornwell, Bowdle & Co., wish to
special lot Of suits and dresses Tor
r+o,,+ fourac and invite the public to