The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-04-01
The DAILY BANNER
MD. APRIL /, 1922
Published Daily, Except Sunday
Brief Local News

Mr.. H. S. Gardner, OF Baltimore
spent sometime in Cambridge 1h
week on business trip.
Mr.. Edgar Harrington has return
ed 10 his home after spending few
days in Baltimore and New York
Mr.. T. B. Windsor Mrs. Guy WING
scr and little son Thomas. Of Airey
are spending II few days in Phila
dolphia
Mrs. William +. Phillips and lit
tie daughter, Bettve. have .-n1urneC
home after spending he pas Wrrl
il; Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Irving Bowdlt
have returned TO their home OF
Church street, this city, after spend
ing several days this week in Phila
delpha.
Miss Geneva Marvel has return.
ed to her home near East New Mar
ket after spending the Easter holi-
days with friends in Baltimore and
Washington.
The many friends of Miss Eliza
beth Bramble will be glad TO learn
that she is cOnvaIescent after having
been Ill for several days AT per home
, on Maryland Avenue.
Mrs. W. S. Hoddinott and son,
| Einson and Miss Mary Hoddinott
have returned to their home on the
! Boulevard after having spent the
past two weeks in Baltimore.
The alarm of fire yesterday after
! noon about half past five o'clock was
at No. > Moore avenue. near Pine
street, extended, and was the re-
suit of chimney on fire. Practic-
ally no damage was done.
There will be an Apron Social at
the Parish House. East New Mar
ket on Tuesday. April 5th, at p.
NJ. \ program of out of town talent
will be rendered, DR.. Z. L. Hub
bard will deliver his lecture. Honey
incoming In Florida 4'1-2t'
Miss Francis Marshall left on the
morning train en- route for Annapo
lis where she will spend the week
end as the guest of her uncle, DR..
John S. Sewers. She will be joined
by her sister. Miss Angelina Mar
shall. who has been spending the
holidays in Washington.
If you see Il young printer who
loohS (AouSA ne SDI dIllSd
back. why you can rest assured that |
he has tried to pick up the pocket |
book that is in front of one of the
automobile accessory shops of Cam |
bridge. He has came to the conclu-
sion that wire and nails has more
resisting power than nature gave him
strength.
List OF letters remaining uncalled |
for at the Cambridge Post Office I'M
til March 81. 1921 Persons calling
for same will please ask for adver-
tised letters. James Davis a. B.
Hartman. A + Mason, VIM. H.
Nichols. Chas W. Payton. William
Stiles George Trayes. Miss Alberta
Higgins. Mrs. Mary f. Shockloy. G.
WALTER WRIGHT. =. NJ.
The Woman's Club of Vienna, Md.
thank the Community at large for
Shower held at their Club Home,
March 18th, 1921. They regret that
not more were present at the publicI
to hear the interesting adj
dress of Miss Tyler and DR.. Jones,
who stated facts about the Cambridge
Hospital. which every one
should know.
Go And Get 1t" that is what theI
city editor said to the young reports
ar when he started out to solve the
mystery that was battling the entireI
police force. The young reporter byi
flashing aeroplane, Speeding Express
rain. scooting seaplane, and Churn-i
ng Ocean liner. traced the greatl
mystery, through perilous ways and
paths fraught with danger, fighting,I
battling. with, air, wa
,er, man and beast, he pursued the
story, and he got it! see this big
Neilan production at the
Grand Opera House tonight and
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