The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-09-15
The DAILY BANNER
CAMBRIDGE, MD, SEPT. IS, 1921
Brief Local News

Miss Louise Spear, spent yester-
day at Salisbury.
Mrs, Alice Hackett Culbertson is
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Duke
| Smith, on Race street.
Mrs. Lee Noble and daughter, Vir-
| ginia, were passengers last night
! on the boat for Baltimore.
Miss NJ. E. Bradbury was a pas
senger last night on the boat for
| Baltimore.
Miss Elizabeth Phillips returned
| home Wednesday morning after hav-
| ing spent a short ti1Go at Baltimore
and Towson.
Miss Mildred lw;Iley, has return
| TO 10 her home N baltimore after
! haN4ng visited her grandmother, Mrs
Jennie TwilIey.
Mrs i+attie Aiariss. has returned
20 lcr home al Washington, u. c.,
after spending snort time with Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas b. Gator.
Miss Rcbetca Swing, has return
ed to her home al Ridgley, Md, at
! ter having visited Miss Virginia
Noble, at her hon" Oh Oakley st.
Miss Margaret LeCompte, has re-
turned to her home on Locust St,
after having spent d week with her
aunt. Mrs. Jasper Thompson, of Hur
lock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Johnson,
left last night on The boat en- route
for their home at Washing ton. d.
c., after having spenc a week at the
Hotel Dixon.
Mrs William p Simms and niece,
Ella Simms, have returned home af-
ter visiting friends and relatives at
Mount Vernon, Crisfield, Sloan,
Salisbury and Hurlock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Crowder,
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
James R. Jones, at their home on
Glasgow street, LETT today in their
car for their home in Baltimore
County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert LeCompte,
and son, Robert, Jr., left yesterday
for their home at Brooklyn, n. Y,
after having visited Mr.. LeCompte's
father, Mr. Samuel E. LeCompte,
Locust street.
Word has been received in this
city of the serious condition of Mr..
Thomas Stewart, who is i'll at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Coulbourne,
of Hurlock. Nj. Stewart was en-
ployed in Cambridge several years
ago by the Telephone Co.
If you wish to see such men as
Frank Baker, Ty Cobb, Babe Ruth
and Eddie Collins in action, be sure
to be at Athletic Iark at P. NJ, on
Friday TO witness; the game between
the St Paul's Church Champions
and Zion Church All Stars.
There will be d meeting of the
Merchants Committee. and the en-
tire merchant membership, OF the
Chamber Of CommGrce this evening,
Thursday September 18th, at 81
o'clock Matters Of vital interest to
the merchants will b, taken up and
Il full attendance il desired.
Oh Boy that was some picture
that is what the delighted crowd
said at the Grand Opera House last
night, after they had seen Wallace
Reid in his big Paramount Special,
The Charm School" 1t is no won
der that film fans from coast to
coast proclaim The Charm School,
to be Wallies greatest feature. II
YOU are one of the few that missed
this picture last night, make it a
point to see it tonight without fail.
Wallace Reid scores another pop
ular hit in his latest picture The
He'll Diggers' which is showing at
the Cambridge Theatre tonight.
Dealing with subject new to the
screen-the giant dredgers in the
gold fields of California, the story is
one of tremendous action and genu-
inc dramatic thrills. Mr.. Reid is a
sturdy dredgman in the story and
when he falls in love and runs coun---
ter to the interests CT his unscrupul-
Gus employers. things begin to hap
pen. An unusual opportunity to
see this great artist in his latest
screen play.