The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-12-02
The DAILY BANNER
c CAMBRIDGE, MD, DEC. 2, 1921
Brief Local News

Mrs. Ralph Gould and two chill
dren, are spending sometime with re-
latives at New Haven, Conn.
Mr.. Calvin Spedden arrived home
last night by way of Claiborne after
having spent Wednesday and Thurs
day in Baltimore.
The many friends of Mr.. Joseph
Smith, will be sorry to learn that
he is confined to his home on High
street. because of illness.
! The meeting at Hudson under the
auspices of the Dorchester County
! tuberculosis Association which was
i scheduled for last Monday night,
! November 2Sth, was postponed be-
! cause of the inclement weather and
will be held next Friday night De-
! cember End, ar 80 Z. NJ.
s.; Thu popular screen star Dustin
i, Farnum in The Primal Law a new
Fox feature is announced as the big
! picture AT the New Cambridge
Theatre tonight. Saturday matinee
and night and the usual high class
! vaudeville with Charles and Jean
/ Lewis in Meet The Wife" and Ben
! rrtt Bros, singers OF no mean abili-
| " round OUT 4 we'll BALANCED pro-.
! gram.
. The Cambridge Woman's Club held
very delightful caro- party eX-
! clusively for members, Tuesday af-
| ternoon. Miss Gladys LeCompte had
| the most successful score and Mrs.
John G. Mills the next. The COM
mittee in charge consisted Of Mrs.
Frank c. Hanna Mrs. Emerson C..
| Harrington and Mrs. +. Watson
Webb.
List of letters remaining uncalled
for at the Cambridge Post Office un-
til December l, 1921. Persons call
ing for same will please ask for ad-
vertised letters: James Carter,
John w. Dockins, Lamer L. Jackson,
Alphonse Jackson, Hampton ".
Hampton W. Moore, Jessie Wise,
! Mrs. Cora Brown, Mrs. Jamie Cheese
man, Mrs. Lizzie Jones, Mrs. Sadie
L. Pukshu Mrs. Allie Travers, Mrs.
Harriet Ward G. WALTER
WRIGHT, T. NJ.
There will be a meeting under the
auspices of the Dorchester County
Tuberculosis Association, at the Nov
ing Picture Hall on Pine street
Saturday evening, December 3rd, at
8 +. NJ. The program will consist OF
short instructive addresses by various
speakers t and the same pictures
which have been exhibited with so
much success throughout the county
in the tuberculosis Campaign. 1t IS
! hoped that the colored people will
avail themselves of this opportunity
t. learn just how to help in TINS
grea. cause.
That "a mans home is his castle,
and he has right to defend 1t IS
one of the oldest aXioms of English
law. But not alone in England
does this premise hold good. Every
where, a mans domicile is his sacred
| possession and there is no man with
mans heart who VIII not protect
that home at any cost. "A Mans
Home" is the title of the big Thomas
II. Ince, feature showing at the.
| Grand Opera House tonight and
Saturday This picture has been
! hailed by critics everywhere to be
! the perfect picture. See this pic
, ture tonight.
! The meeting held at the Armory
last night for the purpose of seeing
; the picture, Alice in Hungerland"
was a complete success from the at
tendance and interest viewpoint, but,
| unfortunately, the audience was
compelled to endure very long wait
and after Mr.. Pellegrin arrived 1t
| was found that the machine was tot
ally inadequate for the showing OF
! the picture and the hour was far too
! late to make other arrangements
! The committee in charge of the local
| arrangements feel very grateful to
| the band, Mrs. Croft and others who
assisted in the program for the eve
ming and also to the public for their
attendance, this being by far the
largest meeting, according to Mr..
Pellegrin, that has been held in con-
nection with the work.