The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-09-13
THE DAILY BANNER
CAMBRIDGE, MD, SEPT. Is, 1921
Brief Local News

Mr. and Mrs. Charles &. Finley
returned home last night from Del
aware City.
Mrs Andrew ]. Dunn, was a pas
| senger last night on the boat fol
| Baltimore.
| Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Leonard were
| passengers Sunday night on the boat
for Baltimore.
Mrs. Minnie Banks of Norfolk, Va
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ed
ward S. Phillips.
| Mrs. Ford Richardson and little
| daughter Miriam arrived in Cam
| bridge this morning
Mr.. ]. p. Pierce, has returned to
| Milford, Del, after spending a short
! time in Cambridge.
Miss Viola Mills, of Golden Hill,
! was passenger on the steamer Mon
! DAY night for Baltimore.
! Nil A. G. Robbins, has returned
; to his home at Robbins after having
/ spent sometime in Virginia.
Mrs. Alfred Holt, of Seaford, Del.
spent the weekend with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Peter H. Parks.
The banks of Cambridge and the
| county were closed yesterday in
commemoration of Defenders Day.
Mr.. Scipion Cortez. who has just
Spent several months in Europe, is
visiting his family at their home on
High ST.
Miss Agnes Holt, of Seaford, Del.
was the weekend guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter H. Parks, at their home
on Willis st.
H.
ter, Virginia, returned last night
after having spent several days at
Wilmin gton, Del.
If you want to see some real base
ball do not fail to be at Cambridge
Athletic Park, Friday, September
18th, at P. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs John S. Crowdher,
of Baltimore county, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs James R. Jones at their
home on Glasgow St.
Mrs. R. Lewis, left Sunday night
on the boat for her home at Balti-
more after having visited Mrs. W. H.
Houston at Fishing Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fora West returned
home last night after having spent
a week at Suffolk, Norfolk, Ports
mouth and Smithfield, Va.
Mr.. William Fountain, left on the
boat Sunday night for Baltimore
where he viii be a student this winter
at Strayer's Business College.
Mrs. Robert D. Grier and son
Robert Jr., of Salisbury, are visiting
Mrs. Grier's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward S. Phillips at their home the
'Cedars."
Mrs. Joe Maloney, of Baltimore,
left Sunday night on the boat for
Baltimore after having visited her
sister. Mrs. Edward S. Phillips, at
the "Cedars."
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard R. Cooper,
have returned to their home on Will
lis street after having spent several
days with relatives in wilmington
and Philadelphia
Miss Pauline Robbins left on the
boat Monday evening enroute Tor
Washington, D. c. where she will
spend sometime with Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis V. S. Dibble.
Miss Elizabeth Johnson, left Sun
day morning by way of Claiborne en-
route for Towson, Md, where she
will be a student for the coming SEES
sion at State Normal School.
Miss Virginia Lee Noble has re-
turned after visiting Miss Rebecca
Swing at Ridgely Nd. She was ac-
companied home by Miss Swing. VINO
will spend several days with her.
Miss Josephine Gould, left last
night enroute for Raleigh, N. c. to
resume her studies at st. Mary's
School. She was accompanied as
far as Washington, by her grand
mother, Mrs. w. D. Gould.
Mr.. Brice johnson Grand Chan
cellor of the Knights of Pythias Tor
the Grand Domain of Maryland, left
this afternoon for Cumberland and
other places on the Western Shore
TO visit the many different lodges OF
this order
The mail now leaves the cam
bridge Post Office in the evenings al
100 o'clock, the change having been
made on account of the change OF
schedule of the B. C. & A. the Clal-
borne steamer now leaving Baltl-
more at P. M.
There will be a meeting OF the
TRANSFORMATION Committee OF the
Chamber of Commerce, "Wednesday
afternoon, Septeber 14ths 2 P. M.
and as there are number OF I'M
portant items to be considered full
attendance is desired.
Mrs. Richard Harding and little
daughter Sallie Woolford, left on the
boat last night for Baltimore enroute
for their home at Memphis, Tenn
after having spent the summer at the
home of Mrs. Harding's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George W. Woolford.
Think farm life is dead from the
neck up? Nc kicks" left in it?
Oh! what a lot you've got to learn!
See the simple life exposed; get
next to nature in Down On The
Farm" the big Mack Sennett com
edy with Ben Turpin and an all star
cast Last showing at the Grand
Opera House tonight.
Sacred and Profane Love- with
Elsie Ferguson as the star, is dream
of life's master emotion-its daring,
its pain, it's ecstasy. Its terrible
power to drag down! It's sacred
| power to glorify. A romance OF
love and music, youth and fame
! Dressed in silks, basking in luxury,
but touching at times the under
world haunts of those who have lost
| the fight. Tonight will be the last
opportunity to see this wonderful
picture at the Cambridge Theatre.