The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-03-14
The DAILY BANNER
Published Daily, Except Sunday
Brief Local News

Saturday, March 10Th, will be
Tag" Day for the Hospital.
Mr.. Edgar Harrington is spend
ing the day in Baltimore on business
| Nj James P Eaton is spending
several days in Cambridge and Tho
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Insley. are
spending several days this week in
Baltimore on business
MI Ralph Andrews Of Elkton, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. :
S. Andrews, Mill street.
Mrs. Robert z. Tubman and MI
Samuel Tubman, of Baltimore, spent
the weekend at the Hotel Dixon
+, You auto" so to the Auto Show
+, March Is. IS. Il Is and 18th. al
/ the ArmOry. Benefit Rescue Fire
!, Company.
Mr.. and Mr.. L. d. T. Noble left on
| the B. c. & A. steamer Talbot last
| night for Baltimore to spend short
=! time this week
Mrs. James c. Leonard was pas
senger Oh the B. c. & A. steamer last
night for Baltimore where she will
| spend several days.
Mrs. Calvin Harrington left on the
| steamer Talbot last night for Balti-
| more where she will spend two OF
! three days this week.
Fridays issue of the Banner said
the Electric Wizard" would do
some haircurling stunts at the
| Automobile Show. Looks like its a
| good chance for girls with straight
! hair to get a permanent wave.
Mr.. fancy L. Huflock and little
daughter, Jean, left on the train
Sunday afternoon for their home in
Philadelphia, after having spent tie
,, weekend with Mr.. Hurlock's mother,
Mrs. William Hurlock, Glasgow St.
The Merry Band will give. a short
open concert at the corner of Gay
and Poplar streets tomorrow, Tues
day, night at quarter after seven
o'clock, at which time members OF
Rescue Fire Company will sell tic
kets for the Automobile Show.
The Forbidden Woman says a
man who does not believe in kissing
does not believe in children. picnics.
OF amusements of any kind. Be
ware of that type of man. see Clara
Kimball Young and Conway Tearle
in THE Forbidden Woman at the
Grand Opera House tonight only.
Oh, Woman If you are interested
in Autos, every woman can drive,
visit the Auto Show at the Armory
March Is, 16, II IS and 18th. And
listen Lady, if you're interested in
good music. dancing, n everything
plank down that dollar tonight for a
seasons ticket. Rescue Fire Com
pany gets the proceeds.
The farewell meeting at the Sal
walton Army Hall last night was
largely attended, in fact many were
unable to gain admission and were
compelled to leave. Services will be
held tonight and tomorrow night.
Commandments BraZier and Hiatt and
Ensign Mayer thank those who have
responded to the appeal for funds
recently made, and while nothing
like the amount needed has been
raised, it is hoped that a sufficient
sum will be secured within the next
day or two.
Mr.. Vernon Bradley, better known
to his friends and concert patrons as
Oscar Hammerstein" is serving on
the entertainment committee for the
Automobile Show at the Armory
March Is, 16, II, IS, and 18th. On
the same committee are Mr.. Virgil
A. Seward, director of Stewards Or
chestra and Mr.. Frank Robbins, who
enjoys quite reputation as gen
tleman joker" No wonder the pro-
gram is full of specialties. One
thing is certain, and that is that
these men are good judges of clean
entertainment and will provide anus
ing performances.