The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-05
Brief Local News

is the guest Of Miss Lillian Slacum
at her home on Choptank avenue
Mr.. Clarence Dean is spending the
week in CristieId on Il business trip.
Mr.. Lay Marshall is spending sew
raj days with his family at their
nome on Willis street.
Mr.. Guy kccklrr. of HaEerstown.
has returned home after spending
che holidays 1t Hotel Dixon.
Misses Matte and Emily Moore
are spending Il few days this week in
Baltimore with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Charles H Tickling of
Washington d. c., is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lay Marshall
Willis street this city.
Mr.. Bayly Brannock, has returned
20 his home in this city, after spend
ing several days with friends in
Snow Hill.
Mrs. Hamil Spedden, is spending
several days this week in Washing
ton. D. c.. as the guest OF relatives
Miss Lillian Elliott, of Salisbury,
There will be an enrolment Of re-
cruits and a commissioning of local
officers at The Salvation Army Hall
tomorrow. Thursday, night All are
welcome 10 this service.
Miss Lille Willis left this morn
ing en- route for Washington, d. {.
where she will spend several days
with her sister. Mrs. Charles Francis
Redmond.
The name of Miss Bessie Brad
shaw, who contributed so. was in
advertently ommitted from the list
! of Armenian Relief contributions
published in yesterdays issue OF
his paper.
Miss Jessie Hoffman, ha, returned
home after spending the holidays
with relatives in Snow Hill, Md
Miss Nettie Patterson, left on the
boat Sunday night for Baltimore. en-
route for Jacksonville. Fla.
The Right Reverend George w,
Davenport. Bishop of the Diocese OF
Easton, will visit St. Paul's Church,
Vienna, next Sunday morning at
eleven O'Clock and ST. Stephens
Church East New Market in the at
ternoon at half past three o'clock.
The funeral of the late John f.
Meekins, who died at his home on
West End avenue, Monday morning
will be held tomorrow, Thursday
morning from the home at ten
o'clock. Interment will be in the
Cambridge Cemetery.
Al the meeting of the directors OF
The Cambridge Manufacturing Com
pany last night Register of Wills
Russell P. Smith was elected di-
rector TO fill the vacancy caused by
the death of the late William +.
Applegarth.
Mrs. Clarence T. Millikin. who has
been visiting her mother and sister
at their home on Henry street. left
on the early train this morning en-
route for her home in New York
City She was accompanied as far
as Philadelphia by her niece, Miss
| Thelma Reid, who has been spend
ing the holidays with her grand
mother,
They called him The Poor Simp"
perhaps they were right. But we
wonder what you or they would do
under the same circumstances. The
deeper Owen Moore gets into
trouble in this. his latest selzntck
| picture. the more you laugh. See
The Poor Simp' IT the Grand Opera
| House tonight only. A regular 20
cent feature for 10 and Is cent
! prices
Frederick H. Fletcher. Trustee 10
sell he -EsaI s@IaIS Of -4lIl-slE- saa1-
den. VIII sell the two brick stores
Nos 11S and 100 Race Street. Offer
ing same separately and as 4 whole,
on Tuesday, January 18th. on easy
terms and with an offer to make
! reasonable loan. These stores are
| situated in the heart of the business
I section of Cambridge. in which Sec
| ton it is difficult to obtain good
! business location either by purchase
| or lease. R-ts
Isn't it peculiar that no matter
how hard one may try, everybody
makes some mistakes. OF course,
there are some people who are never
willing to admit the fact but it is
| true nevertheless. The difficulty
with a newspaper is that it's ms
takes appear III print; they don't
even get the benefit of poor penman-
| ship. ii is plain printing easily
recognized by everyone who can read
or write. Yesterday the Editor OF
this paper in writing an account Of
the basket ball games at the Armory
the night before, stated that in the
game between the teams composed
of ladies the one known as the Reds
won by the score of TO 5; this was
correct, but in fixing the table, got
the name Reds over the names OF
those composing the Blue team. The
winning team, the Reds, was compos-
ed of the following players. E. Lake,
L. Weldon, H. Hastings, l. Leonard
and R. Wiley.