The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-10-24
Brief Local News

Nj. Marion Hart, spent the week
end, with his parents who reside IN
EastOn.
Mrs. Edgar Harrington, left yes
terday for a visit to relatives at
Sumner Hall" near Warrenton,
Nir2inia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brice W. Johnson,
ana son. Worthington, spent the
weekend with DR.. and Mrs. Chas-
Lane. Berlin. Md.
MIS-. ONO Bibby, OF Baltimore, IS
spending few days with her SIS
ter. Mrs. John Mace, at her home on
,Icnhurn Avenue, this city.
/ box social will be held at Salem
school Holse Friday night of this
week. The public is cordially in
,ited 10 attend and enjoy the oc-
casion.
MI. ana Mrs Albert Rhodeman,
H.. Gecr4C khodeman ana MISS
Florence Enodeman and Mr.. Herman
Weller, motored 10 Cambridge and
spent the weekend with friends IN
this city.
MIR. and Mrs. Benjamin E. Rob
bins, have returned to this city al
ter spending sometime at Niagara
Fails, Philadelphia and Baltimore
on tLeir wedding tour. They Will
.,.side at Mr.. Robbins home on Race
street. Ext.
\ carrier pigeon with the number
H6o-E H. B., fell exhausted Friday
afternoon at the home of Mr.. w S.
VS. taken into the house and an e1-
! fo.% made to resuscitate it but With
/ out success.
Mr., and Mrs. John W. Johnson
ana daughter, Ellen and son, Raw
l,-i2n OF Pittsburg, Pa, are Vlsltlns
Co, and Mrs. Emerson {. HarrlnS-
ton. Mr. Johnson, who is the CITY
! Mana .er of the Railway Express CO.,
II that place is brother to Mrs.
Harrington,
There will be d Halloween Party,
at ;he School House Hall, Friday
night. October 2Sth. The public is
cordially invited. Witches, ghosts
and black cats, will be in evidence
even at this premature date. Come
and see. The proceeds will go to-
wards the repairing of the root OF
The Tavlor', Island NJ. f. Church.
South.
A slight fire in the rear of Mrs. A
!. Dunn's store yesterday morning
created quite a great deal OF excite
ment until il was learned that there
vas no occasion for alarm, as the
fire was confined to couple OF goods
boxes. 1t evidently started through
the carlessness Of someone in drop
ping either q lighted cigarette or
cigar or the match with which one
had been lighted.
In THE Revenge OF 1arZan,
showing at the Grand Opera House
tonight and Tuesday the latest de-
yelopment of the TarZan epic Isl
presented in plot that simply TN
giles with thrills. 1t is easily the
most exciting picture you will ever
have the pleasure OF seelng-hand-
to-hand fights between Tarzan ana
two full-grown. blood-thirsty lions,
spectacular shipwreck, stirring
scenes in the underworld of Paris.
of wild animals in their native
haunts, adventure and love story
that threads the plot like vein o.
gold II you want to be lifted out
of yourself and thrilled to the core
! make sure that you see The Re
yenge of Tarzan."
One of the oldest homes on Ions
! Island was donated to the Paramount
organization through the courtesy OF
! Commodore Swan, of Oyster Bay,
for the perturbation of 'Footlights'
in which Elsie Ferguson is the star
and which comes to the Cambridge
Theatre tonight and tomorrow The
house which was built in 1870. IS
/ used for the childhood home of Liz
! zie Parsons, the role taken by Miss
( Ferguson. The house stands as II
was built, $50 years ago The liv-
! ing room with it's huge beams and
! its old mahogany and walnut furnl-
ture. imported from England, made
an interesting background for
number of scenes. Reserved seats
! for the -Four Horsemen of the Apo
! calypso" are now on sale at Cam
! bridge Theatre Box office and man
aeement suggests all patrons be III
their seats promptly at 2 and +. M.
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