The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-11-01
Tue DAILY BANNER
CAMBRIDGE. NIB, NOV. 1, 1921
Brief Local News

| Mr.. IarriG Fleischman, Linotype
| operator at The Banner office, is
spending the week visiting relatives
| in Washington, d. c.
Mrs Ralph Smith and little daush-
ter. Ann, of Wilmington, Del, is Wis
| iting her mother Mrs. Z. c. MacNi-
, chol, at her home on ChOptank Ave.
Mrs Hazelton Joyce and Miss Fan
| ME Robinson, left last night on the
| boat for Baltimore where they will
visit Mrs. Joyce's son, Mr.. Hazelton
Joyce. Jr.
Hallowc'e en- was greatly enjoyed by
| thousands OF people in Cambridge
| last night; the streets were thrOnSed
| from the early hours with men, Wo-
! men and children in costume and all
| seemed to be having joyous time.
Mr.. Edward Van BuslIrk, well
j known to many Cambridge people.
has been cngaged by the manage
ment OF the Cambridge Theatre to
! play at their house during the pre-
sen. season.
l. has been suggested that there
be celebration in Cambridge this
year OF Armisticc Day; we deem the
suggestion an excellent one and
would suggest that steps be taken
Immediately to get the proper ma
chinery in motion that this day be
appropriately commemorated.
Advertised letters. Oct. 28,1921:
Joseph H. Henry, Olden Jackson,
Thomas j. Lee (2D, J. Z. Morgum,
James E. Ney, L. B. Suskin f. H.
Trayers, H. Prescott Wilder. Miss
LILLIAN Cornish, Miss Eveline Frazer,
Mrs. John S. Gibbs, Miss Helen X.
Hoke Miss Berthy Hurst, Mrs. Mat
tie Hurley, Mrs. Lutisure Mobery,
Mrs. Louisa Retten, Mrs. Hopper
Rouse.
The patron of the photoplay who
is seeking the best that the screen
affords should not miss the oppor-
tunity of witnessing William Faver-
sham in the Selznick picture, The
Sin That Was His" which is being
shown at the Grand Opera House for
the last time tonight.
The Miracle of the Jungle, AesOps
Fables, Tho Goose that Laid the Col
den Egg, and the latest News Weekly
ARE extra attractions tonight.
\ picture that will strike home to
IL
it: an excellent combination OF Gle
yer comedy and serious moral such
as Sham. tie new Ethel Clayton Par
amount pic ure which opened a two
days engagement at the Cambridge
Theatre last night. AS Katherine
Van Ripper a gentle CRATER Miss
Clayton ha g we'll balanced light
comedy role that shows her at her
best.
The Red Cross Convention of the
State of Maryland will be held in
Baltimore on Thursday, November >
az Isler Hall, 1911 Cathedral Street.
Everyone interested in the work OF
the Red Cross is invited to attend the
meetings. Mr.. Rogers, manager OF
the Atlantic Division; and Mr.. w.
frank OF the American Red Cross,
are to be present at this Convention.
Mr.. Alfred W. G. Hoge of this city,
has Eeen named a delegate from the
Cambridge Chapter.
Ex-senator William j. Ogden, OF
Baltimore, and Mrs. Gertrude Bres-
lau Fuller, who will address the Dem
ocratic Mass Meeting at the ArmOry
tonight are both in Cambridge.
Those who like good political speak
ing should endeavor to be present
tonight. Senator Ogden is one OF
the best public speakers in the State,
while Mrs. Fuller enjoys the enviable
distinction of being one of the best
women speakers in the entire coun-
try. It is confidently expected that
there will be a large number OF Ia
dies present.