The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-10-29
The DAILY bASfr<L-R
Brief Local News


MIS-. Grace Navy, OF Baltimore, is
the guest of Mrs. John ?. Nichols, at
her homo on Maryland Avenue, this
city.
Miss Amelia Behmer, has return
Cd to her homo in Pittman, \. j., al
ter visiting Mr.. and Mrs. a. j. Mes
sick, this city.
Miss Thelma Allen of Saaford
Del. is spending = few days as the
guest OF Mss Mary Blanche Seward.
al her nome in this city.
Pay Clerk George ". Dean, I. S.
=. has returned to Philadelphia, al
tel spand.AG several days with his
family at their home on Maryland
Avenue.
Mrs. Oliver Speddcn and daugh-
ter. Miss Edith, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
!. Mace and NJ, and Mrs. Arthur
IL. Austin who nave been visiting re-
latiyr5 in Baltimore. have returned
- their ho.mr III his city
An alarm OF fire last night about
seven o'clock caused hundreds OF
people to rush VI town to Washing
iua street where is was reported that
thy plant Oh the Phillips Can Co.,
Va. on fire Very f0rtunatcl! the re,
port proved 80 ERRONEOUS, Their" be
ms no fire at the can plant at all on"
t., some trash being burned on the
lot attached to it. During these
unes when everything is s" dry
everyone should exercise unusual pre-
caution to prevent fires getting
started. as OWNS to the lack or ram
durin;, the past few months every
thi&;. is as dry as finder and SIN
elc spark may start q very disastrous
cOnlia grafton.
E.,ery returned American dough
h0J viii sympathize with Douglas
NacI.aan when he sees him in his
n~ig >0m1dy. The Rockies Return
whish will be shown at the Grand
Opera House for the last showing
tonight The star, who falls heir to
q large fortune, has his troubles
when he is compelled to solve the
great servant problem in his inherit
ed home But these worries ulti-
mately bring him happiness in the
love Of a sweet girl. Doris May
his former co-star in Paramount
Incv pictures. is his leading woman
and heads an excellent supporting
cast. Charlie Chaplin in Easy
Il
are extra attractions.
While working at the residence of |
DR.. John Mace yesterday morning
Mr.. William H. Applegarth. we'll
known carpenter, lost his balance |
and fell ba kward from the ladder |
upon which he was standing. striN, |
ing his head on the cement pavement |
sustaining injuries from which h"
has since been unconscious. The !
accident occurred about half past |
seven o'clock yesterday morning; |!
Mr.. Applegarth was endeayoring to |
pull a large nail out of the side OF
the house at the time and is suppos !
ed to have lost his grip upon the NALL
while eXerting considerable strength
in an endeavor to get it out. He |
was taken to the hospital where his
condition is said TO be extremely
dangerous.
When "White and Unmarricd' o.
which Thomas Meighan is the star
is thrown on the screen at the Cam
bridge Theatre matinee and night to
day, film patrons will have an op
portunity OF seeing how the Other
hall lives" in the gay French capital.
McighaE appears as ? crook VINO r@-
forms when his uncle leaves him hall
q :.:illion dollars and goes to Europe
to Ill! time. lie has romance ans
il cidentially is involved in SONS des-
perate encounters with Apacles in
Paris 1t is the Paris of the novel
lists that is shown. TIE underground
Paris-the Paris of the dance halls
the Apaches, the picturesque and
nect'c. Billy Kane develops into a
man of race prowess and rescues
several damsels in distress 1t is
a vivid ta:e with plenty of excite
ment and red-blood action. Tom
Forman directed and Will NJ. Rit-
chey adapted John D. SWANS story.
Jacqueline Logan is leading woman
and Grace Diamond has ali import
ant role. Walter Long is cast as .
particularly feroclous Apache. The
support is excellent.