The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-10-17
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Brief Local News

All girls Interested in Basket Ball
! meet at the Armory tomorrow (Tues-
day) evening at 100 o'clock.
| Miss Lottie Marine, left yesterday
| afternoon en- route for Philadelphia,
| where she will spend a short time.
| Mr., W. Briley Wright has return
| ed to Salisbury after spending the
weekend with his family in Cam
bridge.
Mrs. Sallie l. Buck, who has been
! spending sometime in Baltimore and
! Philadelphia. returned to her home
! yesterday.
The members of the Tschaikowsky
Quintette that appears at the Taber-
nacle in concert this evening arriv-
| I'd on the train today.
Mrs. ]. Richard Hughlett, Jr., was
! called to Baltimore, yesterday on
| account of the critical illness of her
sister Mrs Hazel Kern.
MI. William Martin, of Norfolk,
Va, is spending a few days with his
niece. Mrs. w. Grason Craig, at her
home on Glasgow street.
Miss Laura ,McGinnis, of Rich
mond, Va, spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Louis X. Warren, at
their home on Gay srteet.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Evans are re-
ceiving congratulations upon the
birth of a fine boy, who was born
Yesterday at the Maternity Hospital.
The famous colored Concert Band
better known as the Merry Band
will give a concert tonight in front
If the Tabernacle previous to the
Russian Musicale.
Dr.. Ernest Barnett, left yesterday
for Baltimore, after having spent
sometime with his mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Barnett, at her home OH
Mill street, this city.
Mr.. William Fountain, who is a,
student at Strayer's Business College
baltimore has returned, after spend
ing the weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh NJ. Fountain,
Oakley street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Warren and
daughter, Miss Ruth, and Miss
Roena Richardson, of Baltimore,
spent the weekend as the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. L. X. Warren at their
home on Gay street, this city.
Misses Anna Fountain, Jeanette |
Carmine, Elizabeth Johnson, Mar !
saret Hubbard and Eloise Henry, |
all students at the State Normal !
School, Towson, Md, have returned !
TO school after spending the week |
end at their homes in this city.
May Allison star in "EXtrav- |
agance" showing at the Cambridge
Theatre tonight scores another
triumph in this remarkable play. Il
is a picture vivid with universal in
ttrest, Inning a woman who CALI
ously demanded the worlds best |
things, while her husband shaved to
earn a livelihood; it has scope
and appeal far exceeding anything
this blonde star has essayed in thef
past. A story that will appeal toy
you.
Don not forget that 7. Sangston
Insley, trustee, on Thursday, Octo-
Der goth, beginning at l l o'clock i'll
the morning will sell on the premises
and farm where C. Clyde Harding |
now resides all of the said Harding's |
property, consisting OF
livestock, farming implements, pro |
growing crops, a Ford tour |
ing car and almost all kinds of ar |
tIcltS anu pIopCltN usually W |
on a farm. See particulars in ad-
Terms easy.-Adv.
! OIL 5-17-R-10-17
A picture of Kentucky by man
who knows the country thoroughly
was achieved by Paramount when
Charles Maigne made the screen
version of the John Fox, Jr., novel, |
The Kentuckians" which will bel
shown at the Grand Opera House to-
night and Tuesday This is MI
Maigne's first special production.
Monte Blue is the featured player.
Tomorrow Tuesday only big double
feature show, The Inside OF the |
Cup" the most talked of picture
shown in Cambridge this year will
be shown again by popular demand
One big long show tomorrow.
If YOU have been waiting for g
chance to purchase a home and
place OF business combined on one
OF the main business streets OF Cam |
bridge, opportunity is now knocking
At YOUR door, for on Tuesday, I. |
Sangston Insley. Attorney, will selRl
at the Court House door, TO the high
est bidder, on easy terms, the Z. a.
Heagy property, situated on Race
street, where a. J. Foble and wife
lived for so long This property is
splendidly located, and in fine con-
dition. Examine it and be convinc-
for n9rtiPn- |