The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-11-03
The DAILY BANN,z K
CAMBRIDGE, MD. NOV. 3, 1921.


Mrs. Elmer Tregoe. is spending
sometime in Baltimore. visiting rel
atives and friends.
Mrs. W. Grason Gratis left on the
steamer yesterday evening en- route
for Baltimore where she will spend
several days this week.
The many friends OF Miss Nadine
Gator, who was operated upon yes
terday at the Hospital. will be glad
to learn that she is getting alonS
very nicely.
The many friends of Miss Berna-
dine Bunche, will be sorry to learn
that she is confined at her home on
Hambrooks Boulevard because Of
illness.
Mrs. Frank c. Hanna, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Le-
Roy Goldsborough, at the University
Apartments, Baltimore, has returned
to her home on Mill Street, this city.
Mrs. Robert A. LeCompte and
daughter, Miss Gladys, have returned
to their home on Church Street, this
city, after spending several days in
Baltimore.
Those in charge Of the Pomona
Grange Exhibition TO be held at the
Armory next Friday. earnestly re-
quest that all exhibitors and prize
contributors have their exhibits or
prizes at the Armory Friday morning
as soon after eleven o'clock as pos
sible, in order that the same may be
received. tagged and properly placed
by the Committee in charge.
Pauline Frederick in Roads Of
Destiny is the big photoplay attrac-
ton at the Grand Opera House to-
night. See this feature-A soul
Stirring drama of the tragic forces
of Fate-with Il great star and a
great cast.
Extra photoplays include Larry
Z Semon in The Fly Cop" If you
want 10 laugh. see Larry.
Educated to be lawyer, he sure
did know how to make a great pat
ent medicine show. a zippy film
tonic of essence of joy, distilled from
love and human nature. Prescribed
for every man, woman and child who
feels the need of laugh, which was
told in lone A Minute" at the Cam
+, bridge Theatre last night and will
be repeated tonight. Also as an ad-
ded attraction a hign class vaude~
Vile bill will be given.
The dance given by the Junior
Glass to the Seniors on Friday night
at the Armory was a great success.
The committee, with Miss Margaret
Jordan, chairman, decorated the hall
in true Halloween fashion. black
cats. pumpkins and all. Both Jul
niOrs aand Seniors were in costume
and masked. Miss Mildred Hurlock
and Mr. Calvin Dali won the prizes
for the best costumes, masqueradine
as Highland Lassie" and Lady
of Fashion" respectively.
The Dorchester tuberculosis AS
ISOLATION has secured the services OF
Miss Baer who was in Cambridge
when the Association was formed, tC
begin the work IN this county which
the Association hopes to accomplish
Miss Baer will be on the field Nov
ember 10 and will do the Work botf
OF a district and tuberculosis nurse
\ Ford touring car has been pur,
chased for her use. The Association
needs q thousand members and
drive will be begun November p tc
secure them. Membership dues are
1t does not seem likely that any
one will be fooled by the dirty ant
contemplate attempt upon the par
OF some Republican, candidate O.
sympathizer, who is circulating card!
printed for the purpose OF stirring
up trouble in the Democratic party
In the first place the cards sent are
SO plainly the product of RepubE
can as to not fool single Democrat
they bear the same hand mark q
those that were sent out day O.
SO before the primaries. They arr
I'evidently the product of warped
brain that does not know what hon
| esty and fair play are but consider
it smart tc be dishonorable and un
= der-handed. This person should bea
: in mind that the Democratic part.
consists OF intelligent white men ant
: women and while he may have beef
accustomed to fooling the colore(
people in his own party it is differ
ent class that he is attempting II
fool now. 1t is to be hoped that tn
Republican Campaign Committee vii
disavow any connection with thes'
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