The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-02-10

CAMBRIDGE, MD. FEB. 10, 1922.


Mi. Martin W. Smith. returned to
| Claiborne yesterday, after visit
ing his family at their home on High
| street, this city.
| Captain and Mrs. Daniel Speddan,
| OF Hudson, spent sometime in Cam
| bridge yesterday. Captain Dan says
| it keeps him busy looking after the
| oyster beds.
Miss Small entertained number
Of the younger set at her home on
| Mill street last evening III honor OF
| Miss harriet Gillian, who Is lhe
guest of Hiss Louise Spear.
Mr.. John H Orr left last night for
| Baltimore wher he will join MIS-
| orr, who has recently returned from
! Flushing, n. Y. during their stay in
| Baltimore they will be the guest OF
Dr.. and Mrs. VIM. c. SeaburV.
Mrs. Edgar harrington entertain
| ed a number of friends at cards last
night at her apartments in the
| Dorchester Amusement Company,
building, Race and MUS streets.
Miss Emma KINNEY has returned
| to her home at Chateau after spend
1 ing SOuSIlu0 VIII 1lSI OiONAA>A1
fred KINNEY and Mrs. KINNEY at
their home near East New Market.
Last weeks Salisbury papers car
ried the announcement that the Rev
V. l.. Edmunds formerly of Taylors
island, this county, had accepted the
pastorate of the Baptist Church at
chat place.
The Rev. E. L. Hubbard. D. D. OF
the Neck district, will be the speaker
at the Elks exercise next Sunday al
ternoon. No one who has ever
heard those mastery and delightful
discourse of Dr. Hubbard will want
10 miss this occasion. There will al
so be a splendid musical program in
addition to the address.
The management of The Arcade
Theatre are offering tonight and to-
morrow matinee and night, 'Sentl-
mental Tommy" in full knowledge,
that it will please it's patrons. 1t is
a movie for ladies and children that
pleases the men. Start Something
is the comedy and last chapter OF
Fighting Fate completes the bill.
list Of letters remaining uncalled
lOI 1T Tic SCll14U4 tOSoS Vs. O&Al>N 49,
III February 9Th, 1922. Persons
calling for same will please ask for
advertised letters:-James NJ. FL
liott,l j. L. McCready, r. B. Randall,
". L. McWilliams, Mrs. John Dyer,
Mrs. Lizzie Drummond, Mrs. Grace
Wiley G. WALTER WRIGHT, PM.
No woman will want 10 miss the
great photoplay OF marriage and dis
illusion, Grand Larceny" at the
Grand Opera House tonight and
Saturday matinee each day. 1t COLI
tains an object lesson for every mar
ried woman, and for cVCiy young
woman who ever hopes 20 be lnarrl-
ed. Elliott Dexter and CIaiEe Win
sOr have the lci-ds.
Nj. Howard L. Edmunds, presi-
dent Of the Dixie Realty Co., LETT
this morning for Greenwood, Del
where he will hold big sale OF farm
property tomorrow. Mr.. Edmund5
states that he finds the farmers Of
Delaware are very optimistic, belieV-
ing that there will be a big improve
ment in the agricultural situation
this coming season. Most OF them
propose however to devote their
time this season to trucking, DelleF-
ing that there is more money IN
number Of crops and less chance OF
loss than n"confining themselves TO
only one or two crops.
Attention is called to the sale by
Calvin Harrington, Trustee, of the
home property of the late Thomas P.
Peters to be held at the Court House
door, Cambridge, on Tuesday, Feb.
14th between and O'Clock P. M.
This property is situated on new
concrete road just outside of Cam
bridge. 1t is improved by nice
dwelling and necessary outbuildings
and the land is in high state of cul-
tivation. Properties of this kind are
not often in the market and it is an
unusual opportunity to secure
desirable home right at the edge OF
Cambridge. See advertisement OF
same in this paper.