The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-05-12
rHE DAILY BANNER
CAMBRIDGE, MD, MAY u, 1922


Miss Helen Adams is spending the
weekend as the guest of friends al
Seaford, Del
Miss Bessie Bradshaw returned
home last night after spending some
time as the guest of Dr. ana MIS-
Jack Willis, at Philadelphia,
Nh. and Mrs Jack Melvin. have re-
turned to their home in Philadel-
phia, after visiting Mrs. Melvin $
father, Mr.. Martin l.. Wright. this
city.
Mr.. Carroll F. Dill, of Baltimore,
is spending a few days this week
with his parenrs. MI and MIS-.
Charles T. Dill, at their home on
! Muir street. this city.
I Monday. May 18th, the Cambridge
! Woman's Club VIII hold caro- par
~. The proceeds will go toward the
building fund. Have you bought
your ticket? They're on sale at
Craig's Drug Store and the Club
House.
Rescue Fire Company will attend
divine services next Sunday mornlhe'
May 14th at Zion NJ. E. Church.
Members are urged to meet at the
Engine House promptly at 1880 \.
NJ, to form in procession to mafch
to the church. All members having
uniforms are requested to wear them.
All persons who had tickets to sell
for The Ghost Story the play given
by the Woman's Club Monday night,
who have not already turned in the
money for tickets sold and accounted
for their tickets are urged to turn
the money and tickets in to Mrs
John G. Mills at once in order that
settlement may be made.
The examination for Rural Free
Delivery carrier 10 be held at the
Cambridge High School tomorrow
morning will begin promptly at nine
o'clock. 1t is reported that there
are about thirty applicants for the
position One from this number will
likely be selected to fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of the late Will
liam j. Twilley
The eternal question why Girls
Leave Home" is solved at the Arcade
Theatre tonight. Anna Q. NillsOn isl
the star. considered more beautiful
than anyother by some patrons-It is
n story that eve1y father, mother, |
brother and sis-er should see--The
parents should insist that the chill /!
dren see it, 1t concerns you. Smoky |
the monkey with the human mind is
fe4ured in the comedy and Ruth J
Roland is in White Eagle
Norma Talmadge plays the most |
picturesque and captivating role Of
her entire screen career in Loves
Redemption" The big First Nation !
al special showing at the Grand |
Opera House tonight and Saturday.
You have not seen Norma in the full !
glory of her beauty until you see her f.,
in this one. 1t is just the kind that
SatiSlies-yet leaves you wanting for
more. Harold Lloyd in Before
Breakfast will furnish the laughs.
1t has been rumored upon the
streets for several days that former
Congressman William n. Andrews
has recently been rendered position |
upon the American Court in China.
The position s said to pay about
$4,000 a ye + and the appointment
is for ten .rs. When seen today
Congressmf Andrews declined to
deny or affirm the rumor stating that
he might have something to say up
on the subject a little later Ten |
Thousand Good American Dollars is |
quite Il large sum of money any
where but particularly in China. |
where a dollar will go three or four |
times as far as it will in the good |
old u. S. a.
Mr.. j. Benz. Brown has sold the |
business property located on Race |
street at present occupied by Messrs. |
Stevens, Smith & Company and the |
Moore Bros, to Mr.. William H. !
North. of the VIM. H. North Com |
pany. This property is one of the
most desirable store properties in the |
city, it is located in the center of the |
business section and the buildings |
are considered among the best con-
structed store buildings in the town.
They are modern in design and sub
stantially constructed in every de-
tail and are up-to-date in, all their |
appointments. Mr.. North is FORUM
ate in securing such a desirable and |
well located property and is to be
con graduated on his purchase and |
the progressive spirit he has display
ed in his business enterprise which
is an evidence of the faith of our for
ward-looking business men in the |
future business possibilities of Cam