The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-05-10

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Mi. James McCready, Jr., is visit
ING his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
W. McCready, al their nome on MIL
! street, this city.
Mrs. J. L. Kerr and Mrs. James Is
Noble. are spending few days IL
Baltimore attending the annua
meeting of the Maryland State FED
Grafton OF Woman's Clubs.
The Cambridge Woman's Club Is
completing arrangements to give
card party in their new Club nome
next Monday, MAJ 18th, the proceeds
being for the benefit of the building
fund.
The Dixie Realty Co., will sell at
public sale on The premises tomor-
row. Thursday afternoon at two
O'Clock the large brick dwelling, NO.
l15 Mill street For particulars see
the advertisement in this issue.
Mr. Gilbert Robertson. who is con
uectcd with The Sanders and Stay
man Piano Co., of Salisbury, Md.
spent the weekend wit his parents.
Mir and Mrs. James NJ. Robertson,
AT their home on Glasgow street. TINS
city.
The offering at the Arcade Theatre
tonight is Wallace Reid in Kent
Free" this picture is above the aver
ace that Wallace Reid makes and
that's saying something. The Beaut!
Contest" Pathe Review and a Bur
ton Holmes Travclogue make ZIP the
evenings entertainment
Oh. say folks. Did you ever see a
great crowd of people running after
Il single man the is to be plued II
he's married) and crying STOP
Thief" Take my advice and jog
along to the Arcade Thursday night
and see stop Thief Benefit or I.
, H. s. Athletic Association
J Mr.. John f. Willis, Jr., has re
turned to his home in this city al
ter having spent several days IN Bal
! timore and Philadelphia. While IN
] Philadelphia he attended the School
! of instruction conducted by The X. l..
! Dollings Co., with which firm he has
! been identified FOR several years.
THE Scarab Ring" the big mys-
, terry play with Alice Joyce showing at
the Grand Opera House tonight on
| " is a veritable fashion show. Each
of the female members of the com
pang wear no less than six different
gowns. each the last word i'll FASHIONS
of the season. TIake special effort
10 see this show tonight. No raise
! IL prices.
II is expected that the game OF
, base ball tomorrow afternoon at half
past three at the old Athletic Park
int
Cambridge boys dropped the game at
East New Market yesterday and are
anxious to win This one. In the line
up Of both teams will be number OF
ulayers who starred last year. among
them being Piggy" Moore whose
heavy hitting put many Il game on ice
last season; Melvin whose fast al!
around playing and hitting contri-
buted to many victories, both or
whom will play for East New Mar
ket, while Cambridge will have the
Ruarks, Robinson and other fast
players.
The Baltimore, Chesapeake and
Atlantic Railway Co.. announces that
the leaving time If its steamers from
Baltimore will confor INTO daylight
saving ordinances of the city. In
other words the steamer will leave
Baltimore at 4 o'clock standard time,
or five o'clock daylight saving time.
We would suggest that every city in
. Maryland change its time 70 SUIT the
convenience of its people, why should
: any ztWo- people icy to have the same
time anyway. If there ever was a
genuine nuisance it is this daylight
savings fad; it served its purpose
during the war, along certain lines,
but now that the war is over it does
seem as if Old Father Time might be
allowed to pursue the even tenor of
his way.
Why not a "CleanUp" day for
Cambridge? One going along the
streets and looking into the back
yards of many business properties as
well as private homes cannot fail to
be convinced of the serious need of
cleaning the waste and rubbish out
of these places. Almost every bull |
l1tin issued by the Fire Insurance |
companies makes the plain statement |
that the eXistanca OF such rubbish in |
crcaseS the fire insurance rates very
greatly because i endangers not only |
the immediate property but all sur |
rounding property as well. Besides |
the fire hazard risk there is a still |
more important consideration, that OF |
health OF the individual the family |
and the community; these rubbish |
heaps are germ breeders, flies, mos
quitoes and similar conductors of |
disease germs find them just the
place for multiplying. Civic pride
might be mentioned, but the two
considerations stated above should |
be sufficient to make every fair mind
ed citizen see that his or her
premises are kept clean, if not. the
Health Authorities should look into
the matter.