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The Daily Banner
CAMBRIDGE. MD, DEC. 10. 1925
Brief Local News

Don't put off until tomorrow buy
ing the Christmas Seals you snoaie
have bought today.
Miss Hazel Moore, is spending
sometime in Baltimore where she Il
visiting her sister. Mrs. Joseph Frey
Miss Vashti Moore has returned t
her home on Belyedere Avenue, at
ter spending several days in Balti
more.
Don't mail that letter without
Christmas Seal. Remember "a Sea
On Each Letter Helps Many Get Bet
ter"
Miss Cecilia Vickers, has returned
to her home on Locust street. after
having spent several days in New
York and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Oggle Jones, has returned to
her home at Bishops Head, after
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs
F.. H. Jones, this city.
The friends of Miss Mary Corinne
Jones, will be sorry to learn that she
is i'll at her home on Willis street,
with a severe attack of tonsilitis.
The many friends of MI. Edgar
NJ. Skinner Will learn with regret
that he is confined to his home on
Oakley street on account of illness.
Mrs. Ausbye C. Moore and daugh-
ter, Eleanor. are spending sometime
with Mrs Moore's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. H. Jones. at their home on
Race street.
Miss Lottie Jones, has returned to
her home on Race street, after hav-
ing spent the past week visiting
friends and relatives at Bishops
Head and Crocheron's.
! Miss Elizabeth Mundy will deliver
an address upon her trip to the Holy
Land at the meeting of the Mems
Club of Christ Chugch Thursday eve
ming. The meeting will be an open
one for all members of the congre-
cation.
! Mr.. and Mrs, Frank c. Hanna are
] spending several days in Baltimore
visiting their daughter. Mrs. Leroy
F. Goldsborough. They will be join
! ed there by their daughter, Miss Bet
! ", who is a student at Fairfax Hall.
! Basic. Va.
1t is reported that the thermome-
ter was as low as II this morning
but SO far as we have been able to
learn the lowest actual record was 20
the thermometer at the Engine
House and at the Dorchester Water
! company registered that above figure
. at seven o'clock this morning
! Mr.. Miles III. Woolford has re-
turned to his nome on Locust street
after having spent several days in
Wilmington and Philadelphia. While
in Wilmington he attended the ban
quet given by the White Motor Co.,
to the company representatives
throughout the Philadelphia district.
Mrs. Martin W. Smith, Manager of
the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany's Office in this city. is enjoying
{. vacation of two weeks that has
been well earned for 1t will be hard
TO find a public servant more faith
full to duty than Mrs Smith has been
during the several years she has had
charge of the Western Union Offices
in Cambridge.
: AS a play, Booth Tarkington's
Clarence" was phenomenal sue
cess Transferred to the screen,
Wallace Reid vitalizes the character
Of Clarence Smith most enjoyable. IT
YOU would learn how see this big
Paramount DeMille special showing
for the last two performances at the
Grand Opera House tonight Rich
ard Talmadge in 1.-THE Unknown"
will be tomorrow's feature.
It will be a very hard matter, for
anyone to find prettier or more at
tractively dressed windows anywhere
than those to be found on the BUSH
ness streets of Cambridge. The
merchants have not only exercised
unusually skill in displaying the var
ious articles but the selections dis
played are such as to prove conclus-
lively that the stocks to be found in
the stores are of exceptional value
and are very moderately priced.
Mary Pickford's art and brillanee
her superb talent, her exquisite
I beauty, all are extra ordinarily blend
ed into the most human and pro-
foundry moving story of her wonder
full career in Little Lord Fauntle-
roy" at the Arcade for the last time
tonight. 1t Is an ideal picture. The
kid" comedy is a revival of those
days when youth ran wild and The
Pathe News is up to it at all times.
Wednesday only Niles WEIGH in 1.-The
Sin of Martha Queed." Thursday
Rudolph Valentino in 1.-THE Sheik."
During the past few nights thieves
have entered a number of homes and
business places in Cambridge. sun
day night three homes were entered
and an effort made to enter fourth;
last night it Is reported that three
stores were entered and private
residence. We suggest that the
public generally exercise more care
in securing the windows and doors OF
) their homes and places of business
and that every citizen APPOINT himself
) committee Of one to help detect the
guilty parties. The police have
. clues that they believe will lead tt
the arrest and conviction OF the
guilty parties who are said to b.
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