The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-03-27
HE DAILY BANNER
Brief Local News
CAMBRIDGE, MD. MAR. q. 1922

Mr.. Robert Tubman has returned
| to his home in Baltimore after haV-
| inc spent the weekend in this city.
Miss Agnes Leonard left on the
/ boat last night for Baltimore where
! she will spend few days this week.
i Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Slacum are re
| ceiving organizations on the birth
of a fine son who was born last eve
ming.
Dr.. Gilbert E. Meekins has return
! ed to his home in this city after nav
! ing spent sometime visiting southern
cities.
! Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tschantre were
| passengers on the boat last night for
| Baltimore where they will spend a
| few days.
Mr.. j. Y. Sheehy has returned to
! Baltimore after having spent the
| weekend at his home on Hambrooks
! Boulevard.
Miss Naomi Seward spent the
week end with her parents, Mr.. and
! Mrs. John Seward at their home on
| Maryland Avenue.
Mr.. Gilbert Robertson, of Sails
bury spent the weekend with his
parents, MI. and Mrs. James M
Robertson, at their home on elias
| Cow street, this city.
Mr. Richard Hodgson, who spent
| the weekend with his daughter,
Mrs. F. C. Mac Sorley, corner Locust
and Oakley streets has returned to
his home. at Townsend.
ri has returned TO
his home in Chester, Pa, after haV-
ing spent the weekend with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Seward at
their home on Maryland Avenue.
At the Grand Opera House in con-
nection with the showing of the fea-
ture picture Ten Nights In A Bar
room"tonight and Tuesday. Miss Mil
dred Matthews, who delighted the
large audience at the Elk's Meeting
Sunday afternoon will sing at both
per formances each day.
MI. and Mrs harold Tschudi. OF
Baltimore, spent the weekend as the
guests of Mrs. Tschudi's parents, MI
and Mrs. John G. Mills, Oakley st.
They made the trip from Baltimore
by automobile being accompanied
here by Mrs. Mills who spent the past
week in Baltimore with Mrs. Tschudl.
Mr.. Byron Dill and Mrs. Mary l.
Richardson, both of Snow Hill, were
married Saturday, March 25th. IN
Philadelphia by Rev. Samuel Parnls
of the Thirteenth Street. M. T.
Church. Following the wedding
they left for Atlantic City. They
will make their home in Snow Hill
where the groom is employed.
The New York City Globe in writ
ing about THE Golem" which is at
The Arcade Theatre tonight and to
morrow said-"We insist that Inc
Golem' seems to us to be most I'M
pressive and significant piece "1
screen work ever made since films
began. The presentation at the Ar
cade is identical with that shown al
The Criterion Theatre New YORK
Noble Cannon will sing tonight.
! Cambridge was certainly on the
map Yesterday for sure. The weather
beine fine it was an ideal day for
motoring A representative OF TINS
paper states that on an average OF
machines passed a given point on
| Race street between the hours OF
I and 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Between and O'Clock this average
was raised two points, making an
average of II cars per minute, ana
| while no figures were taken OF the
! night traffic we feel safe to state that
! this average was Sss1l higher.
The police Of this city found last
! Friday a still, twenty gallons OF corn
mash and five gallons of corn liquor
! in a vacant house on lot ADJOINING
/ the property of Amos Camper who is
alleged to have supplied the liquor
/ to the party which eliminated in the
death of Proctor Jones, colored. Cam
per who is colored and resides on
I Washington street was arralgned be-
! fore Police Justice V. Murray Sull-
vane last Thursday on the charge OF
selling alcoholic liquor. His home
was searched last Wednesday but nc
! conclusive evidence was found again
. st him notwithstanding the fact that
! quite a little distilling apparatus was
| found in the house. On last Tues
day. Justice Sulivane sentenced him
/ to six years in the Maryland House
| of Correction but Camper decided &c
| carry the case to circuit court. On
Friday the police again went to the
| house of Camper and this time found
| the still and all the other parapher-
MALTA with which the modern moon
sinner plies his trade including the
mash and whiskey. Camper has beer
| released on bail.