The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-05-13
The DAILY BANNER
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CAMBRIDGE. MD, MAY -, 1922.


Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Patchett, of
this city are receiving congratuia-
lions upon the birth of d fine son.
MI Emmett j. Orem, of Baltimore
is spending the weekend at the home
OF Mayor and Mrs. +. Earle Orem.
! High street. this city.
Miss Louise Robertson is attend
lng the Naval Academy hop at An
napolls and will spend Sunday with
friends at Sherwood Park.
f! Miss Thelma 3. Allen and Mr.. }.
| Halbert Robinson, OF Seaford, Del,
! are spending the weekend as the
| guest OF Miss Mary Blanche Seward,
! Maryland Avenue.
, nichol will regret to learn of the
; death of her only sister. Mrs. J. J.
Conner, which occurred May 5th, at
her home. Magnolia. Del.
Mr. Herbert Hearn, announces the
onga cement of mis- daughter, Ruth,
: to Mr. Hobart Phillips, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Luther Phillips, this city.
; 'fhe wedding will be solemniZed on
Saturday, June Bird. at home of the
bride 10 be on Locust street.
Mrs Louis R. Brown, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Hirst at their home Sandy Hill
near Cambridge left yesterday for
New York where she will visit re-
latives after which she will leave for
her home at Douglas, Arizona.
Shiloh Camp, the great camp meet
ing that is located on the State road
leading from Cambridge to Salisbury
at the junction of the roads leading |
10 East New Market and Hurlock,
will be held this year during the ten |
days of July 21st TO the 30th inclus- |
i've.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel w. WoOlford |
have at their home, Liberty Hall !
on the Little Choptank River rose
bush that is fifty-three years old. The |
bush is large and vigorous, apparent |
ly just as healthy and strong as one
very much younger and blooms near
ly every year, the roses being about |
as nearly perfect as it is possible to
find
Would you endeavor to assist your !
daughter or sister in making home
her recreation place or make her
seek her pleasures elsewhere. The
show at the Arcade Theatre is life
like and many Il person will go away
asking themselves if they have stood
by their children. See why Girls
Leave Home" a comedy and thrill
ing chapter OF White Eagle" COM
plete the program.
BY ginger you'll love Ginger that 5
Norma Talmadge in Loves Redemp.
ton the new First National special
showing for the last two times At
the Grand Opera House tonight. This
beautiful and talented photoplay star
delighted large crowds yesterday by
her wonderful acting In this picture.
you have not seen Norma at her best
until you see Loves Redemption.
Did you ever see the interior of
Harem? See THE Sheik's Wife"
Monday and Tuesday.
A meeting of the Cambridge
branch of the XII Klux Khan was held
last night about half past nine
O'Clock at the Cambridge Fair AS
ISOLATION grounds, being held just
within the main entrance gates. One
or more persons attracted by theI
lights stopped their automobiles and
were astonished to see. apparently
from fifty 10 S9vtnty-flVe persons IN
long flowing white robes surrounding
Il large. brilliantly lighted cross. No
one seems TO have gotten close
enough TO see what went on, al
though it was noticed that the space
occupied was lighted by the lights
from a considerable number of auto
mobiles which were formed in a cir
Gle
Bundle Day, the day upon which
it is proposed to collect wearing ap-
parel of every kind for the Ar
menians, is next Wednesday, May Ii.
In yesterdays issue of this paper |
there appeared an article explaining |
the dire needs Of these poor, unfor-
tunate, afflicted PEOPLE, who have had |
their cattle, horses, sheep, ETC., taken
from them by the Turks, whose
buildings of every kind, farming i'm
plements. and every other means OF
livelihood have been destroyed and
whose money is worth almost less
than nothing. a dollar of our money
being equal to hundred dollars of
their money Mrs. John p Nichols
is chairman To-. Cambridge; Miss |
Caphronia Collins for Hurlock; Mrs.
Harry Bratten for Vienna. They |
need help, they deserve help, they |
must have help; if they are allowed
to die the responsibility and the |
blame is ours.