The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-03-31
IttE DAILY BANNER
CAMBRIDGE, MD, MAR. 81. 1922
Brief Local News

Mr.. Raymond Allen has returned
to Parkersburg, w. Va, after having
spent sometime in this aity with Mrs.
Fred Meekins at her home on Church
| street.
The date for the Athletic meet of
/ the County White schools has been
set for Saturday, April 10Th at Cam
bridge. The date for the meet of
the pupils of the colOred schools Will
be Monday, April 29th.
The ladies of Grace NJ. Z. Church.
! South, will hold an oyster supper at
the Cambridge Armory next Thurs
, day evening, April 9Th. Remember
the date, Thursday next, and decide
| to get your supper there.
ANY persons who may have sent
| or brought cakes or pies in pans or
on dishes to the Armory for the Au-
! tomobile Show and who did not get
same back can secure them by ap-
! plying or sending to the office of the
Register OF Wills
Ensign McCutcheon who has been
! spending several days out of town.
will be in Cambridge and take charge
! of the meeting on Saturday night.
! Come out everybody and welcome
! her She will be accompanied home
! by her two sisters, who will assist
her in the meetings.
| Mr.. c w. Allen, Travelling Pas
! senger Agent for the Baltimore &
! Ohio Railroad, spent sometime in
Cambridge yesterday, having come
! here for the purpose of soliciting the
members of Rescue Fire Company to
! 20 O. n in OninO TO
the Firemen's Convention this sum-
: mer.
Tonight Cecil B. DeMille's great
Paramount picture, Saturday Night
| will be the bill at the Arcade theatre.
The story is said to be an excellent
one, the action thrilling and the cast,
headed by Leatrice Joy. Conrad
Nagel, Edith Roberts and Jack Now
er, one of the best ever seen in a De
Mile production.
Mr.. George Crompton Kerr met
with the misfortune of having his
autom obile burned last night AS
, far as can be learned Mr. Kerr was
on his way home from EastOn, where
he had been attending dance, and
had gotten about to JacktoWn when
his machine back-fired with the re
suit that the car caught fire and was
completely destroyed.
V Calvin Trice, trustee, will sell
at public sale at the Court House
door next Tuesday afternoon the
property on Poplar street at present
tenanted by H. E. Keene & Co, as
the White House Lunch Room. THIS
property is being sold to close up the
who died several years ago.
"Man-W Marriage" First Ma
tionals big nine reel StupendOus TEA
ture showing at the Grand opera
House tonight and Saturday is
nightly milestone in motion pictures.
Its the wonder play of thousand de-
lights. On account of its extreme
length can be shown once only at
the night performances starting at
SIS. Over The Hill is coming next
week.
Mr.. RAYMOND Bachelor will sell
at public sale at his store on Chop
tank avenue next Tuesday morning
at ten o'clock a lot of groceries
canned goods, etc, these being por-
ton of his stock which were not
damaged by fire. At one o'clock IN
I the afternoon on the same day MI
Bachelor will sell the fixtures con-
sisting of show cases, meat blocks,
etc. For particulars see advertise
ment in this paper.
List of letters remaining uncalled
for at the Cambridge Post Office I'M
til March 30th, 1922. Persons call
ing for same will please ask for ad-
vertised letters. Clinton Elliott
Sorle Fisher, Joseph Green, William
Harris Olden Jackson, S. E. Price
Edgar Phillips, E. Sharp, Capt. "
B vane, Miss Emmie Braine, Mrs.
! Lizzie Carter, Mrs. Bella F. Gramm,
Miss Mary Hackett, Miss Bette Hen
er Miss Viola James, Miss Ruby Jus
tice, Mrs. Lear Mollock, Mrs. Martina
| G. Robinson, Mrs. Addie Wallace. u.
! WAITER WRIGHT, P. NJ.