The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-03-20
The DAILY BANNER
CAMBRIDGE, MD. MAR. 20, l"2;
brief Local News

! Mr. Lambert Byrn, of FREDERICK.
! spent the weekend with his parents
Senator and Mrs. S. L. Byrn.
Mr.. Gerald Frazier, has returned
home after spending the weekend
With friends at Golden Hill, Md.
!; Miss Audrey Tolley who is attend
ing Cambridge High School spent
the weekend with her parents at
Honga, Nd.
Miss Flossie Adams, who has Deen
spending the past week in Baltimore
! has returned to her home on west
: End Avenue.
| Miss Naomi Seward has returned
IN Wilmington, Del, after having
snant the Weekend visiting her par
| ents in this city.
Mrs Howard Cooper has returned
! to her home in this city after haVlhs
snent sometime as the guest ol
latives in Philadelphia
The many friends of Mr. Chas,
Dashiell will be sorry to learn thal
he is critically i'll at his nome Oh
Relyedere Avenue, this city.
Mr. and Mrs. William t. Slpoeet
and daughter, Miss Katharine. let
Yesterday afternoon for Balllhloie
where they will spend today
Miss Ruth Booze has resumed nel
! studies at the Cambridge Hlgh
school after having spent the weeh
end with her parents at FISHING
Creek.
Miss Louise Spedden. student at
| cno+ priar College, Sweet Brlar,
Va spent the weekend with mel
narents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamll speu-
| don Church street, this city.
! MI. R. A Springs, who has oeen
spending a day or two looking altei
his summer home, "Algonquln Mai
! or near this city left TINS AFTERNOON
! on the train for New YORK City.
! Mr. James A. Hastings, who has
heen confined to his home for the
mast week with a severe attack Oh Lid
| Grippe, we are glad to report eApectS
| to be able to be out in day OF l"o'
It has been suggested that the
merchants of the city keep their
window lights lighted during the
coming week while the M. E. Churcn
! Conference is in session. This Will
tend toward giving the vlsltorsa
much better impression OF the to"h'
Elaine Hammerstein in Handouts
or Kisses" is the Arcade theatre OF
| fering tonight in addition to when
there is Violet Mersereau in "A
Lonely Heart" a new Broadway
comedy. Mr.. Ogle Cannon the prom
inent local Baritone will sing. This
! Offering is a real extra value ana you
should see it. Tomorrow the same
attraction with the exception that
Mrs. John E. Croft is the Vocallst'
Mrs. Frank NJ. Dick and Miss Min
ME Mills. of Glenburne avenue, have
/ returned to their home for the sum-
mer after having spent two months
at the Hotel Dennis, Atlantic City,
and one month at their apartment IN
New York City. Mrs. Dick stated to
p representative of this paper TINS
morning that they certainly dlo
thoroughly enjoy receiving the Ban
: ner during their absence.
| In a hunting lodge while the ele-
ments ragged without, emotions
fought within, and a girl rushed INTO
the night to be haunted forever py
the fear of what she saw. WHAT was
it? That's where the drama comes
in THE Invisible Fear" The big
Anita Stewart super special show
ing at the Grand Opera House TO,
night and Tuesday with speclal
matinee each day.
State Employment Commissioner
Osborne / Yellott was killed in an
automobile accident yesterday morn
] ing between two and three o'clock
Mr.. Yellott had been to his Shore
/ Saturday with some friends, 'incluo-
ing a number of children, and IS pc
lieved to have been the last one TO
leave. After leaving it is thought
he may have stopped at his Office IN
baltimore and then started on his
way to his home in Baltimore
county. In attempting to make one
of-the turns at North avenue me- ap-
parently, miscalculated the extension
ot the street platform used for pas
sengers on the Street cars, his car
striking the platform and becomlne
Cntangled in the guard rails. He
going slowly at the time. proDaDly
not more than fifteen miles an noun
He was one of the best known law
yers in the State.