The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-10-24
The Daily Banner
,AMRRIDGE MD, OCT. "a, 1872
f}rlef Lo. n News

Nj, otto Bibby, OF Baltimore. ~
sprnding a few days this "ee' III
Cambridge.
Mr. Earl Bennett has recently re-
rurned home after spending seFefdi
DAYS in New York City on business.
Mi. and Mrs. Roy 2. Mills, OF
WD0tard. are receiVin@ 1'hsfatul1-
iinu> ;.run the birth OF An> son.
Miss Ruth Phillips who has been
spending the past three weeks al
Wilmington, Del mas returned u
hes home at Linkwood.
Mrs. Howard Mitchell left this
morning for Seaford and Laurel
Del. where she Will spenu q few Gays
visiting friends and relatives.
The auction sale Fl Iecompte
Harper will be held on SATURDAY,
O.tubrr %, at l I NJ. instead al 10
\. NJ. as was advertised in yeSter-
dan IS issue OF this paper
Miss Edith Bennett, of Bluefield
W. Va, is spending sometime i'll
Cambridge as the guest OF her sister,
Mrs John W. Matthews. West End
Avenue and other relatives
Mr.. W. crank kirwah OF Bait
more, anu,unc : tie engagement al
his sister. Miss Sophie Louis" kIrwan
Of Llovis to Nr. Arthur Donald
Jones. # this city. The wedding
will +al;c Ilace in the late fall
Mr., Gary Moore, who is employed
bv Mr.. Fred Z. Meekins. has devised
4 new method for catching rats anu
mice; he bats fish hook with some
thing the rodents are fond OF, ties II
securely to a post and hooks the
rats or mice just as he would hsh.
Mr.. Fred Brannock, who has peen
employed in New York for seVerai
months. has returned to his home III
this city. He and Mr.. Hamil Rogers
expect to leave shortly for Miami
Florida where they will spend the
winter.
Many residents of Cambridge were
genuinely alarmed this mornihs
about four O'Clock when the fire bell
rang. The fire was at the home OF
Edgar Bayly. colored, who resides IN
the last house on Pine street, extend
ed Fortunately the building was
ONLY slightly damaged.
Mrs. Frank Madison Dick and MISS
Minnie Mills sailed Saturday on the
Steamship Homeric en- route lot
Poeue France. They will remain III
Southern France until the first OF the
wear when they will 20 to Switzerland
and Italy to remain until about the
first of April when they will sail FOR
| thC United States.
Al the Democratic mass meetlh2
to be held at the Arcade Theatre 10
morrow night, Hon. William Cabell
Bruce. candidate for the United
States Senate Hon. 4. Alan Colds
borough, candidate for reelection to
Congress and Hon. Robert f. Lee
will make addresses. There will b"
music by the Como arimbo Orches-
ira. A cordial invitation is extend
ed the ladies to attend and hear the
issues discussed by these able speak
ers.
The rain last night failed to keep
the crowd away from seeing queen
Of Sheba" the ten reel photoplaE
spectacle which is showing at the
Grand Opera House. 1t is without a
doubt the most ma gnlhcient ana
spectacular photoplay feature ever
filmed. Truly a work Of art in add
ton to being one of the best acted
pictures ever produced. Tonight
is your last chance to see this won
der picture in Cambridge, showing
once only starting at 8 o'clock.
Viola Dana is without doubt the
most lovable screen star that shows
in Cambridge. There's a reason. too.
1t is such sterling shows as Glass
Houses in which she is showing at
the Arcade tonight. There has never
been a better show in Cambridge
than this one THE Ballad of Fish
er's Boarding House is from Rud-
yard Kipling's work and The Paine
News shows the burning of Smyrna.
Coming Thursday only Norma Tai
madge and William H. Strauss, each
in separate show. It's a double
show for one price.
Occasionally one hears someone
knock The Banner; well, most every
good thing in life is knocked and we
do not take offense at such action
but it was most amusing the other
day to walk into business place and
see gentleman stop work. leave his
customer and walk off and sit down
10 read The Banner. The customer
who does not live in Cambridge, was
amazed and asked what was going on
and then the gentleman suddenly
realizing what he had done, replied
4 beg your pardon for leaving you,
but l was anxious to see what was in