The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-01-12
The DAILY BANNFR
ND, JAN, H. 1921
Brief Local News

| Mr. Herbert Harper, feturneO
! home last night after spending few
DAYS this week in Baltimore on nusi
ness.
| Mrs Robert Harding and little sou
! Robert Jr., left on the Afternoon
train yesterday en- route for WI
mtngton. Del, where they wall WISH
relatives and friends
Mr.. ana Mrs. Joseph r. Warnela
announce the marriage OF theti
daughter, Sadie Elizabeth, TO MI
Raw w. Dean, of this city, whlcL
took place at Denton, Md. MarcA
; 10th. 1921.
| MIR and Mrs. Thomas H. NickefS
are having erected at the GreenlaWi
cemetery handsome monument L
| commemorate the memory OF tnen
son, Lieutenant Luke R. Flckers, U
is Air Forces, who lost his life IL
| France.
| In spite OF the Indictment weather
there was a large and we'll pleased
| audience who saw Cheated Hearts
/ 1T the New Cambridge Theatre las
night. You should be amongst thost
! present tonight, because this is It:
| last showing.
On account OF the storm which
ragged along the Atlantic Coast yes
| terday a number of steamers did MOI
make their sailing from Baltimore
among the number being the steamer
Talbot OF the B. c. Il A. Ky. 90
which started from Baltimore this
morning at eight O'Clock to make Its
trip on the Choptank River route.
Tonight is your last chance to see
Earle Williams in his very latest pic
ture Lucky Carson" tale OF
| down and outer who climbed the lad
der of success and paid his debts {
hundredfold. Full Of love, suspense
and action. A story that will holc
the interest by its Unique plot Ihls
picture delighted a large crowd a
this afternoon matinee lii spite o!
the weather,
CAPTAIN John P Nichols, OF this
city, is completing this week con
tract at FAYETTEVILLE, North Carolina
for the Jackson Bros. Lumber Co.
putting up a large tank and putting
wire around shaving burner &c
keep the sparks from flying. Ihe
weather thus far has been very mlll
there but the indications are that the
present storm has been felt there as
well as in this section.
The citizens of Crisfeld are very
indignant over the fact that the
recommendation of the Ad1utah,
Generals office does not contemplate
a. State Armory at Crisfield. Onl!
two armories are provided for IN the
Governors budget, one on the East
ern Shore, which it is proposed ID
build at Centreville, and one on the
Western Shore which is to be built
at Cumberland.
Tomorrow night in the Armory
Company &c" plays the fast 'qunt
from Camp Holabird, the Third CORP
Area Champions. A very fast game
can be expected as the soldiers from
Holabird has one of the strongest
army teams in the country. Some
thing new will be given the basket
ball fans at 7.30 when the Junior
team representing West End anu the
!. Lp-Towners. play preilm1naFs
game. These boys have been practic-
ing hard for this game and each
team is determined to win.
DR.. Edgar E. Travers, of Baltl'
more, is spending few days thu;
week with Mr.. Sidney Henry at the
dupont duclsing ponds near Elltott's
island. The various ducklns
| grounds, of which there are large
number in Dorchester County, arr
achieving a great reputation all alons
| the Atlantic seaboard. There /:
no section on earth that has been 50
richly endowed with so many OF tn
good things of life as the Easter
Shore of Maryland and DorchesteI
county has just a few more OF thel;
than any other section.