The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-02-01

! Tomorrow. night is the might fol
| the supper at the Armory, so II You
want a good meal and plenty OF II
stop by and you will be fully repaid
SallerS take warning. 1t Will IN
| lawful to throw snow balls, but the
prettiest part is that 1t costs 81 and
throwing.
Miss Mildred v hite, OF SALISBURY,
who Is employed by the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Co., has
Deen transferred TO the office in this
city She assumes her duties today.
Nj. and Mrs. Louis X. Warren
have received o message from their
| daughter, Miss j. Mosena Warren,
announcing that she and Mr.. Earle
Burkins, of Belair. hartford county,
were married last night.
Mrs. NJ. Duke Smith and little son,
Edward, have returned to their
home on Race street, after spending
sometime with her sister and
brother-in-law, MI. and Mrs. Robert
d. Grier, Jr., at their home in Sails
bury.
The regular monthly meeting OF
theDi rectors of the Chamber OF
Commerce will be held Thursday
evening, at o'clock. This meeting
ends the six months period Of the
Chambers activities and it is very
important that a full attendance be
had.
Come to the New Cambridge
Theatre tonight and see the inner
self OF a woman take complete COLI
troll of herself She preferred to
make and feather her own nest, in
stead of stepping into routine
home. Would you prefer to do this
She did and was happy.
Courage" another big First Ma
tional Attraction is the feature pic
ture at the Grand Opera House to-
li-ht only Tomorrow Thursday
-4atinee and night the feature is
"Snowblind," big Goldwyn special
Pauline Starke and Cullan Lands.
Pictures Of the Maryland Oyster in
dustry with views taken in Cam
bridge is an extra attraction tomor-
row.
The editor Of this paper is in
receipt of communication from
Congressman T. Alan Goldsborough
in which he states that he will be-
very glad to send vegetable and flow
Ell seed to all of those who will
write him at his office, Room 38z,
House Office Building, Washington.
D. c., requesting same. We would
suggest that it would be splendid
thing is every reader of this paper
would not only send postal to the
Congressman requesting these tree
seeds but would also make it point
to tell each and every one of his Or
her friends to do the same thing.
1t is said that certain young lady
school teacher in this county is a
great admirer of pink cheeks, and q
certain young preacher, who was
DESTROYS OF ingTatiating himself into
the good graces Of the young lady,
is accused of using rouge to produce
the desired color in his cheeks. he
stoutly maintains that there is not
word of truth in the charge but VI
on a recent visit, he having resigned
his pastorate about the first of the
year it was noticeable that every
morning the pillow cases had de-
cidedly pink hue to them. No one
ever heard of pink tears, nor is it be-
lieved that he stood upon his head to
sleep, consequently, the pinkish tlnge
must have come from his round,
plump, pink cheeks.
Are you interested in the real de-
velopment of Cambridge. The KIND
that means intelligent, healthy, pros
porous, progressive men and women
Do you know that ignorance and IL |
literacy are the parents Of vice, de- |
generacy and crime, that they him |
der progress and are productice
fields for anarchy, revolution and-vio- |
lent radicalism? Do you know that
a large community without a free
library, where all Of its citizenship |
may have the opportunity of getting
good reading matter. can lay no
claim to being progressive or en-
lightened community. Do you know
that factories, mills and similar de-
follow libraries, rather
than precede them; they are the re-
suit of operative intelligence, well
trained mind, broadened by study |
and reading conceives, finances, con-
structs and directs their operation. |
There will be public meeting in the
interest of free library for the people
of Dorchester county at the Chamber
of Commerce tomorrow night; will
YOU support the movement with your
presence or will your absence indl-
cate that you are opposed to it?