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The Daily Banner, is published
every afternoon except Funday a*
112 High Street, Cambridge, Mil.
CAMBRIDGE, ML., MAR. 4, 1922.
Entered as second class matter in
the Postofflce at Cambridge, Md. i
WEBB & WEBB
Edit oil Ana Proprietors.
The Chamber of Commerce has
sent out a notice to all of its mem
bers asking that they vote upon the
question of the bond issue of $175,-
000 for a new high school building
for Cambridge: also whether or not
they favor improving the present
high school building. Every m
ber of the Chamber of Commerce
should vote upon this question, the
management is absolutely within its
rights in asking the membership how
it stands and no member should hesi
tate about voting his or her senti
ments; no member should hedge up
on the question, vote one way or the
other; one member has just as much
right to an opinion upon the question
as another and the management has
no desire to influence any member,
it simply wants an expression from
its membership.
Idealism or materialism is a mat
ter of temperment, of spiritual in
sight. or the lack of it. Adherents
of these opposing philosophies of life
are and every will remain in opposi
tion to each other. Becoming in
terested in civic or town development
will not change a man’s basic inter
pretations of life.
The natural idealist —and there is
no such thing as an artiflcally pro.
duced one—is bound to view the:
world as a plastic thing in the hands
of human beings. He sees men
dominating matter. He knows that
copper is mixed in Montana, manu
factured in Connecticut, and sold in
Texas'; that mahogany logs are cut
in Honduras, shipped to New Orleans
and converted into furniture in
Grand Rapids, and sent back to New
Orleans for sale. He is not deluded
“ by ponderous materialism, masquer
ading as the “£cbnoinic basis of his
tory” nor will he concede that city
was ever built bv material things.
But there are many people who
have not clarified their economic or
their social thinking even to the
point of conciously understanding,
their own basis of judgment in;
weighing the facts of city growth..
When such men drop into community
existance they are without chart oi
guide in their day’s work. They
like the mental warmth and suffus
ing glow of inspirational speeches |
based on clear idealism but they!
muddle along in a hazy' effort to
adopt their every day thinking to
that- utter materialism which says ,
that a city grows because of its pos
session of material things. Quite
naturally a city, with citizens of this
type, meander all over the economic.
and socialogical lot. There can be
no consistant administrative policy, j
Sometime the town acquires a re-ac.,
tionary reputation without intending;
to be conservative and just because|
it lacks a definite intention of anyj
sort. Public criticism, once aroused :
blindly slashes at the fury. As for;
itself, the town is confused by what |
seems to be public ingratitude. Yetj
the solution to all our troubles i
could be found quickly if we could |
bring ourselves to analyze our own i
basic thinking.
—R. L. G. )
REGULAR TANK
Ray—“ Your husband’s at the
police station- Why don’t you bail
him out?”
May—“lf he’s my husband, you
couldn’t pump him out!”
—Topics Of The Day Films
1“ Burgderfer” I
The Famous Humorist
Will Be At
ARMORY
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March 7th., 8.15 P. M. I
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An Open Letter To
Delegate Robbins?
* Mr. Editor: -
Will you permit me the use of the
space ti) ask Delegate Robbins a
question or two about the proposed
1 $250,000 School Bond issue?
(1> Mr Robbins will you tell us
who is behind this proposed school
bond issue?
(2 I Has the School Board endors
ed the proposed loan? I ask this
question because I should think leg
islation concerning public school af
fairs should start with the School
Board has not endorsed the proposed
bond, issue.
t 3) Since this matter has the en
dorsement of the Chamber of Com
merce will you advise me how many
members of the Chamber of Com
merce were present at the meeting
when the loan bill was endorsed?
(4 f Can you tell me what effect
this and other bills will have upon
the tax rate in the future. 1 have
been told that the amount raised by
taxation last year at the rate of $1.60
on the SIOO fell short about $75,000
of being enough to pay the year’s
bills. It this is true, does it not
mean that the rate will have to be
increased next year about 40 cents
on the SIOO to take care of our
regular expenses unless they are cut
down very much; the Cook bill will
add about 5 cents additional to the
rate; the S2OO 000 bond issue will
add about 6 cents fore for interest
alone, not counting the sinking fund
which should be not less than 5 cents
per SIOO, and I am told that the
town proposes to increase 5 or 10
cents, now Mr. Robbins, if you add to
all of this nearly 7 cents more for in
terest and 6 cents for sinking fund
for your school bill will you not
have a tax rate in Cambridge of $3,44
on the SIOO, and of $2.64 in the
county?
I , (5) Do you consider t|iis a
tax rate?
j Now, Mr. Robbins, this informa
’ tion is not asked for the purpose of
nagging or fault finding or because
I am opposed to progress but for the
sincere purpose of getting informa
tion and I hope that you will show
me the courtesy of answering each
question separately
—TAXPAYEß.
NEW STAR AGNES AYRES
IN “cAPPY RICKS”
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Agnes Ayres, Paramount’s newest
star will have, cause to remember her
last appearance as a leading woman
iin a Paramount picture. She was
elevated to stardom by Paramount
while working as leading with Thoa.
Meighan in "Cappy Ricks” a compli
i ation of Peter B. Kyne’s breezy
stories of the sea, which will be
i shown at the Arcade theatre next
I Monday and Tuesday with matinee
each. day.
The company directed by Tom For
man spent sometime on the Maine
j ebast off which the wreck scenes
j were made. After returning from
: from the locations Miss Ayres receiv
ed instructions to report in Holly
wood to begin her first picture as a
star.
The “Cappy Ricks” company work
ed day and night for a week, with
only a few hours between scenes, to
I complete the episodes in which Miss
■ Ayres appears- The part of Florrie
Ricks, heroine of the Kyne story,
supplies Miss Ayres with one of her
I best screen characterizations. The
! support generally is excellent. —Adv
NOTICE TO ODD FELLOWS
It is earnestly requested that all
I members of Dorchester Lodge No. 19
I I. O. O. F. meet in the Lodge room
| at 1 o’clock, Sunday, March sth to
! attend the funeral of our late brother
! William J. Twilley and it will be
j very much appreciated if all those
who can will furnish automobiles-
J .E. TINLEY, N. G.
SILENT PARTNERS
i “Don’t you miss your husband
! very much now that he is a travel,
ing man?”
“Oh, no! At breakfast I just stand
a newspaper up in front of a plate
and half the time I forget he isn’t
there.”
—Dry Goods Economist
AFTER, NOT BEFORE
Judge—Do you mean to say that
such a physical wreck as your hus_
| band gave you that black eye?
Plaintiff—Your honor, he wasn’t
a physical wreck unt/1 he gave me
( the black eye.
—Farmer and Breeder.
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Grace Church Notices
GRACE M. E. CHURCH, South
Rev. J. R Laughton, Pastor.
9;45 Brigadier Henry D. Bale of
Baltimore, Divisional Commander of
the Salvation Army, addresses
Baraca Class. Strong musical pro
gram Gallery reserved for ladies.
11 Pastor talks to Junior Congrega
tion on “The Wedding of A Prin
cess;’’ 2.30 Sunday School; 7.30 Ad
dress by pastor on “The Inside Story
Of Fatty Arbuckle and His Notorious
Party: A Danger Signal.” Doors
open at 6.30. No seats promised af
ter 7 o’clock.
—Miss Mattie Barclay of Coombs
, Conservatory of Music, Philadelphia
will render a violin solo at Grace
Baraca Class tomorrow morning.
The pastor of Grace Methodist
Church will deliver an address Sun
day night, March sth in the church,
on “The Inside Story of Fatty Ar
buckle and His Notorious Party. An
nouncement has been made that he
will handle this subject w T ith gloves
off and without apology, dealing in
plain terms, though with as much de
licacy as the subject will permit.
In preparation for this address the
pastor wrote to Los Angeles, Cali
loruia, for inside information, which
ho will give out. The purpose of
this address is to hang out a danger
signal before the parents and youth
of America. All who are interested
in morals are invited. No seats;
promised after seven o’clock. Ser- j
vices begin promptly at 7.30 Doors
open at 6.30.
Dr. Edward Leigh Pell, noted
author and lecturer_ will deliver a
series of addresses in Grace Metho
dist Church beginning Sunday April
2 3 and continuing through Friday of
the same week. Detailed announce
ments will be made later. The pas
tor of Grace Church has just receiv
ed a letter from Dr .Pell accepting
this engagement. He is closing a
series of engagements in the south |
and is on his way to lecture on his j
northern itinerary. This was his on-!
ly open date for twelve months.
Cambridge is fortunate in procur
in the services of this distinguished
Bible student. Dr. Pell is the arthur
of more than thirty books, some of j
which have been translated into j
other languages. He is also the !
author and editor of “Pell’s Notes j
On The Sunday School Lessons.” Hej
is a brilliant Bible expositor hardly i
second to Dr- G. Campbell Morgan, i
All denominations are invited to |
share in this treat. Dr. Pell is a
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j speaker of unusual fascination, with
}a picturesque and ripping style all j
! his own He draws immense
j audiences.
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, —With renewed energy the Baraea
I Class is again on the war.path
' i against sin, and is looking forward!
ii to a great meeting next Sunday I
I morning when Brigadier Henry D. j
j Bale, Divisional Commander of the j
Salvation Army will be the speaker, j
I Every one of last Sunday’s volunteer j
| boosters are expected to be in their |
■ | places, rain or shine, with a full re-'
i port, and a great crowd is expected.!
ij A good place to spend an hour, j
. I Come .nd be convinced. Good music 1
by seven piece orchestra.
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NEW ALTO KETAUt SHOT
In couuccuon wuii ray garage
■ have opened an aummobilf repa .
shop, which is in charge of s compe.
tent man. All work will bo nandled
promptly and at reasonable rates.
Give me a call, convenient location,
prompt service, good workmanship.
Phone 59. wm. l. ucan, Qay street
| STOP! j
; | What’s Your Reputation Worth? i
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| Have You
* Joined The I
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Book Exchange
If NOT DO SO TODAY!
It costs you 3 cents a day to
read the books, after you have
I paid the membership cost of
I SI.OO- Included in our books
| are “The Sheik,’’ “If Winter
| Comes,” “Obstacle Race,” “To 1
The Last Men,” Etc.
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Wr Further Details And In.
formation Inquire Of
Hoge & Holder |
38 Poplar St. Cambridge, Md.
NOTICE
j Not being able to foresee the won '
I derful results of the Dollar Day Sale
Iwe found ourselves over-sold on
! Trays and Mirrors before the day was
j over.
i Those of our patrons who have no!
j yet received their Tray or Mirror will
1 get it the first of the week.
1 NATHAN’S FURNITURE STORE.
j FOR SALE
I Baby carriage, phone [phone] >
( Look! New S room house! Near silk
mill! Good water! Cellar! Lot 80x143! |
Fine view Suitable for hoarding girls. I
lor 2 families! Rock bottom price. Good!
. Terms! Address Leon Thiery, Roa- I
noke. Va„ Route ,i. 1
WANTED
Agents to solocit orders for men’s ,
clothes from factory direct to wearer
at wholesale prices. J. Salsburg- Sons
& Co., Philadelphia, Pa. 3[4-3t
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Electricity taught ny experts. Earn
| while you learn at home. Electrical
I Cook and Proof Lessons Free. Your;
success guaranteed and position se- \
! cured. Write to Chief Engineer CCoke
2144 Lawrence Ave., Chicago.
Salesmen —23 per cent commission.
| selling only practical Whitewashing!
and General Spraying Machine on mar
ket. Reputable product, nationally ad
vertised, field unlimited, producers
granted exclusive territory. Frank
Crawford. Distributor, 305 Broadway
: New York.
i DO VOU KNOW ANY FACTORIES OR
1 SMALL TOWNS IN NEED OF FIR!•
j -PROTECTION?
j Ajax Fire Engine Works will pay
* you v. liberal commission for selling
l their line of factory and fire depart
ment types of chemical engines, motor
. fui apparatus, extinguishers, hose and
j other lire devices to prospects in this
land surrounding Counties. Write now
j for full particulars to Ajax Fire En
-1 gine Works, Bush Terminal Bldg. 12
j Brooklyn, New York.
What’s Your Reputation Worth? I
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Income Tax News
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j Evvry citizen of the United States!
■ is subject to tile provisions of the in_
1 come tax law. lie may live in this
j country or lie may live abroad, pos
j si■ 'in- no property within the United
| Si ai eh and deriving no income from
i sources within the United States.
I :,Vv■< rtheless, he must file a return
i if ingle and his net income for 1921
1 was SIOOO or more or his gross in
come SSOOO or more, or if married
and hi;; net income was's2ooo or
more nr his gross income was SSOOO
or more. Divorces or persons sepa
-1 rated from husband or wife by
mutual consent are classed as single
persons.
The same obligation to file a re
turn and pay the tax rests on a resi
dent alien, although his entire iu
i ome may he derived from sources
without, the United States.
While forms were sent to persons
who last year filed returns, failure to
receive a form does not relieve an in
; dividual of his or her obligation to
i file ;■ return and pay the tax on time
, on or before March 15, if filed on a
• calendar year bhsis- Forms 1040-A
for returns of income of SSOOO and
less: 1040 for returns of income in
excess of SSOOO may be obtained at
the office of the Collector Baltimore,
Md.. and at the following branch of
fices: Washington, D. C., Hagers
town. Md.. Salisbury, Md
GALEN L. TAIT, Collector.
HOUSES AM) MULES
I have just returned from the city
wijh a shipment of splendid horses
and mules, suitable for all purposes.
These are priced very low and it will
pay you if you need horses or mules
or have some that do not suit you,
to come and see these-
WM. L. DEAN.
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NOTICE TO ODD FELLOWS
There will boa very important
meeting of Dorchester Lodge No. 19
I. O. O. F., Monday night March fith
as we want to make necessary ar
rangments to start the work on our
building and it is important that all
members be present at this meeting
so that each may know just what is
to be done. Don’t forget the date
; and bo present.
J. E TINLEY, Noble Grand
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Big Closing-
Out Sale
Intending to go out of busi
ness I will offer for sale at cost
prices my entire stock of mer_
i ! chandise. If you are looking
j for bargains just come to
MOWBRAY’S STORE
At 124 Race St.
next door to Chas. Mace.
Every thing must be sold by-
April first as we want to va
cate by that date. Don’t miss
His sale as we have most any
thing you need.
Men’s Underwear
Men’s all 'kinds
Men’s Work Shirts
Men’s Overalls and Junipers
Men’s Dress Shirts
Men’s Pants, alll kinds
Ladies’ Underwear
Ladies’ Hose, all kinds
Ladies’ Dresses
(’hildren’s Underwear
Children’s Hose, all kinds
Children’s Dresses
Percals gingham, muslins,
white goods, silks, embroidered
towels and crash. Lot of fan
cy goods, gloves, pocket books
and all kinds of notions.
Dishes, enamel ware. rugs,
druggets and other things too
numerous to mention.
My Store Will Also Be For Rent
L. A. MOWBRAY
j Cash Shoe Store |
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| Special for Saturday |
\ Woman’s Brown Kid I Strap Pumps $5.85 I
t ,f Pat 1 Strap Pumps $5.!5 ♦
Brown Calf Oxfords s3*Bs-$4.85 t
I Men’s Brown Shoes $4.85 $5.85 \
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I The Only Exclusive Shoe Store In Cambridge I
UCOMPTE’B SHOE SHOP I
Home of Good Footwear |
25 Hace Street Cambridge. Md f
Attractive Footwear-
The sort that appeals to good dressers, tiie out
of-the-ordinary kind with tone and individuality-
Very best makers’ productions - Made from best
leathers - Come! shaic the savings with other .
shoppers on only good shoes and oxfords at the
Lowest Prices.
J. F. WILLIS & SON
28 Poplar St. The Q uahtv S:o>e
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Cbmpaie Motor Car Values j
THINK of a Ford Sedan with starter j
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high-class car having all the comforts
and Conveniences that go along with
an enclosed job -
Compare it with any other car either
open or enclosed, point for point, with
out even considering the hundreds of
thousands now in use or the extensive
Service Organization back of your pur
chase, and you will agree that the Ford
Sedan represents a motor car value
that cannot be equalled anywhere.
Let us take you for a ride in one.
Cambridge Aulo Co.
PHONE 78, 34 R cc St
CAMBRIDGE, MARY LAN i>
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