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VOLUME 26 No. 81
ESSEX COACH I
f
Which ’ j
Two types of closed cars sell under $2,000.
f One has pretty trinkets, vanity cases, cigar lighters,
trunks, etc. Do you want them at the cost of motor car >
efficiency? Do you want a chassis such as sells in open i
models hundreds of dollars under closed car prices?
Or-
The Essex Coach at $1245?
It gives all closed comforts, is sturdy, has ample carry
ing space for passengers and luggage and has lasting
quality.
The Essex chassis is always efficient and costs little to |
operate. Leading American and European experts pro
claim it is "the finest, liveliest car of its size that is built.” '
Wouldn’t you rather have car performance than body I
trinkets?
Company
v-.. A.
r tMI ■! Hl mtimx* rf— rasamr- ■ ~ \
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LeCompte & Harper
Furniture
*
We make a specialty of medium priced furniture Let ur
show yon our stock. We also carry the belter grades as
well* We have Phonographs, Pianos and Organa, Orna
ments, Picture Frames, Etc,
Funeral Directors
We are fully equipped to handle every detail of funerals.
Storage
. A.
We have a large new warehouse where we store goods at
reasonable prices,
LeCompte &Harper
Phone 116 Race St. Cambridge* Md.
ji WAR SAVINGS STAMPS j
;; (Not Registered) :
;; AND :
II U. S. VICTORY BONDS I
;; “A” to “F” Inclusive j
CAN BE CASHED ATJ !
;; ■
The Eastern Shore Trust Company
FROM NOW TO JAN. 1, 1923 |
!! If the money is left on deposit. ;
• 1 •
•' Registered Stamps can only be cashed through ;
;; the Post Office where registered.
i ; Interest on the Victory Bonds “A” to “F” :
11 will be paid to Dec. 15, only. ;
- GEO. W. WOOLFORD, Pres. ;
;; J. G. MILLS. Cashier. :
The Daily Banner
CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND, SATURDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 30, 1922
- I FOR SALE
j Woodstock typewriter, practically
ne. . Cheap to quick buyer. Apply to
Mrs. J. E. Corkran, Williamsburg, Md.,
1 or Phone 62-3 Hurlock Md.
j 12|22-lwk. .
House on Mill street. Possession
January Ist. Apply to J. Richard
Smith. 12|18-ti
Dwelling on Locust street!"””
iate possession. Apply J. Richard
Smitln^
Whte Leghorn Breeding Cockerels
from my heavy laying snow white egg
strain of Leghorns. Price $2.50 to $3
H. O. Mott, Hambrooks Bay Boulevard.
j Cambridge. Md., Route No. 1.
i .1— ■ i i —^.l^
I Bungalow in first class order all
I conveniences, good location, garage in
rear, cheap if sold quick, terms if de
sired, apply. W. S. Hoddinott, phone
26 and 419 12|S-tf
FOR RENT
Conveniently Located Office, Heated
Apply to F. F. Payne
Brick house corner of Locust and
Mill street cheap to quick and good
tenant. Every modern convenience.
Edward B. Phillips. 12|18-tf
Corner store in Arcade building, now
occupied by J. Howard Hirst, florist.
For terms etc. apply J. Bryan Dashiell
Treas. 12114-lmo.
WANTED
Family sewing and plain dresses. Ap
ply 416 Race street. 12j28-5t
Salesman, will arrange salary and
expenses with good man. Write Clyde
L. Rubber Company, South Bend. Ind.
° .Tieeond bund musical Instruments of
nil descriptions bought and sold. The
= E. K. Musical Supply Co No 4 Court
Lane 12|11-mo
i LOST
'!* Friday pair horn rimmed spectacles.
1 * Liberal reward Is returned to Mrs.
T Small. 109 Mill street.
• ’ Black and white dog with brown
*! ‘ head and ears and answers to the
T name of ‘‘Lope.’’ Finder kindly notify
•• thi s office 12|28-2t
• • Last week, white setter dog with
• black specks on body and few brown
• • specks on nose. Reward if returned to
•i* E M. Skinner. 12|26-5t
I i One white female setter dog wear-
X ing new collar. Finder kindly return
X or notify J. Radcliffe Jones, Muir St.,
a, Cambridge, Md. 12|29-3t
I; MISCELLANEOUS
’ * Get into a real business of your own:
*' Local city territory now open. Sell
’ ’ the genuine J. R. Watkins Products.
J | Everybody knows Watkins spices, ex
, , tracts, coffee, medicines, toilet prepa
,, rations, etc. Standard for more than
a ■ fifty years . Biggest line, biggest
■ ■ values and highest quality makes easy
a i selling for you. Write today for free
v sample and proof that you can make
•i 1 from $3,000 to $5,000 a year. J. R.
• * Watkins Co. Dept. 83, New York,
II N. Y. DEc. 2-9-16-23-30
•; SPECIAL NOTICE
• ’ The teachers of the First Baptist
JJ Church will entertain the ’Juniors
!> and Intermediates (tonight) at 7.30
■ ’ in the Sunday School room of the
\ | church. All children of these two
imJ, classes please be present.
MASONIC ATTITUDE
ON KU KLUX KLAN
i
Grand Master Explains Stand Of Or- ■
der In Tins State.
The Masons of Maryland neither ■
oppose tho Klan nor prohibit its
members from becoming Klansmen.
It takes sides neither with nor
against the Klan.
The question as to the relation of
Maryland Masons to the Klan came
up here today following announce
ment that yesterday the Ku Klux j
Klan in Pennsylvania was outlawed
by the Grand Lodge of Free Masons
of Pennsylvania.
The status of the Masons in Mary
land in regard to the Klan was ex
plained by Warren S. Seipp, Grand
Master of the 72,000 Masons in
Maryland.
“The action of Pennsylvania Ma
sons,” said Mr. Seipp. “was purely
local. As far as I know, no other
State Masonic body has taken similar
action. Each State organization is
independent so far as such questions
are concerned. Indeed, the matter
has never been mentioned to the
Grand Lodge of Maryland.”
Mr. Seipp explained that a Mason
can join any organization outside
the Masonic organization if the other
organization does not conflict with
Masonic principles.
“If the organization joined stands
TONIGHT! IP- i }P. M.
POSITIVELY THE OMF SHOW YOU
R GREATEST O UillL EVER SAW
VIOLA
| DANA “Cinderella’s Twin”
CONSTANCE
A TALMADGE “Mrs. Leftingweli’s Boots”
Kuni "■ '.ti'-JSSM
A ROLAND “The Timber Queen”
PAUL
PARROT A Hal Reach Comedy
D WILLIAM DOLAN Cambridge the Piano!;
CHELMiEN 10 Cts. ABULTS 28 Cts.
m MONDAY and TUESDAY (Matinee Monday at 3:00)
£ DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in
“The 3 Musketeers”
— We couldn’t start the New Year off belter.
mrlrri 12,000 Feel of Adventure and Pulsating love kterest.
“KICKING FOOL” is the Century Comedy.
‘ ALWAYS “Musketeers” at 7:45 at Night, 3:30 Afternoon.
1
Opportunity
Master of human destinies am I;
Fame, love and fortune on my foot
! steps wait;
t Cities and fields I walk; I penetrate
Deserts and seas remote, and passing
; by
; Hovel and mart and palace, soon or
late.
I knock unbidden once at every gate!
If sleeping, wake; if feasting, rise,
before
I turn away. It is the hour of Fate,
And they who follow me reach every
i state
i Mortals desire, and conquer every foe
Save death, but those who doubt or
hesitate,
■ Condemned to failure, misery and
• Seek me in vain, and uselessly im
i plorc.
; I answer not, and I return no more,
woe,
—J_ J- Ingalls.
! o
■ NOTICE TO PARENTS
! Parents should realize that it is
t dangerous to place rifles in the
. hands of children; recently a number
t of cases of persons shot with rifles by
• boys have been treated at the hos
pital and every day complaints are
1 received by the police of windows
; broken or of persons who have nar
rowly escaped being shot as the re-
L suit of the careless firing of rifles in
the hands of boys. An ordinance of
Cambridge prohibits the shooting of
firearms within the corporate limits
‘ and notice is hereby given to all par
> ents that the police have been in
t structed to strictly enforce this or
■ diuance. All boys caught firing
1 rifles or reported for doing so will be
: arrested and the parents will be held
■ responsible.
DANIEL E- BRANNOCK, Bailiff.
• 12128-St
: I WATER CONSUMERS TAKE NOTICE I
; | We request that all those X
; I Water Consumers who i
; t have not paid their water I
[rent to Jan. 1, 1928, do Z
so at once, so that we f
can close our books for X
1922. %
DORCHESTER WATER COMPANY. |
for something against Masonic prin
ciples,” he said “then we can com
mand our members not to join it.
i As for tho action of Grand Master A.
jM- Beitlcr of Pennsylvania in pro
j nouncing that no ‘good Mason will
I hereafter hold membership or aflilia
tion with tho Klan’ it will bo rcraem
( bered that another grand master of
! that State prohibited Masons from
joining tho Eastern Star. Eut the
Maryland organization took no such
action.”
As far as the Klan is concerned,
said Mr. Seipp. it cprinciples, as
enunicatod by the Klan itself, are not
| unlawful.
Mr. Seipp stressed the point how
ever .that, although the Masons of
Maryland have nothing against the
Klan, they are not upholding any
thing the Klan Might do or has done,
They are separate and distinct bod
ies. according to him,
o
Union Watch Night Service
The congregation of Grace M. E.
Church, South, Zion M- E. Church,
The First Baptist Church and St.
Paul’s M. P. Church will hold a
Union Watch Night Service Sunday
night at 11 o’clock at Grace Church.
It is expected that there will be a
large attendance at this service to
see the old year out and the new one
como in.
i-*n i— ——. i tWfT'ITWTf >1 I I •
CAMBRIDGE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
COAL COAL
I
Just Arrived—
One Car Lump Coal
For—
FURNACE
RANGE, ETC.
Mixed with Anthracite Coal it
will help with any Goal Stove.
ORDER TODAY!
COAL COAL
CAMBRIDGE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Doot 9 t Delay
Join Now
Christmas
Saving Club
For 1923
Weekly Payments
25c. to $5,00
4% Int. Added
The Farmers & Merchants National
Bank of Cambridge
INSURANGE
OF ALL KINDS
IN OLD AND RELIABLE COMPANIES
Arthur S. Hopkins
I‘HONES 4G0—597 RACE ST. NEAR GAY
CAMBRIDGE MARYLAND
WOOD I MOOD! WOOD! Cash only.
A large load of good wood—most-f WOOLFORD & SMITH ,
ly oak for $2.50; halt load $1.50-t Phone 38 Cambridge. Md
| Residence Burlary Policies
ISSUED BY
1 I ,
Edgar B. Simmons insurance “gj
| ■ 1
PRICE $5.00 PER YEAR