The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-10-04
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

| MIR. Solomon +. hlrWan, Jr., OF LlOyds,
was a Cambridge visitor this morning.
A substantial brick crossing is being
laid at the intersection of Gay, Race and
| Poplar streets.
The regular monthly meeting of the Of
fetal Board of Zion Church will be held
tonight at $50.
Captain Henry l. Phillips, of Hooper's
Island, has been in Cambridge this week
for few days.
Mr.. Granville Hopkins, of this city, has
entered the Tome Institute. at Port De
post, for the coming session.
General W. S. Muse, of Cambridge, is a
lay delegate to the Protestant Episcopal
Convention now in session at Richmond,
| Virginia.
Mr.. Columbus Waddell and Miss Sadie
Waddell, of Hurlock, left on the boat
Thursday evening for an extended trip to
1rdiana and linois.
Mr.. VIM. H. Taft told the Japs that a
war between the United States and Japan
would be a crime against civilization.
The same could be said of good many
other wars, but the pages Of history tell
us of many such crimes" There seems
to be pretty full supply of "hot air "
somewhere In the neighborhood of Mr.
Taft.
DR.. Gordon T Atkinson, Comptroller
of the State Treasury, has made the regu-
lar quarterly distribution of the State
school fund for the quarter of October
to January 1. The total amount distlibn
ted is $3.50, 600, this being $50 600 more
than that of the same period of last year.
The apportionment to Dorchester is &c.
546S SO.
| The Anti Bribery League, of Talbot
county, has addressed letter to the Leg
islative candidates on both the Republican
and Democratic tickets asking if they
will, if elected, pledge themselves to vote
for an amendment to the Constitution to
be submitted to the people to change the
section of the article which applies to the
/ bribery of voters, also if they will vote, if
elected, for proper law to carry out the
provisions of sucn amendment, if adopted.
and also proper law for corrupt practices
in elections
RESCUE FIRE COMPANY ELECTS OFFICERS.
At the annual meeting of members of
Rescue Fire Company Thursday night,
held in the reading room of the company,
the following officers were unanimously
chosen for the ensuing year:
President-Wcsley Burton.
Vice President-C L. Shorter.
Secretary-G Walter Wright.
Trustees-A W. Trego, Donald Stew
art and C. T. Mowbray.
Foreman Engine Co.-A Hamilton
Bayly.
Assistant Foreman-John T. Bradley.
Foreman Hose Co. No. 1-Frederick E.
Meekins.
Assistant Foreman-Herman Wiley.
Foreman Hose Co. No. 2-James N.
Thomas.
Assistant Foreman-J r. T. Donoho
Foreman Hook and Iadder-Guy s..
Burton.
Assistant Foreman-FIank Fountain.
Janitor-Clement T Mowbray.
Entertainment Committee-Edw. L.
Bramble, Wesley Burton, ] II. Turner,
Is. M. johnson and &. Walter Wight.
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made suit from D. II. LeCompte & Sons,
who guarantee every suit a fit or no sale.
1000 samples of all shades to select from
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D. H. LeCompte & Sons are headquar-
tiers for new and complete line of ready
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D. H. LeCompte s. Sons say look over
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to you that they are the people to buy
from.
Before buying your custom made Oh
ready. made suit, it will pay you to exam
inc the largest and finest line in Cambridge
at D. II. LeCompte & Sons.