The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-10-18

The second days lap of the tour
of the Eastern Shore by representa-
tiyes of the Merchants & Manufac-
turers' Association brought the bust
ness men to Cambridge today short
ly after the factories and mills had
sounded the noon hour. They left
Baltimore yesterday morning and
motored as far as Elkton, where the
first stop was made, dinner BENG
served there; then the trip was con-
tinued to Chestertown, Centreville
and Easton, the stop for the night
being made at the last named point.
Today the trip was resumed from
Easton, with stops at Preston, Hur-
lock. East New Market, and on to
Cambridge for dinner; after leaving
Cambridge, the trip was continued 10
Salisbury, where the party will re-
main over night.
The object of the trip as explained
by President Charles E. Falconer,of
the Association, is to meet as many
of the business people of the Eastern
Shore as possible; to let them know
that the business men of Baltimore
lions with them, and as the result OF
the establishment of such relations,
to show the people of the Shore that
they can trade more advantageously
with Baltimore than other places.
The members of the party in
cluded:
Charles E. Falconer, president,
representing The FalcOner Co.
S. S. Foote, secretary. represent
ing Morgan MilIwork Co.
William w. Cloud, president, rep
resenting State Bank of Maryland.
R. McGill Palmer, representing
State Bank of Maryland.
G. Frank DeGrange, representing
Baltimore Bargain House.
w. ]. Metzel, representing Red c
Oil Mfg. Co.
J.. R. Becker, Asst. sales manager.
representing Tidewater Portland Ce-
ment Co.
W. C. Benson, representing Tide
water Portland Cement Co.
j. K O'Farrell, representing Tide
water Portland Cement Co.
NJ B. Mulvey, representing Tide
water Portland Cement Co.
Malcolm W. Hill, representing
Malcolm w. Hill & Co.
Robert E. Tubman, president, rep
resenting Robert E. Tubman Co.
G. E. Blaylock, representing G. E.
Blaylock, Inc.
John J. Kelly, president, repre-
senting National Bldg. Supply Co.
Thomas F. Kelly, secretary, repre-
senting National Bldg. Supply Co.
G. F. Schumanr, representing Ma
tional Bldg. Supply Co.
J. Wilson Cole, treasurer, repre-
senting Central Savings Bank of Bal
timore.
81. c. Kinsey, representing John E.
Hurst & Co.
Sewen T. Clarke, representing
John E. Hurst & Co.
Richard H. Bond, representing Nc
Cormick e Co.
T. Murdoch, c. F. & P. A, repre-
senting B., C. & A. and M. D. & V.
Ry. Cos.
G. w. Latimer, vice-president, rep
resenting The Southern-Rome Co.
F. Thomas Lerch, president, rep
resenting Lerch Bros, Inc.
H W. Bennett, secretary, repre-
senting The Rice & Hutchins Balti-
more Co.
R. M. Nichols, president, repre-
senting Baltimore Roofing & Ashes
tos Mfg. Co.
g. Frank Young, secretary. repre-
seating Central Metal & supply Co.
F. s. whitman, Div. Mgr, repre-
senting c. & P. Telephone Co.
S. M. Greer, representing c. & P.
Telephone Co.
J. E. Boisseau, representing c. &
P. Telephone Co.
A J. Corning, secretary, repre-
senting Hubs & Corning Co.
J. Frank Schafer, representing
Hubs & Corning Co.
H. W. Rothstein, representing H.
w. Rothstein & Co.
P T. Blogg, treasurer, represent
ing Alpha Photo-Engraving Co.
Mrs. P. T. Blogg.
Robinson c. Pagon, representing
Armstrong, Gator & Co.
H. P. Hynson, representing Hyn-
son, Westcott & Co.
Robert Irwin, representing Balti-
more News.
A. F. Trappe, representing Ger
man Correspondent.
James M. Hoblitzell, representing
Baltimore American.
Harry Walsh, representing Morn
ing and Evening Sun.
Thomas J. Ewell, representing
Baltimore Star.
Robert J. Beacham, representing
Merchants & Manufacturers Asso.
E. s. Piersol, representing Mer-
chants & Manufacturers Asso.
M. H. Maltbie, representing City
Club.
S. A. Tubman, representing Mer-
chants & Miners Transportation Co.
John B. Griffin.