The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-05-31
Brief Local News
Grand Opera House tonight.

III duu opCld douSS Ioh16ht.
No Scout meeting tonight, as Mr.
| Kinks will be at Church Creek, to
make an address to the Camp Fire
| organization.
Mrs. Morgan Robinson and two
! children, Anita and Lee, of Washing
! ton, are spending sometime in this
! city at the Hotel Dixon.
/ Theatre-goers should not fail to
see the splendid program to be
shown tonight at the Grand Opera
! House Marie Doro and Hobart Bos-
worth, leading lights among film
stars, will appear in "Oliver Twist
Mr. Willard Hooper, who has been
visiting his parents, Capt. and Mrs.
Richard Hooper, at their home on
Maryland avenue, left on the train
this morning for Philadelphia, where
he will report at League Island
Navy Yard.
You can buy a Liberty Loan Bond
from any of our banks by paying one
dollar down on fifty dollar bond,
and paying the balance in weekly in
stallments The officials of your
bank will be glad to talk it over
with you.
The Sunday School Orchestra of
Zion NJ e. Church sent SIS to this
office yesterday to be turned over to
Captain Hirst for the fund for Com
pany C. This fund is growing very
nicely, and every contribution will
be gladly received by any member
of the company or it may be left at
this Office
Miss Vashti Moore, who spent sew
eral months in Baltimore visiting
relatives, has returned to her home
on Glenburn avenue. She was ac-
companied by her sister, Mrs. Joseph
Frey, and little son, Sewell, who will
be the guests of Mrs. Frey's father,
Mr.. Sewell NJ. Moore.
Delegate Lloyd Wilkinson, of Bal
timore, is spending sometime in
visiting the counties of the State in
behalf of the proposed annexation
| bill which Baltimore will ask the
Legislature of 1918 to pass. The
subject of annexation will not be ia
ken up at the special session.
One of the great national banks
has subscribed for S75,0O0,000 of
tic IlUSlis Ivan bohuSy "hu INV
paid exactly the same price as you
can buy for face value. Any bank
will receive your subscription for
| lars up. They will arrange terms OF
payments to suit you.
In the eighth inning of the after
noon game yesterday, between the
Yankees and the Athletics, Frank
Baker was SO badly hurt that he
! had to leave the game. Thinking
| that Johnson was going to bunt, Ba-
/ ker played we'll up for it, but the
batsman swung hard and knocked
| a fast grounder, which took a bad
| bound and hit Baker in the face.
The members of the Liberty Loan
Commission, appointed for Dorches-
ter county, composed of Messrs. Will
liam F. Applegarth, president of the
| Farmers and Merchants National
Bank; Levi B. Phillips, president Of
the National Bank of Cambridge
George w. Woolford, president OF
the Eastern Shore Trust Company
and Albanus Phillips, first vice-presi
dent of the Peoples Loan, Savings &
Deposit Bank, have organized ant
| have appointed committees to handle
| the various phases of the matter. Il
is hopedt hat every parent will moi
| only buy some Of these bonds fof
| himself, but for the other members
of the family as well. The bonds will
| sell for $50, and upward, and ar
| rangements will be completed so
that they may be purchased upon the
| installment plan. Full details will
be published in later issue of this
| paper.