The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-08-26
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Published Daily Except Sunday
CAMBRIDGE. ND. AUGUST 26. ~
Brief Local News
Grand Opera House tonight.

Mr.. George Musselman, of Phila
delphia, is spending a short time il
town
Nh Calvin Livingston. of Camp
Meade, Md. spent the weekend with
relatives in town.
Mr.. Frank Robbins. who is now
stationed at Camp Meade, Md, spent
the weekend in town.
Mrs. sherman Frazier, of this city
is spending sometime as the guest OF
relatives and friends at Taylor's Is
land.
Mr.. Earl Fooks, who is in the Ord
nance Dept, in the training camp at
Edgewood, Md, is home on short
furIough.
Mr.. Herbert Harper left on the
train yesterday for Camp Meade
where he is in training for military
service, after spending a few days in
town.
Miss SalIie Lang. who has been
visiting relatives in Queen Annc's
county for sometime. returned to he1
home on Muir street Sunday after
noon.
/ Paymaster Holmes Sherman and
wife. and little daughter, Frances, OF
Norfolk, Va, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Walter sherman. Choptank
iavenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Robinson
and daugn Ca, Howardine, of Wash,
ington, D. c.. are visiting Mr.. Rob
inson's sister, Mrs. John NJ. Prit
chett, Muir street.
1t has been reported that Mr.. Chas
Phillips. of Hurlock, received a tele-
gram last Saturday, stating that his
son, Merritt Phillips, was among the
missing in action on July 21st.
Mr.. Harold Delaha, of Baltimore
arrived in town Saturday night, anC
will spend several days with his pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Delaha
at their home on Glasgow street.
Mr.. William MusseIman and wife
of Philadelphia, are visiting Mr.. Mu:
selmans mother, Mrs. Geo. Mussel
man. Locust street Mr.. MusselmaI
is First Glass Woman, [. s n, sta
toned at Philadelphia
An appeal is made to the home
people that thirty more smileag'
books are needed to complete thu
number for the men that leave 10
morrow night. Let's help cheer thei1
! way with a smileage.
Miss Z. Virginia Fleming, for thu
past two years stenographer for Win
field Webster & Co., was forced to r.
sign her position last week on ac
count of i'll health, the climate arount
Vienna not agreeing with her.
Marie Walcamp, the fearless sta
of Liberty and other big serials
will be seen at the Grand Oper;
House in the first chapter of tn
big wild animal serial, TIE Lion
Claw" This is an extra attraction
in addition to- the Honeymoon
Mrs. Russell P. Smith has been ap
pointed publicity agent for the Hom'
| Service of the Red Cross. The com
mittee used splendid judgment in Sc
lecting Mrs. Smith to fill this posi-
ton, since she has had a number o
years experience in that line of work
The Grand Opera House is nov
open every night, starting this weel
, with a big, attractive show ever.
: might. Tonight (Monday) Constance
ITalmadge, in The Honeymoon, ''ant
Marie Walcamp in the first chapte
; of The Lions Claw" See regula
. ad for program for the rest of TIL
week.
!. In a letter recently received b,
! Mr.. Leon Tschantre from his brother
! Arnold Tschantre, who is now in ser
, vice somewhere in France, he state
that he is only about forty mile
, from a town in Switzerland, wher
he had visited often when he wa
there several years ago. It's inter
. esting to the boys from home to hay
Sonny" with them to show then
around.
Mr.. F. S. Merkle, deputy fror
the Internal Revenue office, Balti
more, who has been in Cambridge TO
the past three weeks, in connection
| with the registration of boats, viii
. I be here all of this week; that is, I'm
til Saturday morning. The fine O
$1,000 or l years Imprisonment
which is the penalty for failure t
: register such beats, is of sufficien
I Importance to make everyone realiz
. the necessity of complying with tn
law. Do not take a chance, do no
/ take it for granted that your boa
! should not be registered, but see MI
Merkle Every boat, understand
every boat that has a gasoline engin
in it-must register, otherwise it
owner is subject to the penalties re
ferred to above. Sail boats, withou
!. engines, above five tons, must b.
registered.
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