The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-06-12

I Mrs. James =. Higgins, of Vienna,
/ is visiting Mrs. James M. Robertson,
at her home on Glasgow street.
J The Chautauqua will not start
! Friday evening until S.45 o'clock, i'll
! order to give everyone a chance to
see the Elks' parade.
Mr.. Levin ]. Newcomb, of this
/ city, has been promoted to the grade
+ of a sergeant, and is now in Com
/ pany C, the 10th Regiment, U. S.
Infantry, located at Camp Mcclellan,
/ Admission, Ala.
/ Little Miss Flora Laird. who has
with her aunt, Mrs. VIM. Abbott, at
tending school, has returned home
! to spend the summer at Election, Va.
Mr.. Henry Hooper, who is a stu
/ dent at the Wharton School of FL
nance, OF the University of Pennsyl-
+ vania, is spending the vacation with
/ his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
/ Hooper, at their home on Oakley st.
Mrs. Thomas Laird and children.
and Miss Lydia Haynie, who have
/ been spending sometime as guests
/ of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Abbott, OF this
! city, left on the boat yesterday after
noon for their home at Election, Va
There will be a. Red Cross social
at Bucktown Church Friday after
noon and evening, June l4th. Ice
cream, cake, etc, will be sold, and
everyone is invited TO attend anu
| help along this splendid cause.
Miss Mary Byrn, who is a student
at Hood College, Frederick, arrived
home on the B., c. & a. steam
er this morning to spend the holi
days with her parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Samuel L. Byrn, at their home, THE
Lindens," near Cambridge.
The Girl Scouts started out today
on house to house canvass to aid il
registering children under six years
of age. 1t is hoped the women OF
Cambridge will receive them cour
NATION desired.
The committee on Smilcage will
endeayor to furnish the scventy-sev
en- colored drafted men of Dorches-
Ter county with Smileage Books. Mrs.
James c. Leonard, chairman, has d
small amount of money in hand and
the colored people have offered TO
help buy the books, but any white
people who wish to give books may
do SO.
William S. Hart, the worlds most
famous character actor, will be
shown at the Grand Opera House to-
morrow Thursday night, in
wolves of The Rail-" the big Art
/ 81 10 io1 NJ
his poney save the troop train. Ed
die Polo, in Tine Bulls Eye" max
ing big double western show to-
morrow night.
What is OF superlative impor-
lance is that our people shall be i'm
pressed with the necessity of econo-
MIXING in the consumption of arti-
cles Of clothing, food, and fuel, and
Of every other thing which consti
tutes a drain upon the available sup
plies, materials, and resources of the
country. Everything wasted now is
nothing short OF criminal.-W. G.
McAdoo, Secretary of the Treasury.
Mr. Augustus Bell has received a
letter from his son, Augustus Bell,
Jr., stating that he has arrived safe
ly in France Mr. Bell is a corporal
in the U. S. Navy Engineers, and has
been in the service over year, hav-
ing been one of the 500 to enlist in
April, 1917, joining what was then
known as the Honor Squad" all OF
whom will have their names enrolled
on monument to be erected at An
napolis.
Captain Joseph Frey, 104th Am
munition Train, U. S. A., who has
been visiting his family, who are
staying with Mrs. Frey's father, Mr..
Sewell NJ Moore, Glenburn avenue,
left on the early train this morning,
enroute for Admission, where his di-
vision has been in training. Captain
Frey expects to leave Admission in
few days for an ATLANTIC port, from
which they will embark for overseas
duty.
Persons who own dogs, 10 matter
what kind, from ours and cayoodles
up, will do we'll to read the State
wide Dog Law which is published in
this issue. This law requires every
dog six months old or over to be Ii
censed and provides that persons
conducting kennels, that is, making
business of raising dogs, shall take
out a license OF $40. But to be on
the safe side, everyone should read
the law in full