The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-05-28
MANY YOUNG MEN LEAVE
TO ENTER THE SERVICE
One Man. Joseph c. Marine. Fails 10
Observation-Disclosures Already on
His Trail-Likeiy to be Dealt
With Severely.

| Nearly one hundred more Dor
| chester men left yesterday afternoon
| on the steamer Joppa to enter the
service of the United States Govern
ment in the prosecution of the war
in which it is engaged with Ger
many, Austria Hung gary, Turkey ana
Bulgaria. Before leaving the men
were addressed in the morning b!
former Judge W. Laird Henry, Dr..
Guy Steele and Mr. Frederick IL
Fletcher H. Fletcher. They also had
the Home Service and Insurance fea-
lures of the service explained TO
them by Misses Mollie G. Leonard
ana Katharine Wallace. Mrs. James
G. Leonard, representing the Smile
age Committee, presented each or
the men with d Smileage Book, ana
Miss Grace Leonard, chairman OF
the Committee on Drafted Men, pre-
scented each of them with a sweater:
In the afternoon just before the
time for the men to leave for the
| boat through the efforts of Col. AL
| banus Phillips and Mr.. Martin w.
! Smith, meeting was held, at which
short talks were made by Col. Phil
| lips, Mayor Earle w. Orem, p. Wat
| son Webb, and Hon. Josiah Leeds
Kerr, in which the men were told
| that the people of this county, to a
man, stood solidly behind them, and
would back them up to the limit OF
! the last dollar, and, if need be, the
i last drop of blood. After speeches, a
parade was formed, headed by the
Old Veterans, delegation of cit1-
zens headed by Mayor Orem, the Boy
Scouts, the Citizens Band, the Local
Board, then the men leaving, with
the members of Rescue Fire Com
pany, in uniform, bringing up the
rear.
Following on the payements were
thousands OF citizens from Cambridge
and all parts of the county, while
hundreds of automobiles lined both
sides of the streets and the Long
Wharf The Citizens Band, which
had disbanded, got together especial
ly for the purpose of honoring these
men, and the manner in which its
members rendered the various patri-
otto selections was an inspiration to
all
There were eighty-eight men call
ed and every one was accounted for
with the single exception of Joseph
u. 4hdtluO, " hO lSSlSlClcu II Jill l1ul
lock. Marine failed TO report, and
as soon as it was found out that he
would not do so, the Governm ent
Secret Service was notified, and a net
has been stretched for him all over
the country.
In addition 10 the men who were
called for service, three men from
Hooper's Island, who have become
of age since the time for registra-
ton, left with the men, and will
volunteer their services without
waiting to register and be called.
The men called yesterday We're:
Jack Shorter, Robbins.
ROLAND Moore, Vienna.
Leroy Adams, Fishing Greek.
John Willis Dunnock, Cambridge.
Howard Henry Creighton, Fishing
Creek.
Edwin Clifton Pearson, Cambridge
Russell H. Parks, Hollands Island
Charles Creighton, Fishing Creek.
Andrew F. Christopher, Hurlock.
Glover Crandell, Wingate.
Harry August Schluter, East New
Market.
Asbury B. Bramble, Bishops Head
VIM. Preston Johnson, Toddville.
John Milton Mills, Robbins.
Earl Linwood Hurst, Secretary.
Marion Louis Needs, Cambridge.
Henry James Hooper, Hoopersville
James Hyland Jones, Elliott.
Laurel Jackson Bramble, Croche'
ron.
Clarence Nichols Aaron, Fishing
Creek.
Thomas Cleveland Rippons, Hoop
ersville.
John Sullivan Adams, Fishing
Creek.
Noah Zebedea Gore, Cambridge.
Charles Thomas Bramble, Bishops
Head.
Herbert Sewell Wingate, Wingate.
Emery Washington Simmons, Fish
ing Greek.
Vernon F. Thomas, Cambridge.
Charles Edgar Foxwell, Cambridge
Winnie Jones, Bishops Head.
Ottie H. Dunn, Cambridge.
Floyd Phillips, Hurlock.
Ernest William Elliott, Elliott.
Carley NJ Dunn, Cambridge.
Walter James Morgan, Cambridge.
Clyde Gallon Shenton, Golden Hill.
Thomas Howard Gray, Elliott.
Charles James Wiley, Cambridge.
Julian Leroy Tubman, Cambridge.
James Fisher, Vienna.
James Norman Pitts, Hurlock.
Daniel Floyd Brinsfeld, Vienna.
Marion Ralph Elliott, Elliott.
Alex Baynard Robbins, Robbins.
Arnold John Tschantre, Cambridge
Howard James Eskridge, Rhodes
dale.
Brice Goldsborough Wall, Cam
bridge.
John Leslie Plummer, Hurlock.
Crosby Murphy, Cambridge.
Earl M. Todd, Williamsburg.
William Etheridge Parks, Hol-
lands Island.
Clarence Melvin Todd, Wingate.
Martin Murrell Foxwell, Grape.
Awhile Hilson Parks, Wingate.
| Jacob Howard Willoughby, Secre-
tary.
Whitelaw Reed McCready, Vienna
Wilson Royce Wheatley, Rhodes
dale.
Greenbury a. Pritchett, Bishops
Head.
John Edward Dukes, Fishing
| Creek.
Gordy Herman White, Hoopers.
vile.
Norval Blunt Collision, Cambridge
| Frederick ElIwood Cohee, FEEDER.
alsburg.
Milton Flowers, Fishing Creek.
John Sewell Hurley, Vienna.
| Edward Greenbury Vickers, Cam
bridge.
Lural MCGEE Jones, Wingate.
! Thomas Leon Brannock, Taylor's
Island.
| Alfred w. G. Hoge, Cambridge.
O'Donnell Abbott Wheatley, Grape
Ivy B. Flowers, Fishing Greek.
Haxen Lee Woodland, Applegarth
Lloyd Norval Parks, Applegarth.
! Herbert S. Phillips, Grape.
| Orville o. Mills, Cambridge.
Clarence M. Wheatley, Cambridge
Earle Burke Howard, Secretary.
| Robert Roland Travers, Fishing
! Creek.
John F. Lewis, Cambridge.