The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1918-10-03
LOTTERY DRAFT
OPENED MONDAY
322 the, First Number for The
September Class.

llIsI Cdp5u t, WHICH cOntdlneu INe HuIH-
Der 800.
The plan differs in but few respects
from that which controlled the first
drawing. the fairness and simplicity of
which commended it to all who watch
ed at that time.
In the glass bowl, the same used on
the first occasion. reposed 1900 gela-
tiee capsules instead of 10, 500, the num-
Der used in the first draft. This was
the highest serial number in any one of
the Asst draft districts of the country.
The numbers drawn Monday deter
mined the order in which every one of
the 100000 men registered Septem-
Der IL will be called IN the classes to
which they are about to be assigned by
the selective process.
Number 322 applies to City Council
man Samuel Aronhalt, of Oakland.
After the first number had been
drawn by President Wilson the draw
ing proceeded. Only first hundred num-
bers drawn were given out for publica-
tion. The order numbers of other
registrants are to be made known by
the local war boards throughout the
country later. In the first hundred
numbers drawn those applying to
registrants in Garrett county are:
322-Samuel Aronhalt, Oakland
1027-Elias Fulton McClintocl, Ac-
1697-John Herbert Price, Blooming
ton
438-John Delck, Dodson
904- Frederick Philip Miller, Acct
dent
1523-John Wesley Harvey. Gormania
1240-Gabriel Lloyd Hoff, Friendsyille
Matthew Stewart, Kempton
20-Howard Oliver Stahl, Oakland
1855 Tony Sauson, Dodson
2l32-Bolh Lovene, Dodson
739-Truman Cecil Bittinger, Oak
land
535-Honorious Stemple. Gormania
2l9-Robert Edward Shaffer, Oak
land
625-Alexander William Grove,
Selbysport
72-Oscar Lee Grove, Finzel
832-Albert Sidney Steyer. Deer
Park
964 Sam Mason, Gormanla
348-Thomas Z. YoInkin. Grantsyille
HOLLYWOOD Schlossnagle, Oakland
1874 Matthew Peter CAVITY, Oakland
395-Bruce Collins, Oakland
657-Adam Balshumas, Dodson
4-Charles Edward Scothern,
Kitzmiller
Glen Martin, OF Clarksburg, is here
on a visit to relatives for a week or
ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Bosley, of Keyser,
spent few days this week in Oakland
visiting relatives and friends.
Are you saving for the ALLIES or
wasting for the ENEMY? Answer
with Liberty Bonds.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. SincelI re-
turned home last night from two
weeks visit to points west and north.
Until further notice St Pau's NJ. E
Sunday school will hold its sessions each
Sunday at 230 p. m. Come to Sunday
school
WANTED good Cross
Tie Makers: VIII pay 80 cents
each for making. Good Timber;
chestnut and oak. Apply to
Ralph T. Thayer, Supt, FREE
PORT COAL COMPANY, Oak
land, Maryland. Advertisement
In the Cumberland Daily News record
of events of forty years ago, the follow
ing matter of local interest appeared
Monday morning: Judge Alyery decid-
ed in favor of Garrett county the long
contested dispute as to whether the
Franklin Coal Company's taxes should
be paid in Garrett county or Allegany
The amount required to be paid by the
coal company and refunded by the
Allegany county commissioners is about
$500 j. W. Veitch and GiImor S.
Hamill, of Oakland, appeared for
Garrett county. Hon. LLOYD Lowndes,
Jr., of this city, for the Franklyn
Coal Co., and the Alleganv county com
missioners were represented by S. A.
Cox and II. W. Hoffman " At the
time this case was decided the Board of
County Commissioners of this county
was composed of E. c. Tillson, John
Riley and Jeremiah Guard. OF the at
torneYs and commissioners who were
directly interested in the case Mr..
Gilmor S. Hamill, is the only one
surviving.
For Military Lot No. 1891,
containing so acres, located on the east
side of Bayard county Road and of the
Frank Layton farm and at the Corunna
school house. This lot is in timber, has
good spring and a brook running
throug 1t. 1t is within of a mile
of Bayard and railway station.
Address, W. MCCULLoH BROWN, Oak
land, Md. Advertisement.
Suffered Another Injury.
Mrs. George Failinger, of the Cove,
who early in the spring fell from load