The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1918-12-19

day in Keyser with relatives.
A. R. c. needs you as much as your
boy needs the organization.
This is Red Cross Week. Have you
enrolled as a member for next year?
Mrs. John Elliott and daughter,
of Albright, West Va, were in Oak
land shopping last Saturday.
Mr.. E. o. Fouch. one of the Balti-
more and Ohio's valued operators at
the Park, was in Oakland on business
Saturday evening last when he made
call at The Republican office.
Call at any of the drug stores for
Pyrans. Advertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Luke, of
Luke, Nd, were in Oakland last Sat-
urday endeaving to locate house for
their occupancy next summer
We want to show the soldiers and
sailors our appreciation Of their SER
vice and ask that they see US before
buying their Clothing, Ovrcoats, Shoes
and Furnishings. H. C. SINCELL.-
Advertisement.
Mr.. Charles R. Savedge, of Deer
Park, returned yesterday morning
from Baltimore, whittier he had gone
few days before with several cars
of cattle which he disposed of in the
markets of that city.
Enroll as a member of the Amer
can Red Cross today. The enrolling
booth is open at the pharmacy of Col.
A. G. Sturgiss, an it requires but one
dollar, and heart, to become a mem
Der for the term of twelve months.
Join now.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry w. McComas
have returned from Baltimore, where
they had been several weeks owing
to the illness of their son, Mr.. Harry
McComas, and also their daughter,
Miss Nell McComas, the latter being
a nurse in the Hebrew Hospital and
suffered an attack of the influenza a
short time after going to the city.
Both are now very much improved
Among the numerous young men
of town and vicinity who entered va
rious schools and colleges in the land
under he provisions of the S. A. T.
c. law and who have been honorably
discharged from the service, the fol-
lowing have returned to their homes
in and near Oakland Frank Lyon.
Robert Sliger, Victor Harvey, Loyal
Riley and Donald Sincell.
Among the local soldiers who have
been discharged from Camp Meade,
where they had been in training for
some months and who have returned
to their homes in Oakland are the fol-
lowing: Guy Hinebaugh, Joseph
Compton and Walter Janoski. Many
other boys from other towns and viii
lagos of the county have also return
ed to their respective homes, and all
have expressed preference for home
life as against army life.
No Red Cross Seals are to be sold
this year 6OO,00OO00 of them, how
ever, are being distributed to Red
Cross chapters over the country, to
serve IS awards to Red Cross men,
bers. N seas to each person joining
duri. the RED CROSS CHRIST
MAS ROLL CALL December 1921.
The en- seals will be contained in a
circ-i r on tuberculosis and the war
against it.
Mr.. Neil Fraley, who recently re-
turned to civilian life after several
months spent in training camps east
and south, was in Philadelphia two
or three days this week and will enter
the employ of the insurance concern
with which he was connected prior to
entering the army. Mr.. Fraley will
be connected with the Philadelphia
office of the company, which is one
of the largest maintained by it in
this country. He will take his new
position about January first,
State Game Warden E. Lee Lee
Compile, of Cambridge, spent a few
days of last week in Garrett county
where he was the guest of Deputy
Game Warden R. S. Browning, who
has charge of the western counties of
the State. After going over the coun-
ty and visiting a number of points
where game is supposed to abound,
Mr.. LeCompte returned home, since
which time he has written Deputy
Browning stating that if possible he
would secure and send to this county
a hundred ring neck pheasants.
Yesterday afternoon the State
Road Commission tbroupb opa 81 itS