The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-03-20


Mccullough.
See Sincell's tore for everything
new in spring suits, shoes and furn-
Observation-Disclosures
Miss Lena Ravenscroft returned
home Sunday afternoon from a visit
of a few days to relatives and friends
in Keyser. West Va.
Mr.. John T. Mitchell was taken to
a Cumberland hospital last night and
operated upon for an intestinal trou-
BILE. His condition this morning is
favorable.
Mr.. Roy O. Winters of Oakland, an
nounces his candidacy for the nomina-
ton at the Republican primaries in
this issue. Mr.. Winters was a can
didate for the nomination two years
ago and made a remarkably fine show
ing at the primaries, being second
hi,,h man in half ,!vze,' or more.
On Saturday morning car Of the
westbound way train jumped the
track at the Second street crossing
in Oakland and the top of the car
coming in contact with a large tele-
graph pole at this point broke it in
the centre and caused several wires
DO part also. Traffic was delayed but
a short time as a result of the acct
dent. So, ..,s
Wanted-A girl for general house
work for two in family. Good wages
and good home. Address Box B, Oak
land, Md.-Advertisement
Sergeant Milton Sincell arrived at
hish ONE in Oakland last night, hav-
ing been discharged at Camp Meade
after being in the service at home
and overseas for eighteen months
as a member of the Three Hundred
and Thirteenth Infantry. He looks
exceedingly well and is suffering no
inconvenience as a result of the
wound in his LEG which he sustained
IN the fight of the Argonne Forest.
He was accompanied home by his
mother, MRS. E. H. Sincell, who went
to Baltimore upon receipt of the news
that her son had arrived at Camp
Meade.
On Sunday, March 80, all time
pieces are to be moved ahead one
hour. The law under which this mat
ter is governed is a permanent one
instead of a mere war emergency
measure, and is as follows: THAT at
2 o'clock antemeridian of the last
Sunday in March of each year the
standard time shall be advanced one
hour, and at 2 o'clock antemeridian
of the last Sunday in October the
standard time shall, by retarding of
one hour, be returned.
During the past few days hundreds
OF returned overseas soldiers, both
white and colored, have passed thru
Oakland over the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, all bound for camps in the
west where they will receive their
final discharges and return to civil
life. Almost without exception the
men were in happy moods and express
sed the greatest pleasure at being
back in their home country. All ap-
peared to be in good health and anx-
ious to arrive at their final destina-
tion.
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Mr.. John j. Sweeney has purchased
the Central Garage from the recent
owner, Mr.. B. l. Neville, and has
taken charge of the same. Mr..
Sweeney's Announcement of the pur-
chase of the business is contained in
his advertisement, which will be seen
on another page of The Republican
today. In addition to carrying sup
ply Of oils, accessories, etc, the new
of the Central will have
in his employ competent mechanics
to repair and keep in order the cars
of his patrons. He will also carry
in stock cars of several we'll known
manufacturers.
A Ford Runabout for sale cheap to
a quick buyer. C. H. BROWNING,
Deer Park. Advertisement