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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-01-12

Miss Amelia Lauer left Oakland
Monday morning for Washington, D.
c., to visit relatives.
Miss Mary Frances Murdoch, of
New York, was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Sincell Saturday and
Sunday.
DR.. Fleming Howell left Oakland
Monday evening for a visit of a few
days to Baltimore and New York
City.
DR.. Henry w. McComas left Oak
land yesterday morning for Balti-
more where he went to attend a meet
ing of agriculturalsits.
Misses Esther and Catherine Ma.
roney, who had been here for visit
to their parents, Mr.. and Mrs John
W. Maroney, over the holidays, re-
turned to Pittsburgh Wednesday,
where they have resumed their duties
as nurses in the Penn Hospital.
Thursday evening, January 10Th,
the Civic Club of Loeb Lynn Heights
will give a social at the home of
Mayor Ryan, at which time supper
will be served, cafeteria style, from
$50 on through the entire evening.
The proceeds will be applied on pay
ment for the lot upon which a com
munity house is to be erected.
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Maroney re-
t,1red to their home in Oak'and last
Thursday after a short visit to Wheel
irg, West Va, vhere thev wlcncssed
he profession OF their daughter, who
was received into the Order II S..
Joseph, who became Sistc. Mary
Berthe. Rev. Father James E.
Cornell, of Oakland, was also present
and assisted at the ceremony.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-01-12

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-01-12

Summary: Field goals-Scott, 5;
Rice, 5; Hoyt, 8; DeBerry, Kennel, 2;
W. Williams, G. Williams; Fouls-W.
Williams, l out of 5. Referee, Col
Inns; scorer, Stevenson.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-01-12
PERSONAL AND LOCAL
NOTES OF INTEREST

NOTES OF INTEREST
Make your hair sweet and fluffy
with Blue Devil Cleanser.-Adver-
tisement.
Mr.. Isaac D. Junkins of Kitzmil-
Ter, visited Oakland on business Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Cuppett, of
Deer Park, spent Sunday in Oakland
with relatives.
Feet speak language all their
own-soak yours in Blue Devil and
en.-Advertisement.
Give your bath tub a surprise
battle it with Blue Devil and leave
no Advertisement.
Just received, a nice assert
ment of Fancy Gas Shades. A.
ID. NaylOr & CO-Advertisement
Miss Stella Hart left Oakland Tues
day afternoon for visit to Washing
ton and Baltimore relatives.
Mr.. G. B. McCleery, of near Bay
ard, was in Oakland on business last
Thursday when he called at The Re-
publican office.
COAL at $3.50 per ton at the Kis-
ner mine; all you want at all times
at $3.50 per ton at the mine. Melvin
er.-Advertisement 2t*#
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Long, of Clarks-
burg, were guests over the weekend
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd C. Shaffer at
their home on Pennington street.
Mr.. Herbert Shaffer, of Clarks-
burg, West Va, spent several days
in Oakland recently where he visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd C.
Shaffer.
WANTED-Man with car to sell
low priced GRAHAM TIRES. $3.50
per week and commissions. Ora
HAM TIRE CO., 1923 Boulevard, Ben
ton Harbor, Reimbursement l
Former County Commissioner o.
S. Fike, MILFORD Warne, Enoch o.
Robson and Justice of the Peace G.
B. Brown, all of the Avilton section
of the county, were here Tuesday on
business before the Orphans Court.
Just received, a nice assert
ment of Fancy Gas Shades. A.
d. NaylOr & CO-Advertisement
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. G. Schoch, of
Oakland, left here Tuesday morning
for a trip which will carry them
across the continent to the Pacific
Coast, their objective being Spokane,
Washington, where they will visit
Mrs. Schoch's parens, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Glotfelty, and other friends.
They expect to be absent several
weeks.
At the session of the Orphans
Court held on Tuesday MILFORD Warne
and George B. Brown were appointed
administrators of the estate of the
late Daniel W. Warne, of District No
II; William S. Parks, of Parsons, W.
Va, qualified as executor of the es-
tate of the late John Moon, of Mt.
Lake Park, and Cleaver A. Michael
was appointed administrator of the
estate of his recently deceased father,
the late Hon. George L. Michael.
Queen Anne's county blondes may
now extend sympathetic condolences
to their sisters of the brunette per-
suasion, for the Treasury Department
has selected the profile of blends
lady to adorn the first new silver dol
lar to be issued by the Government
since the year 1873. The new stand
dard silver dollar. with brand-new
design, already is in circulation,
though no Queen Anne's county banks
have secured a supply at this time
Centreville Observer.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-05-11
S. A. Cunningham
for
State Senate.

In this weeks issue of the
Mansfield Mirror appears the
name of S. A. Cunningham who
seeks the Office of Senate from
this 22nd. senatorial district.
Mr.. Cunningham is running on
the Democratic ticket, and is
asking for re election to this
position He is asking for re.
election on his record, and for
what he has done for his const.
ituency. and the causes of the
people he has champiOned.
Mr.. Cunningham is lawyer
of state wide reputation and
maintains an office at Eminence.
HIS present home is in Cadool,
Texas county, where he is Vice
President of the Citizens Bank of
that city and acts in the capacity
of legal advisor for that institute
on. He is man OF affairs, yet
never forgetting the Cause and
the needs of the man in com.
monp.ace, and in the everyday
walks of life. He takes great
deal OF pride in the fact that he
champiOned the cause of rural
| Missouri and the Ozark country,
in therecent good roads measure,
and against the large city dist.
riots, who were seeking to build
cross state highways instead OF
apporLioning the $50, 600, ,0OObond
issue to the several counties.
MIR. Cunningham promises
that If he is re elected, he will
4 render the same faithful service
in the future, he has in the past,
and states he will always be
ready to serve them whenever
called upon. His experience as
a state Senator, which he has
had. especially qualities him for
this position, and he will be able
to do more in the coming years
than he has in the past.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-05-11
j. Fl. Hoefer the field manager

j. Fl. Hoefer the field manager
for The Country Gentleman pub
lished by the Curtis PublishingCo,> )
of Philadelphia, who also publiah
the Saturday Evening Post and
the Ladies home Journal, is in
our city this week, putting on a
campaign with the American
Legion for a Radiophone. This
is a good move for the Legion,
for Mansfield needs Radio ont
fit and the Curtis people offer
the Legion a very liberal propo
sition. For every Country Gen
tleman subscription that the
Legion boys place in the commu
nifty at 81 90 year for so copies
the Legion gets half to apply on
a radiophone, Let'st,ll get busy
and help the boys put this over
and put Mansfield on the Radio
map. This will give US an oppor
tunity to hear big concerts and
also receive market reports,
world news, weather reports,
sporting news, etc and every
body gets their moneys worth.
John N, Roy is in charge of the
campaign.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-05-11

w l.. Matthew was in Spring
fietd Tuesday.
e. b. Garner OF Springfield
was here Monday.
+. F.. Emmons ard wlfeuf Mtn.
Grove were here Tuesday.
r r Williams Of Norwood was
here during the week.
f N. Crirpen was home. from
Springfield Saturday and Sun.
day.
For biliousness and that bad
taste in the month take Divan =
Liver Pill at night-it will do the
work. Fuson Drug Co --adv.
Big Chaplin parade and band
concert in front Of the Nugget,
Thursday May 18th everybody
welcome
Buy your Automobile Tube
Patches OIL c. Carter Garage
and get y free number on the
new Ford car which is to be given
away.
slim" Ovens of Ava passed
through Mansfield Monday. on
his way to Nebraska where he
Wiif pitch ball for a Nebraska
team this season
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-05-11

X. II, Dennis was home during
the week,
Mrs J. E. Morgan is visiting
at MOntrOse.
w. G. and Manit Letsinger
were in Aurora during the week.
Rev. 7, B. Rillnger of Sey:
mour was here during the week.
". FL. Lovan visited in Willow.
Springs during the week. +
r. Il Chaffin Of Seymour was
here during. the week.
Come to the Bon Ton, the Style
and price will please you.
The o T. Cafe is stillhere. and
will have a big special Saturday.
Chaplin" and Jackie Coo.
gan" in TIE KID, good for the
blues. or whatever ads you
Buy. your tube auto patches
of j. G. Cater Garage aud get a
free number, on the Ford Car
which is to be given away.
We can supply few more Gus
toners with first class butter at
80 cents a pound; ALSO Jersey
milk each morning ct five cents
phr quart. Wilson, the Vulcan
izer.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-05-11

Jerry Oliver of Hartville was
here last week.
Miss Leona Hoover has return.
ed from Kansas City.
r. G. Buckles have gone to
ClaremOre, Okla. E. E Wilson 3
are now living on the Buckles
farm.
The Eagle Roller Mills have
reopened and are ready for bust
ness, your patronage solicited.
Will buy your grain.
FREE TICKETS to- those
best representing Jackie Coz.
gan% and "Charlie Chaplin in
the parade Chaplin band in the
lead, watch the bill boards for
make up" and get busy boys;
ask DR.. Riley for particulars.
Alta meeting OF the City Coun-
Gil Monday night. John Coday
was sworn in as City Marshal,
G. G. Newton Alderman from the
first ward, and L F. Livingston
as alderman for second ward,
w. T. Fuge as Police Judge.
Clyde Turner is the new assess
or, but he was not present to be
sworn in. The, other officers
and appointees remain the same.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-05-11
B. Y. P. U. Program.

May 14th
Bible Study Meeting Micah 1:
18.
Leader -Ganevieve Shelton
Drill on Bible readings, Mrs.
Gilliland. .
Scripture Reading, Micah 4:1.s
Fay Stephens.
Prayer Mr.. Mathews.
Introduction Leader.
Song $40
l : Micah and his times, Grace
McCallisier
TIA glimpse Of the book Of
Micah Sylvia Brown.
III Chapter four of Micah, Ruth
Coday.
First Part Belieion Shall be su
preme Al 2 Artemus Seals.
2nd-We can see some. fulfill
ment of this. prophecy. Ina
bell Turner.
3rd Prophecy Of Peace. 4:3 5
Earl Cole.
4th--Swords beaten into plow.
shares. Mrs. F. M. Carnall.
9Th Prophecy OF Plenty. Mary
= Smith.
6th-The helping hand, 4:6s
Lorene Turner.
Duet, Minnie Dean and John
Brazeal.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-05-11

See Lee, the Magic wonder.
Nugget theatre Friday night
Bon Ton received a new lot of
hats this morning.
The o. T. Cafe is still here, and
will have a big special Saturday.
G. G. Smiths have moved from
Conata, S D, to farm south OF
Mansfield
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-05-11

l. and + B. Link have moved
from Nebraska toa farm south
of Mansfield.
County Recorder II. G Shel
ton of Hartvill, was in Mansfield
Yesterday. shaking hands with
the voters,
Char ic Chaplin" in THE
KID 6 reels of laughter, Biggest
Picture Chaplin ever made.
Thursday May 18th, two shows
1880 and 9i15
The Mansfield Grays and the
Seymour. b arcatS will play a
game OF bali on the Craig iirld at
Mansfield next Sunday BE on
hand if YOU want to see Il good
game and enjoy the new grand
stand.
For Sale:- One 20 Horse
Power Reeves engine, one No. !
Geiser Saw rig. one 2lx42 CASE
Separator, all in good shag'.
viii sell at a real bargain,
j, e. Stont,
r. 1. Mansfield, Mo.
II. H. Salisbury goes to .Brigh
ton this week where he has TAX
en- a contract for a large building
at that place, Mr. Salisbury
has been in the contract and
building business for years ano
well understands, this work. Ht
lexpects to be done there in abou,
four weeks
This is commencement weel
for the Mansfield school. Thu
baccalaureate sermon was deliv
cred Sunday at the Christian
church by Rev; Mr.. Moffit, thu
commencement exercises being
held Wednesday night at th'
Nugget theatre.
! Fivecars of coal, two of lnmbe
and one of nails were derailed il
the yards here Saturday morn
ing, caused-by broken flange
The train was a through freight
No. 13. Tratficwas tied up durinI
the day, the wrecker came il
from Monett to clear away tn
wreckage.
The special school election
yesterday for removal OF th
school house site resulted in
vote of 1863 for, and 106 agains
the removal, AS it takes a tw
thirds vote to move the site, tn
proposition was lost,andthe ne1
school building will be put bac
y on the same ground again,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-05-11

s. A. Letsinger's have moved
to Sarcoxie.
). w. Pugh and wife are visit.
ing at South Haven, Kansas.
F. A. Cole $ have moved to
their farm on the Ava road.
Miss Ester Emmons of Min. :
Grove visited here during the
week.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-05-11

Notices are being posted today
calling for special election in
the Mansfield School district,
for May 9th. to vote bonds in
the sum of $ll 900 90 with which
to build a new school building.
The district now has on hand
and in sight, about $1l, 200 90
which would give about $22 600.
for the new building.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-05-11

The o T. Cafe is still here, and
will have a big special Saturday.
Buy your little chick feed,
chops. and other feed at the
Mansfield Farmers Exchange.
Mrs, Q. G. Newton and Miss
Pc ri Newt werein Springfield
Tuesday.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-05-11
Ter.ely Told Town Tales

The Eagle Roller Mills. will
buy your wheat and corn.
See Lee. the Magic wonder.
Nugget theatre Friday night
Red Star and M. r.. A. Flour
at the Mansfield Farmers Ex.
change.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-25
ECoNcMrCf LA
FRoNTIFRA SARBO-ROMANA.

IN adejdea" din Timisoars
annnta:
LA interventia prefectului jud
Timis- s-Torontal, guvernul roman
a luat intelegere GU guvernu1
sarb ca sa sc permita romanilol
de la granita sa-Si lncreze mosiilt
ramase dincolo in Jugoslavia.
"Granicerii sarbi au primit or.
din de la guvernul lor ca sa per
nita acestora trecerea granitei ca
sa-si munceasca neconturbati pa,
manturile.
D. Prefect a dat un ordin au.
torftatllOr ca sd cerceteZe 81 81
afle suma la care Sc ridica pagu
belle suferite de eel de la granitj
in urma restriction jugoslave
spre putea comunica guvernulu
81 insista pc langa ell ca sd cearS
desp5gubiri'
din "Daciaw
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-25
DIN PATRIE

Dupa datele sosite la inspecto-
ratul zootehnic din Cluj, vitele in
toate partile Ardealului s'au
scumpit in mod considerable.
Prin oficiul Yamal din Timi-
sOara au trecut in anul 1921
peste 34O0 vagoaTe GU marfuri.
incasandu-se Is, milioane lei take
vamale.
Instrumental medicale impor-
tate in tara an fost scutite de i'm
pozitul asupra cifrei afacerilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-25
pROCRAMULJJI
PARTIDULU NATIONAL ROMAN
Leguirea fiscala 81 controul cheuieilor pubce Inva
mantul ii starea menbrllor corpului didactc Comba-
terea bollor - Admiterea femeior in partid

secretarul partidului 81 intitulat
"Scopurile noastre.
Introdncerea schiteaza in cateva
linii fugare punctele de vedere for
mulate de acest partid asupra che
stiunilor politice ivite ri de ri in
discutiunea 81 desfasurarea vietii
noastre publice, 81 care toate laolal-
ia ar alcatui programul complect
al partidului national.
Ne-am ocupat la timp de rezu-
matul concentrat al d-lui Sever
Dan, din care retinem acum alte
puncte noui aparute in brosura
proaspat tiparita:
Tn materie fiscala, sc cere unfit
carea grabnica legilor fiscale ba-
zate pc minimum de existenta 81 pc
progresiune. Transatlantic 81 Ba-
natul nu pot. Fl tributare ale We
chiului regat prin mentinerea unui
sistem de impozite indoit de greu
dincoace de Carpati," = aceasta-i
ratiunea grabnicei unificari.
Gu privire la invatamint realiza-
rea sincera principiului ca fnva-
tamintul public este datorie a
Statului fara ca drepturile biseri-
eel sa fie jignite> Invatatorul sa
obtina independents ce Sc cuvine
81 un salar initial de eel putin 70
la suta din salarul judecatorului
de ocol.
Larga reorganizare serviciului
sanitar in deosebi pentru combate-
rea mortalitatii infantile 81 a boli-
lor molipsitoare.
Cat mai grabnica revizrire a
comptabilitatii de Stat, unificata
in mod pripit, reorganizarea mini
sterelor, fixarea in mod lamurit 6
atributiilor 81 delimitarea in mod
precis a cercurilor de competnta
ca sa inceteze balamucul de astazi
reznltat din confuziunea de atribu-
tiuni 81 competinta.
Statutnl partidului completat 81
sistematizat conform nouei situa-
tiuni apare acum complect cnprin-
zand intreaga organizare a partidu-
lui national in diferitele sale Sec
tinni sau adunari.
Din acest statut vom refine un
punct foarte' interesant 81 nou Gu
prins in art. 2 despre membrii"
81 care suna astfel:
Membru al partidului national
roman poate Fl oricare cetatean ro-
man, barbat sau FENCE. Drep-
turtle ce compel membrilor Sc pot
exercita nulfai 5e catre mcmbrii
carl au implinit virsta de q ami 81
sunt luati in listele partidului.''
Astfel, unul dintre marble parti-
de politice 81 de guvernamint ale
Romaniei intregite recunoaste in
mod expires drepturile politice ale
femeei prin statutul sau.
(Dacia)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-25

Fiindca de catva timp Sc vorbe-
ste mereu despre- eventualitatea
descalicarii' partidului national
in vechiul regat, adica a extinderii
organization sale 81 dincoace de
Carpati att in vechiul regat cat
81 in Basarabia 81 Bucovina, -nu
va Fl lipsit de interps sa remarcam
cateva puncte nohi de program.
Adunat la Clui in zilele de 21-22
Martie a. c., comitetul execntiv al
partidului votat un nou statut,
tiparit acum in brosrra cu 0 in
troducere dior DIR. Sever Dan,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-25

81 Incatusatul, tristul suflet,
All numai lacrime culege.
Paharul pin a suferintei
Sal beau, o Doamne da-mi tari'
81 n psalmi 81 n canturi
lauda-voiu
A ia 'ndurare, pc yecie!'
'Limanul in a maa durere
Tu mil arati All in cantare,
Dusmanilor mel, aprigi, dale
Dumnezeiasca Ia iertare.
lar neamului care de veacuri,
Prin lacrimi, chinuri, Suferinta
S'a ispasit,... Tu implineste-i
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-25

La pieptu-i dorhic cand si-o dus'
Ell intona duioase canturi
In care focu 'ritreg Isl puse.
lar cantecele Sc 'nsirara
Intro cucernica vibrare;
De-armonice acorduri pline
AL inchisorii zid tresare.
Infioratu-s 'au Gle jale
De-a cantecelor armonie
Char bottle arcate'n umbra
Pana n adanc de temelie.
Ca frunzele a mele zile,
Sc irozesc.. 81 tree pribege
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-25

= Maestrul George Dina.

Mimic el ma gresit in viatSS,
Tn suflet dornic, visator..
Dura din visuri: PSALM 81 cantur
Canta de jale 81 de dor.
El ce traia in alta lume
81 s'avanta prin Ger cu stele.
Isl impletea din Wis 81 cantec
Rogata saba de margelc.
Oar rele mani, felegiuite,
In lanturi grele I celtuira
| ST intro ri de rece toamna
|Spre negre ziduri il pornira,
lar ferecatele port grele
|,Se 'nchisera sinistru n urma:
In ziduri umezi sa Sc stinga y
Striga gala gioasa turma.
Gu fruntca sus, in resignare,
Pasi al inehisorii prag,
| Lasandu-si prada n maini
dusmane.
Tot ce n lume-avu mai drag.
Isl el, ce n lumi fara hotare
Plutea spre infinita zare,
Gu aripi frante 81 zirobite
All. Sc zbatea in inchisoare.
81 zile multe n sir trecura
In umeda celula scunda,
lar pc fereastra GU gratele
| Abe1 putea doar sd patrunda
10 palida fasic 'ngusta
IDm ccrul clar surizator
ST numai vantul, oaspe tainic
Trecea duios peste zavor.
Pc piatra rece, cantaretul
Gu ochii umezi asculta
lCum ivantul alerga in zare.
|Selbaiic, darz cum suiera.
| II urmarea cu-auzul dornic
Cum colinda livezi, paduri,
| lPornind gigantice acorduri.
Pea frnnzelor duioase guri~
lSau ascultat zmerit, cucernic
AL clopotelor dangat lin,
Stergandu-si ochii plini de
| lacrimi.
| Durerea 81 1nneca n suspin,
i Si-atunci z6rea ca 81 prin ceata
/ Tn dom sifsir de catedrale,
lar sus in cor, i'm glas 81 harfe
Plangeau doar cantecele sale.
Oar intro instelata noapte
@ gingase privighetoar
Veni, 81 se-aseza pc nucul
Ce strajuia la fnchisoare,
ST noaptea 'ntleaga in extaze
Ea psalmi 81 cant de preaslavil
A inaltat din ascunzisu-i
Spre cc1sul plin de stralucire.
Dintr 'un ungher, ascuns
1 in umbra,
Gu bratele incrlcisate,
A ascnltat-o c&ntaretnl
i In trista, lui singuratate.
81 desprinzandu-si dnlcea iira.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-25
Stravechiui Wis de biruinta. 2

81 n noaptea pima de lumina
Din cantecul fermecator
S'an frant a lanturilor zale,
Cazu zdrobit greul zavar.
Gu mana alba pea sa Ira
Batranul bard acum s'arata
81 trece pra gul trist 81 rece.
Zdrobita-i poarta ferecata.
In slruri lungi. descatusatul
oopor de mucenici porneste,
81 ca de-un blestem cetatuia
In urma lor Sc risipeste.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-25
DACA VREI

Sa nu intinxi mana ID ooltul
stradelor In car cand al r&mas
farG . mana sau un picior IN.
scrie-te nitro societate din
Uniunea 8. +. 4.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-25
PAIG|INA :! I \ q,

| lar canthretnl.. liber iaras,
Pea crAngului sorita Gale,
| Gu darnicie risipeste
Tot aurul cantarii sale.
L'asculta codrii prinsi de vraje
81 frunza verde din dumbrava,
De-a sale cantece sonoare
Resuna nseninata slava.
lar cantpcele Sc insira
Ca diamantele nitro stema, M
Durand pc fruntea visatoare:
Neperitoare diadem6.
Emil A, Chiffa..
din "Patria"