The Republican., 1922-07-13

IA, formerly of this county, is at
the Park for a brief visit.
Rev. s. S. Adams and daughter,
Miss Mary Adams, of Accident were
visitors to Oakland yesterday.
Miss Halle Beckman, of Cumber-
land, was a guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. H. w. Kahl several days last
week.
Miss Ethel Roberts and Mr.. Ber-
tram Roberts, Of Westernport, were
visiting friends in Oakland Tuesday
evening and yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Hansen, who
were here for a week or more visit
ing relatives, returned to their home
at Swissvale, Pa, this morning.
Chiropody, manicuring, shampoo
ing, facial and scalp treatment. Will
be stationed at Mount Pleasant Cot
tage, Mountain Lake Park. Phone
CTR. Mrs. Newman-Advertise
ment 3t*
Schopenhauer is a profound schol.
ar and thinker, a wonderful man with
a big place in history, but it seems
that the greatest men, when they
turn fool, are the biggest kind. Lis
ten to him. 'Women are the second
sex, inferior in every respect. The
whole sex have never produced a sin
gle achievement in the fine arts" 1t
is hard to believe that any man, be
he learned or ignorant, would stray
so far from the truth. He was
bachelor.
FOR SALE-Twelve room dwell
ing; bath; hot water heat; electric
lights; centrally located in Accident,
Md. Well arranged for hotel pur-
poses. Basement beneath entire
house; two lots. Cement walks and
lawn. Apply to R. M. Ravenscroft,
Accident, Md.-Advertisement 16 If.
There should be a haven somewhere
for busy men to escape the welfare
workers, uplifters, birth controllers,
milk chewers, new thoughters, hy-
gieners, baby specialists and all other
NEEDLES and reformers. 1t is time for
the people to realize that these re-
formers are expensive and have al
most ruined some states and cities.
No state, writing into it's statutes, the
views of such people have escaped
punishment.-Col Thomas Pownell in
the Cumberland News.
Mr.. Edward H. S,ncell, who has
been in failing health for the past
several months, was taken to Balti-
more on last Friday for a consulta-
tion and examination by a specialist,
being accompanied by Mrs. Sincell
and their son Mr.. Charles Milton Sin
cell and Mr.. John T. Sincell, of Key
ser, West Va. Mr.. Sincell was placed
in Johns Hopkins Hospital where he
will remain for a week or more. The
examining physician assured the pa
tient and his relatives that a cure
of his trouble could be affected with
in a reasonable time.
Mr.. W. P. burst, a native Garrett
countian who went west with his
father, the late Michael burst, from
this county more than thirty years
ago, visited Oakland on Monday and
called at The Republican office. This
marks Mr.. bursts first visit to his
native heath in more than twenty-five
years. He recently retired from an
active agricultural life and is now a
resident of Preston, MINI. Like thous-
ands Of other fathers, Mr.. burst lost
his only son in the late World War,
the remains of the dead soldier being
still in France. After making round
of visits to relatives and friends in
the county Mr.. burst expects to re-
turn west early next week.
A committee representing the local
lodge of Knights of Pythias is hard
at work arranging for the third an
nual Labor Day picnic to be held by
that organization in Oakland on Sep
tember 4th. The picnic grounds Sc
lected by the committee are on the
Helbig property on the State road
and the same site used during the
the past two years. Larger and bet
ter things in the way of entertain
ment are promised by the commit
tee than heretofore. Mr.. Edward
Lawrence is the chairman of the
arrangements committee and associ-
ated with him are Messrs. David w.
Walter, Albert Kahl, and Frank w.
Blake.
Mr.. E. E. Ferrier, recently of Crel-
lin, this county, has arrived at his
new home in Oakland, California,
having left here on May 30th in a new
seven-passenger Buick touring car,
purchased from DR.. B. Frank Selby,