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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-17

A forradalom tiize futott vegig
marciusban az orszagon S ma
forradalmarok kezeben van a kor
manyunk.
Szerencsere mem az utica, mem
a tomcg, mem a soros horde szo-
nokai jutottak a hatalomhoz,
hanem egyetemi tanitok Is ta-
narok, akik szivikon Is lelke-
sedeslk0n kiviil tudast is vittek
Washingtonba magukkal.
Az uralkod6 osztaly, a t6kes
osztaly termeszetesen mem ada
fel kizdelem nelkul korlatlan
hatalmat, de a t6kes osztaly szi-
lard falanksza meGbomlott.
Sokan mem tudjak meg, sokan
mem latjak meg, inert a t6ke
kezeben vannak az ujsagok, a
berbe vett, becste1en ujsagok.
amelyek a megtert t6keseket re.
negatoknak tartjak Is elnemitjak,
ha tudjak.
Csak Washingtonban erezni
csak Washingtonban latni, hogy
a nagyt6kesek serege felbomlott
Hogy a depressi6 tomegnyo.
morusaga .sokat megteritett ko-
z0ttiik Is hogy voltak Saulusok,
akik ma Paulusai az vi deal-nek.
Egy ilyen Paulust volt alkal-
mann, volt szerencsem hallgatni
Washingtonban a szentargyala.
son multi heten.
Frank Taplin nevet sokan is
merik lap olvas6i koziil, sokan
italian az 8 banyaiban, vasutjan
vagy kikot6iben dolgoznak.
Merit nagy ur Frank Taplin
aki 1T milli6 tonna szenet ter
meltet a banyaiban evente, aki.
mex kikot6i Is haj6i vannak !
nagy tavalkon Is a New England
.partokon Is aki neha egyiitt ope-
raj Morgannal.
A szenkonferencia Taplin mel
kill is nagyon erdekes lett vol
ma, inert OFT dbl el, hogy meg
csinalja-e a nyilt ellenforradal-
mat a nagyt6ke.
OFT vonult fel a Morgan.
Rockefeller-Me milliardok
minden ereje Is -sulya, hogy .
munkasok szervezkedesi jogat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-17

Derence megSzOialt.
Es a szokott kenetteljes arro-
ganciaval festettek le, hogy
"aranylag' milyen is dolga van
IS kilonosen milyen j6 dolga
lesz banyasznak, ha a felajan-
lott 81 Is fel cent 6rabert meg
adjak a banyaurak, a nagyszivii
banyabar6k a szamara.
Csak ARA figyelmeztettek a
kormanyt, a banyaszokat Is az
orszagot, hogy szabadsag, SEER
vezkedes mem szukseges a mum
kasnak Is hogy jojjon, ami
jon = a kegyurasag jogar6l, az
abszolutizmus jogarol mem mond
le nagyt6ke.
Is bombaszerii vakmer6seggel
jelentettek be, hogy Ok a kor-
manyt mem ismerik el, soha mem
fogak elismerni uruknak, hogy a
kormany esetleges kozegeivel
csak mint egyenrangu felekkel"
targyalnak.
Es latszott rajtuk, mikor ezt
az utols6 szentenciat kimondtak,
hogy nagy aldozatot hoztak,
hogy nagy engedmenyt tettek a
sajat j6szantukbol, hiszen eddig
Ok ~ urai, parancsoloi voltak a.
mindenkori kormanynak.
A munkasok kepvisel6i. a nep
kepvisel6i, a munkasvezerek IS a
social workerek termeszetesen
mas hangon IS mas igazsagokat
beszeltek.
Azok lefestettek, hogy a ba-
nyasz val6saggal chen hal. Hogy
rongyokban jar a csaladja. Hogy
mem teljes jogu polgara az or
szagnak, inert minden felfegy-
verzett binya6r belel6het, mikor
a banyabar6 int egyet a kezevel.
Lelkesen, keseriien, inert iga-
zat beszeltek es mar maya az
forradalom volt, hogy elmond-
hattak EFT beszedet.
Igazi bombat azonban senki
mem robbantott a gyulesbe. Hia-
ba mondta Johnson generals he.
TEX ota, hogy a szenipar lesz a
"pine-apple"-ja (bombaja) az
egesz NRA-nak, a bolnba mem
akart robbanni.
Amig fel mem sz6lalt Frank
Taplin.
Taplin, a gyiilolt banyabaro.
akinek a west virginia. banyai-
ban ezer f9le m6don elnyomjak,
raboljak, kinozzak szenba-
nyaszt. Akinek a neve gyiilolt
volt evek 6ta k0zottiink. Aki q
Pittsburgh Terminal IS a North
American 0sszes banyaiban rab-
szolga sorsban, @hberen tartotta
4 szenbanyaszt.
Az ujs6gir6k 8 munk&svexe-
|rek, i social workerek Is wei.
fare agencyk undorrai 1attak.
milor i p6diumra keredzett ;
ugy erezt2k, hogy y ilyen vc-
res keza b&nyabar6 jobban ten
|nk. ha meghuz6d 6dnGk fenyes iro-
d&j&ban Clevelandban.
A b&nyab2r6k felcsillan6 sze-
|mekkel littik, hogy = : vtgte-
|len esses, kitin6 ax6nok dgytil5
h ass s Ss3s sz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-17

DeSZedre.
Taplin csak egy mondatot
akar meg mondani, azzal befc-
jezi beszedet.
"Arra keren a kormanyt,
hogy egyseges rendeletet
adjon XII az egesz iparnak,
hogy engedje meg a teljes
szervezkedesi jogot a ba-
nyasznak, hogy a banyatu-
lajdonosoknak a szervezet-
tel egysegesen kelljen tar
gyalni, hogy ot dollaros mi
nimalis fizetest adjanak
nyolc 6rara banyasznak Is
hogy a legszigorubb feliigye
letet gyakorolja felettiink. :
Orkan tort XII a teremben, mi
kor Taplin a dobog6t elhagyta.
A banyabar6k felhaborodva.
csoportokba ver6dve mennek XII
| a teremb6l, tobbiek Tapjint
lelkesen tapsoljak mar attol
kell felni, hogy felborul q gyiiies
melt6saga Is Taplint AZ ujsag-
ir6k, meg a munkasvezerek q
|vallaikra fogjak enelni.
A nagyt6ke szolid falankszs
megbomlott Is az ernber ugy
erezte. mikor 4 Taplin beszede1
halgatta, hogy terdre akar bo'
rulni, ami&rt q Gondvisel&s ed
dig vez&relt benninket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-17

valaha rad1kaIlSOk, ma SZemre-
valaha az uralkod6 osz-
ally biineit, Taplin mindezt meg
tette.
Megtette kulonben, elesebben,
erthet6bben, radikalisabban, mint
ahogyan ait meg tudta volna ten
nj peldaul sorok ir6ja.
EN- Frank Taplin va
gyok, aki ot millio ton sze-
net termeltetek a banyaim-
ban evente. Ezenkiviil We
seek Is eladok het millio
ton szenet, haj6im jarnak a
nagy tavakon Is New Eng
land kikot6iben, hogy a
szenet szallits&k." !?
"Vannak banyaim SERVE
zett vidGkeken Is vannak
banyaim a deli szenmez6kon,
ahol k0zel k&t milli6 ton
szenet termelek evente."
Eddig a bomba mem robbant.
"Es melyseges szegyen-
mel ismerem be, hogy ezt
ket millio ton szenet ehbG-
rex mellett, elnyomott ba-
nyaszokkal, kiuzsorazott
munkasokkal termeljik, ami
gyalazatara valik az egesz
nemzetnek." 1t is a dis
grace to the whole Nation
A pineapple felrobbant.
Az ujsagirok lazasan jegyez-
TEX, a munkasvezerek Is social
amulo arccal Is csillo-
GO szemekkel ugraltak fel a he
lyeikr6l, a banyabar6k megiive-
gesedett szemekkel, haklra Walt
arccal figyeltek.
"Tegnap a banyatulajdo-
nosok Macy tobbs&genek a
titkara, Mr.. O'Neill Is a de-
Ii banyak titkara, Mr.. Ke-
nedy allandoan hazudtak."
Lazban ego emberek hallgat-
talk.
"Hazudtak a kimutata-
saikban, inert mem igaz,
hogy munkasaik, a munka-
SANK napi kilenc Is fel 6rat
dolgoztak az utolso evekben.
Tessek megnezni kormany
kimutatasokat es a banya-
tulajdonosok pay-rolljait, az
enyemet, meg a naset es
abb6l negtudjak, hogy ba-
nyaszok a cleanup erkolcs .
telen rendszere mellett -
az en- banyaimban is, 4 ma
sokeban is napi tizenh4-
rom orakat dolgoztak.'
Mem igaz, hogy atlag
6rSn4xknt Is centet fizettiink.
Atlag tizenot centGrt zsarol-
TUX ki . munkat banyasz-
boil"
Mem igaz, hogy 4 deli
szenmez6kon olcs6bb a meg
elhet&s, inert : komp&nia
iizletekben kixsaroljuk !
munkast. En- IS. m&sok is.
Az &szali iizleteinkben tvi
IL percent ! profit. ! deli
iixleteinkben k<tsz&x per
cent haszonra dolgoxunk,
Es jaj annak ! bauy6sznak,
III mem v&s&rol ! boltunk-
ban, vagy ali mem lalkik !
h&xunkban.
4 Mem igaz, hoey W.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-17

Virginiaban szabad ember a
szenbanyasz. Fegyveres ba-
nya6roket tartunk felettuk, a
Xix minden ellentallast ell
nyomnak."
Mem igaz, hogy becsiilc-
tesen fizetiink a kibanya-
szott szenert, inert mind
annyian, en- is, masok is,
csalunk a meresn&l."
mem akarunk tonna
szamra fizetni es ait hazud-
juk, hogy harom tomas ko-
csikba loadoltatunk, mikor
egy hosszu karu emberrel a
kocsi tetejere halmozott SEE
net meretjiik $ rnikor a ba-
nyaszt masfel ton szennel
meglopjuk."
Az ujsagirok mar nem jegyez-
tex, hanem el6re hajolva hallgat-
TAX es a kezeiket veresre tapsol-
tax, a banyabarok k6ve valva Is
mozdulatlan merevseg-
gel hallgattak.
"Tegnap este nekem ha.
rom banyatulajdonos, harom
bdntarsam beszelte, hogy a
pay-rolljaikat elegettek. Mi
ert egettek el, ha mem ha-
zudtak? Ha mem csaltak Is
mem 1optak a szenbanyaszt
ahogy csaltuk az en- ba-
nyaimban is 6kets"
"Micsoda bin terheli a
lelkiiket. hogy a pay-rollt e1
kellett nel<ik egetni?'
Mem igaz' hogy mines
sziiks&g a kormany beavat-
kozas$fa az iparban Is neu
igaz, hogy a t6ke egyenran.
gu targyal6 fele lehet a kor-
manynak."
"A szenipar biinos tulaj-
donosai egymas torkat ha.
raptak, de a harapasokbar
a banyasz volt, aki elv&r-
zett. A banyasz, akinek eh-
b&reket (starvation wages)
fizettunk."
"A szenipar zabolatlan ba.
acknowledgements meg kell
fekezni Is a kornlanynak
mint egy eros kezI rend6r:
mex kell koztunk szetiitni
maskep az ipar tovabb ziil'
lik es chen pusztul q sorsiil-
dozott, elnyomott, kiuzsora
zott szenbanyasz. =
"Egy plakat van a kc
zemben, amit a Nationa
Miners Union kommunists
: banyasz szervezet osztoga'
munkasnak. AIT irjak ben
ne, hogy lit soviet van &
hogy az elnokiink eg,
crook"
Mem a mupkasok biinc
hogy letezik ilyen szervezet
rlem a kommunistak &rdeme
hogy banyaszaink csatla
koztak ehhez I sxervezet
hez.s Mi csin<unk kon,mu
nistit az 3hez6 munk&sbol
A mi biiniink, AZ eny&m
meg 4 tobbi&, hogy ilyel
! sorsa, hogy ebbe : tabor
ba lett iild6xye ! sz&nb3
nyisz."
Hal&los csend.
Taplin ixgatott. 6sx haja !
|arckn l6g, ! kofminy ktpviselet
|holdog arccal bistatja ! tovihl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-17

Az automobilipar code-javaslata
a kormany el6tt fekszik napok
ota Is bar sem a munkaberek,
sem a munkaid6 megallapitasa
mem kielegit6 meg kevesbe
annak az "open shop"-ra vonat-
kozo szakasza, mindenki secret
ne mar javaslatot targyalni.
Ideje penne, hogy az orszag'
egyik legnagyobb iparara az Vi
deal rendelet&t kiadjak.
A kormany maga is fontos-
nak tartja, hogy rend legyen az
iparban 5 Johnson generals SEE
melyesen repilt Detroitba, hogy
az aut6bar6kkal beszkljen.
De sem az ipar, sem a kor-
many mem kepes mozogni, inert
"a detroiti aranyokor meg mem
meltoztatott kijelenteni, hogy mi
a dologban a szandeka.
Ford valamikor az autoipar 4O
szazalekat kepviselte, ma csak
annak huszonnegy szazaleka van
a kezeben, de meg ez Macy
hatalom is sok egy ember sza-
mara.
Ha valaki eddig mem hitte
volna, ha valaki eddig mem la
tott volna halalos veszedelmet
a vegtelen vagyonhalmozasban a
demokracia szamara, akkor most
AIT mindenki lathatja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-17
gyar nyelyen

mellett felsz6lal hogy a fig
getlen tizmilliok is nyiltan oda
allnak a mil1iardos gledaba.
Taplin csendesen megszolalt
es a pineapple" felrobbant.
Mert ha mondtak valaha for
radalmi beszedet, ha beszeltek
valaha radikalisok, ha szemre-
hanytak valaha az uralkod6 osz-
tally biineit, Taplin mindezt meg
tette.
Megtette kilonben, elesebben,
erthet6bben, radikalisabban, mint
ahogyan AIT meg tudta volna ten
-: .411x..l rorrf. :rH;a
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1933-06-22

Ursula, are occupying the Baldwin
cottage this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pollard, Jr.
Winchester, Va, are spending the
summer at the Park.
Mrs. Katherine Ainsley, Washing.
ton, is the guest of Major and Mrs
W. N. Skyles.
Mrs. c. f. Hutchinson and Mr. anc
Mrs. Brooks Hutchinson, Fairmont
motored here Saturday.
Mrs. Robert DOMAIN and son, Bob.
bic, are guests of Mrs. DOMAIN,
mother, Mrs. Calhoun.
Miss Helen Leighton and Miss Vir.
ginia Weeks, of Bowling Green, Ky.
Business college; Nut Ready, a grad
uate of Chestertown; Harland Biggs
College Park and Miss Ruth Ream. OF
the faculty at Teachers College, Har.
risonburg, Va, are home for the sum.
mer vacation.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1933-06-22

WANTED-House in desirable To-
cation. Immediate possession if pos
sible. Address P. o. Box 1876, Oak
1926.
LUMBER-We are carrying a large
stock of building lumber, both in the
rough and dressed. We have equipped
our planer with Schimer Heads and
are making perfect fittings. Flooring,
ceiling and Notwithstanding from
stock, three to four years dry. Let
us know your need and get our price.
H. V. Leighton and Son, Mountain
Lake Park.-Advertisement lift.
GREAT DEPRESSION OFFER AT
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK-Three
lots in central part of Park on a prom
inent corner; shade and ornamental
trees; tennis court; Groom fully fur
nished house;all modern conveniences;
double garage; wood and tool house;
three sides public; buildings detached.
Priced at 1870 of legal assessment
and $50 of insurance. Can be financed
for $3.50 cash and balance on easy
terms in an early deal. If not sold,
this property will be for rent. See or
address DR.. Richards, at Chautauqua
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1933-06-22
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PAID LOCAL NOTICES

FOR RENT-SIX ROOM HOUSE.
Apply Treacy's Cash Store, Oakland.
Advertisement 19-4t
PLANTS FOR SALE-Now ready.
]. S. Gnegy, Observation-Disclosures
16-3t"
FOR SALE-Five acres good NOW
ing grass. T. D. Richards, Mountain
Lake k.-Advertisement 1875
FOR RENT-Furnishe Rooms for
light housekeeping; also garage. APP
ply 70 Oak St.-Advertisement 17-4'
PLUMBING AND HEATING-G.
H. Williams, State Road 81, Oakland,
Md. Phone 138-W. Work executed
neatly and promptly.-Advertisem
12-St
ANYONE interested in getting in
touch with Grafton Laundry, please
call 81-W, Oakland. Truck calls on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Advertisement, 11-A-,
FOR RENT-Three furnished
rooms. Apply to Miss BERTHE Cleve-
land, Oakland ADVERTISEMENT II.
DR.. A. F. KIMMELL, we'll known
chiropractor, will be in Oakland on
Sunday, Monday, Thursday, and Fri
day of each week, at Sc Oak street.
Call 20 for appointment.-Adv. lift.
NICE TOMATO, CABBAGE AND
Onion plants, 500, IS cents; 1000,
SIPS; sweet pepper and sweet pota-
to, 500, Is cents; 1000, $1.50, post
paid. C. J. Holcomb, CORTLAND, Va.
Advertisement 14-tf.
FOR SALE-Several pieces of rare
furniture, beds, bureaus, bookcases,
ETC., fine mirror about it. by 10 feet;
baby carriage and high chair; several
antique pieces. See DR.. Richards, at
Mountain Lake observation-disclosures
1856
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1933-06-22
breaches Convention Sermon

Rev. A. B. Harper, of Accident
preached the opening sermon Tuesday
evening at the convention of the Wo-
mems Missionary Society of the Luth-
eran Synod of West Virginia, in ses-
sion at Clarksburg. The conference
will end this evening.
Those in attendance from Oakland
include Mrs. Benz. H. Sincell, Mrs. 7.
C. Bittinger, Women's Missionary So
ciety; Mrs. Karl Kahl, Miss Geneva
Winters, Young Women's Mission
airy Society; Mrs. Foster Bittle, Mary
Lyle Glotfelty and Catherine Butt
Light Brigade representatives, and
Mrs. c. A. Shilke, as treasurer of the
general body.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1933-06-22
Park improvements

We do not know just what i'm
provements of the Park are planned,
or what, indeed, can be done under
the circumstances. We do know
however, that those in charge will do
as much as they can. There is a
glorious opportunity in the beautifica-
ton of Crystal Springs. Whether the
cost would be prohibitive or not is
another question. But we believe the
returns would amply justify the ex.
penditure of reasonable amount of
money and effort. If good road
could be made to the springs and on
around the Lake, it would become the
most popular drive in the Park. With
the water rejecting the lights and
shadows of the scrub oak and taller
trees, with the soothing note of the
song birds, glimpse of an occasional
rabbit and the bullfrog chorus, it
makes an ideal twilight drive. We
only voice the many hopes we have
heard expressed, namely, that some
thing can be done yet this season.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1933-06-22
VINDEX-FRIENDSVILLE
TIED FOR LEAGUE LEAD
Oakland Loses Tight thinning
Contest to Vindex s TOT

Vindex, by winning an eleven-inning
contest from Oakland and defeating
Peerless 3 to 2 during the past week,
is now tied for first place honors with
Friendsville in the Mountain State
Baseball League.
Friendsville also defeated Peerless
5 to 3 to remain at the top of the di.
vision. Sunnyside won its second
game of the season BY defeating Bay
ard to >. CrelLir also defeated Bay
ard to :. Postponed games on ac-
count Of weather conditions were
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1933-06-22
Urged to Vote Against Repeal

At meeting of the executive board
of the West Virginia conference of
the Women's Home Missionary society
of the NJ. E. church, held at Clarks-
burg, w. Va, on June 16, resolution
was adopted protesting against the
repeal of the 18th amendment and
urged all members to vote according
lv.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1933-06-22
By Scoop Himself

A lot of nothing and something
mostly nothing, as if l really had to
tell you.
Today in the tomorrow we worried
about yesterday. Nothing happened;
why worry? Oh, yeah!
Farms don't promise living I'M
less the soil is good, the location right
and most important, the farmer both
sensible and industrious-and there is
no Johnson grass on the plantation.
Shooting one another again in the
European peace conferences may yet
turn ou.. Should the war clouds be-
gin to gather in this country we hope
Congress will pass an act to conscript
the money as well as the men, and
when they do that you will hear the
millionaires go to yelling their heads
off for peace. There is no argument
for peace like reaching for the bank
rolls of the millionaires. The gov
eminent would have to have a mighty
long arm to find anything to con-
script on US.
At the Jackson and Company 5 and
10 opening, Joe Gender, being accom-
panied by someone, was presented
with one of the popsicles.
And who says that the old-fashioned
bathing suit in Sincell's window shows
more modesty than the new styles. 1t
doesn't leave a thing for show, if you
ask me. You probably know what
would happen to girl who wore one
of those bathing suits these days.
Right you are, Elmer. The answer is
nothing.
And why can't a frost kill weeds
too, says l.
1t was so quiet during the inter-
mission at the alumni dance (all the
couples were in conferences making
entangling alliances) that F. D. Bit
ties trained mouse came out for a
free act and exhibition. Only few
married couples to see it, though.
One could not hear DR.. Leonard's
talk on the Bible Sunday night with
out being able to read it the next time
with more understanding. 1t really
would not hurt to read the Bible ev-
cry day. And that goes for me, too
One of Mr.. Harned's books on wild
flowers now rests in the library of
Mrs. Roosevelt, wife of the Presi-
dent.
Did you hear about Ed Lawrence
who clipped off the leaves of his beans
that had been frozen, thinking they
would grow back? And now wouldn't
my face be red, if they really did.
Short and sweet this week, and I'm
at least half right. It's short.
This Weeks Picture
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1933-06-22

The Oakland-Vindex game Sunday
was the first game to go in into eleven
innings. Oakland led to 1, but Vim
dex reduced the lead and finally tied
the score in the ninth inning. A run
in the eleventh inning decided the
contest.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1933-06-22
MT LAKE PARK
Municipal Election

A sufficient number of candidates
not having filed, there will be no ne
cessity Of holding a primary election
for the nomination of Mayor and of
three COuncilmen. The retiring coun-
cilmen, Camden, Hipsley, and School
ey, did mot choose to run" for re-
election and II. l.. Bittner, Louis
Killius, and |. E. Hardesty did choose
to run. Mr.. Utterback at the last
minute stepped into the breach and
filed to succeed himself. As a matter
of course they will be elected, for the
election, under the circumstances, will
simply mean a ratification meeting.
So, your new Mayor will be Utterback
and your Council will be made up of
Hayden and Elliott, holdovers, and
Killius, Hardesty and Bittner.
A snake under the most favorable
circumstances is not the most desir-
able companion. But when you be-
hold glistening, twisting. coiling
body, with redish eyes and forked
tongue, weaving in and out on your
porch, stalking with deadly quietness
birds of which you are very fond, then
stark tragedy adds to the note of in
born fear. Such was the disturbing
scene which met the eyes of Miss
Rachel Weems the other day, as she
came out on her porch. She imme-
diately got busy and called Bob
Moomaw who soon sent the reptile to
snake heaven. 1t was black racer
which measured So inches from tip
tn fin
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Oakland riendsville, and Crellin-
Bloomington.
Next Sundays games include Crel-
lin at Vindex; Friendsville at Sunny
side; Oakland at Bayard; Bloomington
at Peerless.
Standing of the teams:
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Protect Your Savings With Insurance
Life, Health, Accident, Fire, Automobile
H. A. LORADITCH
Dixon Bldg, Liberty ST., Oakland, Md.
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Female HObOes


Yesterday we saw for the first time
a bunch of girl "B. & o. hitchhikers. :"
Seated under the projection of steel
hopper, two or three girls and as
many men seemed to be having a
good time viewing the country. A
friend who has ridden the rods in
years past said that it was familiar
sight in the west. Well, the world do
move.
Mayor and Council to Meet
If YOU have any complaints to make
or suggestions to offer you are re-
quested to meet the Mayor and Coun-
ell in the council room Monday even
ing, the 26th inst. While quite a
program of work has been mapped
out, the town authorities are anxious
to get the views and suggestions of
the property owners of the Park
Cooperation between citizens and the
authorities now will be valuable and
result in much good This invitation
is general and the Mayor and Council
hope a large number will be present.
Personal Mention
Mrs. Laura Simpson and daughter,
Mrs. Stanley Taylor, are at the Simp-
son cottage for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Searls, Wash
ington, are here for the summer, occu-
plying their cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Burch, Jr., of
New York, are guests of Mr.. Burch's
mother, Mrs. William T. Burch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbs, Fairmont, are
guests of DR.. and Mrs. L. l.. Carr.
Miss Bertha Warwick, Homecoming,
was a weekend visitor of friends.
Mrs. Saide Spears, Belle Vernon,
Pa, has opened her cottage.
Mrs. Mary Crane and brother, Mr..
Preston Harris, Parkersburg, are
occupying their cottage.
Capt. John Lightburn, U. S. A., of
Washington; Mr. and Mrs. John Clary
and Miss Beatrice Clary, Hagerstown,
we're weekend guests of Mrs. Alma
'Cll. Mi. and Mrs. Clary were ac-
.5yopanied home by Miss Vivian
Cl"ry.
Mrs. Julia Ruhl and daughter, Mrs
Crane. motored to Clarksburg for the
weekend.
Mrs. Guard and daughter, Miss
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Summer School of Missions

You Know every once IN so often
something happens which renews
your belief that faith will remove
mountains. For awhile it looked as
though the Mission School would not
be held at the Park this year, owing
to the lack of funds. But that little
obstacle didn't seem to deter them
from trying. An appeal was broad
cast and even before any response
was received. plans went forward just
as though the war bag was bursting
with shekels. That's all there is to
this story, except the school will be
held as usual with full program.
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Broadcast Program

Aside from giving a pleasing radio
skit over WMMN last Monday after
noon, the Four Fair Fans broadcast
some clever and we believe compell-
ing advertisement of Garrett county,
as well as of the Mt. Lake Hotel.
Just at this time we are firmly of the
opinion that with proper advertise
ment peoply can be induced to come
to this mountain top. we have Sit
but if we take the veil of silence 'it''
will nroG+ re potbin0