davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-21
FElHIvAs

A Youngstown magyar egyletek
es egyhazak nagybizottsaga no
23-an, azaz szombaton este 8 ora
kor gyiilest tart a Kossuth K0r-
ben.
Szeretett magyar testverek! +!
F0lkeriink mindenkit, akib0l meg
mem halt XII magyar efzes, ugy
az egyhazak es egyletek vezetoit,
mint maganosokat, akik sziviik0n
viselik magyarsag scent iigyet,
.hogy legyenek szivesek megjelen-
nj, hogy az egyetertes, szeretet es
beke jegyeben magyarsag kozos
iigyet apoljuk es amennyire to-
link telik, elobbre vigyiik, ne
mindig csak a tiizcsovakat hajigal
juk egymas k0ze, hanem a beke
olajagaval, a szeretet jotanacsa-
val, egymas megertesevel k0z0sen
munkalkodjunk kiil0n0sen most,
mikor szeretett hazank es testve-
reink sorsa olyan szomoru. Hejh,
magyarok, ha szeret0 Swivel gon-
dolkoznatok, kivetve bel6le min
den ellenszenvet, de maskep is lem
ne minden! Fla tudnank egy-
mast szeretni es megbecsulni s
0sszetartani! Pr6baljuk meg, ma
gyarok, AIT hiszem, hogy ha 0sz-
szetartunk, az listen aldasa fogja
kiserni munkankat?!
Tisztelettel
Geressy Sandor, eln0k.
Horvath Istvan, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-21
A MUNKAVISZONYOK
Megindult a Republic Bessemer-
telepe. - Girardon is ujbol felvet-
.......-. TEX a. munkat kat..-~---..-

Az egyre javul6 viszonyok k0-
vetkezteben hetf0n megindult a
munka Republic Iron and Steel
Co. Bessemer-telepen, amely ne
hany hetet leszamitva, k0zel mas
fel evig mem dolgozott, sok ma
gyar munkasnak karara. Ebben a
gyarban k0zel 1000 munkas vette
fel a munkat. A gyar vezet6se-
ge szerint kilatasok igen j6k IS
valoszinii, hogy a telep rendesen
fog dolgozni hosszu id6n at.
Ugyancsak hetf6n reggel az A..
M. Byers Go. girardi guardian AZ
puddler furnace indult meg ismet
k0zel hat heti sziinet utan. Ez a
gyar augustus elejen kenytelen
volt a munkat felfiiggeszteni a
szenhiany Matt. A gyarvezeto nyi
latkozata szerint het vegere a
koh6ba is begyujtanak es jovo he
ten mar teljes er6vel fog menni.
A gyar k0zel 1900 embernek ad
munkat.
A t0bbi gyarakban is egyre t0bb
les t0bb osztaly indul meg es az
iizem meglehetosen fokoz6dott.
! Kul0nosen j6l mennek a heten a
lemez-hengerek. A Mahoning'
v0lgyeben lev6 Ill henger KOHL
108 dolgozik. A Sheet and Tube
east youngstown telepen csaknem
telies erovel megy a munka. A
Brier Hill teljes erovel dolgozik,
a Republic ismet elkeszit egy ko-
hot a begyujtasra. A Carnegie
gyarak iizemeben mem allott be
valtozas.
A nemuni6 lemez-gyarak is meg.
adtak a fizetesemelest henger.
munkasoknak, akik tonna utan
dolgoznak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-21

A k0zelfekv6 Damascus egyik
farmjan nagy sZerencsetlenseg
tortent napokban. Ora Crew
farmhazaban me egromlott villa
gitasra .hasznalt acetylene-tartaly ly
mik0zben AIT a % ewes Raymond
Yeager javitotta, felrobbant. A
4S ewes Mrs. Eva Crew, Ora Crew
felesege, Linwood Crew, a csalad
13 ewes fogadott fla es Yeager sze-
rel0munkas eletiil1et vesztettek.
A robbanast hallotta az agyban-
fekv6 beteg Mrs. Phoebe Crew, a
farmer 7S ewes anyja, aki azonban
tehetetlensegeben mem tudta a
sZobat. elhagyni csak az ablak-
hoz birt vanszorogni, hol harom
ora hosszaig vart hogy jelt adjon,
ha valaki a haz k0zel6be jon.
J0ttek is embere,l, Xix egy csep-
l0gep-f -felszerelest kiSertek. Mrs.
Crew az ablakon val0 d0r0mb0-
zessel niagara vo.lta figyelmiiket.
Eek aztan ertesitettek Crew far
inert Is a hat0sagokat.
A szomSzedos i'armerek is hal
lottak robbanast, de mem tulai-
donitottak neki semmi jelent6se-
get mivel az ilyen dordulesek mem
Szokatlanok azon a videken.
Yeager szerelot felesege es ct
apr6 gyermeke siratjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-21
A T0RVENYT
TISZT EL0
YOUNGSTOWN
Mr.. Bence meg van elegedve
a helyzettel
Az elmult augustus hoban szo-
katlanul kevesen ssrtettek
meg az italtilalmi tor
venyeket

Palinkaf0zes eS ivas tekintete-
ben Youngstown a javulas utjara
tert = mondjak Bence foprohibi-
clos iigyn0k es emberei, - inert az
elmult augustus h6ban csak -
embert tartoztattak lie es II en-
bert pereltek az italtilalmi rendel-
kezesek athagasa Matt. Az 0sz-
SECS birsagok csak $9,200-ra s az
osszes ad6k es biintetespenzek 0sz-
szege csak 1927, ,37s.49-ra rugott.
Eek a statisztikai adatok AIT
bizonyitjak, hogy augusztusban
kevesebb ember sertette meg a
prohibici6s t0rvenyeket, mint ju-
liusban, s6t kevesebb ember, mint
az allan barmely mas keriileta-
ben.
William l.. Bencenek, youngs-
town. keriilet italtilalmi f0iigv-
nokenek azonban mindig van va
lami kifogasolni val6ja. AIT mond-
ia, hogy emberei nehez munka
aran is csak bajosan tudnak most
valakit elcsipni; no, de ezt mem
panaszkepen mondja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-21
ER0szAKosKoDp "szARAz
UGYNOKOK

Begany Zsigmond ismert ma
gyar iizletember volt a szenved6
hose a rein dzsek utan kutat6 kon
stablerek legujabb kalandjan
Begany, akinek South avenuen
van iizlete, szombaton este epen
vacsoranal tilt, amikor negy en-
Der, Joe BEEN coitsvillei konstab-
ler vezetese alatt berontott az liz
letebe.
BEEN felmutatta a hazkutat0
parancsot es emberei azonnal hoz-
zalattak a kutatashoz. Begany
nyugodtan nezte, inert tudta, hogy
ninucs hazanal semmi. Egyszerra
jegszekreny felol jott az egy,k
ember es egy pint-os iiveg rein
dzseket tartOtt kezeben. AIT al
litotta, hogy a tiltott szeszt a jeg-
szekrenyben talalta. BEEN ere
letartoztatta Beganyt.
Begany szerint az iizletben har-
man is figyeltek a fogdmegek gya
nus miik0deset es lattak, hogy az
egyik kutato sajat zsebeb6l vet
te elo az italt. A kocsiban, amint
a b0rt0nbe vittek, Begany meg
mondta Beemnek. hogy 8 mem fl
zet egy centet sem, inert tannk
Iattak, hogy az. italt szaraz ura-
sagok maguk csempesztek be az
iizletbe. Ere az egyik fogdmeg
a bilincscsel fejbevagta Beganyt,
aki homlokan megseriilt.
Az .erdekes iigynek folytatasa
lesz csiit0rt0k0n delutan Bailey
east Youngstown bekebir6 elott.
Begany mem hagyja annyiban a
dolgot es mem fog nyugodni, mig
artatlansaga kideriil es a basasko-
do konstablerek elveszik meltd
biintetesiiket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-21
OLVAS0INK SZIVES FIGYEL.
MEBE


Szab6 P. Istvan honfitarsunk, a
reformatus egyhazi es betegs. egy-
let altalanosan ismert es tisztelt
titkarja, szives volt lapunk KEEP
viseletet elvallalni. Szaho ur fel
van hatalmazva az Amerikai Ma
gyar Hirlap reszere elofizetesi di-
iakat felvenni azokat neviink-
ben nyugtazni. Ajanljuk Szab6
p. Istvan urat a magyarsag szives
joindulataba. i.
Az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap
kiad6hiyatala.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-21

A youngstowni rend6rsegnek a
gonosztev6k egy nj tipusaval, a
moi rabloval, szaporodott meg a
dolga.
Mrs. +. B. Thaxton, Xxi Charles
tonban, w. Va lakik, szombaton
delutan az Erie -vasut var6term6-
ben tilt, yarva a vonatra. Egy ne
ger no lepett a terembe Mrs.
Thaxton-hoz kpve, lekapta annak
karjar6l kabatjat futasnak
eredt. A kabat zsebeben volt
Mrs. Thaxton minden penzet tar
talmazo tarcaja is.
A fekete lady meg mem ta-
laltak meg az 6t keres6 detekti-
vek.
A Nilesban, Robbins ave. $40.
81. alatt lak6 Mrs. A. Sweeney is
jelentette, hogy' szombaton ellop-
tax tole Youngstownban penztar-
cajat, 22.50-nyi tartalmaval
egyiitt.
Ugyancsak szombaton jelentette
Mrs. c. A. Nadler, hogy az also
varosban e!loptak t6le gyemanr-
kovekkel ekesitett gyiiriijet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-21
GYAszH1R

Letoha Antal east Youngstown
lakos honfitarsunkat es kedves ne.
jet, sziil. Kinczel Juliannat, su-
lyos csapas erte napokban: SEE
retett kisleanyuk, Margitka, hala-
laval. A temetest Varlaky San
dor rom. kath. plebanos vegezte.
Fogadjak ugy megszomorodott
sziil6k, mint a koran tavozott kis-
leany keresztsziilei, Egri Antal Is
kedves neje, sziil. Kinczel Anna
asszony, 5szinte r6szvetiinket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-21
vASARNAP NILESBAN LESZ A
MAGYAR FUTBALL MECs

Aki latni kivanja a vasarnap
megtartando Niles-Kossuth Ma
gyar labdarugo, merk6zest, jojjon
delutan egy 6rakor a kossuth K0r-
be, ahonnan csapattal mehet kl
a palyara, amely Girard es Niles
kozott, f6ut Is villamos men,
ten van.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-21
A FUTBALL BAL

Sep szamu kozonseg kereste
fel hetfon este a Kossuth Egylet
fntball csapata javara megtartott
tancmulaasagot. A fiatalsag igen
j6 tanczenekar mellett kellemesen
es jol mulatott. A rendez6seg
munkaja kHl0nos dicseretett erde-
mel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-21
vERHovAY,ESTELY

A Verhovay Egylet 108-ik fi6k-
janak mutt vasarnap megtartott
-gyiilesen elhataroztak tagok,
hogy a kozel jovoben Verhovay-
estelyt rendeznek. A pontos ma
pot meg mem hataroztak meg. Az
estelyt val6szinileg reformatns
egyhaz term&ben rendezik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-21
PET0FI-GYttIEs

Az east Youngstown Petofi San
dor Egylet vasarnap tartja rem
tles havi gyiileset Crow-fele hall
ban. A tagok keretnek, hogy je-
lenjenek meg teljes szamban.
Kish Samuel, eln0k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-21
SZ1vEs TUDOMAsUL

A Youngstown g0r.-kath. ma
gyar egyhaz piknikjerol szolo ell
szamolast j0vo szamunkban fog
iuk k0zre4dni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-21
Esemenyek

Mellon penziigyminiszter egyike
az amerikai nagytoke azon - -
reinek, Xix kiterjedt iizleti| Men M
keltsegiiknel fogva gazdag t W'e'
talatokat szereztek az ipari es
penziigyi tevekenyseg teren. Az
ilyen emberek velemenye sulylyal
bir. Mr.. Mellon AIT mondja, hogy
a szenbanyasz- es misunderstanding
befejeztevel, most mar "igen j6k +"
a kilatasok gazdasagi teren. Sze-
rinte biztosan varhat6 6riasi liz
lett fellendiilesnek csak ket aka
dayla van: a vasutak hianyos fell
szerelese es a mar helyenkint most
is mutatkozo munkashiany. A
vasutak ezel6tt evenkint 100000
uj kocsit szoktak rendelni, ezt
tenni azonban mar evek ota elmu-
lasztottak, reszben a haboru, resi-
ben pedig az iizleti pangas Matt.
Mindazonaltal vasutak kepesek
lesznek feladatuknak ugyahogy
megfelelni a bek0vetkez6 tel folya-
man, mialatt kocsi- es mozdony-
keszletiiket j6karba helyezik, il
letve sziikseghez kepest ujakkal
potoljak.
Texasban, = mely egtike de.
mokrata allamoknak, = Ferguson
volt kormanyz6 es Earle B. May
field versenyeztek demokrata
szovetsegi szenatori jeloltsegert.
Fergusont annak idejen bizonyos
iigyb6l kifolyolag vad ala helyez-
tex, Mayfieldet pedig a "Ku Klux
Klan" nevii titkos-tarsasag tamo-
gatja. Az el6valasztason az ut0n-
bi lett jelolve. Texas fHggetlen
demakratainak, = azoknak, Xix
mem tartoznak. a part kotelekebe,
mem kell Ferguson, de mem
kell Mayfield sem, az emlitett
titkos- tarsasaggal fentartott 0sz-
szekottetesei Matt, ICY vele, a
demokrata part rendes jeloltjevel
szemben fiiggetlen jel0ltet allitot-
tax fel George f. B. Peddy szem6-
lyeben. Peddyt a texasi republi-
kanus part is tamogatja es szin-
ten jelolte. Mayfield biztosan
megbukik, ha a katholikusok, zsi-
dok, negerek es idegensziileteSii
polgarok megteszik k0telessegu-
-ket novemberben Peddyre fog
max .szavazni. Mayfiela bakasa
sulyos csapas lesz a gyiil0let es til
relmetlenseg szervezetere, Ku
Klux Klan-re nezve.
Tamaszkodva legfels0bb bir0-
sag d0ntvenyere, mely szerint
munkas-uniok sztrajkokbol 'kifo-
lyolag karteritesert perelhetok o
Sherman-fele trust-ellenes t0rveny
alapjan, gyarosok mindig tobb es
t0bb esetben perlik ujabban az
uni6kat. Az egyik unio most szin-
ten a perles terere lepett. A
cleveland 21S. szamu vasformal0-
nnio ugyanis egymillio dollarnyi
karteritesert peril az American
Plan Association inert ez a
gyarosokhoz intezett egyik k0rle-
Ayeleben AIT mondja, hogy az en-
.ett vasformal6-uni6 tagjai csak
ugy keszek ellenfeleiket megcson-
kitani meg is 0lni, mint a herri-
nj, ILL.,, banyaszok. Az American
Plan Association uni6-ellenes
= SLCI tCLCt.
Minden jel ARA vail, hogy no.
vemberi valasztasok szavaz6 lap
Jain, Ohio allamban, csak repub-
hkanus es demkorata part je-
l0ltjeinek nevei fognak szerepelni,
inert sem a prohibicionistak, sem
a szocialistak mem kepesek silk
seges szamu alairasokat idoben
megszerezni ARA, hogy partjuk a
szavazo-lapokra felveheto legyen.
Foleg politikai okokb6l ugy
kongresszus kepvisel6haza, mint a
szenatus jonak latta t0rvenyt al
kotni, mely az eur6pai haboruban
szolgalt katonaknak bizonyos 0sz-
sZegii "bOnus" fizeteset rendeli
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21
Pure Oil Continues
Breakneck Pace by
Beating So Quint

In the Comlaercial league last
night. pure oil defeated snyder
johnson team hy tho score OF AZ TO
81 while Mcgee won from the
Gypsy five by the score of 32 to
90, In the first few minutes of
play in the first game the Snyder
johnson aggregation took the lead
on Pure oil running the score up
10 to o. However the lead OF the
sport dealers team did not last long
as the pure Oil team work proved
too much for their opponents.
The second game. between Mcgee
and Gypsy, was a sec-saw affair.
The score at the end of the first half
was 12 20 in favor OF Mcgee and
they came back strong IN the second
jacreasing their lead and finished
the game on top of the heap 32 to %.
Lineup and summary:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21
us M. P. H. SET
MINIMUM SPEED
OF RACE PLANES
Next Years Pulitzer Race
Conditions Announced
by Committee

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21

just about who was who in the bat
ting game.
Came From Fort Worth.
"Reh" Russell was one OF the few
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21
'REB' RUSSELL'S
RECORD ONE OF
BASEBALL'S BEST
Slugger of Today Was
Star Of the Box in Earl
ier Diamond Years
ny MAcLnAN kENNEDY.

E,vru AIbort nussoll thnt ia his
.,...
'''I ""'"' N"'" ~ e"'7 D" P'''''
society Ia baseball DE ls known as
"Rcb," was n clever sOuthpaw hurler
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Innrur has.b,u tg big abiIity to hlt
y,. Loir,.,t,. ,C ,IoIt ali burlers
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,,,., bc II1 IIU,s.Ir rr.,d a. "a CON
,.,ys.,tI,rlii.t ,,t.n ha upblI.,laufd
tt, nina p, ,nr ,yt,tar whom ofk,d
rnr bis o,ulid and unbiased opinIon
A. a., ,,b,J, ba ,.nrsIdar,d tna hard
,s, h,t.n,,n i'm tbr American league
fnr biu tl5vru AIb,,p 10 ui;,h TO.
A.. t.,l "a, ..t f,nl.d
VVnhnn Sam Uis UouJoo
Mr. pu4arlI on his word of honor.
,t,t.d pst < gr1v.rnr1 ,,84l't so
y4,y 53rd T., .pIi,b. but was very hard
ia f,aI NOW Rrl ON your solemn
n,tb f.. sam crawford n 'borJar,or a
moro dtfflrult bat.tpun FOR won TO
deceive thau Tyrug Cobb9'
or win give won NV word of honor
na "a rauiI.u,au and baseball hurIer
ina, the Wnhoo person was tho bano
Of mo baseball GNiatcute. always
mad mai gone FEELING when f,cinu
him
"Rch" furthermore stated that II
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21

made good. how good only his record
can tell.
I1weu Albert Russell was born on a
farm near Albany Miss. When "A
year old, his father moved the fam
ily TO Texas and as matter of fact,
the lnfantile "Rcb" was moved along
with the rest OF the household goods.
Up until the age OF Is his occupa-
ton was farming, which prevented
him from indulging in the national
pastime. BY using his noodle he in
fluenced hts dad 10 let him 20 out
and earn his own living. Dad con-
sented. and young "keb' landed
job "a "A teamster which enabled him
to get into "a game occasionally.
"Reh" proved too fast for amateur
company and he was picked up by
the management OF the BOnham club
OF the TeXas-OklahOma league. This
was in 1912. "Reb" proved to be a
veritable terror to the batsmen Of
that circuit, in fact. so good was this
stocky left-handed kid that the man
agcment OF the Fort Worth club OF
the Texas league offered the Bon
! ham management all Of $3.50 for this
/ budding phenOm, who was destined
/ to be something great In baseball
The Fort Worth management
! placed n handicap on Reb's speed.
! He had been going too fast. They
gave him strict instructions not 10
| work harder than was necessary 20
win. The management OF Fort Worth
wanted 20 keep "Reb' under cover
/ for another season then have him
/ frame up sensational record and
| sell him to the highest bidder. The
scouts were, at that moment. right
/ on the trail OF young Russell, and
one of ComisSoy's men landed hi IN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21
Gypsy 22)

Goals from Held; pappan 3, Ma
loee g. RoNgert 4. L. Stepp ]. Tay-
Tor 1, Gibbons 2, Mcclure 2, Mcgee
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21
Johnson Turns
Ball Pool Data
Over to Landis

CHICAGO, Dec. 2Q--Ban B John
son, president of the American
league, today turned over 20 Com
missioner *. NJ. Lands data cover
ing two years investigation of base
ball pools.
The report. compiled at the ex-
pense Of the American league, was
read at the recent joint meeting in
New York, and so impressed Lands
that he requested that it be turned
over to him 50 that he might combat
that which he previously had
termed the "slimiest crooks I have
ever encountered"
Johnsou's investigation was car
ried on only I'm Chicago, where pools
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21

OF the white Sox for the great Naish
was slipping Rob pitched IN
games In his first season out. rms
wonder from Texas was hailed as
another "Rube" Waddeil. In MS
first game. that is. he was called 70
finish one, he famed five OF the nine
batsmen who faced him.
Yes, "Reb" Russell was great
hurler. From 1913 until 1917, ne
was classed with the high grade
southpaw hurlers Today, EVEN
Rueselrs record as a hurler IL nearly
forgotten by most Of the fans. It is
Russell the sensational swatsman of
the Pittsburgh club, recently discov-
cred In the wilds OF Minnesota with a
record in home run making attached
to him almost as long as the moral
law. This is the athlete the fame
know today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21
VIII Failing Eyesight End
Career of Another Shugrue?

when johnny Shugrue, young
and coming brother Of the once
famous Joe, knocked out Willie
Jackson iu the tenth round of
their recent bout the victory
presaged great things for john
ny But the future really isn't so
bright for him. His eyeslght is
said 10 be failing him and may
end his career Is It did that Of
HE brother Joe.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21

Alaskan Mail Bont Lost.

u, A, HridgowRter rolled now hi
duck pin score for the Layne alley.
has a high score OF 2Os pins.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21
Dayy Robertson Released

NEW YORK, Dee. 20.-Davy
Robertson, utility outfielder OF .bs
New York G ants. has been released
unconditionally 1t was anuour ed
today Robertson will manage ths
Richmond team in the Virginia
league next year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21

are paid TO be operated on a mora
extensive scale than any other plars
I'm the country. According to Jobns
son the report names the places
where the tickets are dispensed.
Just how lands intends to com.
bat the pools has not been an
nounCed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21

Goals frOm floId' Springer ;,
Meister s, Whiting 3, Brenneman 2,
price s. Roach g. Free throws:
Whiting 6, price 3, Grey 8.
Substitutlons: White for Shana-
tona.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21
Mobile Buys Louisville Hurlcr

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Dec. 20
Tommy Long. pitcher with thu
Louisville American association rIlh
for several seasons, has been pgr.
chased by the Mobile club OF ne
Southern association. It was an.
noHnCed today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21

JUNEAU, Alaska, Dec. 20,--The
mail boat Taygve, which plies be-
tween Petersburg and Kake in Alas
kan waters, has disappeared. IL was
reported here today. The Taygve,
Il was stated, anchored Sunday off
Point Mccartney. at tho north end
OF Kuprenof island with broken
shaft.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21
HIN II WI
DOUlblcs=-dl $3.50 u. m.

The Lnyne City handicap bowling
tournament opened last night with h
bang. The first bowlers started promptly
Rt Gao y. m. There was a largo crowd
Of Interested bowling fans on hand to wit
ness the contests. The spectators grand
stand was filled 10 uverflowing.
Following arc the results Of last nights
Tantastsr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21

hurlers who made his appearance in
big league baseball without being
heralded by brass band or flar'1g
hcadliners In all newspapers, and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21

1. Johnson I. Free throws; Malone
!, Il. Stepp /, Taylor 2.
Substitutions, II. Lawhorn for Il.
Stepp, s. Lawhorn for u, Lawhorn,
FeferCo: Trestrail
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-15
NILES NEWS

NILES. Dec. 1.-THE initiation Of
the members of the Niles Chapter
Of the Order of DeMolay will take
place In Masonic Temple. tomorrow
evening, The degree team from
Grand Rapids chapter will 10 the
work.
NJ. J. Robinson has concluded a
visit at the Herman Roebeck and
Paine Phelps homes and has return.
Ell 20 Ridgeway .. Mrs Robinson
viii remain until after the holidays.
The employees OF the c. +. Meyers
shoe store We're entertained last eve
ming at supper at the home of Miss
Ruth Long After supper the party
motored to South Bend and attended
the Palace theater.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. G. Gage will on
terrain the Candleight Whist club
this evening.
Mrs. Fannie Nauman will CON
clude visit here tomorrow and
accompanied by her daughter. Mrs.
+. y. HaGseu and the latters daush-
ter viii return 10 West Branch.
where they, Mrs Hadsell and daugn-
ter viii spend the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard French and
son OF Detroit are guests of DR.. and
Mrs. T.. y. Bonnie.
Mrs. Robert Scheu Of Jones Is a
guest of her daughter. Mrs. Cyrus
Funk.
Mrs. =. Z. Dellahunt and grand
children left today for Chicago 10
make their future home. Her
daughter. Mrs. William Heintz Will
join her there n few days later.
Practical assurance is given by the
state highway commission that there
VIII be include in the states 1929
highway building program hard
surface road 10 be built from the
intersection OF Main and Oak sts.
TO the Berrien-Cas.s county lire from
Cassopous TO a point at the south
side OF Barron lake, hard surface
road IS 90 be built
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-15
HirOhitO Reported
Victim of TyDhuS

TOXIC, Dec. i4.-(By T. " ST.
Al unoonhrmed report Is current
thar Hirohito. prince regent OF ia
pan is ? victim OF typhus fever.