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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-14

has been performing in an even more
spectacular fashion. His hitting Is pet
ter than $50. and ne Is one or the 1l'e
best base stealers in his league
Bigbee, born &c years ago at Water
loo. Oregon. Is mighty ambitious ana
since leaving the old home town nus
proved a Waterloo TO more than ono
opposing pitched. He attended oregon
IInIversity where he not only starred
"a baseball PLAYER but was as good
a halrback as that Institution ever turn
ed out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-14
Pole Saves Auto From
Going Over Enbankment
Man and Three Children Have Narrow
Escape from injury on Peninsula

Isaac Horho. of MoundSNille, had
narrow escape from serious INJURY ana
probably death, along with three young
children. last evening at o'clock, WI. n
his Overland tourning car backed oV'F
a high embankment on the Peninsula
road. near the Wheeling Mold & Foun-
dry company.
Mr.. Horho was driving ur the I'll!
when his machine stopped Before he
could apply the brakes the mach'he
started backward and over the hill the
machine caught on a pole which pre-
vented II from going on over.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-14

Pfetseurgn's showing 80 far this sea-
eon has not been up 20 expectations.
whether Disagreement among the play
ers causing a lack OF team WORK. poor
ni,chinq or management has been the
-saI reason. there's one thing certain.
outftelder Bigbee has not been laying
down on the Job.
Bigbee isn't exactly newcomer tor
res heen with the Pirates since 1915.
Ru, last season his brilliant fielding
ard batting brought him a great deal
o. Deserving fame. So far this year he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-14
By WOOD COWAN

He left college before finishing his
course, going 10 the Portland ciup as
a fielder In 1916. Later Tacoma sold
him to Pittsburgh. Since that time Big
bees improvement has been very I'M
prcssive in every department Of the
game.
He has a god build for an outfielder.
is 1.-THE, active and very speedy. Stands
8 fet 10 inches and weighs 100 pounds,
and-more mportant-possesses keen.
active brain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-14
About People
1Gowsznanss OF Individuals SO Ana
From The CITY.
AT THE HOTELS

The RogsrV-E G. Degguson. Spring
field. O.; J. W. Levy. Pittsburgh: W. r.
Van Camp. Moundsville-
Mcclure Rotel-A o. Conway. Alma,
W. Va: G. T. Dudgeon. WEIGH; II.
Wheeling. Glenyille; P. B. Candy,
Clarksourg; E. C. Lacey, Charleston.
GBrand csntrAl-L. V. Ransom. Park
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-14
AMSTERDAM TAXES ANOTHER

Amsterdam. O.. Aug. I7.-(SpeciaL)-
Amsterdam continued its winning streak
In the o. V. I. 5. L. here yesterday,
when the locals won over the Follans-
bee nine. So.
The score by innings: T. II. E.
Follansbee ..o0105 ~ . O
Amsterdam ....oo100 as IL 3
Batteries: Radkey. Suter and Gibbs;
Cruiser and Grey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-14
wEbLsBUR9 WINS

Brilliant. O.. Aug. 13.-(SpeciaD-
The local representatives in the Inter
City league yesterday afternoon suf-
Eered another defeat at the hands Of
wellsburg. Tba final score was 1916.
The locals never threatened.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-14

C. ". Large. 81 Columbus. O., is a
business visitor in this city.
John Gorsuch left yesterday for a
business trip through the southern part
! OF the state.
George Buchanan. OF Detroit. Mich,
Is spending several days in this city
on business.
william Fowler has returned home
from Indiana. where ne was called by
the death of relative.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Forsch. &C
companled by Mrs. r. E. Shaw and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. kortiz, left yes
terday In their new Studebaker touring
car for a trip to Cleveland. Buffalo Bal
timore and other eastern cities. They
will also go TO Canada.
Misses Virginia Linton and Norma
Chambers are spending weeks Vaca-
ton at Buckeye Lake
Mrs Alex Glass has returned to her
home In Kenwood Place after q months
visit at her summer cottage at Fishers
Island, L 7.
MT. ana MRS w. ~. SPAHo SS - 80
wood ars spending their vacation n
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Douglass yass has returned home
from Cleveland, accompanied by her
young son. Penrose.
Mrs. Fred Johnson, Of Edgwood' Is
visiting her parents at Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Peters, Mr.. Frank
Peters and Bob Peters have returned
to their home at Moundsville after :
motor trip to Clarksburg.
Miss Dagmar Bishop Of Woodsdale
has returned home from a several weeks
trip In tho east.
Mrs Carl Ulrich of Woodsdale is
spending several weeks with relatives
at Warrington.
Alfred PAUL. Of woodsdale. who has
been seriously III for the past two
weeks, Is improving nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobert Posey have re-
turned home after spending several days
| at Buckhannon where they were at
tending the Sunday-school convention.
Miss Alberta johnson, OF Twelfth
street. Is spending q two weeks Naca
! lion IN huntington
Russell Nickerson. OF the Geo. E. Sti
| Eel Co., and Russell Plimate. instructor
at the Elliott Commercial School. hav'
returned from Indianapolis. Ind, wher'
, they spent two weeks visiting relative!
and friends.
Misses Clara and Mamie Anschut'
are enjoying a vacation at various LAKE
, ports.
Miss Cecilia Forney. OF warwood
! left yesterday for Bethesda TO spend TIT
! next few weeks.
Miss Betty Kruesch. Of North Wheel
tnE. Is recovering following seriou!
operation at the North Wheeling hos
pital.
; Earl Gamble has returned to his hom'
In North Wheeling from Buckhannon
| where he spent the past week.
; Miss Rae Steinhauser has returned
70 her home on the Island, after visf
with Huntington relatives.
Misses Margaret and George Mitch
, ell. OF the Stifel store. have returned
homo after spending two weeks at Bach
elors Inn. a summer resort In thin
state.
John H. Percival, Of Pittsburgh. II
! spending several days in this city oil
| business.
John Kelltson. football coach a
| Washington and Jefferson. Is vtsitini
with friends In this city previous u
taking up his duties In the college city
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Levy, Of NORTH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-14
AEaeks In Great Comeback Force League
I.sadars 10 Battle Ten nm
tngs To win.

o. ". I G. L.
YSSesrdsy's ScorsS-
weirton Il: Wheeling 10. 10 innings
Steubenville 10; Dillonyale :.
Amsterdam S; Follansbee I.
wellsburg 10: Brilliant s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-14
MACkS LOSE HARD FOUGHT CAME
At WE|RTON; AN|ST ERDAM WINS

ersburS: Fred Sheatfer. Germantown
O.: H. Apple. Germantown. 0.
Hotel wneslinS--W. NJ. 81. FLOYD
Steubenville, O.: NJ. f. Davis. Dayton
O.: J. Davis. Dayton. o.; NJ. Randolph
Cincinnati. Q.
Hotel wtndsor-S. c. Denham. Clarks'
burg: Geo. A. Denham. ClarNSourg' ~
BoShame. Clarksourg; II. +. BuSh~el|
kingwood. W. Va; e, w. lansing
Clarkshurg.
Starnm Hotel-J. E. Hopkins. Pitts
ourgh; y. l.. Riggs. Spring Run l. W.
Weaves Lima. O.. Edward Hohmann
Cameron. q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-14
SOME BULK BUYER

But after careful consideration WE HAVE de-
cided TO give our friends and old customers the ben
eft of getting these shoes at the extreme LOW
Prices WE would have to SELL Them to a BULK
BUYER They surely would be glad to get the
benefit of this saving opportunity With this object
in view we have made up our minds to stage this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-14

Have Vital Message for those of you that want
to share in the Greatest Bargain EVENT In many
vears-NOW READ ON-as you all know, due to
your kind patronage, have disposed of thousands
upon thousands of pairs of Quality Footwear since
we started selling out our 1913 Main St. Stock, for
which WETHANKYOU Having made this decision
when we began this SALE that whatever would be left
at the end of about six weeks selling would dis
pose of in whole to
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-09
VASARNAP A
'YVERSZijNET
EMLEKNAPJ JA
Reese polgarmester a nap
megiinnepleset keri
Harry L. Davis kormanyzo no.
vemher 11-iket iinnepnappa
nyilvanitotta Ohio allan
teriileten

Reese polgarmester keri a k0-
zonseget, hogy fegyversziinet
napjat, november 11-iket, mely va
sarnapra esik, melt6 m6don iinne-
pelje meg.
Keri, hogy nemzeti zaszlot
tiizzek Xxi, a keresked6k diszitsek
fel iizlethelyisegeiket, lelkeszek
pedig emlekezzenek meg $50
szekrol az amerikai katonak altal
hozott aldozatokr6l, valamint a
fegyversziineti Szerz0des alaira-
sar6l.
A haboruban resztvett katonak
cgyesiilcte, az American Lee
gion, ugyszinten mas hazafias
szervezetek megfelel6 program
NAL fogjak napot iinnepelni.
Harry l.. Davis kormanyz6
fegyversziinet napJat iinneppd
nyilvanitotta Ohio allamban, Il
volt katonak tiszteletere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-09
CYUFAVAL
JAT $40
CYERMEKEK
Halalukat okozta a meg
gyult ruha
Hogy ket sz0rnyen osszeegett
leanyka mikep jutott a gyu-
fakhoz, sziileik nem tud-
jak megmagyarazni

Ktt gyermekleanyka, az egyik
East YoungstOwnban, mask
Sciencevilleben, gyufaval iatszott
s meggyult ruhajuk annyira osz
szeegette oket, hogy kinos szenve-
dies utan mindkett6 kiszenvedett.
Az egyik a 3 ewes Philomena
Ricchiupo (247 Penhale avenue.
East Youngstown kedden este
egette magat 0ssze nemsokara
mcghalt a varosi korhazban.
Ugyancsak kedden delutan szor-
nyen osszeegette magat szinten
3 ewes Lillian Woolcnsack (Mc-
Guffey road. Scienceville) S r0-
vid id6, mulva meghalt. Az el6hi-
volt orvos mar mem segithetett
szerencsetlen gycrmeken.
A szomoru veget ert ket leanyka'
sziilei mem kepesek meemagya-
razni, hogy gyermekeik mikep ju-
tottak gyufakhoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-09
ELHAMVADT
ALLAT0K AZ
EGO CSURBEN
A tiz keletkezesenek Okla
ismeretlen
Mikor a tiizet eszrevettek, mar
mem volt lehetssges be-
kotott 10, tehenek es bor-
juk megmentese

Frank Beavernck boardman-
canfieldi hataron fekv6 cSiirje
iSmcrctlen okbol kigyult porra
egett
Mikor ii tiizet esZrevettek. az
mar annyira elharapodzott. hoey
az oltaSi ki>erlctck hiabaval6nal1
bizonyultak.
Az ego csiirbe he voltak k0tve
cey ,6, negy tchtn es ntgy borju,
nelyek mind oda"esZtek. a tiiz
nagymennyiSegii termenyt eS Szc
nat is clpusztitott.
Hogy az epulet mi m6don gyuit
ki. eddig mem lehctett mcgallapi
tani.
Frank Beaver vesztesege ANIMAL
nagyebb, mivel sem az istaloval
kapcsolatos csiir. sem az allatok
elhalmozott termenyek eS takar-
many mem voltak biztositva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-09
COMBAEVES
N { R G EFT E
Meg PLAZIKOT
Ozvegye is sulyos betegen
fekszik
Ez a gombamergezss elso esete
Youngstowrtan ez iden. A
gombakedvelok legyenek
ovatosak

Ignatz Plank (40 Oak street, IS
feIesege. Anna Plank. combat
"yiiit0ttek $ AIT elkeszitve. 10.
iziien elfogyasztottak. Nemsoka-
ra mindkett0n mergezes tiinetei
jclent kcztek $ mire Plazikot be-
sZallitottak a SIT. Erzsebct kor-
haZba meghalt.
Plaziknak eS felesegenek $50
kasa volt. lakasuk k0zeleben, az
Oak streetcn. combat eyiiiteni. de
ugylatszik. mem ismertek gom-
bak merges fajat ICY tortent,
hcgy az eheto gombak koze mer-
"e>ck is keriiltck.
Mrs Plank. Xxi szinten evett
az elktszitett gombakb6l, most su-
lyos bctegen fekszik lakasan.
Plank holttestet Hamrock IS
Krispinszky halottashazaba szalli-
tottak.
Ez volt Youngstownban az elsa
halaleset az iden. melyet gomba-
mergczes okozott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-09
A REFORMATUS EGYHAZBA
NAGYORGoNAT FoGNAK TE-
TETNI A HIVEK A JOVO Ia
VASZON

A. reformatus egyhaz harmadlk
negyedevi kozgyjilesen. okt6ber
15-en, 12 tagbol all6 bizottsag va
lasztatott, mely az orgona beszer-
zesevel es a koltsegek fedezesere
valo kollektalassal lett megbizva
a k0zgyiiles altal. A nevezett BIZ
zottsag okt6ber h6 2S-an tartotta
els6 kozgyiileset a par6chian.
Jelen voltak: Mt. DIR. Gerenday
lelkesz, Geressy Sander, Szabo P.
Tstvan, Gyorgy Tamas, id. Mol
mar Istvan, Mecsei Andras, ifj.
10th Istvan, Asztalos Aron.
A bizottsag valasztott eln6k0t
Mt. DIR. Gerenday szemelyeben,
penztarnok lett Geressy Sander,
jegyzo pedig Szab6 P. Istvan.
Lelkesz megbizatott azzal, hogy
kerjen, harom vagy negy helyrol
is orgona -arjegyzeket, hogy nemi-
leg tajekoztatva legyiink, vajjon
mennyibe keriilne az altalunk XII
valasztott orgona aztan egy szak
ert6vel megnezetnenk, hogy
templomban mely helyre helyez-
het6 el az orgona Macy atalakitas
nelkiil, ugy, hogy az alkalmas he
lyen is legyen
Egyeb hatarozat ezen syiile
sen mem hozatott.
A jovo gyiiles1nkra szinten tn-
datva lesznek hivek.
szab6 P. Istvan, jegyzo.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-09
VI UZLET

3i3 East Federal st. alatt egy
hezagp6tlo magyar iizlet nyilott.
Ez az iizlet q mellett, hogy a di-
vataru szakmaba vago ugysz6lvan
osSzes cikkcket raktaron tartia,
mlndenfaJta. a magyar yeyoko-
z0nseg altal k0zkedvelt stampelt
(elorajzol kezimunka ts az o-ha-
zabol importalt kiil0nlegessegek
eladasaval foglalkozik. Olyan elk
kek ezek, melyekert New Yorkba
vagy Uevelandba kellett fordul-
nj a magyar vevokozonsegnek, me-
lyeket most mar itthon is besze-
reZhet. Gross Herman par h6na-.
pos ittlete alatt maris megnyertc
vevoinek bizalmat el6zekeny IS
pontos kiszolgalasaval.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-09
MAURITANIA VI RE
KORDJA
Europabol megerkezett 5 nap, z
ora Is 33 perc alatt

A Cunard Tarsasag ''Maureta-
MIA : nevii hajoja minden eddigi
gyorsasagi rekordot tulszarnyalc,
amennyiben Southamptonb3l es
Cherbourgb6f megerkezett Sandy
Hookba, New York kik0tojebA,
5 nap, I ora es 33 pere alatt.
Nyueati iranvban ebert legjobb
rekordja augusztusban volt, MI
kor 5 nap, 9 ora IS 20 perc alatt
erkezett meg.
A "Mauretania'' reg6ta leg
gyorsabb haj6 volt az Atlanti oce-
anon S az egyediili rekora, melstt
meg k%llesf tornie, 4 saj5tia yplt
$ ezeket ! rekerdokst tShbss5r
tulszarnyalta ebbeD az 6vbeh.
Utcis6 utj&n nagyszamu atsse-
kat hoaott, k0ztiik 21s maeyart
is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-09
A KOssUTH K0R GYtjLEsE

Tisztelettel kerjiik a Kossuth
K0r osszes tagjaity.yalamint azo-
kat, Xix a Korbe bel6pni szande
koznak, sziveskedjenek megjelen-
nj vasarnap, november 12-en, este
pont 8 6rakor kezdodo rendes ha-
vi gyulesiinkon, miutan fontos tar
gyalrol lesz $40.
Szivesen latunk minden ma
gya,rt, XII erdeklodik a Kossuth
K0r irant.
Ez lesz utolso gyiilesiink, me-
lyen beiratasi dij fizetsse nelkiil
lehet helepni a Kossuth K0rbe.
Tisztelettel
Gagyi Janos, elnok.
Geressy Sander, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-09

haz pedig gyony0rii terem, mi6ta
ujrafestettek.
Bar Harris iizletvezet0 NJ en-
ber Youngstownban, nagy nepsze-
riisegre tett szert, amit az is bizo-
nyit, hogy a nemreg alakult moz-
g6szinhas-vezetok egyesulete tit
karAvA valasztotta.
A Strand mindennap egy nagy,
elsSrendl .ktpet mutst deli
drakban,- ugy, hogy az egesz KEEP
lAthat6 deli munkasziinet alatt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-09

helyett 3 szazalekos bevandor-
lasi kvotat.
Ebbol csak annyi igaz, hogy ne
melyek kihozatjak Greg sziileiket,
de az ilyen esetek ritkak. A Gu
nard-hajok altal hozott utasok
nasy tobbssget fatal enkerck Is
gyermekek Aepezik. Eek tobb.
nyire . videki keriletekbcn tele-
pednek le, mivel tudomasuk van
arr6l, hogy nagyvarosok tul
vannak zsufolva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-09
OREG, MUNKAKEPTELEN BE
VANDORL0K

A Cunard Line egyik kepvisc-
l0je mondja: Az orszag minden
reszeben megjeleno lapok cikkek-
ben, sGt vezercikkekben is foglal-
koznak azzal a valotlan hireszte-
lessel, hogy Greg es munkakepte-
len embereks t0ltik be fiatalok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-09
A STRAND" NEPsZERU

A Puvlic Square-en lev6 Strand
Youngstown egyik legnepszeriibb
vi vezetes alatt a
Strand. mem ugy, mint a t0bhl
szinhazak, naponkint valtoztatja
programjat es a beleptidij csak II
cent.
A Strand mindennap elsorendU
kepet mutat, ezenkiviil egy k6mi-
1us darabot es hireket kepekben.
Az e,oadas mindig erdemes, a szin
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-09
Megyei peztarnok
Frank II. Vogan
Megyei telekkonyvvezet0 /:
Thomas Fl. Atwood
Megyei mern0k
Geo. NJ. Montgomery
Keriileti iigyesz
III. H. Hull
HalOttkem:
M. f. Hayes

Youngstown varos polgarainak
t0bbsege varosi kormanyforma
megvaltoztatasara szavazott. II
zenot tagb6l all6 bizottsag lett va
lasztya, melynek feladata az uj
chartert kidolgozni. A szavaz6k
altal .helyese.t Szovetsegi kor-
manyforma' f6leg abban kiil0n-
bozik a mostanitol, hogy a varosi
tanacs keves tagb6l fog allni es
wardonkint lesz valasztva, meg
pedig partonkiviili .ticketen.
A birdsagi jeloltek teljes new
sora sorok irasakor meg mem
all rendelkezesre. David j. Jtn-
kins meg lett valasztva. Mahoning
megye polgari bir6saganak bira-
java.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-09

A multi heten Yonngstownban
jart James F. Burke allami szena
tor Rotary Club meghivasara
eur6pai ntazasar6l beszelt az emil.
tett kereskedelmi szervezet tag.
jai el6tt. Mr.. Burke t0bbek k0.
z0tt arr6l is megemlekezett, hogy
Angolorszagra sulyos csapast
inert a haboru. Az iizleti tev1.
kenyseg pang ottan, az ad6k
majdnem elviselhetetlenek S ne.
mely esetben nagyobb osszeers3
rugnak, mint maga a. sors
tott jovedelem. A ".
rendkiviil ertekes an - adam
most mem kell senkinek. Olyan
birtokot, mely Youngstownban
$2O0,000-t hozna, az angol tulai-
donos $10,000-ert hajland6 eladni,
de vevore nem talal.
Angel politikusok el6relat iak,
hogy tiz, esetleg mar ct even be-
I'LL a brit munkaspart (mely kit
lonben mem egyseges part, hane,n
t0bb poftikai szervezetnek egyiit-
tcs parlamenti akci6ra val6 egy,
siilese) fogja Angolorszagot kor-
manyozni. Angolorszag belenyu-
godott az Egyesiilt Allamok veze-
tesebe vilagat erdeklS iigyekben
Amerikat6l varja a kezdemenyc-
zest vilag bekejenek es j6lete-
mex biztositasara nezve teend5 in
tezkedsekben.
Az angolok 6hajtjak, hogy Ne
metorszag gazdasagilag talpraal-
littassek.
Az angol nep tiirelmessege az
idegen nemzetisegekkel szemben
igen kedvez6 benyomast tett
Burke szcnatorra.
Beszede vegen Mr.. Burke me.
megemlitette, hogy olyan rettene-
tes nyomorusagot, milyet London
szegenyeklakta varosnegyedeiben
latott, Amerikaban senki elkep-
zclni Sc tudna.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-09
GY0zTEs JEL0LrEK A K0vErKEz6K

Kormanyzo:
l.. Vie Donahey
Alkormanyzo:@
William Fl. Chatfield, jr.
Allamtitkar:
Thad II. Brown
Allami penztarnok:
Harry S. Day
Foiigyesz:
c. G. Crabbe
Sz0vetsegi szenator:
Simeon d. Fess
kongresszl,si kepvisel6:
John G. Cooper
Allami senator:
Herbert l.. Jones, H. P. Mccoy
Allami kepviselo:
Russell Mckay, Mrs. j. G. OFT,
Stephen F. Sullivan
T0rvenyszeki irodaigazgato:
y. H. CLANCY
Sheriff:
Paul T.. Lyden
Mogyei szanvev6:
Elias M. Faust
Megyei biztos:
G. A. Israel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-09
"A kEDDEN MECTARTOTT
VALASZTAS EREDMENYE.
"A KORMANYZ0- -JEL0LT KIvETELEvEL OHIOBAN
AREPUBLIKANUsOK GY0zTEK

konnyu Dor @ or hvenek avasaara hogy akoho tia
lom moan fszasals heyett ke es haromnegyed szazal
nal kezdodjek, Ohio allan polgarai mem mel szavazak
ICY a "s2araz ok gyoztek-Young gstownban osszes
ad6javaslatokat leszavaztak, ideertve iskoaadot
is, mey mem nyerte meg szllseges 60%nyi
tobbseget.- -AMahoning megysben osszes
repuhlikanus jeotek meg lettek va
lasztva egy alami kepviselo XII
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-09

A prohibici6-ellenes erdekeltse-
gek kepvisel6i napokban titkos
gyiilesre j0ttek ossze Brusszelbe
(Belgium) S megalakitottak "A
vedelem nemzetkozi bizottsag'' at.
Az egesz vilagra kiterjedo mo4-
galmat inditanak prohibici6 el-
len, melynek k0zpontja az Egye-
silt Allamok lesz. A "vedelmi
bizottsag" choke Demun francia
gr6f. A bizottsag tagjai AIT hi
SILK, hogy most kinalkozik a leg
jobb alkalom az italtilalom ellen
val6 altalanos tamadasra, mikor
Amerikanak nehezsegei vannak az
amerikai kik0t3kbe befut6 idegen
"nedves" baj6k Matt. A titkos
iilesek vegeztevel vfgigeyett ban
k1ttsp q deleg1tusok reei ssirete-
lesl, hires francia borokat nyel-
degsltek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-09

A Winslow-fele torvenyjavas-
latot, melynek celia a $10,00O-t
meg mem halad6 lefoglalt nemat
maganva9yonok visszaszolgalta-
tasa, a kongresszus val6sziniileg
ttrvenyerore fogja emelni mind
.iagt .0sszeilese ntan, mondja Md
ler, lefoglalt idegenvagyon ke-
zel0je, miutan tanacskozott Har-
ding eln0kkel. A javaslat targya-
ban kepyiselohaz allamk0zi kc-
reskedelmi bizottsaga kihallgatt.-
sokat fog tartani, mielott t0rveny-
er6re emeleset ajanlana a kepvi-
selGhaznak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-09

Az Observation-Disclosures tit
kos iigynokei vizsgalatot inditot-
tax Isadora Duncan hires tancos-
no ellen, bizonyos nyilatlkGzatok
Matt. A kisasszony nemreg egy
bostoni szinhazban tancolt ez
alkalommal fatyolsz0vetb6l ke-
sziilt tancruhat viselt, mely azon-
ban igen keveset fatyolozott ci,
Richard B. Washington, jr.,
John Augustin Washingtonnak,
George Washington fiverenek le-
szarmazottja, napokban meghalt
Woodbury-ben, n. j., 66 ewes koz
raban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-09

A hadiigyminiszterium feladla
Fort Apache-t (Arizona), mint
katonai scelokra most mar alkal-
matlant. EFT a katonai rezerva-
ci6t, mely $500 acrenyi teriiletet
kepez, beliigyminiszterium veszi
at $ iskolai celokra fogja hasznal-
nj indian-gyermekek szamara. Az
iskolanak Roosevelt School" lesz
a neve.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-03-16

If you fail to buy and are not in the swim, don't blame We advised you to buy Prescott real estate Buy March 22 at your price.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-03-16
ARRANGING FOR SPRING TERM

Conway, March 14-Ample arrange ments are being made at the Arkansas State Normal School for the accomoda tion of all new students enrolling for the spring term to be opened on March 20. Officials of the school have per fected plans not only for their instrue- tion at the school, but also for board and rooms The task is of some size as the attendance is already about loo above the total for the same month last year.
 Reservation for the spring term are being made at rapid rate by pfospec- tive students. Indications are that enrolment will more than eclipse for mer records, although the institution has become noted for it's remarkable development despite the inadeduacy Of equipment supplied by the state through the legislature.
 Teachers who have completed their winter terms vii find helpful courses ready to hand at the State Normal School. For enrolment of this class the department of education will start at the beginning of the tenn course in teaching methods designed to help grammar and high school teachers. In addition. review courses will he offered i'll comon branches. These courses have proved almost invaluable to teachers preparing to undergo eXami- nation for license and also for ambi- tious instructors who find that the study greatly increases their effective ness in the school room.