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Nv Duma $500; Petru Bozgan
$500; valeria Resedean $500;
p. Blajovan $500; g. Brnu $500;
lie Tampea 500; Mircea Jivca
$500; Nicolae Cizmasiu $500;
Maria Lazar $500; Compania
|Schiopescu $500; vasilie Buteala
$500; Vasilc Lazi Sechi $500;
Ivasilie Rosiu $500; Bucur Nea-
gos $500; Gheorghe Gardulescu
$500; Joan Surdu $500; Nicolae
Nicula $500; Stefan Solga $500;
loan Musteti $500; Ilie Muntean
$500; A. Molcutu $500; Todor
Fantanar $500; Maria Muntean
$500; Anastasia Rusu $500; A.
yram Barbu $4.OO; Todor Buda
l$4.OO; Todor BraHean $4.0O; Ia
cob Tudor $500; George Bolea
1890; George Tesculal $500; De-
legatul Parochiei great. 500:
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500; loan Lupu $500; P. Dota
$500; Constantin Ordean $500;
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l$2.OOe Maria Medcrcsan 500; A.
|Voineag $500; Nicolae Fiaru
$500; George Ghira $500; Petru
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A. Neasu 500; /. Incacian $500;
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Costea $500; Todor Magati $500;
: loan Vuica $500; Vasilie j. Vlad
$500; l. Petru Boja Iorga 500; J;
Ivasile Stet $500, Novi Codrean
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'lEfta Marghita $1.OO; Elena Mar
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i Ambrus $1.0O; George Pacurar
-l$100; loan Muresan $1.0O; Ilie
Perrin $1.OO; loan Ursul $l.OO;
: loan Botar $1.O0; Luis Ian0viciu
-I$1.0O; lionel Lutai $1.OO; Siduta
Lutai $1.OO; Lazar Cenuse $1.OO.
Donate Luni seara:
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= mesh $l.OO; loan Morariu $1.0O I;
|. Jumpa $1.OO; Lazar Neasa $l.OO
Tn Roman $1.OD; A. Ban $1.OO;
c |. Isac $l.0O; Dhnila Albu *l.OO
Stefan Sba-cia $l0O; Arcade
! Balas $1.O0; Doamna Vuica a pus
Y un Cias in lotcrie in favorul So.
\ cietatii de la care esit suma
! de $31.OO.
Vent curat este suma $3408. IL
Rugam pc toti membri care a
promis ajutor la Banchet de a
achita suma acca pana la sedints
I gcnerala de 3 luni ca sd putem
u publica in ziar.
+ Controlat dc Controlorii So
cietatii.
Vasile Mat, Pet1u Popoviciu
l. Nlcolae OragoS, secretar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-31

procesului, judecatorul a promis
ca va fixa ziua judecatii pc prima
q lui Martie.
Aseara d-soara Julieta propus
tusei Ana sd ia prayalia pc seaina
ei pana Ia sosirea mamei. Ma
volt sa primeasca. Am staruit 81
eupe langd ca dar in zadar. Zicea
cd nu Sc pricepe in comert si lie
teama Cd Va 1cauzs vre-o perdere.
mamei.
|. D-soara Julieta, vazind ca mo
poate hotari . .scris. ocopie de
anunt, pc care Fam transcris in
Eaimba engleza, ipmesfs Sc anunta
|eindISiirsa Iii narfurlor nnei firme
[carfs sr Vol u incAifsess u prar,a-
||lia, si q rugat-o pc tusa Ana SO
|Apeh la cele doua ziare locale sal
publiee, ii ia spus ca maine sa Sc
mute in casele noastre ca 81 in
| grijeasca ds ele pina IA yenirea
|mamei, zic6ndu-i q W avea leafa
ne care 4 aypt~o caf . servit -
[vlnz6toare Il pravalia mahei, ii
ks.. ~ .. - - N - u !.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-31
IN ADEvAR DEPINDE.

Nu de multi in. India O vaduva
fost pusa de vie langa cadavrul
barbatului sau mort cand acesta
a fost inmormantat 81 ambii au
fost arsi. Acesta este un caz de
obiceiu local. Dupa cum Yeti OBJ
serva, intotdeauna depinde in &c
parte locuiti. In Africa Centrala
cand un sef sufere de durere de
stomac, ilnediat cheama pc medi
:ul care sc roaga, canta acompa-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-31

sllna de 121.5OO dolari. D-na
Brown a negat ori ce complicitate
81 cunostinta de isvorul banilor
depusi la banca pc numele Ell 81 2
d-lui Brown, .zicand cd ca ma
avut cunostinta de cat de primele
Idepuneri, cate 250 pc doua Ibele,
81 tuSa care acuza, ne putand
dovedi acuzatia Gu martori, jura-
til n'au gasit motive de urmarire
| 81 a fost pusa in libertate.
Acuzatii au refuzat Gu incapa,
tinare sa spuna unde Sc alta RES
tul banilor defraudati i
Paguba suferita de mans, 1ctl
dAtoriile pc carl a trebuit 41e
|plateasca d-soara Julieta, - n
|dicaf Ia 129, ,498.67, afara de- ~
CUBA pc care 0 va avea Ia yfn4Grea
depoxitului din magszin dacx nu
IVA deschide maeazinul sau nj Va
|putea vinde maria pc cost. /.
D-soara Julieta obtinut ii ho.
tarirea ca dina Brown s. ,se mute
ilnediat din casele noastre.
Dups interyentia adyocats1ui,
|explicand 81 d-soara Julieta xrSs
|bne n - fnapoieze ia tarx si 81
|yof1x ~ Is faf1 Y 1
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-31

aceasta taxa de inscriere 2 dolari
Notat. D-nii mcmbri carl nu pot
veni in persoana ia aceasta Sc
dinta Isl inainta scuza la Presi-
diul Soc. altfel vor Fl amendatl
GU soc; conform Statutului.
In numele Societatii ''Biruinta"
81 d. N. Rom. din Warren, Ohio.
loan Banciu, presedinte.
(75-76). A
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-31
NSTIlNTARE

Stunt rugati toti abonentli
nostri q observa urmatoarele
reguli la trimiterea psntru
schimbare de adres4.
/. Sa Sc scrie adresa veche
unde Ia mers ziarul 81 adress
unde s'a mutat.
2. La fiecare persoan4 cd
sc alature marci de So. 81 ~
caute Cd nj Sc dea nunele stra
del 81 al orasului correct.
Cine I'D observx aceste 70.
gull in zadar asteapt& sx j x
schimbe adresa Cd nu se poate
AdministrotiA.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-31

Familii sa lucreze la steele d,
zahar in Michigan. $500 pc acra
Locuinta 81 transportarea gratis
Mergeti la agentii nostri III Gle
Vcland Dulninica in , Aprllle |;
tarberia Kovach. 1897, St. Clai
Avenue, la orele 9: Paul Fodors
1909 Lorain Avenue, la ora ii
Hotel Budapest, 1909 WOODLAND
Avenue, la ora 10 Il. m. 81 : p. III
Detroit Mich. 5536 Rioplle Street
la ora l.
Michigan Sugar Company
Saginaw, Michigan.
(76-77.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-31
$500 BANI Gaia

Va cumpara o casa pentru 0
familie pc un singur lot. Proprie-
'tatea aceasta va fl eventual cum
parata de Gale ferate. Propieta-
.rul este slit sa piece din oras
imediat din cauza sanatatei.
Chemati la Main 1928 sau Cen
trail 1850 pentru aranJa o lntal-
nire, sau scrieti la
M. MOLNAR
663 Hipp. Annex Cleveland, O
(76-77.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-31

16 Februarie 1909.

10 reDfuafle lSV0.
Aseara a fost advocatuI lnamei
la moi 81 MIA spus ca S "a aflat ca
d-soara Rubens are depusi la di.
ferite banci o suma de $4,000 do
lari, 81 pc numele d-nei Brown s'a
aflat o suma de $500 dolari
Zicea ca acuzatii sunt deprimati
mai Gu seama dl Brown 81 Cd fie'
care parte si-a .angajat cate do
advocati earl au cerut punerea in
libertate q clientilor lor dar jude
catorul 81 procurorul au respins
cererea.
Zicea Cd name incepe examina
rea registrelor de c6tre controlo
Ri de stat 81 evaluarea marfuriloI
din pravalie de dol experti numi1
de camera de comert, 81 trebue 81
fie 81 d-soara Julieta si tusa Ans
de fata Cd poate trebue sd dea
explieatiuni.
% 'Februarie 1908.
ContDlorii de stat au cxami
nat registrelei in trei zile gi in sase
zile ii expertii I'd svaluat maria
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DE VINZARE

Barberie 81 Pool Room sltuat
in centrul romanilor. Wind ieftln
de oarcce sunt slit sa plec lme.
dat in Patrie. Adresati-va la
500 So. Pine Str. Warren, O.
Us. 76-77,
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"A u 7

Pc loan Baja (Schiopoiu( din
comuna Poiana judetul Sibiu
fost prin 1916 prin Indiana Har-
ebor, apoi in Hannibal, Mo. Cine site
de adresa il rog a mi-o comunics
sau alta informatic, ramanand re
eunoscator.
JOHN N. SUFANA
1877 So. Liberty Str. Alliance, o
476-77).
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"A u 7

Pc Goga George de loo din co
muna Observation-Disclosures. judetul
Tarnava- Mica VENT i'm Amerlca
in 1913. Cine site unde sc afld
sau dansul va citi aceasta rugat
ami scrie spre al comunica afacer
importante.
JOHN N. SUFANA
737 So. Liberty Str. Alliance, O.
(76-7O.
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PEsTE sARAT.

Gu ocazia postului mare al ST
Pasti aducem la cunostlnta tutu'
ror Romanilor atat din Cleveland
cat 81 din imprejurimi 81 in spc-
cial celOr amatori. care doresc a
cumpara Peste sarat pregatit ca
i'm patria veche de prima calitate
icre de crap. Branza de oae, mas
line. halva. Tarhan, etc. Il sc
adrcsa
LA COsTICA"
1888 w. 58th Str. Cleveland, Ohio
Comenzi. = Trimetem 81 prir
expires c. o. ID.
(76 & 81 T. o4).
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CO N v0cARE

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Biruinta 81 u. n. r.
din Warren, 0. Convoaca pc tot
domnii functionari 81 pc tot
membri eli a lua parte la sedinta
Generala de 3 luni pc ziua de
Aprilie 1922 la orele / p. IN. in
Hala Soc. de sub No. ia Walnut
Street.
ORDINEA DE II:
/. Darea de seama pc trei lun
trecute.
2. Aprobarca beneficiului ace
carl sunt in drept.
3. Membri noui a depune jura
mantul.
4. Aprobarea contului de pro
fit 81 perdere.
5. Membri restanti Gu cotcl.
sunt rugati ale achita.
6. Comunicari propuneri 81 des
bateri pentru bunul mers al Soc
lTotodata acei frati Romani car.
doresc sd devie membri Societatii
nOastre sa vie la Hala De ziua
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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-08-30
Bought Fine Chevrolet COupe

The Woldum Auto & Machine Co.,
of DEBORAH sold a fine Chevrolet
Coupe to Mr.. Swehla, the Milwaukee
depot agent at Conover last week.
The Woldum Co. has the agency fof
Buick cars here also. They have
sold many Bucks during the sea-
son and now have orders for thirteen
cars, but the Buick manufacturing
company is up against the PROPOSE
tion Of forwarding all the cars or
dered here, and the Woldum Co. has
been unable to fill al the Buck or
ders as quick as they would like.
These two popular cars, the Buick
and Chevrolet, have proven great
sellers and the firm has been unable
10 cope with the demand, but are
doing everything they can TO urge
the Buick people to fill their recent
demands for the thirteen cars.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-08-30
Base Ball at HighlandyiIle

The Highlandville All Stars lost a
hard fought game to the Highland
Vile married mems team last Sun
day, by score of to 3. The
game was played at the local park
in Highlandville and was watched
with much interest by lSge crowd.
Joe Mestad pitched for the All
Stars and it was a tough game for
Mestad to lose because he pitched an
air tight game.
G. NJ. Saxvick, the SPIT ball artist,
of DEBORAH, pitched for the married
men. Mestad struck out Is, while
Saxvick struck out 10. Mestad star
red with the stick, making home
run, and Thune of the All Stars hit
out a three Dagger. The married
men are feeling pretty chesty over
the win, and are willing to back up
their superiority over their single
brethren in another game before the
season closes.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-08-30
s3d BUSINESS TRIP
Ben Bear, Dec0rah's Pioneer Clothier
Getting Ready to Start on 93d
Business Trip to New
York.

In a few days Mr.. Ben Bear Of
the Ben Bear Clothing Co. will start
on his ninety-third semi-annual bus
mess trip to the clothing markets Of
New York City to superintend the
making up of the large stock of fall
and winter clothing purchased in
these markets.
In these many trips to New York
Mr.. Bear has travelled in the neigh
borhood of 10000 miles. But he has
made the trips to see that the goods
he purchased were made up right,
accord 'ng to his specifications. Sew
eral months ago Mr. Bear, by APP
pointment with prominent clothing
houses met the representatives in
Chicago and placed orders for fall
and winter suits and overcoats with
Hart, Schaffner & Marx, as well as
New York firms, being convinced at
that time that raw wool was as
cheap as it would be, and since plac
ing orders wool has advanced near
ly Is cents pound. Of course it
can be readily seen how this store
saves their customers money, by
making these advanced purchases.
The National Retail Clothiers As
ISOLATION of America will meet in
New York while Mr.. Bear is there.
It is one of the biggest things in
the line of a convention held in New
York and will show new things in
the way of wearing apparel, and
there is always something to be
gained by getting ideas of the most
prominent clothing people in the
country. While this is a retail meet
ing, practically all wholesalers will
be represented. The meeting will be
held in Madison Square Garden, one
of the largest buildings in New York
City.
A great deal of goods of the Ben
Bear Co. has already been ordered
and a great many received, but Mr..
Bear goes to New York to complete
the entire purchase for fall and Win
ter, and as usual the stock will be
one of the largest and finest in this
part of the country, and we are sure
that the prices for high class quality
will be as cheap or cheaper than
found in any high class clothing
--vss-tevri A@erica. a
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-08-30
DEBORAH Ball Players at waukon

A number of DEBORAH ball payers
have assisted Waukon in games the
past couple of weeks. On Sunday,
Aug. 10, Arne Sorlien, one of De-
corah crack pitchers Won his game
against Winona, Mimi, by score
of to 8. On Tuesday Aug. %,
Waukon defeated the Lacrosse, Wis,
Montagues by score of / to O..
Horace and Charles Weiser, of De-
corah, ass sted Waukon, and the
Waukon Standard says that Chas.
Weiser starred for Waukon in pulling
the game down for them through his
sensational fielding. The only score
registered in the entire game was by
Barron, of Waukon, who hit a three
Dagger and was brought home by
fast infeld grounder by Horace
Weiser.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-08-30
Bicycle Rider Fined

A young man in Elma was brought
before the Mayor Tuesday charged
with riding a bicycle on the sidewalk.
The use of bicycles on sidewalks is
contrary to the state law and to a
town ordinance which imposes a
heavy fine or Imprisonment Owing
to this being the first case called un-
der ordinance No. 81, the young man
was let off with light fine, but sub
sequent offenders will not fare so
well.-Elma New Era.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-08-30
Correct Days on Which to Fly Fla

COrrect Days on W HlCH W ny i'S
January /, Lncoln's Emancipa-
ton Proclamation, 1868.
February y, LincoIn's Birthday,
1909.
February %, Washington's Birth
day, 1882.
April 10, Patriots Day-Battles OF
Lexington and Concord.
May 30, Memorial or Decoration
Day. On Memorial Day the Flag
should fly at half mas: from sunrise
to noon and at full staff from noon
to sunset.
June Ii, Flag Day. Stars and
Stripes adopted by Congress 177'.
July 4, independence Day. Dec
laration Of independence, l776.
October u, Columbus discovered
America, 1892.
November II, Armistice Day, 1918
December 81, Forefather's Day.
the landing of the Pilgrims, 1920.
When the Star Splangled Banner
is played all present should rise and
stand at attention until the end
Medleys are in poor taste and de-
serve no recognition.-Ex.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-08-30
Anderson Wins Against Waukon

Hans Anderson, one Of Decorah's
crack pitchers, was in the box for
Harpers Ferry against Waukon last
Thursday at Harpers Ferry and won
his game to ,. Arne Sorlien, of
DEBORAH, pitched for Waukon, and
pitched a good game, but his support
was not up to standard. Tbs is the
second time Anderson has defeated
Waukon this season. He was in the
box for DEBORAH against Waukon at
the Allamakee county fair and De-
corah defeated Waukon by a score
of 7 to 0.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-08-30
REPUBLICAN TICKET
State Ticket

For United States Senator
SMITH w. BROOKHART
of Washington County
For Governor
N. +. KENDALL
of Monroe County
For Lieutey ant Governor
JOHN HAMMILL
of Hancock County
For Secretary of State
WALTER C. RAMSAY
Of Wright County
For Auditor of State
GLENN c. HAYNES
of Cerro Gordo County
For Treasurer of State
w. j. BURBANK
of Black Hawk County
For Attorney General
BEN j. GIBSON
Adams County
For Supt. of Public instruction
MAY +. FRANCIS
For Railroad Commissioners
DWIGHT LEWIS
of Polk County
CHAS. WEBSTER
of Fayette County
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-08-30
County Ticket
Fire Alarm Saturday

The fire truck was called out Sat-
urday afternoon at two o'clock to
West DEBORAH, where a brush pile
was discovered on fire near Editor
X. Prestgaard's residence on the
West Side. No damage was done
and the blaze was put out quickly
with the chemicals.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-08-30
Compliments Pictorial Supplement

The DEBORAH Public Opinion sent
out beauty of an illustrated supple
ment showing a lot of views of the
handsome floats, their renowned old
time drum corps, and a big group Of
the Homecoming visitors who num-
bered fully a decentralization
Democrat.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-08-30
COUNTY AUTO NUMBERS
Clip This Out and Save 1t So You
Can Tell Where the Cars
Come From.

Some time ago we printed the
county numbers for automobiles, but
several have expressed wish to have
these numbers so we reprint them.
We suggest that you clip this out
and save it, so that the homes Of
cars passing can be readily ascer-
tanned if desired:
No.-County-Co. Seat-Cars in Co.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-08-30
District Ticket

For Congressman, Fourth District
GILBERT n. HAUGEN
of Worth County
For State Senator
CARL w. REED
--1of Cresoo, Howard County.
EoE-State Representative
o. TTrDertson
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-08-30
Notice

There will be an ice cream sociable
at the Glenwood Auditorium next
Sunday evening, Sept. 3rd. Every
body welcome.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-08-30

We can handle any of your job
printing for you, try US.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-31
RObY WILL NOT
Be BARRED IN
WESTERN GRID

Chicago, Oct. Obs tn" Assocla-
ted Press.)-Milton Roby, a star half
back OF the University OF Michigan
eleven. is not playing in violation OF
conference eligibility rules. Major
John L. Griffiths. athletic commits.
sloner Of the Western Conference. an.
nounced tonight. after investigating
reports that Roby had played threa
years OF college football before enter
ing Michigan.
Previous to the Ohio State-Michi-
gan games. reports gained circulation
that Ohio State had protested Rooy
In justice to both Ohio State and
Michigan, l wish TO assure the public
that neither Mr.. st. Job7, director Or
athletics at Ohio State. nor any other
Ohio State official sent any protest 10
me against Roby," Major Grifiiths
said.
The Wolverine star, il was reveal
ed, entered the student army training
corps at Phillips University In the fall
OF 1919. played S. A. T. c., football
during that time, but was mustered
out December Is. and did not enter
the university again until the fall OF
1919. The conference rules provide
that s. 4. T. c.. football competition
does not count as intercollegiate COM
petition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-31
COLUMBIA CLUB PLAYS
YANKS SECOND CLASH

Next Sunday afternoon at Bauera park
the valiant Columbia club Will make It's
second attempt TO take the mcsaure q:
the rugged Yankee ELEVEN. These crack
outfits met several weeks ago. and while
the East Finders we're able TO carry of
hOnors by a comparatively slight mar
rim: puhllc opinion We that the Fed and
Plack PLAYED better brand o. fOr:'a !!
aud local fans have been ciamcrln, for
le.urn match a. the earliest date and
.ntre is NJ Quest.or, bull tina, a record
breaking crowd will bNSbn ha1i u Wit
mesa this wondcriui exhibition.
Changes have hccn made in both Inc
Era. Dixon f0rn.r tackle OF tho C0lIm-
bias having "jumped' TO tho Orange
men. and tho famous COwl Brothers or
Bcllaire. having recently Joined the East
F.ndors. Tugh. formerly Of the Yankees
has now cast his lot with tho Red and
Black, and exhibited wonderful form
against the Ferry NH! las: Sunday.
Quinn. Curry, Euglemeyer and Nctzel.
tho Columbia fold and these big husH-
ley promise TO g:NO the Orange md
Black plenty Of action when they start
on mo "warpath."
The very best authorities on football.
Including Loucks and Mayors, have boon
engaged to offciate. which may be taken
a. 4 barometer to indicate that u good.
clean game frss q arGunAnts and con-
fusion will DO realized.
All Columbia men are requested 70
report 1aR pnankaoA tonight peoAosly 81
LA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-31
GAINESVILLE Hilltop
Team Eastern Champs
Iilltopsrs Defeat GAINESVILLE 9reys In
Final Game Of Season for ptstrict
HonorS.

Before one % the largest crowds that
ever saw a ball game II Belmont Soun-
" the crack Hilltop Ball team OF
GAINESVILLE handed the GAINESVILLE GreFs
q 9 10 defeat IN the NAL game of the
year for the championship Of southeast
ern Ohio.
The Hsu;ops would have Won By
wide margin except Cor the TACT th1t
they played poor base ball III the ned
during the first two innings n which
the Greys made OF ,heir runs. How
ever the wreck!ng crew OF the tiiiltops
more than made up Tor this by jumping
on the offerings OF Lefty" Dowell the
star pitcher for the Greys for straight
hits IN the lst inning and concnueioS
the Commandment until he lad to re-
tire In favor OF Kline in the oth. Iae
feature OF the game was the heavy MT
ting OF the Hiutops wrecking crew Iea
by OrelI their star third easeman win
two two oagsers and Bethel their noted
pinch hitter with 4 three oaSSec ANA
single. Linton their small catcher. who
will be given 4 league try OUT NEXT
spring also featured tho attack with MS
two timely hits and scoring runs
while J. Conner and Melchori contriout-
ed > hits apiece.
This ends very successful season
for The H!utors ard they are planning
to have one OF the fatsest teams IN
Southeastern Ohio IN the field next
season: the management Is planning 20
make extensive Improvements IN the
National Road Sail Park before the next
season opens and hope al that time 70
have one OF the best parks In this sec
tion OF the stasS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-31
IINsIY PLAYS WHEELING ON TEE
ISLAND WHILE BELLA1RE PLAYS
MARTINS FERRY AT LEAGUE
Park.
Other Games Prodvtded for eaeuroay
Should Rival Local Pastures Tor
Interest and Rivalry.

Football fans throughout the Ohlo
Valley. especially IN Wheeling. Martins
Ferry and Bellaire. are all net up
over Saturdays football card. The reas
on Is very simple for one glance at tho
1922 schedules will show that WhechnG
meat. Linsly and Martins Ferry meets
Bella!re on this date. These battles are
yearly affairs and always prove close
TO the feature games OF the year because
Of the rivalry between the teams 1n'S
year is no exception and action aplen'y
can be looked for on tho Island oval
and at League Park.
Practically every game scheduled 70!
Saturday will bring out Quite bit ~
Interest, and good football. While the
above teams will have the noor the
other Ohio Valley schools Will have
Tits n hand that Will rival the big
bets II interest.