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CEA MAI BUNA LAXATIVA
DIN LUME.

Stiti D-voastra ca cele mai
multe boil sunt cauzate din Con-
stipatie 81 din otrava adunata in
intestine? Pentru fl sanatos c
absOlut necesar Ca intestineie sa
fie curate. Pc plata sunt multe
remedii folosite ca laxativa pcn.
tru curata intestinele dar nici
una nu-i asa buna ca Cascara
combinata Gu alte remedii. Cand
D-voastra folositi Cascara sto.
macul lucreaza natural fara du-
reri, lar dupa un timp scurt nu
Yeti mai suferi de constipatie.
Daca yeti amesteca Cascara Gu
vre-o cateva alte remedii, de
eXemplu Fier, FOsforo, Nux 81
alte remedii bune, yeti avea un
tratament care va asigura vinde.
care.
AceaSta este exact ca Nuga.
Tone, care-i combinata din s re-
medii valabile folOsite in lumea
intreaga de eel mai buni medici.l
Nuga-Tone contine Cascara, cea'
mai buna laxativa descoperita
pana in prezent. lti curata inte-
stlnele 81 prin aceasta elimineaza
toata otrava adunata in trup. Fie-
rul iii da sange sanatos. Fosforo
ajuta la un sistem slabit 81 ner.
vos. Nux ajuta la actiunea inimei.
Nuga-Tone este cea mai buna to-
Mica pelltru sanatate, 81 vitalitate.
meat, stiinta 81 banii .nu pot pro.
duce alta mai buna. Este garan-
tata q da resultate multumitoare
sau bani inapoiati. I'm tratament
pentru o luna costa numai $1.OO.
Cumparati 0 sticla astazi. Nuga.
Tone Sc vinde Ia toEi drugistii
sau va trimetem moi prin posta
direct, spesele de posta platte, la
National Laboratory. 1913 8. Wa
bash Ave. Chicago, Ia primirea
unui $1.OO. (Adv.)
go Junie).
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INcJNoSTINTARE

Societatca ''lnvicrea' din Mar
tins, Ferry. Ohio. Aduce la Gu
nostinta, 81 totodata face cunoscut
tuturor membrilor aceStei Socie-
tati ca. in urma deciSiunei din u
lunie a. C. sunt rugati totl mem
bril- sa-si achite cOtele lunare fatl
de Socletate. ca sd putem trlmete
Conspectul la timpul numit, acei
care vor ii in restanta fata de
SOcletate, Sc vOr trlmete restanta
81 la Cniune.
In numele Soc. ''Invierea"
(14O-4D. Presidiu.
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v1NERI, is TUNE 1922.

Iorga Zoe; Floria Vintan 25c;
Alexandra Oprian 25c; Vasalie
Telescan 25c; Giula Blagoe 25c;
Sida Covaci 25c; Marina Nun
team 25c; John Joffin 25c; George
Ispas 25c; Lena Atdelean 2Oc;
Vasalie Simleni Soc; Maria Oprian
Soc; Marcu Chender Soc; Mike
Muntean soc; George Costa Soc;
Trojan Bulgaria soc; Mariuta
qhelezan Soc; Mitru Rejep soc;
Lubita Galetari 25c; George Da-
milan 25c; Vasilca Gnui 25c; Persia
Iorga 25c; Ion Toconita 25c; Floa-
re Muntean 25c; Veta yian 25c;
saveta Bulegia 25c; Maria Popa
25c; Nick Niciu 25c; Floare La
bosian 25c; Anna Suciu 15c.
S'au colectat de toti pana aici
suma de 80. -. $50. $41.7O
All mai donat 81 oameni
streini suma de -. 5 9.O5
Donatia pentru flori
suma tOtala .......-. 5000
Asemenea multamim tuturor
fratilOr 81 surOrilOr care au con-
tribuit GU suprasolvirf dupa cum
urmeaza Gu numele:
Dimitrie David 81 femeia $500;
Petru Ghelezan $500; Parintele
G. /. Costea $1.OO; Petru Mum
team $1.OO; Elita Muntean $1OO;
Petru Belgia $1O0; loan Sarafo-
liam $1.O0; Ariton Muntean $1.OO;
Vichentie Gavrilescu $lO0; ST.
mion Paitici $1.OO; Tanasie Ciur-
Gle $1OO; Vasalie Matias $1.OO;
Iowa Foale $1OO; George Damian
$1.0O; Mitru Boran $1.OO; Trojan
Ianculescu $1.00; Iustin Bogdan
90; Arcade Similian $1.O0;
Sava Socol $1O0; Chiriac Iancu
$1OO; George Galetari soc: Sofia
Crisan 80.
| Suprasolviri in total suma de
|26 dolari.
| Gu aceasta Ocaziune am avut
urmatOriul rezultat:
! nitrate suma in total. 1928. 40
ESlte ....... 1890
i Vent curat .......... $l58.85
Il Deci inca odata in numele Pa
trochiei multamim tuturor acelora
buni voitori carl au contribute Gu
suprasolviri precum 81 celorlalti
! frati 81 surori carl au contribuit
; GU sumo mai mici la toate ce sau
llizitat.
1 p
Asemenea dam multamita 81
celOr ce au servit la aceasta pc
trecere 81 rugam pe toti fratii 81
surori Romano ca 81 pc viitor sa
/; ne dele sprijinul cuvenit multa-
MIN tuturor acelor buni crestini
!, earl au participat la aceasta pc
| trecere.
II In numele Parochiei Romano
; ortodoxa 'Sf. Maria" din st.
, Paul MINI.
|. loan Sarafolean, presedinte.
"a A. Muntean, secretar script.
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DARE DE SEAMA 81
MULTUMITA PURLICA.

Parochia Romano ortodOxa ''Sf.
Maria di st. Paul au avut pro-
ductiune teatrala impreunata eli
dams Dumineca in 1 Iunie 1922
Avand 0 relsita destul de fru-
moasa atat din punct de vedere
moral cat 81 material. Deci III
primul rind aducem cele mai cal.
duroase multamiri bravului no.
stru Parinte G. |. Costa care si-au
dat toata silinta de au invatat
copii 81 copilele de scoala acele
mandre cantari rationale 81 acel
mandru 81 frumos teatru care sau
predat. ~
Asemenea dam mare multamitl
81 bravilor copii 81 bravelor copile
carl si-au dat toata silinta de al
invatat acele cantari frumoase 81
acel teatru frumos. Deci rugam pc
bunul Dumnezeu sd lie dele sana-
tate atat lor cat 81 la parintii lor
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l Iulie

In / Iulie Sc va deschide portile
la Ellis Island pentru a primi imi-
grantii rOmani. Z mai bine, daca
cumparati biletele de vapoare, pen
tru rudeniile D-vOastra acuma, in
nainte de a Sc complecta numarul
celor permiSi de-a intra in tara a.
ceasta.
Experienta noastra de 30 de ami
in afaceri de schimbul strein 81 BIZ
lete de vapoare he imputernicestt
a va ajuta in cazuri de aceste.
Adresati-va la Banca din aprO
pierea D-voastra. E posibil ca
Banca aceasta sa fie char in veci
natatea D-vOastra.
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CEAIUL BULGARESC
PENTRU SANGE.

Daca este luat seara fierbinte.
ajuta naturei sa va vindece de
raceala, va apara contra Influen-
tel, boil de ficat, 81 va curata in
testinele.
Ceaiul Bulgaresc pentru sange
este compus din radacini curate.
LII da sange 81 putere pentru va
putea apara contra diferitelor
boil.
Sc vinde la toate farmaciile sau
va trimetem prin posta asigurat
cutie mare pentru familie $1.2o,
3 cutii pentru $3.15 sau 6 cutii
pentru 1925. Adresa:
H. H. Won SCHLICK,
presedinte la Marvel Products Co.
424 Marvel Bldg. Pittsburgh, Pa.
(o--l6 Iunie) (Adv.) }
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o EXPERIENTA IMPoRTANTA

Doctorul Donaldson din Iona
Linda, Cal, facut 0 experienta
importanta. Danslpl observat pa
tru barbati care de patru zile au
fost constipati. ST, aceasta obser-
waite scos la lumina efectul con-
stlpatiei acuta. Fiecare din aceste
patru perS0ane au capatat du
rere Gle cap care tinut IS de
ore. Fiecare $ "a eXprimat ca simte
in general 'Rau'' Fie care zis
ca Sc >simte deprimat. .fara odihna
irltabil 81 Cd somnul nu-i facea sd
Sc silnta mai bine. Efectul eel de
pc urma foarte natural, de oare-
ce constlpatia este cauza impor.
tanta unei odihni nelinistita 81
neastamparata. Experienta lui DR..
Donaldson arata ca constipa tie
acuta cauzeaza durere de cap. face
pc lndividul Sc simte 'RAU"
81 II inputineaza puterea pentru
lucru muscular 81 atentia mentala.
lnlaturati constipatia, Vinul amar
al lul Triner s este remedie We
che 81 foarte buna pentru desor-
dine Gle stomac, va inlatura con
stlpatla 81 va curata intestinele
fara dureri, intr'un cuvant va
reguleaza intreg sistemul. Cum
parati sticla de la Drugistul
D-voastra sau negustOrul de me-
dlcamente, intro bucata de har.
tie veti afla 81 alte diferite re-
medi ale lui Triner. (Adv.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-16

81 a copilelor de scoala sub con
ducerea Parintelui G.. [. Costa
find foarte aplaudati din partes
publicului.
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A Y ! I.

Avian pc eel interesati, ca
adreSa ReviStei 'IITMINA" sa
schimbat. NOua adreSa este
''LUMINA"
205 East St. Buffalo, N. Y.
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DACA vREI

Sd nu intinxi mana Ia coltul
stradelor in car cand al rSmas
fara 0 man2 san un picior in.
scrie-te intro societate din
Uniunea s. B. 4.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07

really ideal place for the ball. and
which thereby proved to be a Won
derful success.
Mrs. Clarence Richmond. former
ly Miss Ethel Smith OF Omaha. gave
pretty luncheon Monday at tho
Shoreham in honor OF Mrs. Benjamin
Currier OF Boston. who was visiting
Representative and Mrs. Samuel l..
Winslow OF Boston. Last Saturday
night Col. and Mrs. Day entertained
a company at dinner aud had as the
guests OF honor the commercial
counselor of the British embassy and
Mrs. Broderick.
Mrs. Russell b. Harrison. with her
mother and small granddaughter.
Mrs. Alvin Saunders. and little Miss
Sally Ann Williams of Norfolk. ar
rived from Norfolk on Wednesday
TO remain the rest of the week at the
Hotel Lafayette. They will leave for
the Saunders home in Omaha to-
morrow or next day. They spent Eas-
ter in Norfolk and have been there
ever since. where Mrs. Saunders has
been somewhat i'll. Little Miss VIII
liams will spend the summer with
them in Omaha, where she was all
of last winter and last summer.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07

handicapped BY mental ssligms,isRl,
Actually, Jealous folks are cross
eyed in a fashion that no muscular
difficulty with ths eyes can bring
about,
To be jealous Of fellow WORKERS
means having your eye aR them
rather than on the ieh. 0PPoFlu'
nifty may be waiting but how eau
anyone see Opportunity when he Is
giving most OF his warped mind
aud all oi his sore heart 10 watch
ing someone else instead Of keep
ing his eyes on his own work.
To he Jealous Of love and the be-
loved one means such selfish, warped
vision that hslpiulness aud horesl
understanding and devotion are al
most preeluded. And what can love
hold II there is nothing Of tenderness
aud understanding and devotion IN
lis manifestation. The Jealous lover
is eNseiing. lryannieal aud even
harsh. The jealous lover makes a
prison OF what ought 10 be house
of dreams-and Who ever stayed
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07

freely Of his own choice IN a prison
nIsRisd all this, What is lhsTs
TO DO about isalausyg
How about lhisg
"Jsal0gs" according 20 the die
llaRaTy, means "sRpFehensiye OF snsr
pleiaus OF being auldaRs by rival IN
matters OF affection aT isyoFF
zeal" means passionate sFdol
for cause, or less often lor q per
son.
And
Jealous" comes from the SANS
Latin root whence We derive ,hs
word "Eeal,"
Now. passionate srdor for .
cause" Is a magnificent thing, II
means work aud struggle aud a splr'
itual effort 10 attain a iine though
ever so distant goal, And since
zeal" comes from the same root
derivation whence 'lealous" springs
why can't We recognize their relation
aud make something practical OF o.
One who finds himseli IN the
lhfoes of shyness may easily enough
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07

discover tina, he is afraid TO meet
folks because he feels inferior TO
them, Then the thing must be
worked out in terms Of making good
50 the "inierioFity complex may go,
One Who is shaFn-tongusd aud saf.
Ssslie Is likely 10 be using the weap-
on which he Tears mas. he turned
against him, lie Is on guard aeains,
having sensitive feelings hurt, 80 he
says the hitter things which he
breads having said 10 him were he
10 let his sehsiliyeness appear,
The bully may he hiding behind
brutality because he is actually iimid,
fhe lazy man may he guarding
against a feeling OF no, amounting 10
anything and fearing that work
would reveal him as misiit, Blu,
once you get al the root" OF your
faults they can often be turned right
around and made 10 work for you in
stead OF against YOU.
Worth trying. isn't i,'
ttobbed Hair Not Worn Long.
Dear Miss Fairfax We are girls,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07
Turn Your
Faults to
Account
BY BEATRICE FAIRFAX.

PRACTICALLY all OF us Teeog-
nise the importance Of max
ing the most OF our good points.
but al the same time We sigh Fsgfet-
fully as We contemplate the handi-
Gaping faults which threaten our
success,
I wonder u We cant turn our
worst iailings into assstsl
Let's look at one OF the biggest
hsndieaps We carry on our path
through lie.
Thers'p nothing which works us
more evil than jealousy. The ieai-
GUS man or woman goes through lie
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07

IS years old, Frequently We let two
of cur hoy friends take as hame
rather than walk home alone, The
boys put their arm around the one
they are walking with, We are wear
ias tho hays' rings, II there is any
harm, please answer saaH, 50 that
We can take your advice
TWO etiuMs
Y, SIS hobbed hair gaing 20 hg
Worn long,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07
ADVERTISEMENT
Be Careful What You
Wash Your Hair With

Most soaps and prepared sham
poos contain too much aikali. which
Is very Injurious. as it dries the scalp
and makes the hair brittle.
The best thing to use is Mulsified
cocoanut oil shampoo. for this is
pure and entirely greaseless. It's
very cheap and beats anything else
all to pieces. You can get Mulsified
al any drug store, and few ounces
Qwill last the whole family for
months.
Two or three teaspoonfuls of Null
s;fied in a cup or glass with a little
warm water is all that is required.
It makes an abundance of rich,
creamy lather, cleanses thoroughly,
and rinses out easily. The hair dries
quickly and evenly, and is soft, fresh
looking, bright, fluffy, wavy and
easy easy to handle. Besides, 1t
loosens and takes out every particle
of dust. dirt and dandruff. Be sure
sour druggist gives you Mulsified.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07

No, bobhed hair Won't be worn
long; il is always weFn short, I
think II will he the fashion taF sems
time, so harm ia graFing hos
ring II ynn aren't silly shaut y,
am sfFaii gifis of Who aiias hos .
ta put their arms around them aFe
careless ahauI themselves, STAR
heiRg careful with these little liter.
ties and sou will never have Ia deal
with more serious pFohlems-
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07

itobbed Hair Not Worn Long.
Dear Miss Fairfax, We are girls,
The New York herald., 1922-09-23
PLENTY OF ROOM.

championship fight
1t is in the Utah line You could
million slopes the hills This also would DO
little things such
problem considerable
from Broadway But there is certainly lots of
National League
or
because
red hot
all the
anything besides
old
o
fighting well
the doesn't help
all
he
cas- a man in ourt
And
ulbacks
n cal
s a defense
where sleep.
The New York herald., 1922-09-23

came home and the crowd began TO RUS;
into the field. The leather stopped about
ten feet away from Rebel Russell. With
a we'll directed effort Russell spat wad
OF chewing tobacco on the offending
sphere Dlsdaining TO pick u UP, turn
ing from it In disgust. Rebel hurried 20
the club house while a J 5ilant fan
picked up the ball and became the CEN
ter of an envious mob.
The battle brought out the most ex-
pert exhibition of juggling given by
John McGraw, the master 1uggler of
pitchers, this season. No fewer than six
singers worked for the Giants. IL was
Jess Barnes who started and for three
innings he was fairly effective. yielding
only one run. though they found him for
five hits. But in the fourth Jess coll
lapsed. So did Parson Hill. who fol-
lowed him. Bill Ryan had TO be called
in to stem the rushing tide of the Pirate
onslaught. What with hard hitting and
laundering by tho Giants the Pitts
burghs got five runs in that juicy
round-got five run lead and seemed
headed for victory.
With Johnny Morrison going the way
he was-throwing that masterful and
battling curve ball of his-the Giants
outlook was indeed dismal. Davy Ban
croft drove In run In the third. Casey
Stengel crashed In anci1Nr In the fourth
with triple to rigl relter with two
out soon after a sing, Meusel. Then,
In the fifth. came break OF the
game. Morrison. who had pitched n
doubleheader- on Monday IN Philadel-
phia. and who was throwing that trng
curve ball all afternoon, wiltcd and the
New forks hammered themselves into
the game with three runs. Tho score.
f1fr
The New York herald., 1922-09-23
PUBLIC RING TRIAL
FOR Glenn JOHNSON
Challenger of Wills Must
Prove His Ability i'm Ad-
vance of Bout.
BY CHARLES #. MArHIsoN.

The announcement by the manage
Harry Wills and Glenn Johnson would
engage in combat in there next Friday
night evoked roar OF disapproval from
those who had painful recollections OF
the Wills-Tut Jackson horror. After the
din had ceased in a measure the man
ager OF Glenn Johnson announced that
he would not ask that his man be per-
mltted to enter the ring without Show
ing his pugilistic form.
Therefore, II has been decided that
Johnson will have a public trial next
Wednesday afternoon at Grupp's Gym
naslum. and the Boxing Commission and
representatives OF the press are invited
to be present to Inspect the work Of the
newcomer. Four heavyweights of good
ability Will be assigned to the task OF
discovering d IL johnson is qualified to
get into the ring with Wills.
Little more is known about Clem
johnson IN this vicinity than about Tut
Jackson. and Chairman Muldoon Of the
Boxing Commission declared that Glen
would have to do moro than put up his
hands in a training bout to insure his
appearance in the Garden against Wills.
yesterday took action In the case OF Tut
Jackson. Being regarded merely as
tool, the negro was restored to good
standing. but his managers, William
Palmer and Billy McCarney had their
licenses revoked. They are held re-
sponsible for the Misrepresentation as
to Jackson's pugilistic status.
Chairman Muldoon was one OF the
close observers of the Disappointing bout
between Joe Lynch and Jack Wolfe at
Madison Square Garden last Thursday
night.
.unquestionably II was a very poor
bout" he said yesterday. but so far as
the insinuations as to prearranged
affair are concerned l do not think
there Is the slightest evidence to sus-
tain such a charge. I believe that
Lynch did the best he knew how, and
that was so poor that there-is small
question he will lose his title the first
time he meets good man. believe
that either Jerome or Martin would
have stopped Lynch in a few rounds
Thursday night. judging by his form in
the contest with Wolfe The latter did
the best he knew how and that was
not by any means brilliant.
Talk OF a betting coup on the bout
is part OF the chatter of the told you
so crowd. l had heard rumors OF bet
ting and had the matter investigated in
advance of the bout. Most of the
wagers were OF the So variety and $40
bets were scarce. There was no basis
for betting coup, for there was small
interest in the bout"
The New York herald., 1922-09-23
Yankees Box Score

Totals IS Q IL o1 Is o
The New York herald., 1922-09-23
WILL NOT RESERVE
UPPER GRAND STAND
New York Clubs Ready for
Applications for World
Y Series Tickets.

Both or the New York clubs are set
for the world series. Yesterday the Of
ficials of the Giants aud the Yankees
took their first official recognition of
the fact that they are headed for the
classic and announced the conditions
which will govern the sale of tickets.
The clubs are ready to receive applica-
tions for tickets, and no one customer
will be able to get more than four tickets
for any ono game.
The tickets will be sold In blocks of
three--which means that the Giants will
sell three and the Yankees three-and
make arrangements later if seventh
game is necessary. The official commu-
nique issued by Jim Tierney and Ed
Barrow follows:
The Giant and Yankee managements
announced to-day that the upper sec,
ton OF the grand stand at the Polo
Grounds will not be reserved for the
world series IL these two clubs are the
contenders. @111 Is. 1t
The prices and the reservations will
be the same as they were last fall. All
box seats will be $500; reserved seats
0ower grand stand only), $3.50; upper
grand stand (unreserved), $3.50, and
bleachers 81.
The upper grand stand and bleacher
tickets viii be sold only at the Polo
GROUNDS ana the purchasers must I'M,
mediately enter the park. There will be
10000 upper grand stand seats and
10000 bieacher seats on sale for each
game. The gates will be opened every
day at 10 o'clock in the morning.
Due TO the great demand for tickets
no applications for more than four tickets
VIII be accepted. The tickets will be
sold in series OF three games each, and
applications must be accompanied by
certified checks or money orders"
The New York herald., 1922-09-23
CARDS BID DODGERS
EARRING 'GOOD-BY
Amass Fifteen Hits and Quit
Brooklyn for Season With
Z to 4 Win.

Something OF their old batting FORM
was shown by the st. Louis Cardinals
at Ebbets Field yesterday, when they
made fifteen hits off three Brooklyn
pitchers and won their last game Of the
year with the Dodgers by to 4. Among
the Cardinal blows was o home run off
Al Mamaux by Jim Bottomley that
sailed over the right field fence. The
Dodgers divided the series OF four with
the Cardinals. but won only eight and
lost fourteen with the Cardinals in the
year
George Torporcer and Vernon Clemcns
each made four hits In four times up for
st. Louis. and one of those by Torporcer
was a two Dagger. Hornsby did not get
a hit until he opened the ninth round
with a snappy single to left off Arthur
Decatur the third of the three Brook
lyn right handlers used in the game
Manager Robinson stuck to right hand
ers, as he was saving Dutch Ruether for
the double header with the Pirates to-
day.
Dazzy Vance was the first Brooklyn
pitcher and again came cropper. The
Cardinals slapped DazZy for five hits
and four runs in the third inning. He
had his luck with him when he allowed
three hits and two bases on balls in the
fourth inning and all the Cardinals got
was one run. Dazzy was pulled out OF
that hole with the bases full when
Schmandt caught a foul from jack
Smith as II was grazing the railing OF
the grand stand back of first base.
Mamaux allowed home run by Bot
tomley in the fifth. He was relieved IN
the sixth by Decatur after rorporcer and
Clemons singled. and the newcomer
promptly proceeded to fan Pfeffer. force
Blades to lift foul to Schmandt and
Smith to pop to Olson.
Myers led the Brooklyn attack on
Pfeffer with two doubles, a single and
two runs. Tom Griffith furnished the
fielding feature when he made long.
running one hand catch OF Schultz's iiy
to right center in the fifth. Not more
fhan n thousand fans were in the park
for the last game with the Cardinals, who
had abused the Dodgers for the greater
part of the season.
The New York herald., 1922-09-23
Giants Make Uphill Fight
to Beat Pirates in Ninth
Maranville Fined $1O0
for Polo Grounds Tilt

yALTER ]. (RABBlT) MA
\A/ RANvTLLE. shortstop of
Wv tho Pittsburgh National
League Club. was yesterday fined
500 for his encounter with Second
Baseman Rawlings of the New York
Giants at the Polo Grounds yester-
day. President John A. Ieydler of
the National League in announcing
the fine stated that the Rabbit
would have been suspended but for
the fact that Rawlings provoked the
attack by uncalled for remarks.
The trouble arose in .he third
inning OF the game yesterday when
Maranville, after singing. was forced
at second by Carey. Rawlings at
tempted to complete a double play
at first, and. throwing wild, COM
planned that the Pirate shortstor had
interfered with his relay to first.
The New York herald., 1922-09-23

Yankees 6 to S Favorites
in World Series Betting

TIME first sizable bet 10 be
placed on the world series
l. games. Witch from all APP
pearances will be played between
the Yankees and the Giants, was
made In the financial district yes
terday when the firm of w. l.. Dar-
nell x Co. laid $500 against 5000
that the Yankees will carry off first
honors.
Giant hackers in the Wall Street
district have thus far shown ten
dency to hold off for better odds.
although many small bets have been
made at TO ). with the home team
OF the American League the favor
ite. The Darnell firm reports that
ii has $4,000 to wager on the Giants
at odds of 10 ). and has 5000 10
bet against $1,000 that the Yankees
are the victors.
Even money was the best betting
obtainable on the series at the Aque-
duct race track this week.