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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-15

. Glasul constituted rationale va
chiama neintrcrupt la datoric fata
de neam!
Raspundeti chemarei sale Gu ace.
las avant generos ca de atitea or
pana acum!
Vol, care-ati adus atitea jertft
Patriei voastre, facet inca una
pentru fratii vostri de peste no.
tare!
Veniti Gu toti in r1ndurile noa-
stre
Dati-ne sprijinul moral 81 mate.
rial!
Inscrieti-va ca membri in socie.
tatea "Graiul Romanesc," formati
filiale, sprijiniti-o din toate pute-
rile voastre 81 Patria va va fl inca
OStdtd ItCttiIOSCdtOdIc.
MirOn Cristea, Nitropolit Pri-
mat al Romaniei, Simon Mandre-
scu, Paulina Asian, Maria B. Della
vrancea, II. Dimancea, Maria l,
Pillat, G. G. Antonescu, Nicolae
Batzaria, l. G. Bibicescu, n. Dunn
trescu, |. c. Gradisteanu, Alexan-
dru Mavrodi, Mihail Mora, Mihail
Oromolu, A. Popovici Baznosanu,
Nicolae |. Russu. Stefan SOimescu,
Cir. Tausan, |. Nalaori, Della Da-
videscu. st. Diamandi, NicOlae
Dinculescu, Marcel Demetrescu,
Valeriu Grecu, ID. Ciurezu, NlcO-
laescu-Plopsor.
Orice. hmuriri, ccrcri de inscrie-
re ca membri sau ofrande Sc vor
adrcsa d-lui presedinte Simlon
Mandrescu, professor universltar,
str. Alec Blank A No. 19 Bucuresti.
(Infratirea)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-15

s5ptamaui in urma, - al fost des-
mintite de patriarhul din Constan-
tinopol Meletios Metaxakis. I'll a
dcclarat, intro telegrama trilnisa
comitetului de aparare al Greciei,
Cd aceste sunt niste svonuri M
mai, carl n'au nici nm adevar la
bax&.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-15

la pc deasupra 81 cate $25. Gre
DEAN ca banul celor carl platesc
darea este folOsit pentru popor
Acum sunt convins cd este pentru
Ca sa Sc dea protectie criminali-
lor. ST, din cauza regulamentului
Iserviciului civil. trebuie sd am
tOtdeauna 0 cearta cand yreau sd
concediez un politist.
Oar la urma urmei totusi sd j
am. Am deja % de politisti de.
signati pc carl vol sal concediez
| pc saptamana viitoare. Dupa &C
liam concediat sd flu foarte ne
popular, dar nu-mi pasa.''
lPrimarul a declarat ca el a
fost ON sarac 81 n a putut sd stea
la scoala decat pana la etatea de
II ami Ih consecinta mn cunOaSte
|iprea multa grammatical.
N am tinut vorbirc in viata
mea pana in toamha trecutas' =
continual. ''Cu cativa ami in
urma veniam la Cleveland fara
un dollar in buzunarul meu. ST
acum sunt aici 81 am audienta
frumoasa de oameni invatati.
Aceasta arata fOarte bine cum Sc
schimba lucrurile. Cand ma vor
alunga din Youngstown, = find
ca nu lie Va placea cum admin
stree orasul, - vol veni sa traiesc
aici. la Cleveland. D-voastra aveti
un oras frumos, progresiv, GU
legi admirable referitoare la cir
culatia pc strada."
Primarul Oles "a spus ca snccesul
!ui are trei cauze:
'Totdeauna am avut incredere.
Am avut incredere in mine, in
afacerea mea 81 in Statele Unite,
cea mai mare tara din lume. A
d0ua cauza succesului meu d
fost Billy Sunday. Billy a vent
la Youngstown 81 STA cladit bi-
serica in dosul easel mele. Eu
sedeam in culina mea 81 priviam
la multlmea care venia 'asculte
vorbirile lui Billy contra dracilor
81 sa-si puma banii in palaria lui
Billy. 81 mi-am spus: Daca Billy
poate sa castige bani prin aceea
|ca lnpta contra dracilor, 81 eu vol
|putea. 81 de atunci am inceput
sa lupt: contra judecatorilor, adj
vocatilor, politistilor, consilieri.
lor municipali, contra tuturor pe
carl soartea mi la adus in Gale.
AL treilea motiy pentru succe-
sui meu este reclama prin ziare.
Daca vreti sa facet ceYa N 'aveti
decat sa va puneti numele in
ziar. Eu am facut toate, dar IN am
oprit Ia limita, asa ca n am ajuns
in temnita nicicand. Am atata
incrcdere in reclama ca sunt con-
wins &c asi pntea vinde rozatura
de ferestrau ca mancare deli
(cioasa.
Nicicand nu m am interrsat
multi de politica. Nici am prea
votat in viata mea. Oar in toamna
trecuta am vazut ocaUie bunl
sa-mi fac reclama prin aceea 6 am
candidat sd flu ales de primar.
Mi-am redactat un program 81
intro ii primarnl Warnock a We.
J nit la mine 81 lam aratat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-15
PATRIARCH DEsMINTE
MACELUL TUROISC

LONDRA, Is Iunie. Acuxele
ce s'au adus turcilor ca eli ar ii
masacrat 1900 fem,,i 81 copii Gre
stini pc carl i-au dus din Samsun
in interiorul Asiei Mici Gu do,la
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-15

'Voi sd candidez de prilnars3
~ lam spus. Isl daca vol avea
cateva voturi ii lie vol da D-tale'.
Oar poporului ia placut pro.
gramul meu 81 All VENT toti III
jurul meu, deci mia parut ran
ca lam informal gresit pc War.
mock.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-15

MI Sc Spune ca In Columbus
sunt attic legi ca s ar putea umplea
un wagon cu ele, declarat Oles
Mute din aceste legi n 'au fost
cunoscute in Youngstown pana &c
M VENT Oles ca primar. 81 acmn.
Oricand vrea sd faca Oles ceva Sc
scormonesc aceste legi 81 Use arata
ca nu sc pOate face mimic.
Imi pare rau Cd primarul KOh-
Ter nu este aici. Ell are 30 de con-
siIieri GU carl trebuie sd Sc lupte
Nu-mi pot fnchipui ce face Gu ri
cand are vre-o idee de executat
Eu sunt de parerea ca 81 eel 1G
consilieri al mel dau destul de lu-
cru unui ON. Ii adun pc toti cand
vreau ceva 81 incep sd lie vorbesc.
81 lie vorbesc multi. 81 cand cred
ca acum lam convins, observ "a
M mai am pc nici unul in jurul
men. Toti au scapat!
ssNu poti sd angajezi un politist
orr un pompier 81 apoi sd vrei sa-!
faca ceeace al tn de gand-asa cum
fac bunaoara cu amploiatii din
pravalia mea-caci te impiedeci de
un regulament al Orasului. Oar
saptamana trecuta lam avut! Am
taiat din buget rubrica referitoare
la serviciuf civil. Acum ma aStept
ca sa scormoneasca, cine site ce fel
de lege ca sa-mi arate ca nu pot
sd fac aceasta. Daca nu vOr pu-
tea, am castigat multi daca ma vor
face sd retrag ordonanta, nam
pierdut mimic.
Maven bani 81 II 'avem nici
credit. M putem sa ne imprumu-
tam della mime 81 n 'avem bani cu ce
sa ne platim functionarii. Sunteti
fericiti aici in Cleveland. Mi Sc
spune 'aveti destule fonduri sd va
platiti politistii. Moi maven, 81
totusi Sc luptai ca sa-si mentina
pOsturile. Curios! =
Advocate sarlatani imi cauzea-
"a multe neplaceri. M vol ca ad-
vocatii de fata sd Sc simta ofensati
de ceea ce vol spune, caci va spun
numai adevarul. Daca arestam un
criminal orr un fabricant de "rai-
s.n jack ell fuge la cativa advo-
cati 81 acestia Sc pun pc lucru sal
scape din temnita. 81 aceiasi ad-
j vocati Sc pun 81 conduc pc acei
carl he striga ca strazile nu sunt
sigure pentru sotiile lor 81 fetele
lor."
Primarul insirat uncle cazurl
cand advocatii au intentat proces
contra lui pentru ca lar ii ofen-
sat, personal
''Cand am fost un on sarac,
nici un advocat liu mia turburat
linistea0 a continual Oies.
''Prin munca grea mi-am caStigat
cateva mil de dolari 81 prin anun-
turi mi-am facut miliOane de
dolari. lar acum nu pot scapa de
advOcati.
Prohibitia este cauza ca multi
rolitiSti Sc strica. In zilele vechi.
6naintc de prohibitie,, politistul
avea obneiul sd intre in 0 careful
ma, sa bea un paharel de whisky,
Sd prilneasca cateya tigari 81 apoi
sa iasa 81 sassi vada de treaba.
Acum, politistul intra intr'un
''raisin jack .parlors bea cateva
p6harele de beutuIa rea 3i otra-
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Pentru rominii de peste hotare
APELUL SOCIETATII CULTURALE
"CRAIUL~ ROMANESC"
"Graiul Fra!i Romdni,

Societatea .c,llturala "Graiul
Romanesc,' infiintata la Univer
sitatca din Bucuresti, GU scop de
a ingriji de graiul, credinta, cul
tura 81 obiceiurile stramoseSti ale
tuturor romanilor ramasi in afara
hotarelor Rnmaniei Mari, q lanSat
catre tara urmatorul APPEL, rugand
presa de pretutindeni al repro
duce:
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-07
MARION SENDING
STRONG TEAM TO
MEET BULLDOGS

Marion, October 6.-(Special.)-
Marion institute begins the important
games of her football schedule on
Saturday afternoon at Redwood
Park. when she clashes with the ag-
gregation from Howard college.
When the Tiger meets the Bulldog
in this engagement, there is sure to
be fight worthy of the two ami
mails for which the two teams are
named Coach Willkie sent his
scrub team into action against the
Thin Red Line" of Alabama in Tus-
caloosa last Saturday, in order that
his varsity might recover from the
injuries received in the preseason
game with Auburn and be in shape
to meet their greatest rival.
Spirits in the Tiger camp have
been greatly raised recently by the
unexpected return to school of big"
Baker. 200-poupnd tackle of last
years varsity line. He was in good
physical condition when he reported,
and Coach Wilkes worries over the
left side of the line, which has here
tofore been weak, have been dis
PEELED. Turner, York and the Gilbert
twins, have recovered from the in
juries received in the Auburn game,
ana are now IN the PINK OIL cOnQitl0n.
Marion has this year three veterans
in her backfield more than she has
been able to boast OF for severar sea-
sons. Turner, Samuel and Lewis,
aided by E. Gilbert, make up COM
bination which will be hard for any
team of their own weight and expe-
rienoe to stop.
In the line Captain Goudge. at
right end; Murfee at guard. and
Baker, 200-pound tackle of last
Baker at tackle, were all letter men
of last year. while Kendall at center,
was first string substitute.
Gilbert at left end, Hall or Allen
at left guard, and York or Ivy at
right tackle, are all men who have
been showing up we'll in the proceed
ing games. Pickett and Sanders in
the line, and RABBIT" MCPHERSON in
the backfield, made a great name for
themselves against Alabama last
Saturday. and will probably be used
during at least portion OF the game.
The Fighting Cadets are coming to
Birmingham with their old-time
spirit, and inasmuch as Howard does
not greatly outweigh them, they ex-
pect to be a match for their ancient
Baptist rivals.
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Floyd Johnson Stops
Bob Martin in the
Tenth; Is Upset

New York. October 6.-Bfoyd John
son, of California, advanced notch
In the heavyweight division tonight
by winning a technical knockout In
the tenth round over Bob Martin,
heavyweight champion of the A. E. f.
Martins seconds threw towel
into the ring thirty-one seconds at
ter the tenth round started. Martin
opened the session by rushing to
meet Johnson as he sprang from his
chair. But Martin missed, his only
chance had gone. and he was absorb
ing heavy punishment when the sur
render was made.
johnson jumped into the lead in
the first round. had his opponent
dazod by the end of the third and
was in undisputed command after
the fifth round. Be novice.
johnson became excited when he saw
Martins helpless condition and In his
anxiety to land a knockout, WAS un-
able to place a decisive blow through
Martins lowered guard.
At the end of the third round,
Johnson had established com
manding lead by clever use of his
powerful left The first was series
of lively exchanges favoring the Cali
fornian. In the second Johnson
rocked Martin with left and then
took hard right to the jaw. Blood
was flowing from a cut over Mar
tins left eye and from his mouth in
the third.
Martin made up lost ground by
launching an attack In the fourth,
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SCOTS Control
Beat the Yankees

New York, October 6.-The perfect
control of John Scott. curverball
pitcher. who several months ago was
thrown into baseball's discard, was
the feature of the third game of the
worlds series, according to McGraw
and Higgins, managers of the Giants
and Yankees.
McGraw, considered the best Judge
Of pitching ability in baseball, who
picked UP Scott, a cast-off in mid
season. said he knew the deacon"
had plenty of stuff. but that his con-
troll was thing to marvel at.
Catcher Earl Smith told me-" said
McGraw that not once during the
game did Scott fail to put the ball
where he wanted it. His curves were
breaking perfectly and after couple
of innings I just let him and Smith
work 40 they pleased.
II thought that our team should
have counted more runs on their hits,
but with Scott pitching that didn't
matter. We won and the credit is all
Scott's."
Higgins, Yankee leader, also
praised the Giant pitchers work.
I'VE thought" he said, that Scott
would be easy for US, but his control
was too good.
IT think that the error credited to
Ward lost the game for us. 1t was
bad ball and Ward was hardly to
blame for kicking 1t. but that was
one of the breaks"
Higgins said he would start Mays
tomorrow and McGraw, who can now
afford to take a chance. is to have
McQuillan and Ryan ready.
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Panthers Playing
Miss. Aggies Today
on Foreign Campus

The Birmingham Southern Colleges
Partners left the Magic City at 8
o'clock yesterday afternoon for
Starkville, Miss, where they meet the
Mississippi A. and M. Maroons this
afternoon. 1t will be one of the big
gest games on the locals schedule,
and Panther students and hackers are
expectantly looking forward to a
creditable showing at Starkville this
afternoon.
The probable lineup for the Pan
theirs to open the fray will be Bagley.
= tier; Farr and Hodges, guards;
eeks, and Ellis. tackles; Candy and
Richardson, ends; Miller (captain),
quarterback; Griffin and williams,
halfbaeks; Rollo, fullback.
other men who will make the trip,
and see action in part of the game.
are Levie, center; Rawls, center; Hall,
guard; Rogers. half or fullbaek: An
derson, quarter or halfback; White
side, end; Norton. halfback or quar-
ter; Caldwell, end. and Howell, half
back
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POST SEASON GRID |
GAMES TABOOEDl
BY CONFERENCE
Eligibility Rules Will Be Strict
Iy Enforced by S. !. A. A.,
Officials State

Atlanta, Ga. October 6-Post
season football between universities
and colleges holding membership in
the Soutehrn intercollegiate Athlet-
ic association will be barred this
year under a ruling made by the
executive committee at a meeting
here tonight.
The ruling probably will affect the
game scheduled for Havan. Cuba, on
Christmas day between the Univer-
sity of Florida and Louisiana State,
the bylaws reading that the i"foot-
ball season shall close, not later than
the Saturday Immediately following
Thanksgiving day."
All members of the committee were
present at tonight's meeting except
Thomas w. Atkinson of Louisiana
State university.
1t was also ruled that scholastic
and residence rules would be strictly
enforced as embodied in sections .
and of Article TX of the con-
stitution and bylaws of the associa-
ton, which read that no student shall
participate in intercollegiate athlet-
les at an institution until after the
expiration OF twelve months from the
date of his matriculation there and
until he shall have completed the
scholastic requirements of this assoc
citation. Which the bylaws read" is
interpreted to mean:
THE student must have or Is
entitled to have a class standing
higher than that of the previous
year."
Can't Play Freshmen
A request from eight members OF
the association asking that they be
permitted to play freshmen in con-
tests with each other and with larger
colleges where the larger institutions
were favorable to the waiver. was
denied by the committee, which ruled
that 1t had no authority to waive the
one-year rule or any other rule OF
the association. The Institutions max
ing the request were the University
of Chattanooga. Mississippi college,
Birmingham Southern. Howard. Tran
sylvania. Millsaps college. Ogle-
thorpe and Mercer Universities.
An exception to this ruling was
made in the. case Of Davidson college
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-07
TRAPPING A FOX

From Adventure MaZagine.
If there is pond or slow stream
in his range, place a rock or bit of
log in shallow water. at least three
feet from dry ground. On this place
bird or cottontail. Sprinkle this
bait with liquid fox bait. Then take
up a heavy sod or big clod of dirt
with a shovel or two sticks and place
this in the water about a foot from
Shore On this hide your trap care
fully.
The fox will smell the liquid and
come to it. He will see the bait and
try to reach 1T. To do so he will set a
foot on the clod or sod and he Is your
fur right then.
Another way is to hang a bait on
wire, with three traps under 1t.
concealed by dead leaves. Using the
liquid bait brings a fox If one comes
within smelling range.
You can outwit fox by placing
the bait inside a pair of old horse
shoes, only half-concealed, then plac-
ing three or four traps carefully con-
cealed, a few feet away. The fox cir
cles the bait. wary and uncertain, so
busily intent upon estimating the
danger that he blunders right into
the traps.
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sending johnson to the ropes. The
Californian came back furiousiy and
in the fifth landed telling blows at
will.
Martin was groggy and on the
verge of knockout throughout the
sixth, but Johnson could not place
the decisive blow. Both men were
plastered with gore from Martins
injuries.
Martin was dazed and Keeling In
the seventh, but Johnson, who was
firing was becoming wilder. The
Californian pummelled Martin with
both hands but his blows lacked.
with a chance blow Martin stag
gered Johnson in the eighth, but
then took a terrific lacing. Martin
was helpless in the ninth and John
son landed at will but couldn't put
over a Knockout.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-07

IF ever person felt like they had
been made over l am that person.
thanks to Tanlac, declared Nine.
Rosina Agostini, noted leading so
prano OF the San Carlo Opera Co.,
residing at Hotel Grenoble, New York
City.
Il suffered from nervous run
down condition and got SO dreaded
to face my audiences But as soon
as ! started taking Tanlac 1 began
to improve, and now / am perfectly
normal"
The experience of Nine, Agostini's
husband. Sig. Giuseppe Agostini, IA
nous leading tenor of the same
troupe, also shows the value of Tam
lac as tonic and stomach correc-
tive. He said:
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Weather All Right

United States weather bureau to-
night forecast rains for tomorrow
night, Its report declared Saturdays
weather would not interfere with
tween the Giants and Yankees.
CLOUDY and cooler Saturday" the
report read, followed by showers
Saturday night and Sunday"
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of North Carolina. which will be
Permitted to play freshmen against
Georgia Tech. owing to the fact that
contract between these two institu-
tions was entered into before the one
gear rule was adopted by the s. /. A.
A. This would also apply to any
other mons. I. A. A. team having
contracts with S. I. A. A. teams. it
was stated.
Player Wallace of the Oglethorpe
University football squad, was de-
clared ineligible because of his fall
are to qualify under the one-year
residence rule.
The committee deferred action in
the case of A. H. Maurer. player
on the Oglethorpe University eleven.
who played on the Daytona baseball
team OF the Florida State league this
year. Maurer, it was stated. claim
ed to be only trying out with the
team.
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Sig and His Chariot of Death
Hugdahl. who is tho real fea-
ture attraction. will not pilot
his wisconsin Special" in the
race events in -ol Jetition with
the other drivers. The car is too
powerful and speedy for that and
would make the race one-sided.
1t doesn't carry the dimensions
of the race cars. and is the
speediest car in the world. Still.
the fans are going to get a
chance of seeing sig step on IT,
for he will drive the car against
time, and will smash all state
and track records as he freezes
down the straight-aways, and
takes the turns faster than any
car has ever tAken IN before.
The Wisconsin Special is so
powerful and SO hard to control
that should 1uSdahl give 1T the
least bit too much pressure on
the banked turns, it will leave
the track without a moments
warning and pillow up several
acres of fence 3efore it can be
stopped.
This is the world famous car
which shattered all known rec
ords on the Florida beaches re-
Gently. Hugdahl builded it him
self, and took almost a year and
some -wenty-odd thousand dol
lars in constructing the car.
Classy Field Entered
In the competitive events
EIttudah1 Will drtua hfc 70
Fronteaac. Hank Meyers will
tool an Auburn racer. Maley's
mount will be Deusenberg,
Wahigren will pilot an Essex.
Bullock Bug, Streigle Sim
pick, Chat an Essex, Les Allen
the Golden Submarine in which
DePalma several years ago,
Jackals will pilot . Maxwell and
Dave Koetzla an Apperson.
This will give the fans a lively
bunch of speed demons who are
not afraid of crashing through
fences or over entertainments. The
racers coming here this year are
offering some well known Amer
lean cars, which have been
builded exclusively for speed.
With one 2o-mile race, one s.
mile dash. a 1-mile squirt, s.
mile grind, 3-mile tilt and a
10-mile sweepstakes. that gives
the motor lovers a half dozen
events outside OF the Wisconsin
Special attraction. when Hug
dahl will demonstrate to the fair
patrons Just how fast and power
full his speed marvel Is.
Saturdays auto events are ex-
pected to draw more people to
the state fair than at any time
this week. 1t was announced
Friday that but for the steady
downpour of rain which lasted all
day. this would have been a rec
ord attendance week for the
state fair. Even with Fridays
events being ruined by the rain.
IL the weather man will serve
up fair day for today, the
weeks attendance record may
be broken for 49, time.
McGraw and His Miracle Man
This spring Jim Scott reported
to the Reds, after being sold to
Cincy by the Boston Braves.
His arm was bad and he
couldn't break an egg with his
fast one.
Scott is all in," raved the
Red management. 1t immedi-
ately took steps to regain the
money paid for him. The Reds
claim was overruled.
Cincinnati asked waivers ON
Scott and every club in tho
league waived. He became .
free agent and Ioafer.
Near the middle Of the season
John McGraw was hard pressed
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MY stomach went back on me and
I soon got into pretty bad condition.
I followed my wifes example and
took Tan1ac. 1t helped to fix me up
In short time. and now / always
feel fit"
NOTE-The International Proprie-
taries Co., distributors OF Tanlao,
have on file in their offices at At
lanta, Georgia. over fifty thousand
signed statements from representa-
tive men and women from every
state In the Union and every Prov
ince in Canada. Many of these are
from prominent people in this city
and section and have been previous
ly published In this paper.
Tanlao Is sold by all good drug
dr
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-07
AUTO RACES ATTRACT

AS thriller thrills for the closing day. the Alabama State Fair
will offer the speed demons led by Sig Hugd who
Is in two hmshere the worlds champion driver for
drive automobile three miles in minute,
holds worlds records the sraghtaway will pilot his
full and worlds wisconsin Special"
the track this features
in which the purses
events listed for the and the will going
$780, being announced at the fairgrounds that the Friday
would put the track in excellent shape provided rain de-
scended Saturday.
1--WE have been in long drouth"
Brown the of Friday really godsend aays the
dust evil packed the
Horse who following ponies
the fair disappointed Friday
the turf Thus the turf ended with derby
carriage
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-07
GREB'S SUSPENSION IN
NEW YORK Is RAISED

New York. October 6.-The state
athletic commission announced to-
night that the suspension of Harry
Greb. light heavyweight champion OF
America, has been lifted. The indef-
mite suspension imposed on Johnny
Wilson, middleweight champion, al
though unrecognized IN New York as
such, WAS made definite, the COM
mission announced also.