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dai friu liber dorintei care iii
framinta ihima 81 strfletuliS'
Pima cind stapina lor nu ma
va deslcga de cuyintul dat
raspunse Eugenia, indraznind
sa ridice capul 81 = priveasca in
fata. ei.
De data aceasta Elena null
mai privea asa de patrunzator.
Ocllii ei numai scaparal scintei
carl sal ARIA, 81 sal tulbure min
tea. Privir6a ior era duioasa,
plina de mila 81 compatimire.
Elena lua limonada 81 sorbi
pima in flindul paharului, dar in
loc ia puma paharul pc tava pc
care . tinea Eugenia in fata e.,
II puse JOS hnga ca q ridicirxltls
Sc ii slnalci taya din NINA aran-
cind-o pc covor, u coprinz1ndu-l
in brate il saruta Gu efuuiune.
Usa salonului era fncuiata 81 nu
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servitoarea supasa, devotslta u
respectuoasa, 81 n al ii indraznit
si Sc apropie de Elena. Gu gind
sal zica vre-un cuW1lit de iubire
sau sa tradeze prillsnn gest fra
mintarile lui suflete4ti.
Ispravind Gu scltturatul 81 a
ranjatul hainelor le carl Sc
schanbase Elena treeu prin sa
Ion, aruncild as,sppa stapinei
sale o privire scruftosre.
''Fa.mi 0 limonsd6 Eugenios
Use Elena, vaziud trece r.
linga ca.
''Indata doamnl ls'. raspunst
eamerista ei 81 pestS cite-va mi
mute aparu insinte. tapanei sail
en- Q tavita mica ps era III
pahar cn 'bAutura favprita "a ma
rel artiste.
Pos;tiunea ei smekit4, aproap'
llmilita ii abuse a1lthtte de rolu
pc care ii jncase diiaintea Anas
tasiei 81 50 efndi oare aces
tindr nu joaca rob unei servi
toare umilite tot ~ ipoerizi
cum o jafcase ii s Dar aces
gsnd trecu prin mi II cn il
teala unui current 80, 81 con
vir,sa de siiacerita li,i, priv
adsn'c dn ochii Aastsi j
! impesi s'cu stita pq 4 y fc|
III ss Cagsi = |11||l l -
|, tine st VI lil ssteay'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-23

crarile tale literare'
Da tata. lmi pace locuinta
81 'voiu urma sfatul d-tale'', ras-
punse Titu zimbind melancolic.
Pestc oite-va minute Gheor-
ghiadi 81 cu Elena erau dust il,
trapul cailor pc Avenue de la
Grand Armee, 81 trecind pc
linea Arcul de Triumf pc Bule-
vardnl Hausman, cnrtezanul ba-
trim Sc simtea reintinerit linga
ilbita lui, viitoarea lui sotie, 81
Sc lipca de ca simtind caldura
trltpului ci tinar 81 voluptos stra-
batind prin pardesiul lui s.lbtire.
Sc inop.asc 81 Ia lumina .dm-
pilor e}ectrice Elena Use parea
Ca este o fiinta extra ordinara
frHmlusetc clasica descrisa III
operile scriitorilor Elini, pc cari
ii socOtea de stramOsii lni.
Cind Sc apropiara de hotel
Elena opri trasura 81 Gheor
gheadi cobori cu parerea de raj
in inima ca trebue sd Sc desli
peasca de ca.
Dllpa Gina Elena Sc facu 60
moda 81 ca sa omoare timpn
pima Ia sosirea lai Leonardini, $.
apuca 81 citeasca un ziar.
Eugenia, ca in totdeauna, y
facea de ]ucru, scuturfnd ii i
faaSjffnd hainele ssspinei ssie !.
Ectfiyn fagaduintei era To
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De G. B. PASCU

Florica era prevenita sd nu sc
arate 81 era in catul al dOilea,
cetind un roman Sensational ca
re aparea in fascicoie. DuIEi ce
Sc instala Titu 81 isl aranja Gu
scrupulositate micele lui obiecte
81 cartile intr'un dulap Gu usiF.
de sticla, pc cind Gheorghiade
vorbea Gu Mama Thereza, ru-
gindu-se de ca sa fie' caiaulza lui
Titu, in calea yietci printre
streini, esi din odaia lui zicind !:
''Sunt gaia tata. Cind plecati 'la
Bucurestif''
Mai zaboyim vre-o cite-ya
zile. Mata nu Sc simte bine 81
vreau sa Sc recreeze. Cnlf o Fl sa
plecam te anunt cu o ri illainte
sa vii so vezi. Hi Gu miiltc u
vezi-ti de studii, 81 81 asculti de
dina Hquard. Dsa este . feuneie
inte.eapta vi te va feri 81 cazi Il
societatea tinerilor streD9ari \
ldestrabAlati. Aici eyti linistit 4
! III 1Otli Oellpa de sti,I1lii Il ~ az III
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ll0)
Pe,te jumatate ora sosl
Gheorghiadi. eli care pleca sd
vaza pc Titu, care locuia lntr'o o
casa mobilata din cuartierul
latin.
iheorghiddi recomanda pc
Elena ca profesoara de muzlca a
<Lucreiei ii ii spune ca la gasit
o gazda buila, intr'un cuartier
linistit, la care D sa alba un me-
maj bun 81 0 ingrijire parinteas-
ca. Titu, caruia ii placea singn-
rStatca. si linistea, pc care n Q
putea avea in ctlartierul Latin,
fu bucuros, 81 Sc 1nuta char a.
tunci, incarcind bag'ajul pc care
II ay@a intr o trdsnra, care nrma
trasnra III care Sc alta tatsn u
Elena.
u " lama There's facu impre-
sSie plssaf6 ss,1pra lui Gheor'
I salpladj u ! hi Titu, caruia i
n * & 81 fsseryata pentru 81
q grie eIina ]. q din lii earte I e
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,momente 81 lasa 'capul pc pept,
privind pe covorul bogat de pc
dusumea.
''De &C ti-ai lasat capul III
josi" intreba Elena pc came
rista ei.
'Ochii d-voastra ma .ametesc.
raspunse Eugenia, fara ridica
'capul. z
Trecuse cincisprezece zile de
cind Sc desfatase in brate.e a.
cestui tinar extraordinary de
atunci nici o.provocare 81 nici q
.alllzie macar din partea lui des.
pre- intimplarea din noaptca. a
.cea. Potriyit sfatului, ei 81 ra-
mind hnga ga tot in calitate Dc
camsrista stievotata, credlncioasl
isl respectuoasa, Sc ,tinea de IA
gaduinta data prin I'm simpll
ida" 81 nu lar fl calcat dorint:
Esx fi.stiut ca i-se sdrumica 'inims
de doiul eli.
/. Niei Elena nu daduse selnn'
ca isi reanlinteste ceva din scar,
|saeea cind ia arafat calea cum
81 treaca R,ibiconuf yoiea sa-
puma IA fncercare a yaza pfnl
c6Ild'e 4 in stare Sd Sc tina de Gu
vfl,t ii de ftdrumarea 81, u IN
lind % priy1res ei Il apaet teste
~ slaanilt ~ III y y 4 zises
\ ~ 4 4 4. 4 +
II5,i st1re S. ~ \ M /, II 1 4 4 a
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s. 1lanuscrlptele sau fotoxrafii nu s<
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De la secretarul general 81 pot
colnanda 81 Diplome pentru memb-
rii Solicitation, adeca u niunef
Aceasta comanda Sc poate face nu-
mai prin Societati VI ii carei cost
e de $1.25 din care 25c trece in
fondul Societatei, lar $1.00 se tri-
mite tdata Gu comanda.
Sc mai afla butoni extra de pus
Ia lantul de ceas. Pretul unui ase-
menea button . de $500,
loan NJ SufGnd. seer. gen.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-28
JACK CURLEY ALMOST
 FORGOT WEDDING DAY

A good one Is being told in sport ing circles on Jack Curley, the New York wrestling impresariO. A few days ago Jack Became a benedict and Is now away on Il wedding tour.
 The morning of the happy event, Jack was fin his New York office tine business cleaned up, a dozen wrestlers booked for ns many tour naments, to say nothing of hts the atricaI and other interests. Not to get his wires crossed, Jack had n memo. and, as each item was ac- counted for, he crossed it on. F1- naIly the memo pad was clear.
 "I haven't thing more on this memo pad," declared Jack to his secretary, "but pOn my soul l feel as though. I had forgotten some. thing" He scratched hts head, hustled once more through his desk and over the memo, and then re- sumed, "By jingO, I just know l have forgotten something. Ten dol lars if you can remind me what it is.''
 q can't imagine, MT. CurIey, that you have forgotten anything, but, of course. you know you are to piled his secretary.
 Married married!" exclaimed Jack. "My jingO, you're right. That's what I was trying to think of. I knew I had fOgOtten some thing. Here's your ten, hut keep num-"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-28
CALIFORNIA TEAM lIS PROBABLY MOST
 POWERFUL IN WEST
Blue and Gold Gridiron Jugger- naut Has Not Been Forced to Exert Itself This Sea-
 Son-High Scoring
Rx Associated Press

Berkeley Cal December N.-University of California 1920 football team, which is to play Ohio State at Pasadena, Cal, New Year Day. is considered as prop ably the best college eleven ever de- veloped in the west.
 During the season just closed, the Blue and Gold gridiron Juggernaut not only was undefeated but ran up season total of 4S2 points to it's opponents IA and won the Pacific coast conference title without apparently exerting it's full strength.
 SOME HIGH SCORES
 EIevens from many parts of the west were defeated by California by over whelming scores. The University of Nevada, considered fighting team, came to Berkeley and lost, 7s to '. Next the University of Utah was beaten 63 to O. Then Washington State college, rating as the strongest Pacific northwest team, came down expecting to give California it's first real test. The Californians stood the test and won 49 to O. Later Washington State defeated the Univer- sty of Nebraska 2 to 20. Finally Cali fornia defeated it's old rival, Stanford university, 3S to O Stanford previously had beaten the University of oregon, which last year at Pasadena, lost to Harvard university by small margin.
 Records Ot many sorts were DrOkeI Dy the California team The season point total is the highest ever made by any western college team and comes close to the 500-point mark made by Michigan s eleven of 1902. Another record smashed was in the Stanford game when Cali forna won by 3S points, the largest score by the Blue and Gold against Stanford since 1899 California's score of 127 ir the St Marys college game was the largest ever made on a California field LOWEST SCORE IT TO 2 All but one of California's games have been played on, the teams home field and one game away from home, that played at Corvallis. Ore. against the Oregon | Agricultural college, the Blue and Cole | team was held to it's lowest score, I | to [. In this game the Berkeley mer for the first time played on a slippery muddy field.
 l California has a brainy, well oiled foot ball machine, made up mostly of physica l giants. Both the linemen and backfielt men are fast. They have played together all season, and each knows just wha
 his mate is gong to do. There are nc | individual stars unless they might bi Brick Muller, crack right end. ol | "Pesky' Sprott, left half, who did mucf ] of the running in the Stanford game
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-28
Gun Club to Stage
 Shoct on New Year

According to announcement of the local officials, the Birmingham Gun club will have a New Years shoot on the local grounds. The shooting New Year will start promptly at 1 o'clock at the fairgrounds.
 As present plans have it, there will be four events of 25 targets each held. The shooting will be from handicap distance. The meet will be open to any member of the Alabama Trapshooting association.
 large entry list is expected for the meet and it is thought that the states best shots will be on hand Sat- urday to compete in the event.
 Some of the best shooting of the year is expected to take place al the meet. With "Tackhole" Lee entered and others of his calbre expected to send in their names, 1t would not be surprising if perfect scores were re- corded by several of the contestants Saturday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-28
His Hunch Probably
 Saued Georges Life

New York, December 27.-Second thought on the part of Georges Car pentier, heavyweight champion of Eng land and aspirant to Jack Dempsey's crown, probably saved him from death or serious injury. At least that's the tale that Tex O'Rourke brings back with him from England.
 While in London Carpenter met ORourke and the latter offered him ticket to fly to Paris in a Handley Page passenger plane. Carpenter at first accepted the offer, but finally changed his mind and returned the ticket to O'Rourke with the words, q have too little to gain and too much too lose to risk the flight"
 About 20 minutes after the airplane ascended and began it's journey, the machine crashed to the earth, two pas sengers being killed and three others seriously injured. But for his huncb, Carpenter might have been the third victim of the accident.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-28

elevate it to the plane enjoyed by other sports and pastimes.
 A man of national reputation and an outstanding figure in sport probably will be selected for president of the body. Tex O'Rourke at present matchmaker for the International Sporting club, will be the secretary of the organization. 1t is expected that the formation of na- tional governing body for boxing will Eft the sport to q high and permanent plane and find favor with the newly elected governors of such states as io not now have a boxing law, or who are inclined to frown upon the sport due to unsatisfactory conditions which sur round the game at this time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-28
---SPORTS
Drawings for Play
 In Dauis Cup Net
 Matches Announced

Auckland, \. E.. December 2I.-- Announcement was made today Of the drawings for play in the tennis matches for the Davis cup which will begin Tuesday. In the sim gIes tomorrow Norman F.. Brooks of the Australian team will mfet William 1T. TiIden, the worlds singles champion, and Gerald L. Patterson, Australia, will play Will Iinm M. Johnston, the CalifOrDia expert.
 On Wednesday Brookes and Pat tersOn will play against Johnston and TiIden in the doubles and on Thursday BrOokes will meet John stOn and Paterson will play Til- den in the singles.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-28
YELLOWHORSE THINKS HE
 NEEDS MORE SEASONING

Little Rock, December @.-De- claring that he Is not yet ready for fast company and that he wishes to remain in the minors another year, Pitcher "Big Chief" Moses Yellow horse, purchased by the PfttsburE Pirates from the Little Rock Trav- eIers, objects to going to the Buc- cancers this coming spring. This Is the report in Little Rock.
 YelIowhOrse, although 1t was his first year in professional baseball, was one of the leading pitchers in the Southern league and wns a de- cjded factor in the Travellers win ming the 1920 pepnant in the South ern
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-28
'O'ROURKE THINKS .FITZSIWMONS WAS
 GREATEST HEAVY
Says That Jack Dempsey's Wide-0pen Style of Fight ing Would Have Been
 "Soft" for Bob
ux JAMES J. CoRBETT

Bob Fitzsinmons was the greatest of all heavyweights, in the opinion of Tom O Rourke, veteran ringman, who piloted George Dixon and Joe Wolcott in the days of their greatness. ORourke, rem iniscing the other day. declared:
 T concede that Dempsey is a splendid fighter. He has terrific power in his punches and certainly has gameness and can take a beating, as was demonstrated in his fight with Bill Brennan. Un- doubtedly Dempsey is the best of the heayies of the present day, but I think Fitz could have whipped him.
 SOFT" FOR BOB
 "DempSey's style of wide-open fighting and an almost utter disregard for de- fensive tactics would have made him com paratively soft for Fitzsimmons. Hi grant that if Jack ever sent one of his pile-driver blows to Bob's jaw or body, the chances are that F>itz would have gone down and stayed there. But it is; also true that if F'itz had hit first, Demp- sey would have gone down. And I think that F'itzsimmons would have been the first to land the hard smash"
 ORourke also holds the belief that another old-time champion was far bet ter than the present king of the division.
 T am referring to Joe Gans,' he said, Leonard is a wonderful fighter, but Cans was his superior. If both mel. had met when each was at his best, ] am certain that Cans would have stopped Leonard and it wouldn't have taken him very many rounds to do it Cans had trick which 1 think would have enabled him to finish Leonard in a hurry.
 CANS GREAT TRICK txrftI, n- ! side right, clock the left lead of his op' 1 ponent with his right hand, and thei suddenly shoot a right hand to the jaw i It required marvellous rapidity in actiof but Cans could do it. Ninety-ntn' | fighters out of a hundred never woul: <, expect a smash on the jaw with righ (hand within Il fraction of a second aftei that right hand had been used for blocK ing. It was totally unexpected move ment and always caught his opponen unawares and won many fights
 "The records may show that Leonard
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-28
PLANNING GENERAL AVIATION OF PRO MITT GAME
To Standardize Rules of Boxing In All States With Boxing LaW-InternationaI Sport
 ing Club Back of Plan

New York, December A.-Formation of a national body to govern and control professional boxing will be undertaken in this city next month, Delegates ap- pointed by the governors of eighteen states will convene at the headquarters of the International Sporting club on January 10, Il and 12. During the three day conference the foundation for a na- tional organization will be laid and rules and regulations for the standardization of boxing throughout the United States established.
 STATES REPRESENTED
 The new association, which win ab- sorb the army, navy and civilian board of boxing control, of which it is really a development, will be formed by carefully selected and officially appointed dele gates from the following states; New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Maryland, New Jersey, Connecticut Colo rado, Wisconsin, Montana Minnesota. Oregon, West Virginia, Louisiana, Wash ington, Florida, Tennessee and Okla homa. This group represents almost all of the states where boxing is legalzed Boxing is permitted in several other states under what may be termed local option, but those which will be repre- sented by officially appointed delegates will be the ones to take the initial steps in the formation of the new national governing body.
 TO STANDARDIZE RULES
 In discussing the project with the As sociated Press, William A. Gavin, man. aging director of the International Sport ing club, stated today that it was the in- tention of the delegates to standardize the boxing rules for each state; to adopt a joint agreement to bar any delinquent or offending boxer in all states if sus- pended by the national association, and to compel champions to defend their titles at reasonable fixed intervals or forfeit the title. It is also the inten- tion of those interested to advocate the abolition of the huge purses which have recently been offered for boxing matches as discrediting boxing, and to work for reasonable admission prices at all matches as is the case in baseball and other sports of a national character.
 PLAN TO STOP FILMING
 It is further proposed to stop the filn1- ing of boxing bouts as harmful to the sport. The new organization also will cooperate with the national boxing bodies of other nations with the idea of having one internal tional code for the governing of boxing in order to make the sport clean, wholesome, humane, and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-28

Duke" Morrison, fullback, does most of the bunting for the team and his kicks generally go from 40 to 60 yards. Toomey is valuable as drop kicker. Erb, quarterback, is considered a. star field general and natural leader
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-28

scored as many imockoqts as did Cans, but there was a vast difference in th4 punching power of the two men. Cans could hit man and knock him cold with one smash. Leonard cannot do that He doesn't seem to have the wallop to his blow that brings about quick results He first we lkens his man by body punching and gradually cuts him down. Many of Leonards knockouts have been recorded while his opponent was still on his feet. Benny can cut men 70 ribbons. but lacks in finishing power. Cans had no such weakness, for when he hit a man solidy the entertainment was over then and there.'
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-28

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