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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-05
ADkEsAR CEskYCH SPoLk j
Y ClEVELANDU.


SOkOl CLEVELAND, kona schdzi
druhou nedeli mesici sokolovne ma
Quincy Ave. Star6sta Leo vsetecka
tai. Jos. Hudec, 2s41 3. 115th St.; dcet
vacl. Hum, 3571 =. l4O. St.; pokl, Jan
Bo6ek.
SOKOLSKA zUPA SEvEROvYCHOD.
nj kona schlze kazdou prvni sobotu '
mesici sokolovne Sokola Cleveland. Sta
'rosta Kar. Bernreiter, $40 Quincy Ave
mistostarcsta Marie Hlayacek; tai. Kar
yK0i&r, ss49 w. 44th St.; pokl. Fr. -zak
25Os' e. seth st.
! SOk0L CECH.HAvL1CEK kona schd
ze dr,liou nedeli Sokolovne ma Wendell
Ave. Starosta Alols zak; tai. ellie Jir-
sa, 4139 E. 131. Str. icet. Ferd. Jirsa
4139 e. 131. ST.; pcklad Ant. Schacha
1882 Broadway. Sih pronaiin,a J. A
Klnsak, 4939 Broadway.
SOKOL NOVA vLAST kona schdzt
kazdou prvni stredu mesic. Starost;
Anna Bosakova, 11404 ST. Marks Ave.
is. W.: tai Lada Bartos, 1898 w. 5Otl
st.: dcet. Marie Nekvasil, 1884 W. 91s,
st. Schdze spravniho vyboru treti pom.
deli mesici.
SOKOLSKA HUDBA kona zkousky
mistnosti Rybak a Sixta, ma Broadway
Kapelnik Rud. Hanna, l320S Bartlett Av
Tel. Broad. 1543 W.; iednatel John r
Ranc, 1901 Mt. Overlook Ave.
TEL. SLOyENSKI JEDNOTA SOKOI
Sbor 26O odbyva sch0ze kazdou druho
ned6K v mesici mistnosti C. 3349 W
50th st. Pfeds. Ludeyit Krc, tai. Pa
vel Dyr, Ats Clark Ave, ticet. Jose
Istvan, 1904 Clark Ave, pokl. Jos. Ia
tarka.
SOkOL j. A. KOMENSkY v ut. Plea
SAINT kona schdze prvni stredu mesc
Pred. Gust. Pauza; tai Vac. Shavy, Alp
e. 1876. ST.; Gcetnik Ant. Weis, 1880
Coath Ave.: pokl. Alois Hrabak.
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vREK0KAD {. s. r. s. sTATU OHIO

vREK0KAD {. s. r. s. STATU OHIO
kona schdze kazdy prvni ctvrtek mesi-
ci teeke Ndr. Sin ma Broadway. preds.
Alols Urbanec, 3347 w. 4Srd St.; tai. JOS
stfibrny, 1858 Bartlett Ave-; dcctnik
EN-. Cernohorsky, 1921 e. f17th ST.; po-
kladnik Jos. Kraicek, Dlvarnik James
Svoboda, 4225 E. 12Sth St.
RAD SvORNOST 1. ;, G. S. +. S. ko-
nd schdze- treti sobotu mesici Ceske
Narodn Sini ma Broadway. Predseda EN-.
Ceribhorsky, 1921 z. lit. ul:; tai. Fr.
MehcAar, S617 E. 104. ul, dcet. Henry
Jirousek, 7111 Hand Ave, s. d.
HAD, MkkA I. y C.!;s. 7. 5. Rona
sclfdxi kazds druh9 .pondei ' mssici '
Cesk6 Sini Sokol ma Clark Ave. Pfedseda
Ant. Mlazovsky, 3527 zap. 50, ul.; tai
Alb. Panek. 54o4 Storer Ave-, dcet. Jos.
valek, 1857 w. 4sth St., pokl. Bob. Kon-
rad, 3629 Sackett Ave. s. w.
RAD LIDUMn I. Is &. s. p. s. kona
sv6 schdze prvni sobotu mesici Ce-
sk6 Narodni Sini ma Broadway Ufednici:
pfedseda Jan Beranek; tai. EN- Fiser,
8014 Maryland Ave.; dcetnik Bart. BrI-
eek, 5940 Engel Ave-; pokladnik vaclav
Guda.
RAD BRATRi V KkUHU I. = {. 5,
. i
r. s. kcna sv6 schdze druhou sobotu '
mesici Ceske NarC,lni Sini ma Broad
way. Pfedseda Ant. Uhlir, 3646 vych
|131. ul.; tai. josef Click, $3.50 w. 56th
St.; dcetnfk Louis Oplustil, 5421 Calet
Ct.,; pokladnik M. Kaiser, 3461 E. so. st
RAD CHELGICKI.PALACKY I. 81
{. S. p. S. kona scizi kazdou prvni me-
deli mesici Ceske Narodni Sini ma
Broadway. Predseda Jos. Cernohorsky
1921 HOY Ave-: tai. Jos. Hrabak. 133o2
Caine Ave: lcet. Bedrich Kr0fta. 1862
E. 131. St.
RAD BkETISLAv {. 96 c. S. T. s
kona schdzi prvni sobotu v mesici
Predseda Ad. Simacek, 1858 Z. 139th St.
tai. FIR. vlasak, Stop IS NorthffieM, Q
lpokl. FIR. Novy, 1900 Maplerow Ave-.
Iicet. Fr. Burval, 2434 f. S9th St.
RAD CESTi DRATRf I. 1903 &. S. p
s., kona schulz druhou nedeli mesici ,
Ceske SIM Sokol ma Clark Ave. Predse.
da FIR. J. Sebek, 1899 Poe Ave-, S. w..
tajemnik A. Cihla, 4729 Storer Ave. S
w.; dcetnik Josef Liska, 1929 Pllsen Av
S. W.; pokladnik Jos. Blabolil, $3.50 w
45th st. s. w.
RAD PRAvDOMIL {. 1s1 {. S. r.
kon& schGze treti sobotu' mesci &c
sko- o-americke Snf na Quincy Ave. preds
Jan Bocek; 31O7 Essex Rd., tai. Jose
Mat6jka, 2343 vych. 76. ul.; dcet. Vac
Sic, 77O1 Laumer Ave. s. e.
RAD COLUMBIA {. 147 {. 5. z. 5
kona schlzc druhou streda mesici
Ceske Narodni Sini ma. Broadway. Pred
soda Josef Sourek, 1O1O9 Unity Ave.
:. tajemnik A. Hell, 1858 4. 135th St.; u
cetnik j. l.. Payer, 1434O Superior Rd.
pokladnik Jos. Rdzicka.
RAD PROBUZENCI {. 1SS c. s. r.. s
kona schIze treti sobotu mesici Ce
ske N;irodni SIM ma Broadway. Predse
da Emil Dezort ST., 5611 Dolloff Rd
tai. FIR. A. Warak, 1929 Buettner CT
f., icet. Jos. Pobuda, 1904 Lenacray
Ave.
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RUNE SPOLKY
PATRONAT CESKE syOB. SKOL

PATRONAT CESKE syOB. SKOLY
Ma ZAP. STRANE. schlze kazde druhe
itery mesici Ceske SIM Sokol na
Clark Ave. Pred. Marie Mlazovsky, S527
w. 50th St., tai. Jos. Nobel, 1857 w.
52nd ST.; icet. Fr. Kebrle 1886 w. 50th
Str.
PATRONAT CEsKE MAR. SINE MA
BROADWAY kona schizi kazdou ctvrtou
nedei mesici We hod. odpoledne. Pred
NJ Papez. 1914 e. 55th ST. mistopr. Ma
rie Rizicka, 426S E. 131st St.; tai.
ellie vlach, 1919 e. 110th st.
REDETELSTvO CEsKE NiRODNi
SINE Ma BROADWAY kona schtze
kazdy druhy a ctvl'ty patek v mesici. -
Predseda Vac. Svoboda, 4225 vych. 12S
ul., tai. FIR. Warak, 5229 Buettner CT;
icet En- Cernohofsky, 1921 vych 1T
St.: pokl. JOS. Svec. 3529 vych. 1O3 ILL.,
tai vyboru majetku FIR Janousek. Pro-
naiinla sne ie kazdy vecer cd 6ti do
hod. veCer (mino nedele) dradovne C.
N. s. Obydli 44O1 Pershing Ave. Tel
Broadway 1856 r.
+ SKOLNi PATRONAT CESKE SyOB
SkOLY v MT. PLEASANT kona pravi-
delne schuze prvni patek mesici a mi
moradne treti patek mesici. Pred. Vac
/ Miller, 1924 vych. 139. ul.; taien Mary
Vencl, 1OO10 Union Ave-; ucet. FIR. Do
ezal, 12414 Harrington Ave-; pokl. Anna
Nmberger, 1912 Kinsman Rd.
PATRONAT CESkE SINE SOkOL na
| CLARK AVE. kona schizi druhou nedei
mesici We hod. odpol. RED1TEL-
STVO prvni pOndeli v 1880 hod vecer
Preds Patronatu Vac Prech, 1912 Full
ton Rd, mis- istopred. Jan Kral, Sackett
Ave. Pred riditelstva: Ant Mazov-
SKY, 1921 w. 50th St.; nlistopred. Anto-
ME Korecka, Sackett Ave-; tai. Anna
Pekar, 342O w. 10th St.; ticet. poalad
Marie Tomsik, 1913 Sackett Ave. S. w
vesker6 mistnosti pronaiima iednatel X
Hoch, 31lG w. 5Oth st.
PATRONAT CEsKE NEDELNi SvO.
BOD.SKOLY A DETSKiCH BESiDEK
Ma BROADWAY, kona schdzr kazde
druhe pondeli mesici ev skon mistnost Ii
ma Broadway. Pred. Ant. Streicek, 522l
Hamm Ave-; tai JOS. Zronek, 42l3 Broad
way: dcet. Kar. Bilek, 5739 Broadway
pok Josefa Kupec, 1856 +. LOG. St.; dd-
vernice pi Stropnicka, 372S f. 55th st.
LOzE PRAIIA.REBEKa c. IA i. o.
0. +. kona schize kazde prvui tret
utery mesic Ceske Mar SIM ma
Broadway. Pred. Marie Dlouhy, tai. d
l.. Priisa, 1888 Z. 10th St.; dcet. Bo-
zena Waverka, 31O3 Otokar St.; pokl
Anna Bas, 1O21S Union Ave.
LOzE PROkOP VELkY Z. 7OS /. o
q. +. kona schiize kazdou stredu Ces-
ke Narodni SIM ma Broadway. Urednici:
ID. NJ. Louis Zelina; tai Louis f. kriz
1901 t'niCn Ave; iCet. Chas. Knobloch
1O201 Greenview Ave-, pox >Ott. Zeman
DyUK ZABOJ {. II LESNikG AME.
RlkY kona schize prvni patek mesic
v Ceske Mar. SIM ma Broadway Pred
/ Ant. SclaCha; tai. Jan Kral, 1874 Il. 81
St; icet. Jos. zak, 5O35 Glazier Ave-;
pokl ANT. Majer.
! kARLiNSKl STkELECKI kLUB
kona schdze kazdy treti ctyrtek mesi-
c mistnosti st. Jelinka, 8 Fleet st. a
vych' So. ul Nadlesni Ant. .Maxa; tai
4 Ir Wild, 1881 Regent Ave; d6et. jar
kKoberna, 3737 vych. So, ST.; pokl jar
Kopanicky.
DRTlINA GESKOSLOvENsKlCH LIE.
GIONARU kona schulz kazde prvni pom
deli mesici VI Ceske Mar. SIM na Broad
way Pred. Fred. HQlub, 352S L. 1873 ST.;
rnistopf Stef. Dlaniske; tai. Joe Ne
kvasil, 1211 Montgomery Ave-; tdet. Al
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-05

buQu-u pTlSClLeu, pOSSpr
tan teto zene jedine sldvko :
budu jiste :okamzite propus-
tent"
Ma to vyndal dlatko, vstrcil
40 mezi hofejsi desku stolu a
z&suvkup a oprel- Sc O ne jas
ko, o paku. -
Temny praskot Sc oval q
1e 'dvou minutach bylal zasllv-
ka vytazena, odhalujic obsah
svhj pred chtivym zraken zlo-
synonym.
Jan Ctvrtek povsiml 81 Okla
mite desek, do nichz Clau-
die odpoledne. vnestnala BAN
kpvky jejichz tajna prihrad-
ka obsahovala mimo jine taky
zavet' vevody Zygmunta a stvr
zenku Vlacha Corticelliho.-
Ukryv rychle desky ma prsou
svHch, del 81 Jan Ctvrtek ra-
dostn9:i {,
"Jak4 to korlst! Avsak, n.y.
nj jde o to, zabraniti, aby mne
Anglieanka nedala stihati .po-
licif! - Bude to- snadne!" !
i papsal ryfehle. tuzkou ma
kts papiru radky fiasledujicf:
RTijal jsem Cd zenysz Neu-
lily prvhi. zalohu ma odmsnu
"a afferu,,'v noci "a. zari 1887
Sc sbehnuvsi. Jan. ,'Ctvrtek!"';I
s,Vlozil pax listek ten ma mi
sto desek do zasuvky, kterou
Ease nazpet zastrcil, i odplizil
Sc pax opatrn6 z kornnaty q
odesel i z hotelu, aniz by byl
kym spozorovan,
V tom okamziku pani Dick
Thornova, nabyvsi opet vedo-
mi, rozhlizela Sc vydesene ko-
lem sebe. Tri jenom osoby
dlely u pohovky, ma niz omdle-
Ia lezela, totiz Olivie, stepan
Loriot a Rene Moulin, ktery
mezitim byl Sc z velkeho .salo.
nu vratil.
v prvnich vterinach procit.
mutt sveho Claudio jala Sc pod
trvajicim dojmem zdeseni sve'
no blouzniti,
cat huba ztichne!" kazala
"Oponu dolu! Shasnete svetla
Zapud'te to videni klete! Ia
pud'te je! - Zapud'te!"
OLIVE plakala, avsak Rene
.stezi potlacil radost svou, kdy5
videl, re pani Dick-Thornovs
prozrazuje Sc tax ma dobro!
"Vzramatujte Sc, draha pa
MI" pravir stepan Loriot. "Om
dlela jste nepochybne jenon
vedrem, avsak neni to mic vaz
neho. - Mohla byste sama u
pokojiti sve hosty navratem dt
salonu."
Slova lekarova uvedla Clau
dii razem ma pamet' skutec
most. Utisila sc rychle, vsechny
znamky okamziteho pomaten
zmizely uprela ma pfitomnt
zraky sve. Vzpominka ma to
co sc udalo, mihla sc duchen
jejim. Zachvela Sc poznovu
pochopilat', co nebezpecneht
jest pro nj We vsech okolnos
tech tech, pochopila, ze jel
duchapritomnost a zdani lpl
ne lhostejnosti muze il zachra
niti, i della proto rychle lekaf
, s licenym dsmevem ma rtech
"Co d6lo sc vlastne, dokto
re? - Zdalo Sc mi, jakobycl
byla byvala podesena -. all
nevfm mic urciteho, CO Sc s.
mnou stalo!"
"Jest to zcela prirozene, mi
lostiva pani," odvetil Stepal
Loriot. "Posledni obraz by
skuteGne priserny. - Ostatn,
Sc tax stava nejednou ] ' di
vadlech, re pri takovych vyje
vech prisernych danny citliv6j
Sich nervu omdli." III.
"Slabost ma mIsila Sc las
zdati smesnou,' pokracoval'
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"a CEsT OTC0vU.
r o NJ 4 N
Napsal Xavier de Mant6pin.

"Ano, kdysi v Londyne,
kdyz ocekavala jsem zrozenf
tohoto zlateho ditete sv6ho,t o.
LIVE, ia a rnuj manzel , byli
jsme predmetem podobneho u
toku nocniho ma jednom z mo-
stu londynskych. - Vraceli
jsme Sc 2 plesu jakehosi..
Zlosynove n6jaci, s nimiz byl
koci nus Y srozumsnf, m9k ma
mireno ma moje denanty a
bez vtasneho zakrocenf nahle
Sc objevivsi ! hlidky policejni
byli bychom nepochybne by
vail zavrazdeni a hozeni do
Temze."
Zach, madame, Co vysvetlu-
je dostatecnou merou n1ocny
DOZEN, jaky ma vas poslednf Ii
w obraz 'ucinil,!" dodal stepan
,ddveriv9. f's
Claude nrosila pax prftom-
ne, ably Sc odebrah, zAtim $
Olivii k hostdm do velkeho sa-
lonu, kdez Sc sama "a chvili
objevi, jakmile 81 ices upravi.
"Co znamena vse to, co sc
udalo?" della 81 pax, osamevsi.
"Proc ten obraz priserny?
Kdo ,dal podnet k nemu? kdo
chtel oziviti vyjev ten pred O.
Dina myma takovou strasli-
YOU presnosti? >Jenom dve oso-
by mimo mne mohou znati YES
kere tyto podrobnosti, vevoda
2 La Tour-Vaudien a Jan ctvr-
tex. - Jan Ctvrtek jest mrtev,
mnou otraven - zbyva tudiz
vevoda. Proc by ale byl on
chtel zpGsobiti skandal, jehoz
sc musi vice obavati nezli ia?
Kdo vysvetli mne vec tu, sotva
vysvetlitelnou? - Snad naho-
da? - Proc nikoli? - Snad
existujje .nejaky podobny OBJ
fraz zlocinu ma mostu v Neu'
lily a umelci, mic netusice, he
napodobili? - Jest to mono
ale pravde malo podobno!"
Claudio dala 81 zavolati do.
mneleho Laurenta, sveho vrch.
niho sluzebnika, ably otazala
Sc no po nekolika podrobnos.
tech, ale tento il rekl pouze
ze nemel ami tuseni, ze by o.
braz tento mohl zpdsobiti ma
velitelku jeho tax nemily do
jem, jinak byl by pry no skirt
z programu; roll v obrazu ton
hrali pry zjednani umelci
kteri ale uz odesli a "a nimiz
pry Ultra posle dekorace jejich
To ovsem mic nevysv6tlovalo
''Budete musit platiti vets
castky dnes neb zitra," dels
ma to pani Dick k-Thornova !
Laurentovi, ably uvedla rozho
vor ma jiny predmet, "dorucin
vam proto, jakmile hoste odej
dou, tri tisice frankI. Ucty mi
zete mi treba predloziti pozde
il. = Prijd'te 81 proto jesti
drive pro penize."
PAM ick-Thornova vratils
sc pc te do salonu, kdez uvita
ma byla jasotem.
Zabava trvala jeSte nejakol
dobu, nacez hoste sc rozpty
ILL. Claude odebrala sc S La,
rentem, jinak s Reneem, d,
komnaty, kde stolku ebeno
VEN mela uzavfene .penize.
Vstrcila klic do zamku "a
suvky, ale nebyla s to vstrcit
. klic ten V zasuvku, jejiz zul
smacknut byl Janem Ctvrtken
nazpet.
Trhla rychle klicem a rych
lynn pohybem tim vyttahla "a
suvku. Zamek byl otevfen!
"Podivno!" pomyslila 81
"Jsem prece jista, re jSem "a
mex zavrela."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-30
FUTURE OF LINE
 BEING AWAITED
Industrial Circles Hope For Betterment Of
 Ensley-Southern

Service on the Ensley Southern rail- road connecting Birmingport with the industrial district of Birmingham is being observed with more than passing interest by those interested in the de- velopment of the Warrior barge serv- ice. 1t is stated that instead of the service being decreased as it has in the past few months, that local in. dustrialists would prefer to see the Ensley Southern riding on a high. tide of freight prosperity.
 To bring this about it has been sug- gested that the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad compnay might be inc terested in securing the line which terminates at Ensley and operates now only to Birmingport However, it is understood that company officials are not interested ill the purpose of the line, although tremendously interested in seeing the service maintained and even advanced. The impression pre- vails that the Birmingport corporation is the dominating factor in the situa- tion and logically will be the purchaser of the line within reasonable length of time.
 Officials of the port company have made no statement as to their inten- tions, but it is believed the Ensley Southern situation is fast pressing it. self upon the port corporation and that the line is to become a part of their holdings.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-30
SWIMMER CLAIMS
 $7O,OOO DAMAGES
Injuries At EdgewoOd Cited In
 Suit,

Alleging injuries received while in the swimming pool at Edgewood park, suit was filed Friday in the name of John Dillin, minor, against the Elks and the Edgewood Amusement company iii which $10,000 damages is asked.
 Mrs. Henrietta Hoehn, CPS Fortieth street, south, executrix Of the estate of Andrew U. Hoehn, filed suit asking $100,0O0 of the Southern Railway com pany, on the allegation that 1t was through the negligence of agents of the company that her husband, em- ployed by the Southern as an engineer, met his death. .A
 Damage suit of S25,OO0 was also filed by George Medinis against the NuGrape Bottling company. Medinis alleges that he was seriously injured in an auto mobile accident May 16, when car driven by him was struck by another, driven by agents of the company.
 Sadie Lewis filed suit against W. H. Hall for injuries alleged to have been received as the result of an automobile accident, $5,0O0. Abe Tuvin sued Will liam Bell and William Cairns for all leged assault and battery and wrongful arrest of plaintiff, $5,00O.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-30
VISITS
 OLD FRIENDS HERE
Declares Birmingham Has Made
 Remarkable Strides

Joe Slaughter of Mobile, who was for years one of the leading merchants of Birmingham, was in this city Fri day en route his home from New York. He visited his brother, Lee Slaughter, and other relatives and friends in Bir-. mingham. He operated a store on Nine teenth street several years ago under the firm name of Joe and Lee SIaug- hter. The brothers retired and entered business with others.
 Mir. Slaughter said Friday it was in- teresting to remain away from Bir- mingham a few years and then return and see the phenomenal advances this city has made. He declared few cities in this country can boast of the achieve ment and progress which has character ized Birmingham during the past few years.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-30
PLANNING
 FOR BIG BARBECUE

For 30 years the members of the Twenty-first Avenue Methodist church. south, have given barbecue on Labor Day. This years 'cue will be the best of all, according to Clint F. AIlgood, chief clerk of the city building office and a steward in the church.
 Almost every member of the eongre. gation and numbers of their friends will gather at North Birmingham park Monday for the 1924 festivities. The churehmen this year need money to retire the church debt and they be- lieve they'll raise it at the barbecue.
 There will be plenty of barbecue, prepared by an expert, and we look for a big crowd and a big time," said Mir. Allgood.
 The Rev. John F. Sturdivant, Judge 0. B. Smith, H. E. Haley, NJ. B. Huff stutler, Mir. Allgood and others are in charge of arrangements.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-30
Special Stone Marten Chokers
 We'll Worth $25.oO For sl9.75 (;;::. F: <, New furs, rich looking pelts and gen. uine bargains at this price.
Ladies' Gloves
 New Styles For Fail At $1 '0O to s2.25

A new line of ladies' French chamois suede gloves in all the attractive suit and dress shades for Fall = slipons, short cuffs with fancy embroidered trims-wrist lengths and turned cuffs. All sizes,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-30

These capes were carried over from last season and at that time sold at S3.oS to SS.95. They're just as good and prac- tical now as they were last season and this low price, to clear them out quickly, should move every one of them tomorrow and Saturday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-30
DEATHS

Eddie clarIk--The body of Eddie Clark s4. who died Friday afternoon at lo- cal infirmary, will be sent Saturday morning to Anniston for burial. Mir, Clark Is survived by three daughter and two sons.
 Miss Phyllis Hustead--Funeral services for Miss Phyllis Hustead. who died Friday afternoon at local infirmary, will b, held Saturday morning at n o'clock a, the residence. iT11 Fifteenth avenue south. IHterment will follow in kiil- wood with Johns tn charge
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-30
WELFARE DIRECTOR COMING

WELFARE DIRECTOR COMING
 Dr. Frank Garland, director of the welfare department of the National Cash Register company of Dayton, Ohio, is to arrive in Birmingham Sat, urday for a survey of various features of welfare work in the Birmingham district and probably at other points in Alabama. He will be at the Motion hotel
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-30
Standard High Grade TOiletries
 Specially Priced This Week-End

FlaconettS of imported perfumes-S1 Oo value, 69c Boncllla clay beautifier- -S1 .Oo tubes .... 59c Ponds cold or vanishing cream, COG value 39c Ponds cold or vanishing cream, 35c value 23c Elcaya cold or vanishing cream, Soc value 35c Myrrh-Lyptol mouth wash, S1.oo value. 79c Myrrh-Lypto1 mouth wash, Soc value .. 39c Myrrh-Lyptol mouth wash, 25c value. 19c Witch hazel, 16-oz. size, 75c value. ..... 59c Witch hazel, 8-oz. size, Soc value ...........3O BOG
 St. Thomas bay rum, 5o9o alcohol S1 value, 69c St. Thomas bay rum, 5o9o alcohol Soc value, 35c Mavs face powder, Soc value .............2 29c Cuticura soap-regu1ar 25c size ....... 18c Packers tar soap, 25c value ..............19 19c
 Ipana tooth paste, Soc tubes ..............3 35c Pebeco tooth paste, Soc tubes ............35c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-30

School teachers business high school gs-wi find these splendid garments real pickup this price Every one worth considerably more than this close price Substantial Pracucal coats that heavy enough for Winter wear
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eating, Il have the trick Of the
fingers, monsieur. but what are the
mechanics hands without the artists
brains?, To you goes all the credit"
Cochet laughed merrily. But the
profits, Ell, mon vieux? They are
more important than the glory. and
you will have your share of those.
But we must not stay here. That
lady whom you have so justly termed
vulgar may desire to see her Jewels
once again this evening. One never
knows in what direction Woman's
whim may lead hers"
AS always. my master, you are
right" said the cripple. Il will tele-
phone for ,taxicab; we shall disap-
pear. In a fortnight we shall land
in la belle France
But so much may happen In
fortnight"
I fiatter myself that it was a line
worthy of the situation. Certainly
Cocher and Letter greeted 1t with
that stark amazement which a
dramatic speech should arouse
assure you that I have never en-
joyed moment as much as I have
enjoyed this one now, as, automatic
pistol IN my hand, followed my
words into the room from behind the
couch.
Cochet recovered his self-posses-
sion first.
This Is an unexpected honor,
monsieur" he said.
1 shrugged. THE more honor,
the more surprise to a modest man. -
I grinner. "Monsieurs will kindly
elevate their hands and keep them
in the air.
The hunchback flashed a light
ningh-like glance of question at the
White Eagle, but Cochet knew that
behind my levity lurked grimness.
"Obey, Raoul," he ordered. He
looked at me. Does the monsieur
care to EXPLAIN"
1 doubt if I could have carried
myself any better than he, in such
a situation.
THE Anderson Jewel box and its
contents, monsieur" said. eff
monsieur will kindly give that to me
I shall bid him bon soir and bonnie
chance" held out my left hand.
~ The White y, Eagle Stimulated
amusement. I cut short his laugh.
IL have overheard your CONVEX
sation," reminded, him.
Monsieur lacks a sense of hui
NOR" he retorted blandly. "He ac-
cepts idle jests as solemn truths.''
THE box, please" I insisted.
: "If monsieur's sad lack of hui
NOR persists. what can we dog"
asked Cochet. ~.
Nothing" snapped "but I can
do something. II can seaEch you"
The cripple was ready to fight
but the White Eagle was wary old
campaigner. He believed l would
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had been sound-~I did not believe
that the box had been surrendered
to a confederate. but what is belief
in the face Of fact:
You will have time > to escape
from this house, 7 said, before the
police arrive here, provided that
there is some element of truth in the
jests I heard you exchange. Be
cause I have been unfortunate is no
reason that should wish you III
fortune. Again, good evening, gen
tlemen."
And then I saw a CLEAN of 'tri-
umph on the delicate face Of the
hunchoack. Now,i one cannot sue
coed at my profession unless one
has the quick intuition of a woman.
And to that intuition must be
coupled the logic of a man-not of
an ordinary man, but the sort Of
man that I am.
L remembered how insensitive the
cripple's hump had seemed to the
rough touch Of the bully whom
had knocked down. I tried to visual
ize the sleight-of- hand by which the
boz" had been extracted from Ander-
sons safe even as the millionaire
locked it's door. Where had the box
been hidden?
remembered the affair of the
one-eyed men. and how pearl had
been sercreIed in a glass eye. The
Jewel box was too bulky to be placed
in the pocket Of a dinner jacket,
and both of these men wore even.
ing clothes And the cripple wore a
look of triumph. Also. his hump
was not sensitive.
Oh, Armand Cochet is the White
Eagle, but 1 am John Ainsleyt Shall
L add more, or shall let the modest
narration Of my deeds speak for
me? / bent over tore the dinner
jacket from the body of k.otler, ex-
posed the carefully contrived false
hump, and from that artificial de-
formity 1 took the jewel box.
1 waved them a hooking good-by
With the box under my arm beneath
my coat, 1 sauntered out Of the
house, over to Fifth Avenue, and
TAXED, like any law-abiding citizen,