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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-29
KRASNA. OTROKYNE.
YOMAN.
z o M A n
.vdpsdl' Henry CreU.ll<.

q ~ 80 @ASJ VSsSAAAA ~
razkam, a pohanenim. I.
A toho melo sc dostati Ju-
stine.
kdyz pO obSde totiz zased-
Ia 81 k prAci, pravil k nj Di-
mitrjj:
"Aj! Wy jstc 81 postavila ra-
mec az ke dvefim budoiru! -
Justine Adamovno," pokraco-
val, nevinne Sc tvare, "mne Sc
zda, ze mate dlouhe usi! Ma
zlata -" pYavil zmeniv HAS a
jak by napodobil vlka, - zoe,
ze tn sedite proto, aby vam
AMI sloyiekA neuslo!'
| Justina zapaiila Sc az po u
Isl.
"Co to zvatlas, hochu?" ta-
zal Sc ho hrabe ida kolem, po
klepav jej ma armeni.
! 'Pohadku O cerven6 karkul-
ce, papa. Jest velice zabav-
ma; slecna Justina jiz uni il
nazpamet'."
! Hrab6, Justiny 81 ami nepo-
vsimnuv, poIibil syna a sci
dale.
Druheho dne byla mu pri-
tomnost Justiny jiz nevhod ;
necht' Sci do budoiru neb z
n6ho, vzdy pfekazela mu Ju-
jstina $ ramem, tax ze jcj to
$jiz rozcilovalo.
Promluvil 81 tudiz o tom s
choti.
| "Bezi zde 0 milosrdny sku-
TEX" dala mu tato odpoved'.
"Coz jest vsak nezbytno,
ably prace ia konana byla zro-
vna tvych dveri? Vzdyt' clio
vek ami neni panem We SVEN
dome!"
Hrabenka udivem uprela
k nemu zraky.
!, "Nemam zadnych tajnosti,
prsvila hlasem urazene nevin-
nosti. "MHj zivot je kazdemu
zrejmym jako v zrcad]e."
: Hrabe Sc zasmal a poIibil
sve pani ruku.
"Eohuzel "a ia nejsem ia
kovym jako Wy, ma draha,"
pravir, "ja nam tajnosti."
TAX? Nu, pax mlzete "a
vriti dvere
Prav6 v okamziku, kdy Ju
stina objevila Sc ma prahu m;
lehO salonu, zavrel hrab6 dive
. re; zaslechl jeste sramocen
ramu zidle, sladka jistota
re dvere jsou zavreny, dava
la mu presvedceni, re aspoi
} tax hrSbenka d& 81 M kazd
, slovo jeho pozor.
: "Nuze - tsjemstvf to tyk
| Sc hrabenky," prsvil: "jel
koz tedy v dome masem ner
vSbee zadn5ch tajnosti. ne
> sznim ami ja poneehati tajen
y stvf u sebe."
Posadil Sc billie proti sy
: choti zacal n&sTedujici 70.
V hOvOr: u
Y XXXIV.
q Hrabe docilf neotekxvaneh,
n vysledku.
S ma draha, wy jste PROVED
la mistrovsky kousek!" pr,
k vii hrabe Kumjasin ku S,
4 choti.
l. Hrabenka udivene popatri
v k nemu; jelikoz vsak z jef
l. vzezfeni vycetla, re skutecr
l. Sc il lichoti, usmala sc.
z "Vychovani Vasilisy nem
Il ze byti lepsi nez jakeho dost
a 10 Sc il vami."
Usmev hrabenky zmizel
4 ma tvari iejf rozhostila Sc p
zornost.
Y, Hrabe nenechal Sc tim VS.;
nj nijak vyrusovati a pokrac
III val:
m "Vcera mluvil jsem s g
a. neralem Saninem; .tuslm,
q pozyala jste jej casteji k oh
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PRCDA Sc dobre zarizeny pc
karsky zavod, dobre Sc vypla
ccjici q v dobrem okoh. Adre-
sa sdelf sc v adm. {. listu.
Cd
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PRONAJME Sc farmicka

PRONAJME Sc farmicka 0
23 akrcch, hodici Sc pro drl-
beenictvi, je tam obchodni bu
dova, kde by Sc vyplacel gro-
cerni a smiseny obchod. Je to
Smiths Crossings, Stop 36 May
field Rd. Line. Haste Sc v {.
1908 Broadway. Tel. Broad
way 844 N. 5-31
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Pon9vsdz slysel tez 0 pfeka.
zen6m zasnoubeni -"

Pon9vsdz slysel tez 0 pfeka-
zenAm zasnouheni -"
Ia slova byla spatne vole-
ma; hrab9nka vzala ma Sc ma
nejvys v&zn& vzezfeni, zalo-
lila ruce q cekala 8 resignaci
ma konec vety. Hrabe pokra-
coval:
General Sc mne tedy ta-
zal - snad zertem - zdali
bych necht6l byti pry - je-
no strycem."
HrabE SO small; jelikoz vsak
nenalezal souhlasu, ustal We
smfchu.
"A jak jste mu odpovedel?
tazala sc hrabenka meme.
"kekl jsem mu, ze by mne
velice teAilo, kdybych jej mo-
hi zvati svym synovcem, ze
vsak net vase stoji pod bez-
prostredni ochranou vasi a re
zalezitost ia vyhradne tyka Sc
vas - ovsem, pravil jsem vse
take zertem."
Hrabsnka ktvla hlavou a
\ zdrzenliv6 sc usmala.
"Pak jsem mu pfislibil,
! dodal hrabe, "ze S vami o tom
/ promluvim, a jak vidite, do
stall jsem svemu slovu."
Oba' mTceli; -hrabenka bez
nejmensiho projevu nelibosti
nechala cekati jej ma odpo-
ved'.
'Nuze," odpovedela konec-
ne urozena dana, "reknete sve
mu prfteli, ze sice kIadu 81 "a
velkou cest uchazeni Sc jehO
o ruku me netere, ze vsak po-
vazuji to "a zert, ovsem zpu.
sobny."
Taxi" pravil hrabe zara-
zen.
"Rekla jsem: zpdsobny zert
-" opetovala hrab6nka vaz.
ne. General Sanin plni ovsem
svdj vysoky urad vojensky sc
vsi dastojmuosti, ale jeho dva-
tri-, ctyfispadesat let &
jak je starr"
"Osmactyricet!" dotlal hra.
be zive, "jsme stejneho start.
"Treba tedy osmactyficet
Ia leta ovsem prinesla mi
slusny pocet radG, avsak =
volite prece, hrabe - nikd,
nemdze Vasilisa stati Sc jeht
pani, nebot' jest proti nem'
pouhc dfte! Ne, q toho nebud'
mic, mily priteli; manzele mu
81 sc k sob6 hoditi - tot PRIV
nj podminka," dodala v smi
chu.
Tato nahla veselost a teI
. zertovny ton prekvapily hrab
! te. tax re pozbyl ma okamzi
rozvahy.
"Vy jej tedy odmitate?" t
zal sc.
: "Rozhodne, mij mily. Byl
! by to pravy nesmysl! Jak jst
8 to mohl brati jcn tax opra,
dover"
4 "Doufam, ze general SAM
: jest konecne pfece lepsi ne
/ vselijaky Gu. -"
= Zamlcel sc zahryzl d
+ rtn; tvafc hrab6nky zmizel
yaechna yeSelOSt
e "Myslil jsem," pravil, hlec
= napraviti svou chybu, "ze nj
tie 8 tim snatkem ma speech
re byste Vasihsu rada jiz '
, dela pod cepeckem."
Zach, mily hrabe pekl
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nj ma chvili nespustila jsem
il S ocf."
cudesov pres to piece po-
chybovaE.
"Mozna, re to byla komtes-
ka Zenaida, ten maly Sotek, .
pokraGovala Justina.
'SFecna Gorova provda Sc
tedy "a toho zlateho ptacka,
a. pride ma venek. Jest pry
dobrJm sousedem Kumjasind,
ne-li?"
Justina pFikyvla.
"Mozn&, ze no pfece jen ne
dostane," pravila v zamysleni,
'hrabenka neDf 8 tim srozu-
mena, a co ta nechce -"
"Ah! to by byla voda ma
muj mlyn!" zvolal Cudesov,
jehoz obicej zaplanul zari-
cim stestim.
"Ostatne," opet pocaIa Ju-
stina, ito vase prostfelene ra-
memo nezGstanu te mlade ko-
kete dluzna; beztoho musila
jsem 81 dati take libiti mnohou
drzost cd nj"
"Uboha Justine, to ze 81
dovoIiIa vuci vam?7 pravil Gu
desov, taje. zlomyslnou radost.
n f"Ovsem1 ! Rekla mi krpme to
no take O vas II" y !
20 mne?"
"Ano." " FWt
"A co? Jsem vskutku I'VE
dav."
"Neni to prave lichotive."
"Na priklad?"
"Na priklad - -" pravila
Justina SUDDEN Sc rdic - "je-
still pry mne tolik ma vas "a
lezi, abych - abych -"
Gnu, jen bez obalu -"
g abych 81 vas nechala pro
sebe."
Cudesov spokojene~ Sc usmal. !.
Avsak spozorovav, re rozho~
vor obraci Sc v jinou stranou.
mel Sc k odchodu.
rs Bohem," pravil, tam
hlc prichazeji moji Znami. Ne
obracejte Sc; jdu napred."
Sci.
A Justina - O blahoslave.
ma nevinnosti! ami 81 nepomy-
slila, ably Sc obratila. Nesel
totiz zadny zhamy Cudesova
urednik pouzil totiz jenom te.
to lsti, ably zbavil Sc pritom
nosti Justininy.
Cd teto chvile byla nenavis'
Justiny prot Vasilise vetsi.
"Ne!" pravils sama k sobt
vecer, uvazujic o teto veci
prece nebudes, o to Sc posta
me, ma krasotinko, knezno,
ram j&p
Cd tech dob, co hrabe by
Pctrohrade, m6la Justin;
jen malo kdy pfistup + hrsbel
cc. ~
Nejen lie hrabe byl vice dc
ma. ale i ,proto. re prave
dobu, kdy hrabenka navstev
prijimala, byl nj, remohI
tudiz Justina jako drive tee
hodin pouziti k rozmluve
hrabenkou.
Jelikoz nemohla tudiz Ia
casio vstoupiti do budoiru j;
ko drive, pripadla ma genia
nj myslenku. Nalezla totiz
jednom koute ma ramci napj;
tou jemnou latku, ma niz hr;
benka pocala vysivati; i usm.
slila 81, ze tuto praci dokon'
a odevzda il do nektereho CHI
mu.
Hrabenka souhlasila s tin
to slechetnym ucelem.
Ram byl vsak prlliS velik
tax ze nikde nemohl byti ur
.stnen nezli malem sailor
pred 'budoirem hrabenky, ta
ftedy bylo Justine nyni vyk
,zano misto tim poskytnu
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PRODA Sc LEVINE novy dun
ma vych. LOG. ul. o 8 svetni-
cfch, koupelna, dubov6 pod
Iahy a jine' moderni zafizenf.
Blizsf sdelf mattel v (. 3425
vych. 1870. ul. :?
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny ddm
o 5 pokojich dole q to same
nahofe, 2 koupelny, 2 fernesy.
elektrika, vse zarizeno. Vez-
me Sc po pfipade druhy mort
gage. Haste Sc {. 1865 vych.
131. ul.. blize Union kary.
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PRODA Sc automobil dobre
zachovaly. Continental Motor
1921 Ia $3.50. Haste Sc v
ho!irne {. 3637 Broadway, roh
Finn ul. 5-31
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KOUPfME Primo cd MATTE
le dvourodinny dunn o 5 svet-
nicich nahore anebo o 5 nebo
ctyrech svStnicich dole oko-
Ii Quincy ave. cd vych. @76.
ul. do vych. -93. ul. Blizsi sde-
Ii Smolik Bros. 1911 Quincy
Ave. Tel. Cedar 1888. 5-29
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PRODA Sc grocerni a reznic-
KY obchod dobrem miste,
kde je trzba "a, hotove. Haste
Sc v {. $3.50 zap. so ul.
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkoyy a de
likatesni obchod prodejem
doutniku, kde Sc trzi pres
$3.50 tydne. Je phi mem byt o
5ti pokojich. Naleza Sc v c.
45O5 zap. 35. III. Vemtc w.
25th st. Through Car aneb
prijd'te do cisla 1878 Miles
Ave. Cd
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PRODA Sc set do jidelny, ma
10 uzivany, parlor set, victro-
la, lednice, vysoka Tampa, pi-
ano, karpety, knihovni still a
RUNE jine veci, vse velmi lev
ne. Haste Sc v {. 3343 Fulton
Rd. $50
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PRODA Sc .delikatesni obchod
s prodejem doutniku a skol-
Mich potreb. Byl zalozen pred
26 roxy. Trzi Sc kol $500 ty-
dne a je pri mem pekny byt o
5 pokojich, levny najem. Je
" okoli tri Skol. BlizSi sdeli
jednatel v {. 5000 Central av.
Tel. Hen,lock 868 Clio
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PRODAJf Sc pekna kamna
kuchynska ma uhli i ma plyn.
Haste, Sc v (. 5677 Hamlet
Ave. $50
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PRODA Sc Chevrolet cestov-
nj kara, 1928, dobre zachova-
Ia, da sc velmi LEVINE. Haste
Sc y {. 5201 Dolloff Rd. ma
hore. $50
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z jistych pficin muslin w.
prodas nsd5j krisny n<bytek
ze styf pokojd, ramofon.
karpcty > elsstrieltoa Lana
pu, vse velni LEVINE. Hlasie
Sc = 4. 337s vych. LA. I'll. i
Union.
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PRODA Sc neb vymsni "a
mestsky majetek farma o So
akrech u Geneva, O. on the
Lake. Bhzsi sdeli JOS. Hejna,
roh Clark a Scranton Rd. !?
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PRODA Sc diamantovy prs
ten a naprsni jehlice velmi
LEVINE. Haste sc u Levise, po
5. hod. vecer v {. 3461 vych.
40. ul. 5-3 l
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zELEZARSkY OBCHOD; nej
starsi Y okoli, dobre jdouci,
proda Sc vyhodn6. Obchodni
mistnost je spojena s bytem 0
5 svetnicich. Naleza sc v by
vale krausove budove {. 4427
Broadway. $50
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PRODA Sc pod cenu novy
dIm o sesti pokojich, bunga-
low, hotovy X nastehovani, je
v pekncm okoli, moderne "a
fizeny, garaz a dlazba zapia-
cena. Tez mann nekolik DOM
XII Jednom poschodf. Haste
sc u FIR. Lisy, 431O E. 116 ST.
z Miles Ave.
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PRODA Sc DUN o osmi
pokojich, kouppslns, p eIsEfTi-
ka, voda, plyn, je tam tez
truhlarska dina Sc vsemi
stroll. v dome je vse zafi-
zeno a majetek tento sc da
velmi LEVINE. Haste sc u Fr.
Pospi;il, Maple Heights,
Bedford, O. 6-2
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-27
Ruth After Record

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-(By Associ- ated Press3 himself fit for a record breaking campaign and con- fident that the Yankees will make it four straight American league pen nants, Babe Ruth invaded Stove league headquarters today after a trip--from the fastnesses of his rural home at Sudbury, Mass. The home run slugger has forsaken the simple life for few days to undertake an oratorical role tonight at the Baseball Writers din- ner.
 I'm going after new home run record next season hammer and tongs,' declared the Babe. "If I don't bust that mark of 59 I set in 1921, don't think I ever will. You know I'll be 30 my next birthday and they say that Is the peak in the life of a major leaguer "I think I'd knocked 75 home runs If we played at the Polo grounds, which is made to order for me, but I may have trouble putting them out of the Yankee stadium field" Ruth said he was close to his best playing weight and anxious to get into prelim. nary harness at Hot Springs, Ark, where he plans to boil out" net month.
 "The simple life has agreed with me- said Ruth. I've kept in trim by chopping wood this winter and my chicken raising"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-27
Fight Pictures Show Clearly
 Big Bout
Many Questions Of Dis pute To Be Settled
 With Picture

Where did the wallop that walloped Firpo wallop? That's a question. And what caused Champion Jack Dempsey to take to air? That's another. These and many others will, in a large way, be settled in the minds of Birmingham fight fans next week when the two principals of the greatest heavyweight fight of the age are unleashed once moro and allowed to do again their stuff, as 1t was done before at Jersey, on the silver screen at the Rialto thea tre.
 The fight picture that opens Monday at the Rialto Is said to be one of the clearest picturiEations of fight ever made. The scenes are said to be clean cut and no haziness to blemish the raised such howl to the skies over, one alleged to have been struck while Luis Angel was resting on one knee, is shown clearly. and seems to bear out tho statement of Jack that Luis had his knnee off the canvas.
 Dempsey's flight through the ropes and tho bare and dazzled edge by which he weathered that second round after getting back into the ring is also shown.
 Slow motion pictures of the first round shows how each battler landed his blows and his tactics. Scenes from the training camps of the two fighters are also included in the picture.
 The hundreds of ring fans in Bir- mingham who did not get to see the battle in Jersey City last year will get an opportunity to settle in their minds many questions of dispute over this sensation of ring battles when the pic ture Is shown. The film Is one of the best ever made and complete ono. The training of the two fighters and the big arena in process of construction and after 1t Is completed are also among the scenes that are shown in the picture.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-27
Flying Cop Sets Mark

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-Robert Mo- Allister, the flying cop" tonight es- tablished worlds record of Il seconds flat for 1000 meters indoors in the first event of that distance on a board track ever held. He made the mark in the tenth annual indoor track and field meet of Brooklyn college at the Thirteenth Regiment armory, Brook lyn.
 Walter Higgins of the New York A. c. club, former champion, furnished a surprise by finishing last in the 1,500- meter run, which was won by Willie Goodman, a club mate.
 Vincent Lally, St. Anselm A. C., won the quarter mile metropolitan senior championship in 51 1-5 seconds.
 Another upset was furnished in the 3G0-yard handicap when Vernon Aseher, national junior mile champion. start ing from scratch, finished fourth. The race was won by Joseph Shore, unat- tached, who had 8 16-yard handicap in 32 3-5 seconds. .,
 Sid Laslie, New York A. C.. won the the Brooklyn College 1,000' in 2;20 AS defeating Willie Se!t!van, Georgetown and James J. Connolly, Newark A. C., who was third.
 1 AS CHc-Ihil S1iIsssS ISldy Wa" HoIA by the Georgetown university team in 3:34 20. Rutgers was second and Ford ham third. On the Georgetown team was EsLinze. Eastman, Swinburne and Murray.
 Abel Kiviut. f.rmer Olympic seai. tailed All tn attempted comeback VI. .n he started ircn acra,ch m a iWa -El <. handicap rae. in winch he gave lway dlatanc &a ionS as 2OV yards. The race Was won by Fred YatGi If N, W York uAive s!ty in o.3S. Kivial fin.sn- ing far back.
 Allan Woodring made his debut in the 1927 indoor season as anchor man on the Millrose A. C.<team in the one mile relay. which was won by St An selm. Mi!lrosc finished second. Appar- ently Wuodr!ng had not reached his best form
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-27
JEWTRAW WINS SPEED
 SKATE IN OLYMPIC MEET
Great American Speed Artist Is Only Skater From United States To Finish First In Opening Races Of Winter
 Games At Chamonix Saturday

CHAMONIX, France, Jan. 26.-By the Associated Press )-The men from the north, steel-muscled and deep lunged, led the nations of the world in points scored at the end of the first days competitions in the winter Olym- pie games. but the stout-hearted American skaters hold the honor of having their flag as the first national emblem flying at the top Of the Olym- pie mast.
 The Films and Norwegians proved supreme in the distance skating, but the Americans on the ice, as on the cinder path, demonstrated that they were unbeatable in sprints.
 Charles Jewtraw of Lake Placid N. Y., the international champion, won the b00-meter event, coveringg the dis captured second place and Thunberg tance in A seconds. Olsen of Norway of Finland and Larsen of Norway di- vided third noncrs.
 In the 5,0G0 meters, Thunberg, the worlds speed skating champion. showed much superiority over the others, win ming with comparative ease in eight minutes 39 seconds, his time being the best of all the competitors. Julias Skut- nabb, also Of Finland, took second place, covering the distance in eight minutes 4S seconds in his heat with Valentine Bialis, America. Larsen of Norway was third.
 The score by points as given out at the end of the contest was: Finland, 2oh; Norway, 17la; United States, Il;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-27
District Meet Will Be Big
 Affair
Forty-Seven Teams Are ; In Race For Title In 7 Cage District

!, Many teams of the northwest district of the Alabama High School Athletic association have signified their inten- tion of entering the sectional elimina- tion tournament to be held at the Bir- mingham Y. .M. C. A. on February 15 and 16, according to President W. J. Baird, of the High School association.
 Indications are that the tournament will be a hotly contested one as this district compromised 47 accredited high schools of the association and includes the 1923 state championship teams and many other strong combinations. The Simpson Purple Tornado, which swept everything in the fore, last year in the tournament at Montgomery, will be the favorite to cop honors in this district this season.
 However there are several other strong teams that will be among the leaders when the last whistle is blown Alliance High has been making a good showing this season and led by the brillian Melvin Vines have been taking opposing teams in tow with monot- cnous regularity.
 The Walker County Vikings will be fin the running for the district title according to advices from Jasper, and expect to make a. strong bid. for pre- mier honors. The Shelby County Wild cats of Columbiana will probably put fast combination in the running.
 Tuscaloosa High, Bessemer, Leeds and many other strong teams will enter the tournament. This district includes Jefferson, Tuscaloosa, Walker Bibb, Clay Cleburne, Calhoun and Shelby counties, and each county is ex- pected to send at least one team to the tourney while many will send as many as seven and eight teams.
 trict tournaments will get a chance. tc play for the title at Montgomery later in February. For the winner of this district, B. M. Chenoweth Sporting Goods company has offered a loving cup, while Toti Jaffe will present the runEer-up a trophy.
 Proceeds from the games vii be pro. rated among the visiting teams in pro. portion to distance travelled and time spent at the tourney
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-27
JACKSONVILLE QUINT IS
 sA4t WINNER OVER BULLDOGS
Husky Normal School Team Displays Superior Shooting Ability And Team Work In Beating Howard Quintet,
 B To lSy Saturday Night At B. A. C.

tossed three fouls through the netting. In addition, he played a good floor game. Burnham, the other forward, was a goodSrunning mate for McNees, and counted eight points.
 PucNett at center also played a good game for Jacksonville.
 Polly Scokel was the outstanding per- former for Howard He led the SCOT CTS with three field goals and four foul goalsS He netted the longest shot of the game in counter from center. It was one of the prettiest shots Of the evening.
 Stubbs played a good game at cen Ger. He scored eight points for the Bulldogs and ran the floor we'll. Wells played good game at guard.
 Jacksonville (ss: McNees u1) and Burnham (O, forwards; Puckett (6), center; Eidson @ and simms (O, guards.
 Howard (1s) Stevens and scokel (10), forwards; stubbs s). center; Wells and Murchison, guards.
 Substitutions Jacksonville: Payne (D for McNees, Powell for Eidson. Howard: Smith for scokel. Scokel for Wells. Knight for Murchison.
 Officials: Referee. Erwin (Drake) {; timekeeper, Hahn (Auburn.) Time of halves, 20 minutes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-27
Tyler Leads Shoot

Cold and windy weather Saturday afternoon kept quite few shooters away from the Ford-Coia shoot at the local gun club, but very good scores were made, considering the weather. The program consisted of 100 targets. the high man receiving a loving cup. As this shoot is open to any amateur shooter, with professionals barred, this trophy went to M. c. Tyler, who was high over all with the score of 95 out of the 100, which was a good piece of work for the afternoon. Second place was tie between Dr. E. M. Prince and Prince, Jr., who broke 93 each.
 The double target match was a tie between Dr. E. M. Prince and M. c. Tyler, who broke 20 each of the 24 shot at. Prince, Jr., came in for third place, with 19 out of his 24 shot at. Neil Hutchings was out for the first time in ten years, and shot.
 the Birmingham Gun club will be held Thursday, January 31, at 6:30 in the private dining room of the Tutwiler hotel, and 1t is hoped that every mem Der of the Birmingham Gun club and all stockholders will be present at this meeting. Letters have been mailed out to each member, but if any member fails to receive an invit ation, he is urged to be present, as this meeting is for all members of the club.
 Scores made on the 100-target for the Ford-Cola trophies: