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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-27
CHAPTER Xxx.
WHAT 10 PAST

Chickie tore the envelope with
Jagged swiftness. And stood for
a hot, storming moment with
the folded paper shaking in her
hand. Here was her sentence.
She dreaded 1t.
It was clearly given.
There are some things want
to say again, Chickie, before
the past that was ours together
slips completely from us. !
want to say that / loved you
and that your love was very
dear to me. 1t will always be.
No matter how our lives run
from now on I can think Of
you only as something sweet
and beautiful like a dream that
has passed.
"I would have held this dream
always. I would have kept the
love we knew-kept It as it
was in the beginning. / wanted
It. / suffered torment when
1 saw 1t fading. tried to
hold it. And you tried. We
AA "sut is this al ~ reason We
should look back now with
anger and renounce the feelings
that were stronger than our
selves? They were a part Of
life; they were inevitable. Be-
cause of this It seems to me
they were right. I think in your
heart you, too, admit this. Low
ing as you did, you must &C.
knowledge 1t must be-.
lieve we had q right to this
year-every right on the earth.
We couldn't deny it.
Nov, because it is over and
leaves us with a sense of loss.
we can easily regret; easily
blame each other. We can look
back over two roads and, hav-
ing taken one, wish we had
taken the other. Why should
we?
1.-THE emotions we shared were
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-27
RTIFIcIAL LIGHT TESTS
70 BE USED ON ELI OVERS

NEW YORK. Feb. 27.--A demon
stration Of forced growth Of flowers
under artificial light win be con-
Quoted by the Westinghouse Light
ing Company at the Jersey City
gardens of Peter Henderson. Re-
cent success was attained by COM
pany experimenters, headed by s.
g. Hibben, at Baldwin, l.. l.. where
cause quick growth Of vegetables.
The tests win show that a hya.
cinth plant, normally taking four
weeks to bloom, win bloom in seven
teen days,
Many agricultural experts viii at
tend the experiment.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-27

Hurry Mother! A teaspoonful Of
california Fig Syrup" now will
thoroughly clean tho little bowels
and in q few hour$ you have
well. playful child again. Even If
cross, feverish. bilious, constipated
or full of cold, children love its
pleasant taste.
Tell your druggist you want only
the genuine California Fig Syrup"
which has directions for babies and
children of all ages printed on
bottle. Mother, you must say
California" Refuse any imitation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-27

Ilngton win be wiIliam Knowles
Cooper. general secretary, and
Earl b. Fuller. boys work director
of the local organization.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-27
OLDER BOYS, CONFERENCE
TO BE HELD AT FREDERICK.

The first, annual interstate Older
Boys Conference ct the Y. NJ. C. A.,
embracing the District Of Colum-
bia. Delaware and Maryland, will
be held at Frederick, Nd. next Fri
day, Saturday and Sunday. About
sixty members of the local "Y"
will attend.
Among the speakers from Wash
Evening star., 1924-09-04
EPIDEMIC Is ABATING.
Toxic Reports Physicians Have
Isolated Meningitis Germ.

TOXIC, September 4-The foreign
office yesterday received a cablegram
from the League of Nations request.
ing full reports on the Japanese
meningitis epidemic which has
claimed Approximately $500 victims
since its inception.
The r7alady is abating, however, ac-
cording 10 reports received here to-
DAY, although three prefectures-
kagawa, Tokushima and Okayama-
alone reported deaths totaling 1900.
Okayama physicians asserted they
have isolated the meningitis germ.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-12-26
EMPLOYING INTERESTS
Are BEHIND Fight ON
CHILD LABOR Amendment
BY SAMUEL GOMPERS

Let there be no confusion as to where the lines
are drawn in the fight against the child labor amend
ment. The real opponents, behind a cleverly devised
smoke-screen, are employing interests and they
are organized nationally as National Committee
for Rejection of the Twentieth Amendment, whose
headquarters are in the Union Trust Building at
Washington, D. Co. adjoining the offices of the Ma
tional Manufacturers Association The letterhead
of this National Committee" bears the following
names:
Willard D. Brown, chairman, Continental Mills.
Philadelphia, Pa.
c. A. Anderson, the Norton Company, Worcester,
Mass.
p Z. Glenn Exposition Cotton Mills, Atlanta, Ga.
w. A. B. Dazell, Fostoria Glass Co., Moundsvlle
w. Va.
r. E. Wood Montgomery Ward & c., Chicago, Ill.
w. H. Leonard. the Denver Rock Drill Mfg. Co.
Denver Col.
W. Frank Carter Carter Nortoni & JONES' St
Louis, Mo.
Frederick w. Keough, director, Washington d. {.
John C. GALL secretary, Washington, d. c.
Each and every name listed as member OF this
committee represents manufacturing or big bust
ness firm and the list is representative of all sec
tons of the country. The director Frederick W.
editor of Industrial Progress, notorusy ant-labor
Journal devoting much space to the fight against the
S-hour day
The fight against the child labor amendment in
Massachusetts was part of nationwide drive OF
the organized employing interests who would de-
stroy the standards organized labor has struggled
for generation to secure. Those interests wish TO
cntinue child labor in the South in competition with
man and woman labor in Massachusetts and the
North to bring down standards of wages, hours and
working conditions elsewhere.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-12-26
Baerfacts
BY J. NJ. BAER, The Congressman CartooniS
International Labor News Service
New Heights In FOOlishness

heights in plain and simple damfooshnes being
reached by of the Child Labor Amendment.
the arguments used against La
they mave of wisdom com
pared the Child Labor Amendment no"
being broadcast deceive the nation.
For church published in Philadelphia declares
that the strikes institution eta3
by Ceatornamey the family The effect and purpose
the Of provision for and training
away from family and place it in the an
the state"
Wouldn't that jar you? But is to come Listen to the
Manufacturers Record which declares tones that the
amendment would lead moral and physical decay under the
domination Of the devil himself"
Determined be oudone in damooshness. the Georgia
legislature rejecting the amendment declars that would give
rebellion of childhood which menace our
civilization"
goes. All of the uniting
a which credit
Of Plain Fancy Idiots and the
and Amalgamated Association Of Whoppng Liars
child relying the Ignorance ol
Labor Amendment thef
campaign remedy telling people just what the
proposes this nothing better than
memorzng of the amendment having with you
Here the Carry it mind pocket and be
prepared confound the who makes foolish lying
statement about it,
"Section The shall have limit regulate and
prohibit the labor of under Is years of age.
The Of the
his article that the operation of State laws shall be suspended
effect Legislation enacted by the
Congress"
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-12-26

Buy union made bread.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-12-26
/!
Are you Seifconscioas
about the impression
yoa make on people?

personal appearance has a lot
/ TO do with the way you feel.
Clothes count, of course. But still
there is one thing so many people
oycrlook-something that at once
brands them as either fastidious or
eareless-the tSrth.
Notice today how you, yourself,
watch another persons teeth when
he or she is talking. Ii the teeth are
not well kept they at once become a
Liability.
Lbt,ris. Tooth Paste eisdss fssfh q ssu
ra,. An last or chemists hare discopsrsd
esishjne tnRrsdissf that really cleans utfA-
Ell ,e,oiehssf the sssmsl--o Si6iesb p,Sbism
ba0liy soipsd.
A large tube of Listerine Tooth
Paste is only Is cents; at your drug
rist's.-LambertPharmaealCo. Co, SAINT
Lom5, Z. S. 4.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-12-26
Favor Light Farm Tax

Washington, Dec. 20.-The United
States chamber of commerce favors
a lessening of farm taxes. AT con-
ference with the president, represent
atives of this organization urged a
conference to promote economy in ex-
penditures and reduction in farm land
taxation.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-12-26
Unemployment

Unemployment is very small at
present in Sweden, and according to
official estimates there were, in Sep
TENDER, 1924, only 4,2O0 unemployed
persons as against 10000 in January,
1922.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12
NovENo ROUND

Firpo envia un golpe corto dc ~.
quierda sobre la boca de Wills. quier
conteSta con un golpe sobrc el c..
razon. Ambos Sc van al clinch, wien
dose claramente que Wills sc cncuen.
ira en- mejores eondicioncs que -
contrincante. Firp5 onvia an golpr
de derecha. pcro Harry 10 clude con
testando con dos golpes sobre u bar
la y otro cn el cuerpo. siguiendo
asimisIno con otros sobre Ia quiia-
da dc Firpo. FL campeon argentine
esta tembloroso. Wills cnv.a una de
recha sobre el cuerpo y una izquier-
da al coraz6n; luego repitc otra DC
recha sobre IA quiiada. Harry logra
alcanzar a Firpo con una izquierda
en- la cabeza mientras Que. Firpc
pierde un uppereut de derecha.
Este round tainbitn fue de Wills.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12
TERCER ROUND

El argentine propina dos galpcs
dc escasa importancia sobre las qui-
jadas de Wills, que contesta con dos
delechazos solre la cabeza del argcn-
tino.
POGO despucs entran on clinch y
Wills envia golpes DC dcrecha sohre
Ia cabeza de Firpo IN uppercut So
IRE la boca. Wills logra estrcmcccr
a Firpo mediante un trcmendo g8
pc en- la barba. 1nmcdiatamentc Fic-
po propina un formidable golpc cn
la quijada de Wills sicndo este @
mejor golpe que ha podido localiznr
ei argentine. Wills inmediatament
lanza tres golpes sobre 81 estomaeS
de Firpo.
De nuevo el round pcrteaecc a
Wills.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12
Harry Wills venCi0 a Firpo pOr decision

sistiran mucho cuando Gl golpee con
toda su fuerza.
".AlgunoS crfticos expresan In Opt
Ini6n de que Wills rcchazarii los ataques
Gle Firpo. y luego 10 hara papilla, pro-
pinandole un golpe decisive que no
pondra en- peligro sus manos. Demp-
sey no pudo magullar a Firpo, y Wills
no es tan certerO en- sus golpes como el
campe6n. Dempsey hubo de pelear el
primer round dc la manera que quiso
Firpo, este mantuvo I'm ataque tan
yiOlento que Dempsey no pudo repO-
nersc para contra-atacar al argentine.
"Admi;iendo que Wills sea mejor bo-
xcador, no si2nirica clio que Firpo no
pneda 2olrcarlo. Por el contrario, 10
mas probable 6 que Firpo 10 alcanee
No debe haccrsc mucho case a las
noticiaS de que Firpo no puede usar su
mano izquicrda Y de que NADIA conoce
sobre cl boxeo FL argentine ha progre-
sado mucho dcsdc su ljclea con Demp-
sey.
Considerable todo 10 eXpuesto, pare
con emo de sUS puhetazos. v como quie-
ra que tl @olpee Il Wills lie hara daiio.
&c que cl vcncedor seri -. bueno, me-
jor es que usted 10 escoja-termino di-
ciendo Farrell.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12
CUARTo ROUND

Firpo envia una izquierda s1hre 10
boca de Wills que responde con %
golpe fuerte sobre cl eoray6n VIII
Sc encuentra aparentemcntc en- me-.
iores condicions que Firpo.
FL referee hace c;cr:a advCrtencia
Wills en- virtud dc varias protes .
tas de Firpo. Wills logra desputs d.
una tremenda ofcnsiva lamar g.
Frpo sobre las sogas. Firpo pierdc
una derecha. Fl round tcrmina con
un polpe dc Wills sobre Ia mcjH.a
Gle Firpo.
Este round fuc en- favor Dc Will.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12

sobre la quijada de Wills dos So
bre la cabeza &c In "Pantcra Negra".
que su vez lama cuatro golpes de-
derecha sobre el cuerpo dc Firpo. =
Embellishments otro dcrechazo sobrc
Ia quijada, lanzando al campc5n sur
americana sobre el ring. FL referee D.
ga contar tres. Firpo busca soc1-
rro en- su esquina Sc lanza a un
clinch. Wills envia tres derechas So
bre la barba de Firpo. Wills lama
dos golpes de derecha sobre II cuer-
Pc de Firpo Y tres nuevos dcrccha-
EOS sobre la quijada. Este round. co.
mo el primero fue de Wills.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12
sExTo ROUND

Wills propina dos golpes sobre el
cuerpo de Firpo quien pierde un
swing de derecha. la Pantera No
gra envia dos fuertes goipes de derc-
cha sobre ell cuerpo del suramericano
perdiendo un hook de izquierda. en-.
viando en- seguida una derechn sobre
Firpo Wills envia mediante una for.
nlidable darecha Firpo sobre las So
gas. FL negro propina tres derechas II
cuerpo de Tirpo, volviendo al elinch,
siendo castigado el campe6n argensi.
no con varios golpes dc derecha e.
quierda sobre la boca. Wills evita los
"swings'' de Firpo.
Wills tambien result6 vencedor cn
este round.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12
LOS BoXEADoREs ENTRAN
AL "RING"

JERSEY CITY, setiembre IL. (Ca-
ble Ingles).-A las nueve Y cincuenta
y cinco el campe6n argentine Luis
Angel Firpo entr6 al ring envuelto en-
su va fa2nosa bata de cuadros, siendo
deliraItemente aclamado por la in
menS2 muchcdumbre.
POGO despu6s entr6 al ring Wills, sien
do menos ovacionado que Ell campe6n
suramericano.
Ambcs boxeadores sc saludan; pero
rompiondo las tradiciones del boxeo Sc
niegan darse las manos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12
ALGUIEN TRATo DE HACER TRAI
c1oN AL CAMPEoN ARGENTINE
EN- sU cADGPANENTo DE sARATo-
aaEs GA SPRINGS lGE@stA

NEW YORK, Setiembrs IL Uni
ted Press) .-Despues de su hcbieual
ejercicIo, ell campe6n argentine tomo
I'm ligero dcsayuno. Durante to6o el
dfa ha rostrado Tn excelente buen hG-
NOR. no parecia tencr inpaciencia
por subir al ring; no obstante, Sc
1nostraba nervioso por la TRACTION de
que 1b4 scr victima por parte de un
antique empleado.
En- relaci6n con este incidente Firpo
ha dicho:
Mi Gnica inquietud es ese perro 6e
cmpleado milo que trat6 de herirme en-
un ojo.
Mis- compatriotas consideran q. es
te hombre ha burlado mi confianza en-
repetidas ocasiones-continu6 Firpo-.
Hace tempo yo habia depositado en- su
nombre mas de doscientos mil d6lares.
Este hombre me ha combatido STEM
pre- con prejuicio y mala fe; yo he
podido comprobar que una vez, des-
pu6s dc La pelea con willard, cuando
me sirvi6 de intSrprete en- mi entire
vista con Tex Rickard, yo pregunt@
Rickard 81 pelcaria pronto con Domp-
sey y Ell interpretc me respondio que
no cuando en- realidad Rickard habfa
dicho cue ST. Como consecuencia, 20 me
decidi hacer Ell viaje IL Argentina;
viaje que diGgusto mucho Rickard.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12
sEPTIMo ROUND.

Firpo pierde una derecha pero es
herido por Wills con un golps de e.
Qrierda. Ambos pugilistas Sc van al
clinch, causando gran expectation m
trcmendo golpe dc Firpo dirisido so
bre la boca de Wills. Ell cuai ls falls.
lEi americana dirige variOs golpes Ger
tos sobre la barba de Firpo. Ambos "a
liam varios swings. pero flnalmen-
ts Wills logra pegaT en- Ia quiiads de
Firpo, quisn parece eneontrarse bas-
tante aturdido.
Como todos los anteriores este round
fue dc Wills.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12
THE PEOPLE OF PORTO RICO
Office of the Executive Secretary
of Porto Rico
CERTIFICATE OF FILING OF
CERTIFICATE OF CONSENT
TO DISSOLUTION
To all to whom these presents
may come Greeting:


may come Greeting:
Whereas, it appears to my satisfac-
ton by duly executed and attested
certificate of consent for the vo1un-
tary dissolution thereof deposited in
muy office that ''CASINO DE Ma
GUABO", an association not for Pc
cuniary profit organized under the
laws of Porto Rico, whose principal
office is situated at Naguabo, P. r.
has complied with the requirements Of
IAN Act to incorporate associations
not for pecuniary profit" approved
March 8, 1911, preliminary to the
issuing of this certifcation that such
certificate of consent has been filed;
Now, THEREFORE, I, Juan M.
Herrero, Acting Executive Secretary
of Porto Rico, DO HEREBY GER
THY: That the said association did
on the sixteenth day Of June, 1924,
file in my office duly executed and
atteSted certificate of the consent to
the dissolution of said association
given by all the members thereof pre-
sent at a general meeting of the asso
citation held on the thirtieth day Of
March, a. n, 1894, which said certi-
fcate of consent is now on file in my
said office as provided by law.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF,
have hereto set my hand and affixed
tho Great Seal of Porto Rico, at San
Juan, P. r., this sixteenth day of
June, A. d., 1924.
JUAN NJ. HERRERO.
Acting Executive Secretary Of
Porto Rico.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12
coMIENzA LA LUCIA
PRIMER ROUND

Despues de ser ovacionados nneva-
mente, la lucha Sc inicia con un cinch,
Wills envia un golpe de derecha sobre
el cuerpo de Firpo, qrisn propina tres
fuertes gclpes su contrincante. La
Pantera Eegra inicia Ia ofensiva con
dos golpar de derecha sobre la cabeza
de Firpo, Wills parece ser tan fuerte CO
mo Firpo en- los clinches. FL Toro Sal
vaje dc las Pampas propina un golps
de derecha al cuerpo de Wills, que a su
vez cCntesta con dos golpes de derecha
que le fallaron. Inmediatamente envia
tres golpes sobre el cuerpo de Firpo
y dos sobre las quijadas. Continuando
su ofensiva lanza tres nuevos golpes
sobre ell argentine, asi como varios
golpes de derecha sobre ell coraz6n de
Firpo, quien parece sentirse lastimado.
e. found fine de wills.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12
GARL.,OCK

Propietaria: The Garlock Pac-
king Co.
Direction: so Main ST., Palm
yra, Ny.
~ f Ar'tfc1los que Sc aplica:
packing and packing material made
of asbetos, rubber, cotton, flax,
copper, lead, iron, babbitt, and va
rious combinations thereof, namely
those known as steam, high-pressu-
re steam, hot-water, hydraulic, acid,
ammonia, and air bookings; and
bushings of rubber and iron; gas
kets of rubber, asbestos, cotton,
copper, or lead; hose and flexible
conduits of rubber, cotton, or me
tai, excluding metal tubing; dia-
phragms of rubber or cotton;
twisted, braided and woven asbes-
tos; pump valves and valve parts
and facings of rubber and metal;
rubber bumpers, betting and belt
lacing of rubber, cotton, leather,
or coWmde.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12
QUINTo ROUND

Wills envia una dcrecha sobre %
cuerpo un hook a Ia cabeza Ian
zando inmedia;amen'e varioH golpcs
dc izquierda = derecha. Ambos bo
xeadores vuelven al cliuch. Una vcz
mas Firpo pierdc un golpc DC dcrc
cha mientras que Wills logra loca-
liar varios golpes sobrc 81 est6mar
del argentine. En- este round tierr
lugar una lucha dc cerca llevand1
Wills la vcntaia. Este round tam
bien fu6 dc Wills.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12

Probablemcntc SC sorpecndsra az leeF este AMIN
clio. pues parece impossible q p5ier corgsr coares
dc ultima acda parss - rercirnfes - gran uove-
dad por solo g8. Ba1 rasbfs le honor ic drensoa
que nngur lucsr podfs csiIscErif ics dcs coares
por el prccio dc ioa a~tierrs Hr# ecfHpra colossal
nos pcrmitc haccr tsta of1-ts Bele fisf1o auuucio
aparece diarisueUte divtfsos diars por esto =
aconsciarnos qac 81 quisTc arrovsclfaF esfa zrau
ganga nos fnande So ordcn boy usisrso. Mands 2se
para ayudar los rastys de cupaqt1 ffanqueo
pague q irDortc Il rcciblr cstc eeegierte fscEo.
The BosthOny Exporting Co., Inc.
Dcrt l. ~ East Ere S.. Cti-sro. In. .s.A
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12
DEcIMo ROUND

Este round Sc inici6 con dos derc-
eltas de Wills sobre los rinones sle
(Contlnda en- Ia pagina ~.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12
CoNrRABANDo DE LIcoREs.

NEW YORK, setiembre IL Uni
ted Press.)-Fu6 sorprendido, por las
autoridades de Aduana, un antique ca
za-sublnarino que iba cargado dc ca
jas de Whiskey, con Ell objeto de desem.
barcarlas en- las costas de New Jersey,
para surtir los espectadores que asis-
tieran al sensational encuentro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12
PROFECIA DE LA MAGA DEL
DESTINO
Ell MUlyDo.

Mayagiicz Sept. IL. 1924
Ell MUNDO.
San Juan
Celebre maga egipcia diosa del miste.
rio vaticina facil triunfo Firpo sobre
Francisco PAGAN MEDINA
CorresponSal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12
SEGUNDo ROUND

Firpo envia dos goIdes de derecha
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12

Mayagii Sept. IL, 1924
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-02
City School Cage Meet
 Is Finished
South Highlands School Is Champion Of Senior
 Division Teams

The first annual elementary school basketball tournament for Birmingham came to a close Saturday night with South Highland as the champions of as champion of the junior division. i.
 South Highland won, their honors by defeating the fast Uliman five by the score of IT to Is in hotly con- tested game which was not won until the last ten seconds of play, when Lott put in free throw flor South Highland which broke sixteen to sixteen tie. Paul Jones, South Highland light weight who played on both the senior and the junior teams for his school was the star of the final senior con- test. Paul looped three long shots that would have been a credit to any basketeer of any age, size, or expe- rience in the final contest. Two of half just when his team needed them most and save for these Ullman would probably have been the yictors.
 Sanford Stars
 Sanford was the leading light of the Ullman team and put in two long shots that vied with those of his lighter opponent for accuracy and as a test of his ability to come through in. a pinch.
 The final game of the junior divi- sion between Barker and Cumming ham, was close and hard fought af- fair during the first half, featured by some sensational shooting on the part of both teams: The score was tied at ten when the initial period closed.
 In the second half High Pockets Own Cunningham, piled up a seven point lead before they allowed, the Barker five to score. Daniels, the Barker, center, then. dropped in one for the only score eof his team during that period.
 The Cunningham five worked we'll to- gether and little individuaiism was noticeable Henderson. and Head, tied Tor high score honors for Cunningham.
 The line-ui1. s0sli iE''f. ' z ,FR7 VI
 Seniors. South Highland, Duffey .(4, and Jones (9), forwards; Lott fN. center; Twyman and King, guards.
 Nliman: Sanford t6), Ford @ and Rogers D, forwards; Coyle (3), center: Mezrano and Lusco (4), guards.
 Referee, Stapleton, B. A. c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-02
Babe Ruth Now On Way
 To Recovery
Bambino Seems Slated For Lighter Attack Than
 IJs,,al

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March L. "Babe" Ruth, baseban's famous slug ger, who suffered an attack of influ- enza here yesterday, was well on the road 10 recovery tonight, according to his physicianA Dr., w. T.. Wooten,, who said the patient apparentlyr bad passed the serious stage Of his illness.
 Ruins temperature had receded early tonight to. approxinaately 100 degrees, the doctor said. His temperature was slightly above 1O3 degrees this morning.
 No unfavorable symptoms have de- veloped. Dr. Wooten stated, and, bar ring the usual weakness which follows such attacks, he said he thought Ruth would be "all right in few days" The physician added, however, that he prob ably would advise his patient to take things easy" for ten days after he leaves his bed. Aa
 There Is not a complication" Dr. Wooten concluded. "The symptoms are most favorable and there Is every req son not to believe that this attack will be much milder than the attack Ruth suffered nera ta3t ear