The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-27
MAN IN SKIRTS HAS GIRLS PART
 ON GERMAN TEAM
Halle Lassies Find Skill full Player, But Sex Is
 DiscOveredI

BERLIN, July 26.-(By the Asso- ciated Press. l-The city of Halle has provided German sporting circles with what Americans might call "kick." " It has been discovered that the skillful and attractive goal keeper who recently won the hockey game at Halle between two wonen's clubs was in reality Fritz Haeckert, prominent member of sport club, whom women associates had dress ed up So effectively that his mascullnity was not discovered until after the game.
 The hockey association of Central Germany punished Haeckert and the woman captain of the offending team by disqualifying them until next year. ,e.es LudendOrff Repulsed
 Austria has made it clear that she does not desire to have General Luden- dorff stirring up political rows in Ger man Austria. The general has been refused permit to attend the antit semitic, anti-republican demonstrators which had been arranged for early Tn August at Salzbur.
 The German nationalsts wanted Gen eral Ludendorff to come over from Ba, varia and review the parade, thus glv- ing tone to the celebration. pr. Gruene berger. Austrian foreign minister, con- sented to give a permit for the demon stration on the ground that neither Ludendorff nor any other nationallst lead from Germany should participate.
 Use NapOIeOn's Carriage
 The gala eafriage of the, son or the great Napoleon is now being used by German. children in the recreation sec, tion of the Berlin zoo. This giidee carriage, drawn by two snowWnite ponies, was provided by Napoleon TOT the little son whom he procialmed Alhs of Rome,
 But the son of the great Napoleon died poor and forgotten in an Austrian sanitarium in 1882 and the once I'm uerial carriage was scattered with outer possessions. It finally passed into the hands of a. Berlin exhibition company known as "Castan's Pantoptican, which went into bankruptcy and all it's wax figures and historical trappery was sold at auction.
 The Berlin zoo managers then pur- chased the gala carriage for the use or their children's amusement park. Ihey had it regilded and upholstered ana pro yided with a white pony which works overtime jogging the little ones through this tiergarten. % Princess Indiscreet
 Princess Ludmilla Niminoff Aristoya, wife of former Russian officer, went a step too far when she forged the name of the Ethonia minister to Berlin to documents which she. alleged proved her rights to an English fortune. She mar rowly missed going to jail.
 The woman's history is typical Of hundreds of Russians in European cap itals. She was separated from her nus band and three children in Russia dur ing the civil war and forced to leave that country as a refugee. She vas driven by misfortune to ConstantInople, Athens, Prague, Rome and Berlin, and was barely able to keep herself alive.
 Finally in the hope of marrying Munich business man who was attract ed by her beauty. she represented her self as the heir to great fortune which her. father had left in London.
 She falsified this document to support this claim. The Esthonian minister re- fused to prosecute when he learned that the princess lived as a child in Dooypat which is now an Esthonian city, and the indge expressed sympathy with the wom- an. The court remarked that the prln- eess's beauty would gain her a husband without the use of fictitious claims Dez ing necessary.