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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-24
VISITING BANKERS
TO BE ENTERTAINED

Members of the executive council of
the American Bankers association from
the western, southern and central states
will be guests of the Clearing House as
sociation Saturday when they detrain
here en- route to the spring meeting of
the body at Augusta, Ga.
The program calls for reception
and breakfast at the Tutwiler hotel
Saturday morning to be followed by a
barbecue at the Roebuck Country club
where not a few of the visiting bank.
ers are expected to take advantage OF
the golf links.
Oscar Wells, president of the First
National hank. is second vice president
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-24
HARGETT TRIAL DATE

May 70 has tentatively been 81 for
the trial in Mobile of Federal Pr, hibi-
ton Director A. w. Hargett, cha rged
with Illegally raiding the home of Tar
rol w. Hartley in that city.
Hartley, who caused the dry oh eff S
arrest, was himself convicted Weth es,
day in Mobile on liquor charges And
sent to the Atlanta penitentiary for
a year, federal agents here announeIh
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-24
PEACE CONFERENCE
BEGUN IN HONDURAS
Coolidge Representative Brings
Warning Factions Together

WASHINGTON, April PA peace
conference to, be attended by revolu-
tionary and defaeto government repre-
seutatives today at Amapala, Honduras,
has been arranged By Sumner Welles,
acting as tho personal representative
81 PFesiaant Coolidge in Honduras. .
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-24
THE WEATHER

Alabama: Fair Thursday; Friday
increasing clOudiness and warmer.
Tennessee: Fair and warmer.
Georgia: Fair.
Mississippi: Fair.
Complete weather data will be
found on Page Isl.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-24
BINDS MUcH WINE

IAIsAtian Senator Surprised At Quantity
Served Here
y NEW YORK, April 23.--Astonish-
uaent at the abundance Of wine offered
him in this country, was expressed by
Gen. Emile Tauffliab, French senator
0f AIsace, as he sailed for home today.
The general said he had had more wine
y IN New York and Washington than
ever before.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-24
EnsIey,


Thriving city within itself, with
3 host Of stores, shops, real es-
tate brokers, automobile dealers
and other business firms that go
to make up 3 prosperous metrop-
oils.
If you want to buy, sell or swap
in this great trading territory,
watch the Ensley advertising in
the Want AID Section of The Age
Herald every day.
II you want information about
anything in Ensley, call or write
us at aWant Ad Corner" and
we'll direct you to some person
or firm in Ensley who can fit
you out in hurry.
Main 1900
calls the Want Ad Department of
athe South's 'pullingest' paper"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-21

La historic que hizo aquefla nujer, lie re-
tuvo de principle fin sin respiration tai
era Ell inter6s que habfa despertado EN- el Era
un relate de errores y debilidades I pero en-
todo adivinaba un deseos de, perd0n que le
llegaba al coraz0n Habl6 durante media no
ra al cabO de la cual ell doctor Craig vi6se
obligado a administrarIe un fuerte estimu-
lante cardiaco.
--Yo odie la nina--continu6 tan pronto co
mo pudo hablar. No era tanto por mi como
por 10 que mi Otra persona nos quitaba.
Ella era la bondad en- persona, pero ell como
cimiento Gle que ella constitufa una barrera
lnfranqueable entire Ell hOmbre que amaba
yo, golpeaba mi coraz6n con creciente cruel
dad.
-Aunque mi desamor por Nerissa Selden
casi constitpfa una monomanfa, supe ocultar-
10 tanto cuidado que estoy segura que
nadie 10 sospech6 Pero finalmente va no
pude resistir mas. Abrf mi coraz0n al doctor
Selden como no 10 habfa hecho hasta enton-
Primero 6l me escuch6 ell silencio; des-
pu6s con visible irrisi6n
ESQ que usted me propone serla un sa-
crilegio !''-exclam6, desde ese momento
odi6 la tumba de SUI esposa ALA Italia.
Loca ante mi desesperada situaci0n, de-
cidf vengar mi desgracia. Ell destino me ayu-
do en- mi prop6sito. La controversial entire Ne
rissa su padre tuyo lugar; mientras yo
escuchaba a Nerissa empaquetando sus CO.
sas para marcharse, una idea diab0lica cru
20 por mi mente
-Resuelta ejecutar mi prop6sito baje
su habitaci0n para cercorarme de que Sc
habfa marchado. Sobre ell tocador encontr6
el broche de diamantes suyo ell pequeflo pu-
nal que usaba como corta papeles habfa des-
aparecido Tomanlo otra arma, me dirigf ha-
cia el despacho. FL doctor Selden estaba fren-
te a su escritorio. al parecer d0rmido. Me aba
lance sobre ll con eI pufal EN- alto.
-Estaba va lista para dar el golpe que
llabrfa de hacer Gle mi una. criminal: pero al
20 particular su actitud la expression de
su rostro detuvo mi brazo. Instintiyamente lie
We una mano frente. Estaba helado
Muerto FL hado misterioso me habfa pre-
cedido en- mi proposito siniestro me habfa
alejado de cometer ell crilnen que 70 contem-
nlaba
A--Por uI momento niestlesanime Despues
oela vez deterninada n yengar mi suerte co
loques II bfoche de diamantes sobre Su barr
ha. Como supe que el doctor habfa sido ase
sinado es cosa que todavfa no puedo expli-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-21

La noche estaba caurosa Y amenazaba lto-
yer. Soplaba un viento hfmedo. suave: las
accraS Sc humedccfan paulatigamente. AnteS
de tener andado Ia mitad del camino comen-
10 caer una lluvia mcnuda una extraha
claridad lCcloSa ilumin0 In ciudad
\ Bristow cl vaje lc parcca intermina-
bic: pero por fin cl pequeno gufa sc detuvo
frpnte la nueva reSdencia de Miss Wright
son. la puerta fu& alberta por una mujer en-
cuyoS ojos So velan todavfa algunas l;igrimas.
Bristow no la habia visto nunca anteriormen-
te pero suppose que Stria alguna vecina pia- {
doSa llamada dcspuGS dc ocurrido el acciden-
te.
FL abogado entr0 La casa eStaba Sumida Ell
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-21

una media sombra, yla atn0sfera denotaba
la pesadez que proviene del fuerte olor de
los anest6sicos. A traves dc una puerta ce-
rrada escuchaban medias voces v murmu-
Hos.
Los medicos estdn con ella--dijo la mu-
jer desconocida con voz ahOgada listed DO
drd verla pronto
-; Como ocurrio este ?--pregunt0 lBristow
--Perdi6 ell dominic del caro-, este vino a
chocar contra un caro- el6ctrico. Ella fu6 Ian
Zada contra la acera .st,,,te.. a4a
Bristow Sc pase6 denotando gran impacien
cia. iY 81 muriera llevando consigo ell terri
bic secreto irreveado? Este pensamiento lie
desanim6 visiblemente.
Diez minutes despu6s, que parecieron diez
largas horas de espera, apareci6 el doctor
Craig
-iC6mo esta, doctor ?-pregunto impacien
te ell joven abogado.
No hay esperanzas-respondio ell medco
ahogado en- reprimidos sollozos Sc ha frac-
turado ell craneo ademas ha recibido lesio-
nes internas que por su misma naturaleza son
mortales por necesidad. ST usted desea YER
la, debe hacerlo en- ell acto Puede perder la
memoria de momento a otro.
Hondas arrugas de 'dolor pesadumbre
cambiaban por complete los razgos faciales del
m6dico, quen tfataba initiImente de ocultar
la honda excitaci6n mental que lie dominaba.
BrStOw atraves0 ell umbral de la puerta,
quedando en- presencia de la mujer herida
Estaba tendida en- CANA, con ell rostro EN-
vueto en- tantos vendajes que apenas Sc lie
podfa reconocer. Sus ojos- brirlaban con una
extrana lnz febril.@ EI Scontraste entire ell anna
de llaves tai como habfale visto POGO an
ties. aquelIos destrozados restos humanos
le lego al cOraZ6n. ~
Ina expression de aliyio cruZ0 por el ros-
tro9de la enferma al yer al vsitante.
ASientese aquf a mi lado--dijo aquella
con voz apenls percephbles No me queda va
nucho tempe hay un nal horrible que re-
~mediar antes de morir.
antes de que Bristow obedcera a su SUI
pica. cmpez6 EN- segrlila a habar
=: listed cree que ella. Nerissa. seri con
vcta: pregunt6 primer lugar.
No existe una sola posibilidad de pro
bar su inocencia a menos que.
"A menos que descubra al verdadero
asesino, qtliere usted deeir:
Bristow contest0 acknowledgements
Yo la librar6 lie esa acusaci6ll -s,Ispi-
70 la mujer.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-21
MI

M IRO Su lado sus ojos sorprendidos tro
pezaron con la figura repugnante defor
mada de Royal Wallace, ell sobrino de Miss
Wrightson. I'll rostro de aquella repulsiva
crlatura estaba banado en- lagrimas su boca
temblaba convulsivamente. Claramente Sc vefa
que alguna emoci6n violenta lie dominaba.
-iQue quiere usted de mf?-pregunt6 ell
abogado con visible disgusto.
Ella ella. .quiere. .verle a usted. aho-
ra msmo-dijo sollozando ell muchacho.
u Ella? ;Qui6n es ella, chiquiIlo? ouien
quiere verne?
Ella quiere verle-repiti6 ell muchacho
-l1sta estropeada quiere verle antes de ir-
Sc al cielo en- su nuevo caro-
--iQuieres decir que Miss Wrightson 5estd
herida, que esta grave y quiere VERNE?
I'll abogado hizo estas preguntas con un re-
pentino fulgor de compression que lie hizo
abrgar nuevas, desesperadas esperanzas.
-Sf senor-respondi6 el enanillo-; Desc
prisa, por favor.
El epraz0n de Bristow latfa lleno de una
alegrfaA salyaje medida que corria detris
del enano Royal. Creia estar punto de re-
solver eINlnisterio que rodeaba ell crimen del
doctor Selden. que sus sospechas sobre el
anna de llaVeS serfan confirmadas
La idea de 10 que habfa ocurrido no era
precisa todayfa en- la ihente del joven abo-
gado pero por 10 q. pudo sacar de las paha-
bras entrecortadas del enano..se di6 cuenta de
.. Miss WrishtsoA seria vfctima de un grave
accidente automovihsta. ahora frente ii fren
te Il frente con la nluertc le llamaba para
aliviar su alma de laApesada carga de aque-
lla culpa oue le pesaha como un renordimien
To atroz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-21

carme pero desde el mOmento en- que le ha-
lli sin vida, sentf positivamente que habfa
muerto aSeSinado.
-Esa noche no pude dormir A la manana
Siguiente me entregu6 a misquehaceres do.
mestcos vendo continuanlente aquel r0strU
Sin vida. pensando que mano misteriosa
habfa adeantado Il mi venganza
listed sabe ell resto con cu;inta mpie
dad he segudo mi venganza. Hoy, cuando de-
clare en- el tribunal sentfa un gOzo infinite
diab0lico, Siniestro en- mi corazOn. Nj un sole
pensamiento de piedad de remOrdimiento
cruz0 pOr mi mente, nj me detuve pensar
cuan odioso criminal era mi proceder has
ta que la muerte sc dispuso a ponerle fin
mi existencia. Entonces, cuando vi ante mis-
ojoS mi Odiosa naturaleza en- toda Su defor-
midad me tlecidf salvar la nina; la uni
Gu yez que me decide a hacerlo desde que
trate de arrebatarle ell broche a usted.
II Pero Hsted- -no- puede Salvarla i-excla-
mo Brfstow desesperado. La eyidencia es
muy condenateria.s5ua sszss s4
-Aquella7 noche &Baje al estudio con la
idea del crinen en- mi sc6raz6n- -respondi6
con vehemencia Miss Wrightson. Soy culpa-
BILE a los ojos de Dios. Dejeme asumir la cul-
pabilidad del crimen- Yo he hecho testamen-
to en- favor de ella, renunciando a todoS mis-
derechos. 'r@.f sr
-sQu6 quiere usted decr ?-pregunt6 Bris-
tow asombrado.
-Yo firmar6 una confession que habr9 de
dictarle. Nadie dudara de La palabra de una
moribunda. Probar6 la inocencia de Nerissa
Brsitow Sc echo hacia atras con un gesto
de repugnancia. Pero ESQ es perjurio !-ex-
camo.
- No vuelva permitir que quijotesco
sentido del honor Sc interponga otra vez
entire ella su libertad !-murmur6 la mori-
bunda listed lie anna los dos sabemos que
ella inocente, que ningdn NAL puede a
mi sobrevenirme. listed puede seguir buscan
do al asesino Y cuande este sea descubiertO,
habra tempo suficiente para dar a conocer
ell plan de que nos hemos Waldo para salvar
Nerissa.~ listed no debes usted no puede
oponerse mis- prop0sitos!
Una voz en- 10 fntimo de Bristow lie aconSe-
iaba que aceptara eli plan de aquella mujer
abnegada
Hare 10 que usted quiera-djo finalmen-
te. tomando una decisi0ns repentina
Cuando va estaba lista la confession, Miss
Wrghtson puso al final de ella su firma
Bristow tambi6n frm5 como testigo. Enton
ces ell falso testimonio que habfa de salvar
la mujer que amaba pas6 tno de sus bolsi-
Hos. Yolvi6 luego sus ojoS al rostro de la en-
ferma. Aquella expression de pena habfa des-
saparecido: Y una serenidad beatffica cubrfa
aquellos rasgos palidos. Tn temblor imper
ceptible recorri6 ell cuerpo de la moribunda
DespuGs ces6 de respirar 81
Ana Wrightson, en- alas de sH noble sacri
ficio expiatorio, pas6 presencia del Eter-
no iuez.
Bristow pidio inmediatamente ayuda al doe
tor Craig.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-21
RESUNIEN DE Los CAPITULOS
ANTERIORES

Gordon BristOw fu6 visitar al DR.. Drake
SeIdeIl hombre de ciencias que VIVA retifa-
do en- Crestmere, con ell fin de SOlicitar liz
nanO de SUI hija NerisSa Selden. AL acercar-
Sc Ia casa medic ocuIta entire espesas arbo-
letlas VIC una SOmbra descOn0cida rOndandO
pOr los alrededOreS, v cncOntr0 sObre Ia puer
ta de entrada I'm papel blancO sObre ell que
Sc veia un cirellO rOjO atravesadO pOr I'M
punal eScariata. F'ue recibidO pOr el anna
de lIaves Ana WrightsOn, qlIien demuestra
eStar pOSeida de eXtraha nerviOsidad. v Ia
que POGO despueS descubre ell cadaVer del DIR.
Selden en- SIT estutliO. Practicada In autOp-
sia Sc llega a In conclusion de que el doctor
Selden ha SidO asesinadO. Nerissa SeIden Ia
deSaparecidO y BristOw Sc decide encOntrar-
la v aclarar cI miSteriO. En- Cincinnati persi-
que al bOmbre en- girls que viera rOndandO
en- Cresfmcre, al perdere de vista en- una
cncrucijada, nOta que Il SUI Vez es perSegui-
do pOr eI italianO que habia escapadO de las
garras del agente MetcaIf, dejandOIe en- su
pOder un papel SObre ell Cual estaba dibu ia
do I'M simbOlO igual al que encOntr6 en- La
reSidencia del doctor Selden. BristOw cae pri-
sIOnerO y eS COndUcidO a la guarida secrcta
del CirculO ROjO dOnde Sc le Ofreee que es-
cOJa entire Ia muerte y eI iuramentO de Ia
Orden. En- csc mOmentO llega Ia pOlicia.
el abOgadO. ayudadO pOr ell h0mbre en- girls,
que resulta ser un periOdista lOgra escapar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-21
FL CRIMEN DE CRESTMERE !
Por DAVID A. PIATT

6sabe ustcd quien fue el asesino del
doctor Selden:
NO.
-Entonces, como ha dc ,probar usted su
inocencia?
-Iengo una larga historic que hacerle---
reSpondi0 ella. Pero 81 usted no impacienta
tratare de condenSarla tOdo 10 mas possible
llaga el favor dc tonlar por eScrito todo
cuanto olga porquc 10 que voy a decirle tie
ne reamentc el car;lcter de una confession
RRISTOW tom6 un cuaderno de papeI
una puma fucnte disponiGndose Il escri-
br.
-Continae-dio nerviosamente
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-21

I'll decide regresar a Laurens, en- La esta-
ciOn Sc encucntra con NerisSa BriStOw le
cuenta In jOven de La muerte de su padre,
previniendOla de que Sc sOspeclla de ella Jun
tOs regresan para hacer frente La acuSa-
cIOn. NeriSSa es detenida como asesina de SUI
padre. BristOw Su cOmpailerO el COrOneI
Bainbridge Saben que ella ha sidO deshere-
dada pOr su padre.
lie infOrma sObre la muerte de su padre
lie dice que ella Sc lie imputa ell crimen. Am
hos regresan "A Laurens, dOnde BristOw Sc en-
terra por su cOmpafierO Ell COrOneI Bainbridge
que Nerissa ha SidO desheredada pOr SUI padre.
Incidentalmente ell abOgadO escucha SUI com
panerO suplicandO Miss WrightsOn, herede-
IA del DIR. Selden, que renuncie sus dere-
chOS en- favor de Nerissa. A este sigui6 una
lucha EN- La que el COrOnel Bainbridge reci-
bio un fuerte gOlpe que hace temer por SUI
vida, que prObabIemente lie hara perdcr pa
ra siempre La memorial
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-10-17
CHASE ADMITS
HE MADE ERROR
Information Leading To
Firpo's Arrest Was
Erroneous

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-Canon Will
liam S. Chase today admitted that he
had made an erroneous affidavit re-
garding Luis Angel Firpo, Argentine
heavyweight The Canon's admission
was made before Federal Commissioner
Hitchcock at hearing on the Canon's
complaint that FirpO committed per
jury in telling the immigration author
tiles that he did not know Miss Blanca
Lourdes Picart, who came to this coun'
try on the same steamship from Buenos
Aires.
Canon Chase said the affidavit to the
effect that Firpo and Miss Picart came
to this country as man and wife, was
made on information and belief, and
that at the time he Swore to the afr
davit he believed to be true. Later he
said 1t was discovered to be false. The
warrant for Firpo's arrest on deporta-
ton charges was based on Canon
Chase's affidavit. Henry III. Curran
commissioner of immigration at Ellis
Island, recommended to the department
of labor at Washington that the depor-
tation proceedings be dismissed.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-10-17
LOCAL CARD HOLDS
FOUR MAJOR TILTS
Prep Football Eleven Play Big Games On Local
Gridirons Friday Afternoon

tanooga and the fine performance ex-
hibited by the Jackets IN all their early
games, is being groomed as a cham
pionship contender, and the strongest
of the three city schools The west
erners will get their first test locally
Friday afternoon, and prep fans are
waiting the outcome. Marston, their
star broken field runner. and Country
Lowery, charging fullback, are being
depended upon for great offensive
game at the expense of the Wildcats.
Jefferson has good grid eleven this
year, although they ran into trouble
last Friday when they encountered
Shelby at Columbiana, losing 20 to O.
Despite this defeat, the Wildcats should
come back strong against the Jackets
and possibly put over victory. Dis
mukes, center, is a good linesman who
will have to be watched, while Pattillo,
among the backs, has been going fine
for Coach deYampert's combination.
The Wildcats will be minus the serv-
ices of two backs, who are on the
injured list.
Ensley clearly has the dope over
Jefferson, and the prophecy of three
touchdown victory should not be far
wrong.
Bessemer Tackle Cahaba
, Bessemer will have a fairly hard
game when they tackle the Shades
Cahaba Mountaineers of Coach Aubrey
Miller. The Tigers came through their
major scrap of the early season sched-
ule, with Jones Valley, last Friday
with flying colors, winning 10 to 0,
and it looks like they are the Tigers
running attack, are rated high, while
Mcneil is a tower of strength in the
center of the Bessemer forward wall
Coach Harris has a fine eleven, one
of the strongest Bessemer has known
are confidently expecting to run
through their schedule without a de-
feat. And the team, which beats them,
will certainly be of championship
calibre. a..
Coach Miller's Mountaineers have
been developing into a strong aggrega-
ton, easily turning aside all their OPP
position to date. The Bessemer game
will be the, first to test theft real
strength, and the former Panther star,
now coaching at Cahaba, may be hold
ing something in reserve to spring upon
the Tiger clan, The Mountain clan is
strong, no doubt, with Acton, their
big center, Hunter and the Davidson
brothers as the chief mainstays of the
eleven.
Bessemer will beat Shades Cahaba
by three touchdowns, according to the
so-called dope preceding the struggle.
Hugh Barfield, Howard gridiron star
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-10-17
MACK PAYSRECORD
PRICE FOR GROVES
Over 100000 Paid For Oriole Ace By Phila-
dephia Athletics

BALTIMORE, Oct. 16.-Robert M
(Lefty") Groves, the Baltimore Inter,
national leagues pitching ace, was sold
to the Philadelphia American league
club today for a sum announced by
Manager Jack Dunn as 100000.
This price tops by 500 the former
record sum paid by the New York Yam
KEGS to the Boston Red Sox for Babe
Ruth.
Groves. who halls from Homecoming,
Nd, is % years of age, weighs 10
pounds and is six feet two inches tall
He HAS been playing professional base
ball for six years. In his five years
as an Oriole pitcher he has famed
1,107 batsmen and has won 108 and
lost 36 games. His part in winning the
sixth straight championship for the
Baltimore team this year was 26 VIC
tories, defeats and 230 strikeouts.
Lack of control has been his chief
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-10-17
WAKE FORESTEO
BATTLE GATORS
Florida Meets Strong
North Carolina Team
At Tampa

GAINESVILLE. Fla, Oct. 16.-
Especial. THE Gator football party,
consisting of coaches, Athletic Director
White, six managers and % varsity
players, will arrive in Tampa at 9 80
o'clock Friday for the scheduled grid
battle with the Wake Forest Deacon
Demons Saturday afternoon. Despite
the fact that Wake Forest has thus
far triumphed over Washington and Lee
and .he University of North Carolina,
football depesters are giving the Gators
a slight edge over the North Carolina
preachers. However, Coach Van Fleet
is not so certain us to the outcome of
the game. Rumors have reached Gator
town that the Deacons are a stronger
aggregation than the Tech eleven and
with such opposition the Floridians are
in for g real grid test.
The Gators during the past week
have undergone probably the most siren
uous practice session of the entire sea-
son and as for shape they are in top
form.
Chaplin At Fullback
With the exception of the fullback
position the Orange lineup will be the
same which faced the Golden Tornado
lost Saturday. Chaplin, brilliant 1928
rat plunger, is slated to begin the
fracas. though at the last minute Coach
Van Fleet may change his mind and
send the betty Middlekauff against the
Carolina outfit.
Middlekauff has not as yet recovered
from his injury received in Tuesdays
scrimmage. Gator fans need not waste
any worry as to the ability of tiny
Chaplin in filling the varsity back po-
sition, as he has been pushing Middle
kauff throughout the season.
Thursday afternoon the first string
Florida gridders exerted themselves
lightly in the final workouts before
leaving for Tampa. Forward passing,
blocking and lectures consumed the en-
tire practice. However, the Gator
scrubs had no such luck as light work
out as they were forced to the very
limit in getting a six-an decision in a
men eleven, and very likely they would
have been defeated had not Coach Cow
ell taken out his first string rat team
after they had pushed through the var
sity sub line for the first score of the
game.
Good Rat Team
The Florida rat eleven, from all APP
pearances, is slated to enjoy winning
season. Football material of every de-
scription is cavorting on the rat field
under the coaching of CowelL The
yearling line will average about 100
pounds anu the way they threw the var
sity sub backs for huge losses would
gladden. any grid fans eyes.
The varsity players making the Tam
pa trip are as follows: Captain ARK
Newton, Edgar Jones, Dick Brown, Tiny
Chaplin, Toe Merrin, Spec Lightsey, Cy
Williams, Horse Smith, Goldy Gold
stein, Sam Cornwall, Oosterhoudt, Todd,
Stewart, Chambplain, Davis, Price,
Sara, Murphree, Pittman, Stanley,
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CENTREVILLE TO
PLAY HUEYTOWN

The Hueytown eleven has closed out
a game for Saturday morning at 1C
o'clock and will meet the strong Bib
County High, of Centreville, Ala, at
the new Bessemer. stadium ini Bessemer
The Hueytown team had a game with
Shelby High for Saturday at Monte
vallo, but the game was called off on
account of inability of the two coaches
to get together.
The Bibb county team will make a
good match for Coach Snider's GOphers
and will add one more game to Bir-
mingham's great list of prep battles fol
the weekend.
The Hueytown team is in good shape
and the starting lineup will probably
be as follows: Hyche, left end; G.
Dinsmore, left tackle; Huey, left guard ;
Howard, center; o. Dinsmore, right
guard; Wilson, right tackle; Skates,
right end; Porter, quarter; Captain
Salter, left half; Dyer, right half; Nc
Lane, fullback.