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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-21


tim, co Sc namahal, ably poba
vii gouvernantky nejakymi po
setilostmi, nastrkal mu hocf
do kapes plno papirovych Cd
strizku.
Dimitrij poceloval ODE mia
de divky, poklonil Sc slecnl
Bochetove chtel odejiti, ne
dav miss Juniorove ami dobrt
noci, avsak vychovatel jej "a
drzel a pripamatoval mu to.
Klidne dal Sc vesti zpet, ale
trvalo to hezkou chvili, neil
miss Juniorove ucinil poklQnu
phi odchodu vSak k nemale ra
dosti Zepaidy provad6l "a n
RUNE posunky.
Vychovatelky sc svickou sc
odebrali pax ia sve steny k
lozim, ably pripravily Sc k cd
pocinku; komorne pax prisly
20 spickach, ably potichu roz-
pletly divkam dlouhe copy via
su, nacez S odevem svlecenym
sc opet vykradly.
Vasilisa a Zenaida pax da.
ly 'dobrou noe vychovatelkam
a vklouzly do cistych, bilych
perrin; postele staly tax blizko
Il sebe, re molly divky septmo
spolu hovoriti.
Proti obyceji tentokrate Lii
ga ami nepromluyila.
"Ty jista myslis ma svoji swat
bur zaseptala Zenaida, kdyz
i "a druhou stenou shasta svi-
ce.
"Ano,' odpovedela Vasilisa
tise vytahla pod periny ru-
ku, ably podala il sestrenici.
"Tesis Sc ma to-" tazala Sc
tato zvedave. Slovo vdavky,
jez pro nj nemelo ovsem po-
sud zadneho vyznamu, skryva-
10 il mnozstvf vabivych veci
videla V tom move saty, skvos-
ty, drahocenny billy odev sva-
tebni, oranzove kvety, kosteI-
nj zpevaky hofici svice -
zkratka vSe, jenom ne - ze-
nicha.
"Ne !" odvetila Vasilisa
kdyz chvili 0 otazce teto pre-
myslela.
proc ?" tazala sc Zenaida
tax udivene, ze slovo jeji "a
znelo Zcela hlasite.
Ia stenou v levo ozvalo sc
srozumitelne: HIM! proc te.
dy?" opetovala tise, stisknuvsi
sve sestrenici ruku.
"Nevim, ale mann strach p
"Strach? A z koho?"
~ muze!"
TX smichu! Toho prec ne
musis Sc bait! Muz je muz,
Kazda divka Sc vdava - jd
Sc vdam - aspon tax myslim.
MAN strach pred muzem
ktery mne bude vyvolen," pra.
villa Vasllisa urciteji. Tim cd
halila pricinu tajne sve bazne
"Eude mladym, bohatym
vazenym - Jako vsichni mu
zove,' odvatila Zenaida blou
zniveji.
"Ne, lima pravila Vasili
sa pevnym hlasem, 'takovyn
nebude a ia prec budu musit
81 no witt"
"Co te napada? Ty mas
dnes zvlastni napady!"
"UvidiS!'
"kez bys Sc mylila! Takove
no muze nemohla bych milo
vati."
ia take ne. Dobrou noe
drahousku, spi sladce!" pravi
/ la tisc sestrenka.
Dve hlavinky, osvetlene Ian
pickou vyklouzly Il podusek ;
v tom ozvalo Sc echo hubicky
HIM" ozvalo sc nyni "a st,
nou V pravo. E T.
| Obe hlavinky skryly. Sc op6
POD perlny a nastala pax tt
cha noe, neprerusovana snicim
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-21

PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy q
grocernf Jobchod prodejem
doutnikn, kde Sc trzi hotove
pres $4O0 tydne. Cena sc "a
sobami a zarizenim $1,000.
Pekny byt o trech svetnicich,
najem z ,bytu SIS mesfcne.
Haste Sc mezi 5. a Z. hod
vecer v {. CLOG Quincy ave.
4-30
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-21
.KRASNA lOTROKYNE.
ROMAN.
R 0 M A N
Ndbsol Henry CreuWc.
a fnEa anE

va pc smrti bratrance svehc
Gorova pfijala k sobe jen ne.
kolik mesicu starou Vasilisu
byla jiz vdana po dobu jede'
nacti let a bezdetna.
V ulicich, ma prochazce, vSu
de jaksi zavistive divala sc na
kyplci devcatka, tento poklad
vdanych PAM, jez ma rukou
chuvy hyckana byla V kozis-
kach ozdobenych bflym kasmi.
rem a bohatymi krajkami
Ffedcasna smrt jejiho bratran
ce byla il takrka prstem Pro.
zfetelnosti, jez dala j tax ia.
dane dite. Svoleni pani Goro-
We bylo jen jakousi formalitou
a "a tyden jiz po smrti Goro-
We nalezala Sc Vasilisa dome
hrabencine jako dcera adop-
tovana.
(, Hrbe, jenz mel deti rad -
vubec vytecny to muz - ne
cinil hrabence nj nejmensiho
odporu. Sam odebral Sc hned
do skladu a v okamziku pfi-
veil We voze SVEN nadherny o.
dev pro ruskou chuvu, vesnic-
kou to krasku, a nevyslovnou
mel u toho radost, kdyz zenu
tuto videl pesne prechazeti v
safe Z modreho damasku Sc ST.
rokou zlatou obrubou a per-
lemi v hlav6.
!, Hrabenka dala Sc cd tech
cast ma prochazkach svych
vzdy doprovazeti svoji chuvou
malou dceruskou, odpovida-
la k otazkam udivenych pra-
tel velice zertovne a hrala 81
ma mladou matku, jak by j
vslutku byla.
Jak Sc vsak zda, zalibil sc
tento zert nebi, nebot' jednoho
krasneho rama poznala hraben
ka, ze ma nadeji stati Sc brzy
imatkou.
Neradovala seq toho. Pred.
ne proto, ze jiz dvanact let by.
la provdana, a "a druhe, co s
rocne pax S dcerou prave a
doptovanou, kdyz ocekava ny
nj sve vlastni dite?
Nemohla-li prozatim nicehC
jineho podniknouti, kojila sc
aspon nadeji, re bude nit
synka. Avsak, chce-li byti Pro
zretelnost jiz proti nam, stant
Sc to zajiste: ocekavane ditkt
bylo - devcatkem!
Hrab6 naopak Sc tesil: Obt
divky spolu vyrostou, hry &
baf
fstudie pax stanou Sc Zine tin
pfijemnejsimi. Hrabenka vsal
byla praktickou; hledela de
budoucnosti rekla sama SO
be, re Vasilisa must byti zahy
provdana, ably nestala sc MOI
nou a vaznou pfekazkou v do
me.
A rceme primo: hrabenks
nemilovala jiz svoji dceru pri
iatou a nedala-li Sc unesti pre-
II nj nenavisti, stale Sc to f;
pocitu krestanske lasky, kite
raz j ukladala ia povinnost
aby dite,. jemuz take byla kmt
trou, milovala je ostrihala.
Prozretelnost, -jez hraben
cino pfani, ably mela deti, wa
la tax vazne, darovala il D,
sedmi letech jeste syna, Dimi
trije. Tenkrate byla hrabenk;
temef zoufalstvi. Pc sest me
sicu nevysla z~domu a nejbliz
81 pfibuzni dovedeli sc 0 naro
zeni Dimitrije teprve tenkrat
az udalost predvidana stal;
Sc skutkem.
Il Ma stesti byla Prozretelnos
Bozi tlmto ukojena; sice kdy
by Sc podobnym zpdsobem by
Ia mela hrabenka stati Jest,
Jednou matkOu, kdoz vi, I'd;
nabozenske jeji zasady byl,
by odolaly, ably nesahla sob,
. na IiVot
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Poor! Prijmou sc d6lnici ma
obdelavani cukrove repy We
statu Ohio. Platfme $23 od a.
kru. Jizdne az ma mfsto, do
NOV a zahradku zdarma. The
Toledo Sugar Co. O dalsi In
formace Sc ptejte u F. B. Ko-
minek, Blob Fleet ave., Cleve-
land, O. 4-21
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dlouhou dobu mely jen jednu
Ivychovatelku; pax, kdy.vasi-
lise dcstavil Sc patnacty rok,
dostala dlouhe saty, vychova-
telku, jiz narizeno, aby pripra
vovala il pro vazny zivot.
jest nemajetnym sirotkem,
slecno Bochetova, nezapomefl-
te ma to! Jeii los nevede il k
bohatemu dedictvi; snazte Sc
vyuciti il skromnosti kres-
t'anske pokofe." I"
Hrabenka vyslovila sc timto
zpusobem, kdyz net svoji ODE
vzdavala fadne Svycarce. Ma
stesti mela vychovatelka tato
tprilis dobre srdce; neporozu-
mela smyslu hrabencinych slov
ale fidivsi Sc jimi, vstepovala
chovance sv6 lasku ku vsem
povinnostem a ctnostem.
Chovani sc sluzebnictva k
nj vsak zahy bylo prfcinou, ze
Vasilisa pochopila. yse. Nikdy
nemohlo il byti niceho vytyka-
no; pochopila tolik, re milova-
nou sestrenku svoji nemohla
ciniti zodpovednou "a poseti-
lost matky, avsak v duchu wy
tkla 81 jiz 'smer pro svoje cho-
vani. N
Chtela byti volnou potud,
pokud vec tykala Sc jeji samo-
libosti, avsak postaviti Sc chte-
la ma odpor, jakmile by ohro-
zeny mely byti jeji cest neb
dustojnost.
"Vychoval mne jako divku
vzneSenou,' pravila sama k So
be; "pokud die zpasobu toho
bude sc. mnou jednano, potud
budu plniti povinnosti sve k do
broditelce; kdyby vSak povin-
nosti, jez dobrovolne vIci mne
ma Sc vzala, chtela Sc zbyti,
postavim Sc il ma odpor a kdy-
bych treba mela zemriti v kla-
stefe."
Zemriti v klastere! tot roz-
hodnuti, jake sc ciniva v pat
nacti letech. V dvacatem roce
najdou Sc jiz jine prostredky
k odporu.
Onoho vecera, jimz, vypra-
vovani Sc zapocalo, propustila
hrabenka spo skonGene Getb6
nemeckeho vychovatele sve
schovanky, nacez odevzdala Sc
svym dvaham.
Vasilisa uhodla, kdyz rex
la, re chteji il provdati.
Nastal okamzik, kdy Vasili-
sa pOcala Sc jeviti hrabence
nepohodlnou. Zina dospela jiz
v teto zine sestnacteho roku a
proto musilo Sc pomysleti ma
Jeji zaopatfeni. Jak bylo vsak
|, mono uvesti mlade muze v
dunn iak Zina mohla byti u
vedena V spolecnost, pokud v
dome byla jeste Vasilisa? Lii
sa byla velice krasnou bylo
Sc tudiz vsim pravem obavati
cetnych neprfjemnosti.,
:, Ano, byla krasnou; sama
hrabenka musila to priznati
laska matefska il nezaslepila
pfece. Net jeji byla velmi do
bre vychovana - hrabenka u
znala - jako jeff vlastni dee
ra. Vyjimajic kresleni, pro nez
|, Vasilisa nejevila vloh, : mela
veskery schopnosti jako Zina,
ano mnohem il i pfedcila, coz
ostatne dalo Sc vysvetliti tim,
, re byla starsi.
Dobra hrabenka hledala il
chote vladnouciho prostredni-
: mi as pom6ry: slecna Gorova
byla Z dobre rodiny slechticke,
ale veno, jakez il hrabenka
bez ujmy svym' vlastnim de-
tenn mohla dati, bylo skrovne ;
musil tedy chot' jeji byti "a
moznym, ne prave bohacem
k temu take? Ci je v bohat-
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STAVEBNf LOT, ctvrt akru
rozlohy, so pri 225 St, "a $500
V ceskem okoli, akr "a $1150
ma Wilson Mills Rd. blize Rich
mond Rd. Haste Sc u M. E.
Douda, tel. Garfield 6373 r.
4-21
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-21

PRCDA Sc set do, parloru, set
do jidelny, set do loznice, Sim
ger sici stroj, kamna ma uhli
a plyn, .vse velmi LEVINE, bude-
Ii to bro prodano. Haste Sc
" {. 4313 Clark Ave. /?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-21

KUPTE tento domek s svet-
nicich koupelnou, vedle u
nion kary. Cena $4,000. Blizsi
sdeli Nejedlik & Mikes, real
tors, 11015 Union ave. Tel.
Broadway 1886. !?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-21

PRODAJf Sc LEVINE zachovala
Grand kombinacni kamna. Hla
ste Sc u James Fousek, 1853
,vych. 105. ul. 4-22
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PRCDA Sc grocerni a reznic-
XIX obchod, kde je trzba "a ho-
tov6 a kde sc Prime tydne
pres $500, malo pracovnich
hodin. Je tam byt 0 S poko-
jich a naleza sc v {. 3O85 w
chodni 116. ul. Cent $500.
Blizsi sdeli jednatel v {. CLOG
Quincy ave. 4-21
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SINGER sICf STROJE rroda-
vame ma splatky. Hotove $500
zbytek $500 mesicne. W.
menujeme tez stare sici stro-
je. Haste Sc v {. 4313 Clark
Ave. S. w.
Pond, str, sob.
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PRIJME Sc zena stfednich let,
tTeba / deckem. Pfednost da
Sc, ktera lnluvi trochu nemec-
ky. Tazte sc u Janitora v Reid
budove v pokoji 100, 1904
Broadway u Harvard ave.
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PRIJMOU Sc diva neb til pa
nj ma byt, zvlastni vchod, vse
zaTizeno. Mohou 81 sami va
tit. Haste sc We. 4011 War
ren Ave 4-23
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PRAVE dostavuji nekolik je-
dnorodinnych domd v dobrem
okoli ma dlazdene ulici v Cor
lett, vse na jednom poschodi,
blize kary a skoly. Tez jeden
bungalow {. 4306 vych. 116.
vi. z Miles ave. Nepromeskej-
tie tuto vyhodnou pfilezitost,
Jsem jist, ze koupite. Haste Sc
u FIR. Lisy, kontraktora, 431O
vych. 116. ul. 4-23
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DROBNE f
ON Am K Y
PRIME Sc

PRIJMOU Sc uniovi <tesari.
Haste Sc u FIR. Strnada, 11719
Forest Ave. Tel. Garfield 1444
r. 4-23
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PAPfROVANf, ciste, dobre,
"a cenu pfim6renou rroyadi
e. Sedlecky, 3643 vych. 1873.
ul. 81
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PRONAJME Sc byt O s svet-
nicich koupelnou, vse zari-
zeno. Haste Sc v {. 4639 Broad
way. 4-22
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MUSfM VYPRODAT mdj
krasny, malo uzivany naby-
tex re ctyr pokojd a sice: z
jidelny, parloru, loznice, tez
karpety, lampy a grafonolu,
vse velmi LEVINE. Haste Sc
v {. 3l76 w. 38. ul. dole We
predu. P.S.P. :?
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc A roxy stary dun
" Corlett A pokojich s koupel
Inou, sklep, puda, je tam jeste
jeden lot. Cena $4,000, domek
sam sobe ma cenu $4,000.
Haste Sc u Smolik Bros, 1911
Quincy ave. Tel. Cedar 1888.
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PRONAJME Sc bytio S poko-
jfch $ koupelnou nahofe "a
SIS, garazi 0 SIS vice. Haste
Sc v (. 4722 Barkwill ave.
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PRODA Sc zanovni bycikle a
detska vysoka zidle. Haste Sc
v {. 3217 Horner ave. 4-22
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PAX priSa hodna odpocin- va DO brarance
ku span Wachtel pfisel ably pala sobe jen
odved syeho chovance, mesicG starou Vaslsl
TIM namahal ably poba bya liz vdana DO dobu jede-
VII gouvernantky nejakym po nact let bezdetna
setiostmi, nastrka ulicicb -. nrocbszca vsu
do kapes plno papovych de aks zyistv6 dvaa Sc ma
suizhui kypici devcatka, tento poklad
/ DmrJ poceloval ODE mia vdanych pan, jez rukou
de divky poklon slecne chuvy hyckana bya kozls-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-04
CRISIS MAY CAUSE LABOR REv0[UT| |0N
Disaster To England Pre- dicted If King FIaunts La
 borites' Requests
Ny CHARLES M. M'CANN u.s.sed Wire to The Age-Heral


 IIhNDON. Ian. 8.-A drift toward r.volution in Britain if King George links hands with the old parties to stem the power of labor is predicted by Frank Hodges, labor leader ana Important figure in the trades union organization here.
 A labor Government IS now prac- tically certain. But runiors are afioat that, if labor is defeated in commons after assuming power. the kins may refuse to accept a labor premier reouest to dissolve parliament, and instead cali in a conservatiys or ife-
 labor if defeated, would desire dis solution and general election. in which the labor leaders would at tempt to gain a parliamentary ma tority. The summoning Of con servative premier would definiteiy relegate labor to second. piace.
 ''H. H. Asuuith has hinted that the King could refuse to grant Ramsay Macdonald the authority to dissolve parliament, if labor were defeated after assuming control of the govern ment," Hodges declared in a speech at Tamworth, Staffordshire, Thurs day.
 King would provide no obstacle to its democratic aspirations.
 But if. owing to 'backstairs' in- fluences, this belief Is shattered, we can then say goodbye to political evolution in Britain.
 "The country would drift into the rapids of revolution.
 "The labor party has no quarrel with the crown. They have a pro found faith in the Kings impartial ity, which no political intrigue should be permitted to destroy
 shatters Tradition.
 The declaration is of profound sig nificance. Hodges commands wide influence in the councils of his party. He also represents the great body of mine workers in Britain. He was intimately connected with the gen. eral strike threat of British labor, which caused a scare when Lloyd George called Nup military reserves to cope with the situation. Of still greater significance is the fact that tradition has been shattered in drag ging the name of the King into a political controversy. Asquith, lib- eral leader, caused a sensation when he stated, in a recent speech, that the King was not forced to dissolve par liament at the request of a premier.
 Under the British constitution. the King can dissolve parliament when ever he wishes, or can retain a par liament if he so desires. But by the tradition of practice, which has robbed the British crown of much of his power, the King actually dis solves parliament only at the request of minister. Asquith suggested that the King could eject labor on its first defeat in parliament. All agree that such a defeat-probably on taxation lis inevitable.
 challenge the liberal leaders claim. In Hodges speech, Britain now sees the extraordinary situation of labor bringing the crown into the political arena and denying the crowns authority to override the premier which labor selects.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-04
LODGE WILL SAIL
 SOUTH SATURDAY

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-Farmer Lodge, the mastodonic Michi gander, stopped several machine gun bullets in the Argonne; he also stopped Jack Dempsey's heaviest wallops in the training camp at Saratoga, therefore he fears nothing that Luis Angelo Firpo can hand him and is preparing to stow himself in a first-cabin ham, mock on a boat sailing for Buenos Aires Saturday. He has agreed 90 fight Firpo in Buenos Aires on Feb ruary 10 for a guaranteed purse or S3.OOO and his expenses.
 Lodge is genial fatalist who climbs into the ring murmuring "come on kid, let's get in here, be- cause we can only die once. IL takes a fatalistic fellow to do Dusi- ness with the Buenos Airedales, at that, because every other American boxer who went down there to box has had to shovel coal or swab decks or polish brightwork all the way
 Half a dozen heavyweights who let themselves be lured to the Argen. tine have told Lodge that he Will get neither his purse nor his eX- penses, although Firpo will surely get him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-04
LUCK LOST CAME FOR NAVAL TEAM

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 3.-The Naval academy football team was better than the University of Washington squad when they met in the Rose bowl at Pasadena on New Years Day, and only an unfortunate break of the luck gave Washington 14- IA tie score.
 Admiral Wilson. commandant of the Naval academy received word to this effect Thursday from Rear Ad- miral S. E. Robinson, commander in chief of the Pacific fleet, who wit messed the game.
 The telegram expressed Robinson's congratulations to Wilson and the Navy team on the sportsmanship of the service youths, and added: T re- gret that an unfortunate break of the game kept the better team from a well deserved victory"
 Athletic, relations between the Navy and Washington were strength ened by the game, however. as the Navy has invited the Washington crew to be the guests of the acade- my when the western oarsn1en come east to try for the olympic team and also to defend the intercollegiate championship won last year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-04

zens: They. certainly would be ex- ceeding their authority if they at tempted to investigate Mir. Woods financial activities, but should they decide to investigate, we will be at their service at any time they may call us"
 Meanwhile. the post office depart ment. under the direction of Chief In- spector Simmons, is continuing its investigation of the case. When asked whether any report had been received from. Chicago concerning the evidence which Cook county author ities are reported to have turned over to the post office inspector there, Simmons said he expected the data next week.
 The investigation. however. will center itself around Fort Worth Tex. where the Acme and Craven oil companies had their main offices at one time. Simmons asserted that the investigation of the Acme con- cern had been dropped because it was found that the Craven company was the parent organization and would, therefore, be held responsible for any possible fraudulent practices.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-04
ST TRIBLING SCORES NEW CAGE LEAGUE EASY KNOCKOUT TO OPEN FRIDAY
Fast Games Anticipated ln Curtain-Raiser At
 B. A. C.

Birmingham's newest basketball league will make an suspicious start Friday night in the Birmingham Athletic club gymnasium at 7:3o o'clock when six teams will clash in the opening games. The new league is being sponsored by the Birming- ham Basketball association and promises to be the fastest of the lot.
 The opening 'nenu follows:f
 Phillips High vs. B. A. c. Reserves.
 WoOdlawn High vs. Pedagogues.
 First Preds vs.S Chenoweth.
 expected to be the contest between the Phillips High five and the B. A. c. Reserves. The Reserve quintet is fast combination of subs on the Blue squad and have been getting in good deal of practice with the B. A. c. varsity. Several good men will get into the game Friday night as no
 The fast Phillips combination has been working out in scrimmages with the B. A. c. varsity, and puts up a strong opposition., The team looks good for so early in the season and has a strong offensive as well as defensive machine.
 The Woodlawn High and Peda- 6O6u uO COHtCSG SHOuiu DC cQuhIy dS fast the the Junior Colonels had . strong team last year and have many of their men back for another season. Most of the players of the Woodlawn High have been getting in some good practice with the city com mercial league teams and are in good shape for hesstart.
 The Pedagogues, on the other hand, is composed of coaches of the local teams. Several former college stars appear on its line-up and what 1t lacks in speed the team makes up for in experience.
 Chenoweth has a strong combina- tion to put against the First Preds, which is a new team and a dark horse. The Chenoweth combination is led by Cotton" Caldwell, form. CT Birmingham Southern man, and is composed of college and high school stars. Little is known of the Preds.
 From all indications thsp opening games will be fast ones and the fans will get & real treat. The new loop will play it's games on Wednesday nights hereafter as the B. A. c. gymnasium cannot be obtained on Friday nights.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-04
COMMAND. WILL LEAVE RUHR.
Seven infantry Regiments Have Been Withdrawn From
 Occupied Regions

PARIS, Jan. 3.-(By Associated Press.)-A dispatch from Dusseldorf says it is officially announced there that the general staff of the army of occupation will leave Dusseldorf during the first fortnight in Janu- ary for Mayence. General Dagoutte, however. will maintain his headquar- ters in Dusseldorf. The various civil services in Dusseldorf will be grouped together and remain there.
 A dispatch to the Havas Agency from Duesseldorf says the regroup- ing of French troops in the Ruhr and the Rhineland, which began Decem- Der 2S. is continuing. Thus far, the dispatch adds, seven infantry regi- ments have been withdrawn from the occupied regions.