LAWN TENNIS.
S. E. GREEN BEATEN IN
HANDICAP.
NO CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH.
Yesterday was a blank day főr the championship events in the Hong Kong Cricket Club Tour mamont, but five matches were decided in the handicap events.
The best match was that between S. E. Green (owe 13/9) and Q. F.
· E. Bishop (rec, 15/1) in the Handi,, cap Singles "A" which produced a ding dong struggle out of which the latter emerged successful. The difference in the standard of the two competitors was made up by the handicap and both found games hard to win. The ex-cham pion had the lead in the opening stages until all was called. Each than had the advantage game in turn, but it was not until 9-all was reached that Bishop managed to win the bet Green made a great effort to save the match by winning the second set, but Bishop continu ed to play strongly and won the est
nit 64
D. S. Green, however, succeeded in his match in the same event at the expense of Lyons.
The results of the matches played yesterday were as follows:-
Handicap Singles “LAJM) CW. E. Bishop (rec. 15/1) beat 5. E. Green (owe 15/3), 11-0, 6-4
D. S. Green (ret. 15/1) beat W. M. Lyons (rec. 4/6), 63, 8-2--
Handicap Singles B. Lt. R. P. Lonsdale (owe 13) beat H. Spicer (rec, 5/6), 6-2, 0-9.
J. Barrow (owe 15) bent G. G. Johnston (rec. 13), 0-0, 6-4.
Handicap Doubles.
10. H. Bradley and Major - Q.
Wilson (rec. 15) bens RL. Een derson and A. Brearley (owe 15), 7-9, 9-6, 0-2
TO-DAY'S MATCHES.
Open Singias,
J. Silva . E. D. Lawrence."
Open Doubles.
Y. Sajiki and T. Isomurs. It. M. Henderson and A Brearley:
Handicap Singles '“ 4."! GO. Grove (owe 1/6) 2. Capt., Larkcom (rec. 4/0), 17(
Handicap Singles **B.”
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, MARCH 23rd, 1928.
STEEPLECHASES AT HOME FOOTBALL.
KWANTI:
PROGRAMME FOR MARCH 31ST.
THE ENTRIES.
The following are the entries for the Kwanti Steeplechase Meeting
· F.A.»AND SCOTTISH""CUP
"SEMI-FINALS:
PROSPECTS FOR TO-MORROW.
for the Bnalists in the Football To-morrow is the deciding day Association Cup and the Scottish Cup. Two pairs of teams meet in the semi-fuals of each event on For China ponies. Ponies thas neutral, grounds event
on March 31st :-y
-Maiden Plate: About 14 Miles.
have started this Besson at Kwentí 5 lba allowance.
Mr. Reidy's Chin San, 161 lbs; Mr. Crabbe Gold Medal, 153 lbs: Mr. Reidy's Grande del Norte, 158 lba; Mr. Baith's Grey Cloud, 152 lbs. Dr. Anderson's Honey moos, 160 lbs.; Dr. Pierce Grove's Little River, 130 lbs; Mr. Usher'i Macao Beauty, 150 lbs; Mr. Hee Cheong's Man of War, 150 lbs; Mrs. Pricatley's Mysterious (late Masonic Hall), 155 Erskine's Rupert, 147 lba; M Miller's Scooter, 147 The Col Hayley Bell's Shady Joe, 183 lbs. ; Dr. Pierce Grove Siang River, 150 lbs; Mr. Reidy's Tartar (late Lady Lone), 155 lbs. Mr. Hee Cheong's Walchow, 144 lbs; Mr. Crabbe's Warrington, 183 lbs.
Iha. Ir.
Lightweight Foxhunter's Cup:
About 13 Miles.
Three League games in the First Division are postponed owing to are due to play Sunderland at Cup matches. Manchester United home, but as the former's ground
GOLF.
SHEK-OKOWLOON G.C:
RETURN MATCH
VOLUNTEERS EASTER RIFLE MEETING.
THE ARRANGEMENTS AND CONDITIONS.
The return match between Shek- The Hong Kong Volunteer De Club and the Kowloon Gof Club fence Corps has issued their pr day. will be played at Shok O on Sun-gramme of the Rife Meeting to
Starting times will be reserved Sunday and Monday at Stone
held on April 8th and 9th (Easter for the competing teams, between cutters. again after tilln. It is hoped that 10.404.m. and 11.35 am, and ether members and subscribers, who may be playing golf, will arrange their times of plas necord ingly
BASEBALL.
the venue for the Cup match batween Huddersfield and Sheffield United, this match will probably HONG KONG TO PLAY Le postponed or Manchester United will play on away ground All other Divisions have a full pro- gramme of League matches to morrow
in the Scottish League (Division 1.) For the same reason three fixtures
are also postponed
according to the fixture list, were Huddersfield and Sheffeld United, due to meet in a League match to Cup semi-final has brought them morrow, but the draw for the FA together the same day in the more important event. On their present form Huddersfield should eamly they also stand favourites in the dispose of Sheffield United and Cup Anal
AMERICAN FLEET,
FOUR GAMES PLANNED.
Hong Kong baseball fans will be interested to learn that the local play a series of four games against Baseball Association is planning to the teams from the American wa:- days. ships visiting the Colony for tra
The United States Fleet arrive here to-day and they have notified that they could put up several crack rican Consulate is now making at- teams among themselves. The Auc rangements to have the games play
There are twelve competitions all as follow
1-BLAKE SHIELD, H. K.V. D. C. only. An Inter-Clait Competition, Teams of 4 màu.
PORTUGUESE INTERPORT NEW CAMBRIDGE “BLUES.
BILLIARDS.
ANOTHER WIN FOR,
HONG KONG
BOAT-RACE OREWS NOW:-
'SETTLED.
9.30 START.
We can take it that the two
the fifth game of the match between university crews are now settled,
Yesterday at the Club Lusitano the interpart Portuguese Billiard and that, barring accidents, they teams of Shanghai and Hong Kong will row in their present order at for Hong Kong by 170 points, Mr. Cambridge Stroke, in the Daily was played. It resulted in a win George Wansbrough, a former Putney on March 31st, writes Mr.
was unable to strike bis real form tinnes, has awarded the six now. F. Alvares of the Shanghai team, Express on February 27th
The Cambridge president, he con and in the first part of the game blues" (including the cox) which the balls ran very unfavourably for were needed to make up the crew, the visiting. player. Mr. H. Luz, fore the Oxford president follows and it is not likely to be long be the winner on the other hand, i mit deren V made the best of every opportunity down well after the drastic changes Cambridge seem to be acttling
40, 39, 25 and 23 The bigbest of trying Elles at seven was not offered, scoring the brakes of 48 of a fortnight ago. The experiment de brake for Shanghai was 30. immediately successful, and so he The game was rather disappoint Symonds brought in at seven. It has been moved to two, and ing as a whole, but both players may be that Elles in time would were applauded for some capital have turned out a success at the shots. Mr. Luz played consistently position, but there was no time throughout and scored rapidly, and it was wisely abandoned.
afely to prolong the experiment.
score for Shanghai was only 30. When he had made his 500 the
FRANCIS CUP, H. K. V. D. C only. Teams of 4 men each
Boting for hit anywhere on from all units Target-Large Snap-shooting Range, 200 yards
target
3-JAN COMPETITION, H. K. V. D. C. only. Inter-Unit Teams of 4 men. Range, 200 yards.
4-PLATE COMPETITION, H. E. V. D. C. only. Inter-Unit Teams of 4 men. As many teams as desired 200 yards Rounds, unlimited. may enter from each unit ange. Bayonets to be fixed.
ATTACK COMPETITION, HK. V. D. C. only. Open to any number of teams of: 0 (unlimited entries from any unit) and a leader of any rank. Distance 100 to 100 yards
D. C. only. The Winner will hold 6-CORPS CHAMPIONSHIP, H. K. V.
For a cup presented by Mr. W. L. Staaton. For China ponies that have been regularly and fairly hunted with the Fanting Hounds, a better balanced game. These
burn Rovers and the Arsenal should loon, or which have started in a Paper: two teams met, last Saturday in a chase or Point to Point this Sen-League match and the Arsenal won by the odd goal in five A League result euch as in this case is no in- dication as to the strength of a team, as Cup tie form is a different tiring. It is very doubtful if the I the match does not end in a Arscual will repent their success draw, Blackburn may be expected to win by a narrow margin.
The semi-final between the Blacked on the U.S.R.C. ground at Kothe Corps Championship Bowl for
a Winners of two or more
BOO.
races 5 lbs. penalty.Ponies that have never won a Steepleschase Ibs. allowance.
4|
Mr. Watson's Blotting Paper, 100 by Mr. Mans's Caviare, 155 lbs. Mr. Reidy's Chin San, 150 lbs; Dr. Durran's Drake, 150 Iba Mesara Dyer and Beith's Loch Rannoch, 160 lbs; Mr. Maas's More
Better, 100 lbs. Mr. Usher's Mowgli, 160 lbs. Mr. Barne's Pekin, 150 lbs. Mr. Erakine's Rupert, 150 lbs: Mr. Sturt's Two Step, 150 lbs.
Fanling Grand National Handicap';
About 21 Miles: For a Challenge Cup to be held by the Wimmer for 1 year. Winner to receive a replica of the Challenge Cup. Top weight 188 16a bottom
A C. Howell, (rec: 1/6) e. A waight 140 lbe
Beld towe 4/6).~~~
Dr. O. H. Burton (rec
G. Rankin (reck 13),91)
Mr. Reidy's San Diego, 170 lbs; Mr. Erskine's Easter Day, 164 lbs. Mr. Reidy's Chin San, 161 15.; Mr.
WA. Stewart (rec, 18/1) v. O L Shillington's Ace of Spades, 180
C. Sandes (rec. 3/8):
Olub Bingles.
J. G. Lawrie
S. E. Green.
CLUB SINGLES.
CURRENT PLACEMENTS.
has reached an advanced stage and The Club Singles championship the following are the surviving competitors in the third round: ---*
(1) Major W. B. Stevenson has already besten O. C. Womack (7) and entered the Semi-final. (3) R. M. Henderson.
(4) G. C. GIOTE.
(6) J. G. Lawrie.
(0) 8. E. Green.
(7) E. D. Lawrence.
(8) G. W Sevell,
In the sex-fual Major Steven son will meet the winner of the tie
Be; Mr. Maas's Caviare, 150 lbs. M. Usher's Mowgli, 159 lbs. Mesars Dyer & Beith's Loch Ran- noch, 158 Hos Mr. Fischer's Solitaire, 133 lbs. Mr. Watson's Blotting Paper, 154 lbs. Mr. Her Cheong's Man of War, 153 lbs.; Mr. Uzber's Macao Beauty, 133 1b; Dr. Durran's Drake, 150 lbs; Dr.
s.; Dr. Pierce Grove's Little The.; Dr. Anderson's Yorks, 143
River, 140 lbs. Dr. Anderson's Honeymoon, 145 lbs.; Mr. Back house's Sheila, 145 the
The local Chinese, Japanese and Filipino teams will have a shot at the visitors and the last game will be a combined Hong Kong team against the visitors. This should be particularly interesting, as among the many teams in Hong Kong, strong nine could easily be select ed.
should be able to put up a strong The Chinese and Japanese teams tussle against the sailors. The lost
one year, and s
7TO COMPETITION-Open to any member of The Corps who has not scored over 65 in Part II of Musketry Course during the past three years.
8-MUSKETAY COMPETITION, H. K. V. D. C. only,
serve Company. 10 rounds at 200 SERVE CHALLENGE CUP.Open to Re HONGKONG VOLUNTZER RE
The final game will be played to morrow between the two captains Mr. A. J. Osmund, the wall known local billiard player, and Mr. C. M. P. Remedios of the Shanghai team
Mr. Osmund Makes Over å' Century.
Dimenity,
Symonds found some difficulty at untrained, with a fit crew, but he Gratia fitting in, comparatively. seems to have settled down quick- ly, and will no doubt be fully ade quate to his important position.
Collins is still not rowing as well as he did at Henley last year-per- haps he will never do so well at six us at stroke. It would be a most exciting and startling experi At 9 p.m. the exhibition billiardment to try him, weighing 14st. Tibs., at stroke of a university crew match between Mr. Bush, from—perhaps they will try him there Shanghai, and Mr. Osmund the next year, when Letchworth will local Portuguese billiard champion,
have gone down. was played. There was a fairly "good attendance and the players
leading throughout the game, bus to of their strokes. Mr. Osmand was all his timing, Samuel Butler used were warmly applauded for some
Holcroft at five is not rowing quite at his best; he is struggling too much--and the man who strug gles, at rowing as at every other. game, is apt to stiffen up and spoil
Never consciously
Celtic (halders) and the Rangers Americans, it is understood, can also Yards at 8 tiles the luck seemed rather against Mr. And though he was not
are fancied for the Scottish Cup finals. While the former should account for Queen's Park com fortably, the Hibernians are likely to put up strong opposition against the Rangers A
The must interesting match in the League is that between the Second Division teams Chelsen and Manchester City, both very strong
rivals HAN
The fult fixture list for to-morrow" is given below, also results of mid-week League matches.
F.A. CUP.
Semi-Finali
the Manchester United ground, Old Huddersfield . Sheld United on Trafford.
Blackburn R. v. The Arsenal on the Leicester City ground.
SCOTTISH CUP.
Semi-Finals.
Hibernians v. Rangers, at Tyne
field a strong team this seasoD, 15 several good players have come to the Colony.
THE DIOCESAN BOYS' SCHOOL.
10-LEWIS GUN COMPETITION,
H. K. V. D. C. only. Teams to
consist of N. CO. and 2 men. I-REVOLVER COMPETITION, H. K. V. D. C only, espe
us, who was unable to get higher than the twenties. Mr. Osmun l'a best breaks were 50, 54, 71 and bis last break was 117. In the latter 12 REVOLVER COMPETITION. Open to all coiners. Unlimited en stages of the game Mr. Osmund was tries at 20 cents per 6 shots Any almost all the time at the table type of Revolver or Pistol may be and his score was at 559 when Mr. used. Time allowed minutes. Bush's score was 215. The local Range, 20 yarda Position, stand-
****** champion showed uncanny accuracy ing t
The Rules, with his placing and scored rapidly, The School Captains for 1998 The rules stato inter alic Ride When his score stood 647, Mr. Ammunition free to members of the Osmund commenced his break of Hong Kong Volunteer Defence Corps. Members must provide Only Mark VII rifle ammunition their own revolver ammunition to be used
GAMES AND SPORTS.
Football Fong Pan Fong.
Cricket Donald Anderson. Tennis:-LeeTan Pit,
started and a large number of boys Volley Ballong Shiu Kong A Basket Ball Club is also being
takes place in the large covered are taking up roller skating which playground, 100ft. by 70ft.
been-it applies there just as well. of rowing he might have The Cambridge crow as a whole have this glorious quality that most are certainly progressing. They recent, Cambridge crews have bad- the further they row the better ther become. In their long pieces of better than the first. rowing the second half is always
This is a most valuable quality crew that knows it possesses it, and in a race Imagine the joy of the the terror of the crew that knows it does not, if both bonts are level. at Hammersmith -
117, which brought the game to a Good Esadors 700 points of the game by 53 Mr. and better. Llewellyn and Murray- finish as he had thea passed the The Oxford crew are floing better- Buab had only teached 286 when Mr. Threipland, at stroke and seven,
as description, will be allowed, S. Alves thanked Mr. Bush will be very hard to beat. facial support, rest or assistance of Bush's average was 0.53.
No handkerchief, or other art the high average of 25, while Mr. leaders and we can be quite sure. Demund ran out. Mr. Osmund had are growing into a good pair of that when it comes to racing they except those required by service An At Home.
conditions. Slings will not be al- and Mr. Osmund for the excellent The Headmaster and Mrs, W. Tlowed and rifles must be used as for their attendance. Three hearty play they had shown and the public Featherstone, the staff and scholars issued in all Corps competitions cheere were then given in honour on Saturday, April 14th, from 3.30 nor any artificial obstruction of the of the School will hold an At Horie Orthoptics will not be allowed, of the competitors, exhibition games, roller skating, aiming. Ordinary Spectacles
Pierce Grove's Siang River, 150 castle Park, Edinburgh, the groundp.m. to 6.30 pm. There will be sight of the eye, not used for
James Pigg Cup: About 11 Miles,
For a cup presented by Mr. James Pigg For ponies that have been regularly and fairly hunted with the Fanling Hounds. Winner of 1 race 7 lbs, of two or more races 10 ha penalty. Weight 109 lbs.
between RM. Henderson and G. Mr. Drummond Moray's Aberteis C. Grove, while the winners of No. 5. v. No. 6 and of No. 7. No. 8chan, 188 H.; Mr. Raidy's Chin will meet in the other semi-final Ban, 188 Mr. Polta's Crai An unusually fue struggle is ex-gavad, 178 lbs; Mr. Macnamara's pected from this stage onwards in James Pigg, 178 Jbs; Mesers Dyer this event
& Beith's Loch Rannoch, 178 lbs; Mr. Macnamara's Lord Scamper dale, 168 lbs; Mr. Davidson's Nobleman, 188 lbs Mr. Barne's Pekin, 168 lbs. Mr. Crabbe's Soal Tax, 188 lbs, Col. Hayley Bell's Shady Joe, 188 lbs; Mr. Watson's Vincent, 103 lbs.; Dr. Anderson's Yorks, 168 ha
CRICKET.
HKCC, lit XI. . KOWLOON. 0.0.
To-morrow at Kowloon at 2p.m. H.K.C.CT. E Pearce, T. Hay ward, HRB Hancock E. J. I. Mitchell, Thorp, A. H. Masson, H. Owen Hughes, M M Maas, W. H.N. Murdock, E. R. Duckitt, at J. O. Danbar.
Donsolation Race: About 7 Turlongs, For China ponies that have start- this season. Wenner at tina met- ed at this meeting of at Kwmu
ing barred. Weight for inches AS
HK.C.C2nd. XI. e. 15th BRIGADE per scale. Ponics that have won a
2nd XL
At the Hong Kong C.C. ground
Steeplechase this Season 10 penalty.
to-morrow, at p.m. ALA
H.K.C.CS. J. Jordain, G. D.
J. R. Collis, LM. S. Lloyd C, P.
Mead, J. E Hancock, W. K. Tait, THE PRINCE'S FALL
James, C. E. Gabagan, J, R. Way,
Park Clasgow, the ground of of the 1st Queen's Royal Regiment side faps) may be worn. of Heart of Midlothian F.U.
Celtic v. Queen's Park, at Ibrox music and danging. The full Band (coloured or plain, but without Rangers F.C.
will be present, by kind permission of Lieut. Colon R. G. Clarke,
No member may retain more than C.M.G., D.SO., and the officers. two prizes in individual events, ex-
cluding Corps Championship.
ENGLISH LEAGUE.
Division L Birmingham Burnley. Bolton, Leicester. Cardiff v. West Ham. Everton v. Derby, Manchester U.. Sunderland. Newcastle. Bury. Wednesday. v. Liverpool
Division IL
• Tottenham v. Aston VillL
Blackpool. Notts Forest. Bristol City . Swansea Chelsea . Manchester C. Clapton v. Hull City. Grimsby South Shields Notts C. v. Wolves, Oldham . Port Vale. Rönding v. Leeda U. Southampton Barnsley. Stoke-. Fulinar West Brom v. Prenton 1. Division III. (Southern)
Brentford v. Gillingham Bournemouth v. Walsall; Brighton v. Merthyr Crystal Pal v. Swindon. Exeter . Queen's Park B. Luton v Coventry. Millwalls. Newport. Northants Bristol B. Norwich Chatom. Southend. Plymouth. Torquay Watford
- Division III. (Northern).
Barrow v. Halifax.
Bradford v. Darlington. Chesterfield. Doncaster. Durham Accrington
S. T. Stanesby, A. C. Howell, and MISHAP IN CHALLENGE CUP Nelson v. Bradford City,
J. Rankin
LOCAL FOOTBALL.
A CORRECTION.
We are asked to state that in Wednesday's match between the Kowloon F.C. and the Chib de Hecreio that the half-time scores were E-KO2 goals: Recreio nil. In the second half Kowloon scored further goal and later Remedios scored one goal for the Recreio. The final scores was
BACE
BRITISH WIRELESS SERVICE.
LONDON, March 21st,
The Prince of Wales, who is Colonel of the Welsh Guarda, 1811. at the brook jump when riding
Rochdale v. New Brighton, Rotherham v. Lincola. Southport Hartlepools Stockport Crevette, Tranmere v. Ashington. Wrexham v. Wigan
SCOTTISH LEAGUE.
Division
in the Brigade of Guards Inter-Aberdeen, Hearts, regimental Challenge Cup Race &
point-to-port meeting at Reely The Prince had cleared seven tences when he fel Hewis thrown over his horse's head and ituned, a complete comertul 50 tora landing safely on his fectare
Airdrie St Mirren
Bo Desg. v. : Motherwell. Clyde r. Kilmamock, Hamilton Dunde Raith Dunfermline, Jobstone Pa (Continued at foot of next column.
"Volley "Hall,
ENTRANCE FEz-All individual
The Diocesan Boys School and recruit who has never at any and time passed Part 1 Musketry Kowloon Tong met for the first time Course will not be allowed to take at the School. The game resulted part in the meeting, 1 in a win for the School by 21-0 and 91-3. It is several years since the School played volley ball & School Club has now been formed and Wong Shiu Kong has been elected captain, Tse Tsok Chow vice-cap tain, and Wong Cheong Kee, secre- tary,
5LB. TOPAZ.
MAGNIFICENT SPECIMEN FROM MADAGASCAR.
A magnificent crystal of topaz from Madagascar has been acquired by purchase for the Natural His- tory Museum, South Kensington. Far surpassing any topax, previously in the collection, it weighs 2,290 grams, or just over 5ib. It is water-clear, with a pale blue tinge
and of gem quality and
The well developed and brilliant
events 81.00 per man per compet with exception of Open Revolver tion, other events 50 cents per man, Events (Unlimited entries) for which the fee in 20 cents per entry. Entries for Revolver events can be made on the Range,
THE COMING RACE
A NEW TYPE OF MAN EVOLVING I
THEOSOPHIST THEORIES.
Godbe, at six, holds the key to built man, and at times rows like the position. He is a splendidly
really good heavy weight; but at other times be does not. If only he could settle down and steadily "show his best form, or something close to it, he might be the making of the crew, If he does the best of which he is capable it may be a very good crew certainly better than any recent Oxford crow
The race will be rowed this year. on Saturday, March 31st. It is neceastry, owing to the state of the tides, to row the race at the uncon- scionably early hour of 9.30; and to be fit to row at 9.30 the eres At this week's public meeting of will presumably have to breakfast The Theosophical Society on hour, I believe, da that at which the Hong Kong Lodge of at 7.15 on the fatal day-the same Thursday evening of their Dud- condemned murderers make their dell Street Lodge, Mr. H. E last meal!
The Coming Race Lanspart gave an address on
LAWSUIT LASTS FOR 20 YEARS. COUNSEL DIE BUT CASE GOES ON:
He wid in brief: One of the ENTRIES.-Competitors for all tion is that human evolution pro- facts discovered by occuit investiga- events except Open Revolver Comceeds by root races and sub-races, petition, must send in their names,
sach root race in ite tarn produc together with entrance fees, not later than noon, Monday, April 1g seven subances, or principal 2nd, to Hon. Secretary, Rife sub-divisions. A new sub-race, s
rss | Dew type of our great / Meeting, Headquarters.
Aryan race
BRUSAKLA differing from any race that ever No violent stretch of imagination existed and possessing strongly was required to picture oneself in marked special characteristics, is the Chageery Court Listening to appeasing in the world to-day. We Jarndyce Jarndyce during the And the children of the new race in bearing of a will case man great number in America and also Autwerp court It started 20 years" ia New Zealand, and Australia, ago when a citizen of Rumpat died where they have come under ecien leaving a widow and six children, tile observation by numbers of three boys and three giria, il Ethnologists. MRNAA quarrel artee as to the division They are easily recognisable of the deceased mana property, and Their foreheads are large, the eyes Theophile one of the sons, felt
HUNTING AT 87.
HOW LORD BAENBY WORKS "AND PLAYS.
crystal faces are marked by com- LONDON, February 27th. plex and intricate pyramids andOn the eve of his 87th birthday. lines of growth, and the specimen which he celebrates to-day Lord large and well set th isos exceed home. The mother then wished is an instructive example of a crys. Barnby was out riding before 7 a.mingly well-cut and rather remind ether to disinferio her prodigal tal in which the process of growth yesterday in the park of Blyth Hall, ing one of the Greek types the son entirely no to amploy bas been abruptly arrested.
Nottinghamshire.ch more square and strong, the of the heritage, during her lifetime,
LEAGUE RESULTS.
THROUGH REDTER 5 ACKNOT. K
LONDON, March 21st. The following were the results of League matcher played to day-
stars
He hoped to do the same this month finely cut, rather a thu up- for the benefit of her other children. morning, and to-morrow morning, and for many mornings to come, cu -It is part of the routine which he described as his regular exercises, and these still melade two days hunting a week! When: Lord Baraby spoke to a Daily Mail reporter by telephone yesterday, his voice sounded as loud and firm as that of a young man.
Lord Barabyspeaking yes, he said crisply41 am still attend Middlesbrough, Aston Villa 0, ing to basiness, besides taking all
Division III. (80
my regular exercises, "o
Attending to business menus a journey of 50 miles to his Bradford office, and he thinks nothing of spending eight or nine hours, or more there. He has large interests the signs accompanying an the wool industry,being chairman of the
of Messrs. Francis Villey & Co., prod
per lip, and of a fine bodily build. The notary administering the ratate but most of all by their nervous refused to allow such an erinngs system, their great sensitiveness is ment and hitigation, comanenved. the most entled difference between Time after dame the case has come successive Roces before the courts, counsel on one This new buson will grow side and the other have died, ochers to impress itself on the ovalization hemel ched with no settlement quietly until át is numerous enough have retured, and in 1923 the mother- of the world. All that tends to arrived at. Theophile then com Brotherhood and World Unity, to menced a row casc acousing his Ave peace and friendship between the brothers, and sisters of haring re tained 220,000 francs which came to Each sub-races heralded in by him under his father's willy the appearance of s Worlit Teacher An expert was commodssioned to give the new race a new spiritus the court to examine the impulse and a new ideal o., & Dew ancy of the disp aspect of divino perfection, which he presented his report will serve as the basis for the new, zecided that it wa
The World Teacher is, and referred it bac we Theosophiste study all mentary detaila
birth
Once more, the case the hearing indians dos of The Formid our avis array of counse
#ENGLISH LEAGUE, thank you, I'am in excellent health rations of the world.
Division 1
Swindon 3 Bournemouth 24
Divlilo
(orthorn) Crewe
LEAGUE
Cowdenbeath
MotherwellES
king out and
witnesses it Lads adjournst