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FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1932,

THE CHINA MAIL.

TO-MORROW'S HOME FOOTBALL TALE OF SOLICITOR'S

ARSENAL ENTERTAIN

Everton

CHELSEA

League Tables Completely

Revolutionised

First Division.

F. W. L. D. F. APIs.

AWAY.

Arsenal

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ENGLISH LEAGUE,

First Division.

v. Chelsen Birmingham v. Aston Villa Blackburn R. v. Bolton W. Blackpool v. West Ham U Derby County v. Huddersfield Everton

v. Grimsby Town Manchester C. v. Liverpool Portsmouth Sheffield U. Sunderland West Brom.

v. Middlesbro'

v. Wednesday

v. Leicester City, v. Newcastle U. Second Division.

Barnsley Bradford C. Bristol City

HOME.

Goaln

Goals

Total

Bury

F. W. L. D. F. A. Pta. Pis.

Leeds U.

17 13

2 0

73 26

7 8 3

33 17

Millwall

17 7 6 4 34

Notts C.

7 44 20 27

7 8 2 28 32

Oldham A.

17 13

0 54

17 13

2 49 24

2 29

4 51

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Arsenal

Huddersfield T

2 4 38 13 .17 11 18 10 Wednesday19 12 3 West Bromwich,17 11 2

Sheffield U.

Aston Vilin

Newcastle U.

Portsmouth

Liverpool *** Manchester C Birmingham

Bolton Middlesborough

Chelsea West Ham L.

County ckburn R. Sunderland Leicester City Blackpool

Grimsby Town

IR 13 3 2 44

12 12

13 11 3

18 10

18 17 3 4 40 30

15 11

18 11

0 41 4

.18 10 6 2 34

17 10

18 11

TH W G

3 49

.17 7 6432 28

.19 0 6 3 45 38

.18 7 7 t 33 35

2 32 24

Second Division.

Wolverhampton

3 35

F. W. L. D. F. A.Pts.

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v. Southampton

. Chesterfield

. W'hampton W.

v. Manchester U.

v. Burnley

v. Nottingham F.

v. Stoke City

v. Bradford

v. Charlton A.

v. Tottenham H. v. Preston N. E. Division (South).

Plymouth A. Port Vale Swansea T.

Third Brentford Cardiff City Coventry City

Exeter City Fulham

Gillingham Luton T.

v. Brighton H.A. v. Bristol R.

v. Swindon T.

v. Norwich City

v. Watford

v. Clapton 0.

v. Torquay U.

N'hampton T. v. Queen'a P.R.

v. Bournemouth

Third Division (North).

Darlington

Gateshead

Hull City Lincoln C. New Brighton Walsall Wigan Boro

v. Southport

v. Rotherham U

v. Wrexham

v. Stockport C.

v, York City

v. Rochdale

v. Doncaster R. v. Carlisle U.

18 2 13 3 18

Rending Southend U. Thames

v. Crystal P.

v. Mansfield T.

215 I 20 58

Barrow

v. Crewe A.

HOME.

AWAY.

Chester

Goals

Total

P. W. L. D. F.

A. Pta. Pis.

19 13

3 62 10

17 6 6 3

37 31

Halifax T.

Leeds United

17 0

19 10 5

Hartlepools U.

Bradford

20 16

2 2 11

3.1

3 95

23 37

Stoke City

18 12

5 42 16

18 5 2 6 20

Hery

ts 12 *

942 19

DTA

241

Is 8 7 3 19

by mouth A.

12 2

3 59 83

19 6 8 5 27

6 48

19 6 7 6 26

9 40

Natt Forext

19 $1

201

17 3 10

220

Millwall

2 39 20 24

18 3 10

Swansen Town

11 4

19 4 12

281

5 10

Tottenham II.

19 9 4 6 54 35

3 9

Chesterfield

Som hampton

11 7 1 40 10

6 3 34 27

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6 11

1833 32 26

213

12 à 18

2 12 1 10 51

6 4 34 25

86 3 35 29

3 11

7 7 4 26

7436 26

4 11 3

18 5 6

7 30 34

512

18 8 1

6 31 28

18 3 14

18 3

G 20 32 11

2 3 3 16

26 7

Bradford City ..

Manchester U...19 10 6 3 11 1

Charlton A.

Preston N.E Notis County

Oldham A. Port Vale Burnley

Barn-les

Bristol City

Fulham

Reading

Third Division (South).

HOME.

P. W. L. D. F. A.Pts.

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Goals Total

AWAY.

Goals

P. W. L. D.

F. A. Pts Pta.

17 11

5K 21 25

30 24

17 16 1

$2 20 21 22

Southend United 17 9 4 £ 32 16

Exeter C.

Brentford

Palace

Norwich City

Brighton

Luton Town

18 14 1

3 1 15 31 16 9 3 31 1 22

18 12 D C# 12

45 12 30 17

FS 12 0 C

19 11 2 6 42

39 11 2 114 11

18 11 5 2. 34 20

17 13 3! 46 17 27

Coventry City...18 14 2 2 62 21 Cardiff City 17 14 2 51 26 Watford

17 10 3 4

Park B. 18

Bournemouth

18 8

38 23

43 28

18 6 5 7 33 30

Swindon Town ..19 11 6 2 2 42 27 24 Torquay United 19 9 5 5 46 33 23 Bristol Rovers ..19 10

43. 28 25 3 Northampton T. .17 B 6 3 Mansfield Town .18 9 5 4 Clapton Orient ..19 6 6 7 17 7 6 4

Gällingham Thames

49 4 6 38 19 3 A 8 28 43 14 45 19 9 6 4 36 35 22 44 18 5-11 2 2027 20 23 41 12 19 8 7 4 28 27 20 17 4 10 3 21 48 21

17 4 9 4 18 24 12.

5 6 6 24 28

4 10 4 29 39 12

1 12 5 29 56

4 10 4 19 36 12

1 3 29 41 11

95 26 34

9 4 25 36

2 2

10 4 19 33

3 11 3 20 50 9

13 2 15 51

32 21 19

4 11 3 17 37 12

0 13 18 52

1 10 2 36 40

2 14 2 14

4 9 6 25

28 14

12 14

AWAY.

Goals Total

P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts. Ptm

Goals

62 10 31

9 6 3

17 21

9 6 4 33 27 22

83 29 34 15

24 34 16

Lincoln City Gateshead

Crewe A.

Chester

Tranmere K.

Barrow

Southpart

City Wrexham Darlington Kuil City

Accrington S Stockport City Walsall Carlisle U.

ster R.

Hartlepooln Rotherhan

New Brighton Rochdale

Third Division (North).

HOME

P. W. L. D. F. APIs.

.18 16

17 12 2 3 51 19 27

19 1 2 3 63 24 31

TO 14

19 14

16 12

TR 14

PB 13

2 2 42 19 28

2 2 42

14 71 22 32

3 1.40 20 25

035 13 31

3 3 42

.16 5 7 4 ...17 4 30

29 511 13

17 0 18 1

SCOTTISH LEAGUE,

Motherwell

Rangers

Third Lanark

27 32 11

10 12

19 13

19 13 4 2 4 2

17 11 51 37 20 23

3 2G

16 10 5 1 38 19

694 27

19 13 24 543 21 an

2 12 1

.18 11 4 3

19 11

62 36 26 21

13.1

17 7

3 1 34 19 21

18 2 12 4

18 11

5 2:

5 2. 33

15 2 13 1 16

14 8 3 3 22

18 3 13 2 24 65

.17 7 6 4 31

3 16

.18

8 7 3 34

22 19

15 3 12 0 15

17 20 14

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First Division. HOME

Goats

.16 15 1 62 10 31

P. W. L. D. F. A.Fu.

17 15 1 2 59 11 ..17 13 3 1 64 27 27

Partick Thistle..16 11 3 2 32 4

Celtic

St. Mirren

Kilmarnock

Aberdeen Dundre.

Hearts

Cowdenbeath

Hamilton A.

Queen's Park Morton

Are United Falkirk Dandén U. Leith Athletic

32 46 24 254 17 24

2 48 20 29

6. 33 15 26

3-6-36-24

AWAY.

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Goala Total

P. V. L. D. F. A. Pls. Pt.

18 12 2 4 49 20 28

-30

16 10 3 2 39 21 22 52

19 6 10 3 31 52 15 18 8 9 1 24 30 17 8 6 5 24 30 17 17 6 6 5 27 17

27 25 16

31 17 28 34 16 .40

16 3 8 5 1 16 29 11

18 3 10 1 22-34 13 30

19 5 11 3 23 46 13

5 29 16 21 197 12.0 28 43

129 20

3. 4 29 2022

26 35 20

64 31 24

1889 1 38 33 17:

18 93'

413 022 45 12.

28 4 10 23 87

23 47 12 34

15 3.8 8.17 90 9. 82

22 39

16 4816

15.

2 10 3 18 36

17 3 13 1 28-60

16 2 10 4 1737

19 2 11 6 27 38 10

19-110 2 18 45

17 2 18 2 20 61 6 19 1640-15 8 pål: 86. 3.⠀ 15

v. Accrington S. v. Tranmere R.

READER'S DESIRE.

Second Division of Scottish League.

A reader desires the pub- lication of the League Table of the Second Division in the Scottish League. This is im- possible as Reuter omit the results of the Second Division matches in the Scottish League in their cable from London. To publish the table from a London paper would mean that It would be roughly a month behind the times.

-Sports Ed. C.M.

Macao

DOWNFALL.

Becomes Greengrocer to Repay Stolen Money.

"THREADBARE STORY,”

A former solicitor, who has been working as a greengrocer to make restitution for frauds in connec. tion with the estate of a master of Westminster, School, where he had been educated, appeared London Sesalons.

William Douglas Shearly San- ders, aged 32, was sentenced to 12 months in the second division for fraud.

Mr. J. F. Eastewood, prosecut- ing, sald Sanders, as a solicitor. was asked to wind up the estate of a Mr. Liddle, a master at West- minster School, who left about £50,000.

Sanders opened a banking de-l count for money he collected for the estate. From the accounti there was drawn £900 to "self." £500 to a Weat-End hotel and £2,250 to someone in France.

There were records of payment of fairly large sums to the Uncles Club, Berkeley Hotel, the Savoy Theatre, the Cafe Anglais and so

on.

Proceedings were started against Sanders, and in November he was struck off the rolls.

Mr.

(for

Walter Frampton Sanders) said he was articled to! his father, and when he came of age in 1920, he was admitted to the roli.

The father broke down in health in 1925, and with the experienced man out of the business, and the son, who was still a youth having to conduct it, old clients fell away. The practice In 1929 was not pay. ing.

"The rest is the usual story-a threadbare story in these courts," continued Mr. Frampton. "He tried by all manner of means

and speculation

otherwise-to make good. He failed.

"With the assistance A little money provided by relations he

opened a fruiterer's shop at a sea- side resort, and by his own efforts made it pay.

"One of the things he offered to the Liddle family was the whole Не of the profits of the business.

is a solicitor who has become a greengrocer and fruiterer."

Mr. Cecil Whiteley, passing sen tence, said it was one of the most distasteful of a judge's duties to have to pass sentence on a mern- ber of Sanders' great profession.

Races Are Postponed

Full Entries For April 17

The Second Extra Meeting of the Quarter Macao Jockey Club scheduled for Sunday afternoon, has been post poned to April 17, Sunday, owing to the epidemic of meningitis in the Portuguese Colony. It is considered race meeting unfortunate that the has been interfered with as excellent entries have been received by the Macao Jockey Club and the officials! had every

reason to anticipate a large number of visitors from Hong Kong.

CENTRAL THEATRE

TEL

25720

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ALL QUIET WESTERN FRONT'

THE

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DRESS CIRCLE BACK STALL UPPER CIRCLE FRONT STALL

$100 (Children 50 cts.)

20 cts.)

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(including tax)

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A CHALLENGE TO WOMEN IN LOVE!

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Popular Novels Criticised.

OLD TABOOS REMOVED.

which, they tell us, is sometimes caused by the effort to live con- tently, and some of the phycho- analysts would have us believe that all 'repression' is injurious..

"This last is contrary not only to Christianity, but also to all the teaching of Great moralists. Our nature is harmonious to start with. We all have a lower self must be kept under stern control; St. Pauly even speaks of crucifixion. Self-Respect.

was,

which

"Love, as Christianity knows it, is not a thrill of rapturous desire; 'it is a thing which grows through mutual companionship, shared in- terests and common sacrifices into a union of personalitics"."

PASSENGER LISTS.

ARRIVALS:

Per R.M. Emprens of Canada from Vancouver via ports, to-day:

"The good man, the self-respect- ing man is one whose passions have been taught to come to heel.

"The popular imorality of Go1as Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Howell, Miss you please is most dangerous. L Helman Mrs. W. Hanson," Mr. The old Puritanism narrow as it and Mrs. A. L. Thomson, Mr. and was far better, because at Mrs. G. L Wilson, P. B. Selle, any rate it kept the character from Mrs. W. T. Sullivan, W. Baulton, going to pieces in a round of tri- Mr. and Mra, P. Papillon, R. P. M. volous and often sinful self-indul-Wallis, D. H. Stevens, Miss D, M. gence.

Cowen, Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Leo and daughter, D. Boll, Mrs. H. M. Rouse, E. H. Tweedle, C. Gordon. -

"Some may say, "Why should we choose this particular_method" of thwarting our natural instincts? Why should we starve one appetite

rather than another?

Per s.s. President Madison from Manila, 'to-day:--

Miles. Ajax, (154); Deveron, Bay, (166); Bowery (154); Festival Eve, (148); Iloilo,

"Love, as Christianity knows it, (151); Myrtle Leaf, (151); Naw is not a thrill of rapturous desire.” Hall, (151); Princess Hall, (168); This remark was made by Dean Punch, (154); Snappy Eve, (181) Inge, continuing his addresses to Tommy Boy, (151); Wembly Stag, young people at St. Paul's Cathe- (166); White Jade Stag, (166); dral... Workable Stag; (166),

"There is now widespread 4.The Green Island Handicap feeling that sex-purity held a larg One Mile.-Banjolina, (160); Blue or place in the morality of the (165); Buchanan, (168) last century than it does in Our Heaven,

Club Lord's teaching." Celerity, (140); Country

he continued. The full entries for the meeting, (145);. Fighting Blood, (160) "Our Lord undoubtedly thought Gailant Fox, (160); Genghis khan, that other faulte, such 28 on April 17 are as follows:

Stakes: Six (151): Glorius Stag; (148); Gold hypocrisy, hard-heartedness, and 1.The Siberian Furlongs Blue Plane, (143); City Bar, (157); Gold Standard, (140); calculating worldliness are more of Shanghai, (149); Country Club, Heltotrope Leaf, (100); Hsin Sui fatal to the spiritual life than (146); Estrellita, (149); Fighting Woo, (140); Jingo, (142); Light what we may call the disreputable Blood", (152); Friar John, (149); ship, (149); Matsushima, (140); sins. Gamester, (162); Grost Train, Pathänder, (189); Scrappit, (142): "Now that the old taboos against

"We must go to St. Paul for an (162); Gold Cup, (149); Good Day, Shanghai Beau, (145); Stirling the discussion of such subjects

answer. He does not say much Mrs. G. P. Bradford, "Laster (140); Hosordy, (162); Huggo, Castle, (152); Sunbeau, (150); have been removed, we hear much. (149); Jingo, (148); Jupiter, Tango, (149); Valley Hall, (158). of the mental and physical distress about the injury which a man does Robert Bradford, Miss May Brad- to his partner in sin; though sure-ford, Miss Ruth Bradford, Chiong (152); Malakit, (146); Matsushima, 5. The St. Kilda Handicap; 8

ly a gentleman ought to be asham-Sing-sun, H. J. Gane, Mrs. Claude (146); New King.. (148); Prospero, Furlongs. Anniversary Eve, (186) (146); Silver Arrow, (149); Stired of treating someone else's sis Gardner, Miss Mary Gardner, I. H. (149); Scrappit, (148); Silver Aurora, (186); Gold Digger, (152) ling Castle, (159); Tai Ping Yang ter in a way which would make Goare, Go Hock, Master Go Han Arrow, (140); Sunbeau, (146); Gold Rush, (140); Miss Jummy (146), (T

him furious if someone behaved in moon, Master Go Huy, Mra. E. V. Tai Ping Yang, (140); Tango, (140); Senorita, (140); Tin Tac

7The Macao Stakes; One Mile that way to his own sister. Howard, Mrs. Ruth B. anker, (148); Tom Thumb, (140); Valley (140).

Ajax,(161); Alexandra Hall, "St. Paul says that it is impious Chas. M. Larson, Mr. and Mrs. 6.The Heungshan Stakes; Once (168) Cabinet Hall, (155); Cebu, to profane the sacrament of mar Chas. H. Law, Lin, Chin-yen, Mr. Fall, (149).

2. The Spring Handicap; one Round-Armmius, .. (149); Blue (149); Christmas Joy," (161); ried love Reverence for the ele Margaret Menocal and daughter, Mile-Bag and Baggage*, (165) Plane, (156); Estrellita (155) Deveron, (161) Festival Eve, mental mysteries of life is at the Rev. Mother M. Agustin, Miss Champagne Bay, (152); Cloudy Friar John, (155) Gamester (155); Gold Birg, (161) Hollo, root of all religious interposition Mary C. Brown, Lula Campos, Mas

mementer Miguel Campos, Mrs, K. W. des Eve, (146); Coronation Eve, (165)(161); Genghis khan, (160) Gold (158) Just Imagine, (161); Kate, in matters of sex. Daylight Eve (155); Daveron Cup, (155); Gold Standard, (146) (155) Michael Guy (158); Myrtle "Popular novels represent sex Campos, Mies Josefus Campos, (158); Eros, (150) Glorious Stag, Hosordy, (168) Huggo, (266) Leaf, (158) Navy Hall, (168) as the supreme fact in life. It is Rev. Mother, M. Clement, Mish (140); Gold Ring, (152); Imperial Jingo, (140); Jupiter, (158); Powerful King, (161), Eunch, nothing of the kind. In any sane DA Dowell, Go Chang-boel Hall, (162); Mike (155) Orlando, Kanpaz, (156) Malakit, (152); (164) Snappy Eve, (158) The life its part is a small one, and Miss D. Guarvard, Stephen (149); Paul Pry, (146): Funch, Matsushima,(152), Mistletoe Gadwall (161) Tommy Boy, I will add that the free and na Hu, Miss HO Mann, Ong Chan (152); The Gadwall; (149); The (162) Movie Star, (149) New (158) Venus (161).tural comradeship between the co, Master Ignácio Bosa One CADL Plover, (148) Tom, (152)

King (149) Prospero, (158) These ponies boxing won since sexes which now prevails makes it and Mrs. H. Scarey M The Easter Stakes, One and a PureMusic (169) Shawzied, the entries closed now ineligible. smaller still

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