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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17

William Manning. head walter at
the Hotel oliver. after O. little over
y years Of continuous service. mas
established a record that probably
has no parallel in the state OF IN
diana. During his activity at the
Oliver. Mr. Manning. in both the
main dining room and banquet halls,
has supervised the service for an
average OF 500 people a day. or 1872
coo per year. over period OF p
years this gives the amazing figures
OF 4224OOO.
Manning has served many nota-
blcs during his time Of service.
which includes four presidents OF
the United Warren c..
Harding. Theodore Roosevelt. Will
lam Mckinley and William Taft. not
30 mention such Public characters
as Charles +. Hughes. W. J. Bryan.
Sen. Beveridge, W. G. McAdoo,
Hiram Johnson, Sen. Hitchcock,
Gov. VI ). Quay. Gov. Whitman,
Theodore Roosevelt. Jr.. J. NJ. Cox.
Judge Pam, Jules Rose invalid. Thos.
a. Edison, Charles Schwab, Henry
Ford, ]. ogden Armour. Admiral
Dewey, VI. T.. Egan, minister TO
Denmark. Cardinal Gibbons. Bishop
Muldoon. Ebert Hubbard. Sinclair
Lewis. George AIDE. John McCut-
cheon, Sidney Smith, the creator of
Andy Gump," +. A. Briggs. Mary
Antin, Ida Tarbell, Edna Ferber
Hugh Walpole. Strickland Gillian
and James Whitcomb Riley.
\ few grand ops-a stars and mU-
siciaus that Manning was able to
remember: Nine. Mojeska. Alice
Nielsen. Schuman Heink. CALI cur
eli. FRITZ Schefr, Orville Herold,
Fritz Kreist!er. Jan Kubelik. Ignace,
Paderewski, Heifetz and John Philip
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17
KNIFE And FORK
CLUB WILL HEAR
DETROIT ORATOR
Speaker at Dinner Organiza-
ton Paid High Tribute by
4. r. Erskine.

Tho KATE and Fork club VIII
hear one or the outstanding orators
% tho country at ITS next dinner.
Tuesday evening. Dec -.
Few public men .n the country
are .n so great demand as 8 Dr. 81.
s Rice 90 Detroit
q have u0t heard Dr. E.ce's cue
perior ON the public platform in
years lie ls an orator with an .u-
Tedious sense a. humOr and with
.ncxhauEiale fund or valuable in-
formation This ~ the appra. al
placed ay s. r. Ersk.ne on the
outstanding qualities OF Dr. Rec.
IFS subject is "Pro5.ematc Ameri-
ca"
pr Rice was born n 1872. lie
obtained has bachelor degree from
Baker university Kansas. ln 1892
and then studied law a. the Uni
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17

vers.ty Of Michigan. lie decided.
however. Co follow the calling of
his father. and in 1894 was ordain-
81 minister in the Methodist Epic
copaI church Hc has served the
Metropolitan church at Detroit
since 1913 Many honorary degrees
have ben conferred upon him.
DIT Rice is regarded as an optl-
mist, but sanely optimistic and
sanely progressive. He recognizes
that tho unrest which has pervaded
all nations since the World war
manifes,ing itself In bolshevism.
socialism, communism, revolution
In governments and boundary wars
has not left the United States UNI
disturbed
His discussion viii deal with in
ternal troubles-!ndustrial didicuI-
ties. strife between capital and la
Dor. strikes lockouts. and unscrup-
uloua profteering The communist
propaganda that would overthrow
all government and the ideallst re
formers with their impracticable
scheme for bettermcnt, make con
fusion more COMPOUNDED. viii be
touched on
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17
Jimmy 4rcher and Nike
DOnlin to assist Chance

BOSTON. Dec. 16.-CBy a. Pr
Frank Chance. new manager OF the
Red Sox. announced today that he
would have Jimmy Archer. Chicago
Cub catcher OF a few years ago and
Nike DOnlin, veteran outfelder, as
coaches. Chance and Pres't. II. H.
Frazee returned TO New York with
out having advanced a pending deal
which they said should add strength
to the club.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17

Sousa. Actors and actresses: D..
Warheld. Taylor Holmes. Otis Skin
ner. Richard Mansfield, Robert
ManteIl, ATaude Adams. Julia Mar
low +. II. Sothern. Elsie Ferguson,
Sarah 'Bernha-dt, Mrs. Leslie Carter,
Ethel Barrymore, John Drew. James
X Hackett. VILLAIN Faversham, De
Wolf Hopper. Lew Dockstader, Nc
Intyre and Heath, George VI. COhan.
Francis Wilson, Jefferson de Ang-
eles Raymond Hitchcock. Richard
earle. Frank Daniels, Stuart Robson,
James O'Neill. Robert Crane. Mae
Robson. William Hodge. Eugene
Cowles. Charles Chaplin. John Bun
ny Mime. Petrova and Virginia Lee.
Many noted golf champions in
Guided in the list are Charles
Chick" Evans, ~ Mitchell. Ted
Ray, George Duncan. Harry Vardon.
Walter Hagen and Jock Hutchin-
son. Jack Dempsey, Harry Greb.
Mike Gibbons and Frank Gotch, as
well a. Jose Capablauca, the world .
chess champion. have been served
by Manning and his staff Billy
Sunday and Bob Jones. two cele-
brated evangeliSts. can also be num-
bered I'm the list.
Old residents Of South Bend will
well remember Lee Glore in the old
days when the grill room, now the
cafeteria. was the favorite gathering
Place for the business men OF the
city during the lunch hour. Lee
has grown UP with South Bend,
his 10 years Of service at the Oil
yer making him a familiar figure
to the travelling and local public.
Z. s Burgess is the next in line Of
service with Il years. George Davis
nine years, the rest Of the men run
ming from one 10 three years
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17
StandardiZe
In the Home,
Is Her Plea
Standardize the homei

standardize the home,
Elizabeth Hallam Bohn. consultant
in home economies. hopes thus 20
rally the legion of discouraged
housewives who never can find time
for an afternoon OF bridge or a ses-
SION at the civic uplif- club.
Miss Bohn would begin with
prunes.
There are 40 or 30 different
kinds" she says. and yet the aver
age housewife says to the grocer,
Send me q pound Of prunes
Matter of I'runes.
"A much better way would be to
inform herself what brand is best
the price is low.
"Prunes are but typical The
housewife can follow the same pro-
cedure with practically every other
article on her table
a working schedule whereby the
housewife knows just how much
time 10 give daily 10 each household
task. the employment OF "Marthas
by the day" in preference to per
manent servants. and the use of
household saving devices are includ-
ed in Miss Bohn's standardization
program.
Fifteen Waste Motions.
''The New England housewife i'm
her ample kitchen" she states, "em-
pIoys % motions i'm making a cup Of
tea: the New York woman in her
little kitchenette. seven.
Not until she adopts a schedule
allowing just so much time TO each
task. from the time she rises until
the end OF the day, can the house
wife be assured Of certain definite
hours for leisure and relaxation
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17
OQathS
NfRS. IIIZNRIrTII NII-SsTR-

MltS. II lLABleTIl MISSTR.
Word has been received her. ~
the death % MIS- Elizabeth GRAY
Alusser. age SIS. who d.el at her
home i'm Lancaster. Pa last S
day after a three weeks u-naes
with heart trouble she was bora
Jan. 20. 1854 i1 Salem. ".
Besides her husband. EerIaf--7
". Nusser. she il survived OBJ. three
daughters. Mns. A. T. Herr. former
~ Of South Bend. but now residing
In Philadelphia. Mrs Ice q. King
ery. OF Virginia. and Ms Tlaa
Musser, of Lancaster Two sons
Alfred and Paul also survive.
Funeral services were held .r
Lancaster. last Wednazd1y.
Mrs. Musser had many friends
residing in South Bend having v.s-
itei frequently with her daughter
Mrs a L Herr. who formerly made
her homo hcre
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17
RoMIING ANn pRnHIRIIInN

DENVER Colo. Dec. 16--Abou-
ton OF saloons was r boon 10 bowl
Ing. according 20 proPrietors OF al
.eys I'm Denver. In the old days.
many bowled TO work up a thirst
Now they bowl for the pleasure OF
the game.
The buns hangers-on and pro-
fess.onai ''sl.ckers" that infested
many OF the bowling alleys in the
wetter DAYS. have also largely been
eliminated. The modern bowling
alley. local owners claim. appeals
TO a higher type OF rersOn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17
Funerals
GLENN ". MEL.

Funeral services FOR Glenn vs.
Incl, 14-year-old son of D. q. Imel
who died Friday afternoon No tae
Epworth hospital from injuries re-
oeved I'm an automobile drcldert,
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
> o'clock from the First Christian
church. The Rev. Elmer Ward
Cole Will officiate. The pail bearers
viii he: Howard Webster. Merle
Kimble. Harry RCop, Harold W.T.
wcr. Nerccl Shelton and Clifford
Hubbard. Burial viii be in Hign-
lana cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17
B usiness 6 ollege
Team Winner In
Three Oaks Game

THREE OAKS. Mich, Dec. 16.-
(Special.)-The South Bend Bus
mess college basketball team added
another game TO its string Of VIC
tories here tonight when il tri-
umphed over the Three Oaks All
Star quintet i'm one of the most
closely contested contests ever
1taged in this city. The final score
was % TO % \ large crowd wit
messed the ARRAY.
IL was not until the last few min
utes of the play that the South
Bend team acquired a safe lead over
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17
nGNArInN REELECTED

ST LOUIS Dec 1f-iBy a. PN-
A donation OF $4,000 offered bv the
Ku klux Khan ~ This city recently
20 tho boy scout troops during a
drive Tor "a tr.ern.al fund was re-
tected by the committee iu charge
o. the campaign without any expla-
nation This action caused Rev.
cobiee smith o. this city. 90 defend
the Khan in q sermon Several DAYS
after delivering this sermon. Rev
Smith announced he had received
threats by mail and by telephone.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17
MOVING PERNuTS

Joseph Strychalski. 1922 Durham
st, 10 2722 w. Division ST.
j. \. KinEsbury Jerry Moore
storage. 10 314 Angela av
G. x. Barkley, 1893 S. Michigan St,
TO 80 Haney aV.
John J.. Anderson, 1919 y. Allen
St. 10 721 y. Gushing st.
lIrs. Edward SpaEsail, us Blaine
ay, 10 1926 r. Miner st.
Mrs. Matte Marko, 500 block
Madora ST., to 922 Carroll ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17
Lose Hdrd-Fought
Soccer Match TO Z. of Penn

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Dec. 16.-tBy
A. PD-Two hours Of actual playing
time was required 20 decide the
winner OF the soccer game between
the Annapolis Midshipmen and the
University OF Pennsylvania here to-
day. and the latter finally emerged
victorious. > 10 I. The game vas
holly contested.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17

FIeld GOals-Rade0augh. o. Ed
ner. . Rhodes. 5; Bahler /; Lange.
.; Klassen. 3; Hellenger. .. Foul
goals 2-Rodes. /: Hallenger, Z.
Personal fouls-MaXey. !; Rhodes,
.: Behler, .; LANCE, I Wasso J.;
Hellenger, !
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17
MNRRIAGs LICENSES.

LYLE Reed and Georgiana Tonga
dorf, both Of South Bend.
Arthur Gangive Of Laporte ard
Helen Hallies Of South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17

Our idea Of a radical is man VINO
thinks he deserves his nciEhbor's car
because lac can run il.
PERU-PcrIi's .darI;own' faces
an arid Christmas. Joe Nicholas. coll
ored. said to be the taker OF orders
for bootleggers who serve the col
ored section here, is i'm jail for 80
days. L is said christmas must pass
without warming influence of liquor
variety MS the Iuckless Joe had all
the orders as we'll as the who's
who n his possession when arrest
cd.
You people who owe dental bills may
be glad 60 learn dental college in Mon
treal burned again.
PLYMOCTli-Rural churches are
suffering attendance strmps as "A re-
suit OF Henry Ford diyver price
cuts. Church members possessing
ulvFers are unwilling to sit i'm TOO
often chilly country church during
the cold weather when few min
utes OF "Hvvcrlrg" vii, bring them
90 q well heated city church. Hence
The attendance in rural churches has
dropped .o q considerable degree.
Every nov and then stop kicking about
the grocery bin and think about the food
riots ira Berlin.
SNRNCUSI,-A person can un-
kroW.rg.y make "aootrl." This was
Che ruling OF q jury that acquitted
charged with violation oC The prohi-
B..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17
NEW LONDON. Conn.-Rcfused

IoOd. old clothes or a dime. a be-
dvaggled hobo lifted his hat politely.
bade his unwilling hostess farewell
and drove off in an Anticipated hiv-
yer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17

the locals. The score at the end of
the first period was IS to 10 in IA
vOr OF the visitors.
The sensational shooting of
Rhodes, Radebaugh and Edner
featured the play Of the South
Bend five. Rhodes scored five
times from the field while Rade-
baugh connected with the draperies
for six field markers. YOder, al
though unable to hit the basket.
played a stellar defensive game, as
did MaXey at Backyard.
klasen. Hellenger and LANCE
carried the brunt of scoring burden
for the locals Hellinger at guard
also broke up several plays Of the
visitors. The score:
-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17
Here and There

/ I'LL - AAAANA n AAOG -
CLINTON-Eirc OF unknown orr
gin destroyed the Smith township
school here SeFcntv-dvc children
are enJoyi1g an enforced vacation as
90 result Loss was placed az 49,
900.
Conference OF cotton growers 20 be
held in Memphis Tenn. has started
some tx among the boii weeviis-
Louisa sours states in n COM
p.alut FOR divorce filed .n Superior
court SO Saturday tina; she mar
RED Louis S0urs. May 10. 1902, and
that ne abandoned her without
cause Fe5. ~ 1919.
The Girl Reserves viii present the
program az Nesper services 40 tho
S. vs. O. A. Sunday afternoon at Z
O'Clock. The program Will be in
The form Of Christmas Masque
and win be "a portrayal % the fret
Christmas The Ilter-Cub Council
~ tho Gir- Reserves WIZ DE host
e-zes
Now that Harding has made Irwin
Cebb a major our army T. Increased 70
wartime strength again.
In n complaint for divorce flied by
Lcoutine Vcrst-acfen IN Superior
court 80 saturday. she alleges
that hrr husband Frank. cursed
and swore in her presence !n add I
tlon Co calling her vile names and
that he beat her on several occa
slons They were married July 6,
1919 and separated May 10. 1922.
\ doubIc-handled black leather
travelling haS was lost somewhere
ON Eddy. <ranc.s or Miami sts..
falling from hcr automobile. accorl-
ing to complaint ncid with he
police Saturday by Mrs. u. E.. auer.
1881 Cedar 81, owner. The bag con-
tanned womans and child's c!J;h.ns
and baby's nursing bottle.
Chicago university T. trying to pick its
most beautiful man and hope they
shoot the winner.
lire of unknown origin caused
slight damage TO an empty box car
on the Grand Trunk tracks a; Divi-
sion and Laurel 81 last evening at
$3.50 O'Clock. The car was closed
but waste paper inside Of the car
had been igu.ted. possibly hy a
match or cigarct. The damage
amounted TO about s..
Christmas story; "If you Kids open
those bundles 1 will spank YOU"
China's boy emperor married girl
he had never seen. 4 little more rouge
and we will be doing the same.
Because Barney, Jacob and Isa-
dore Mooren. we're charged S7O.23
freight on "a shipment OF potatoes
which should have cost them SIG
9S James Davis. representing the
New York Central Ry. Co. filed suit
On Superior court No. 1 Saturday for
the collection OF the remaining sac
- alleged 20 have been due the rail-
road on the shipment.
Reader asks II taking Kiss at a pet
ting party il petty larceny. Ne~.
MILWAUKEE-Pcnnilcss and cold,
Alex Wus@ow. 10. applied for lods-
ing az police headquarters here
Thursday night and got it, Friday
he got a Job and today offered To pay
for his room" Keep IL for Christ,
mas said the sergeant
what will you give your wife? We
suggcst several spOoIs OF six thread TO
match your silk socks.
Paul J. Schwcrtlcy fled "a petition
FOR admission 10 the ST. Joseph
County Bar association i'm the Circuit
court saturday. lie is said 10 b.
graduate OF Notre Danes law school
md is endorsed by Attys. Glenn
Hagerty. Paul Padeu. and A IT,
Hugenard.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17
GOVERNOR NCRAY
DECLARES VAR ON
KHAN IN INDIANA

CONTINUED from Page One)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17

FtFIffITT INV " IUHIfIL ~ MIS- Ut ~ WFI-
ting party il petty larceny. Yes.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and cold,
Alex Wus~Ow. 10. applied for lods-
ing az police headquarters here
Thursday night and got IT, Friday
Ire got "a Job and today offered To- pay
for his room" Keep it for Christ
mas said the sergeant.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17
pLYMnrTll-RnrnI chnrrhn. =

Every nov and then stop kicking about
the grocery ban and think about the food
riots ira Berlin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17

what will you give your wife? We
suggest several spOois OF silk thread TO
match your silk socks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17

The weil-known Boston singer arrested
In New Work was charged With theft not
with singing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17

\ doublc-handled black leather
travelling has was lost somewhere
ON Eddy. <'ranc.s or Miami sts.
falling from hcr automobile. acCor1-
Ing 90 "a complaint hcld with he
police Saturday by Mrs. ID. j.. .0uer.
1881 Cedar 81. owner. The bag som
tanned woman's and child's c!Jth.ns
and u tabys nursing bottle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17

Our idea Of a radical is man vino
thinks he deserves his nciEhbor's car
because lac can run IT,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17

The Girl Reserves VIII present the
program az Nesper services az tho
S. vs.. O. a. Sunday afternoon at .
O'Clock The program Will be in
The form OF Christmas Maeque
and win be portrayal % the fret
Chrgtuss The Iu,er-Cuh Council
~ tho GIFT Reserves VIII DE hos.-
e-ses.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17

Paul J. SchwcrtIcy fled a petition
FOR admission 90 the ST Joseph
County Bar association i'm the Circuit
court saturday. lie is said TO BE- q
graduate OF Notre Danes law school
md is endorsed 10y Attys Glenn
Hagerty. Paul Padeu. and A III.
Hugenard
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17

Chicago university T. trying 10 pick its
most beautiful man and we hope they
shoot the winner.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17

Now that Harding has made Irwin
Cebb major our army H. Increased TO
wartime strength again.
, 1922-04-15
ness just the same as a continuation may
bring about regrf table results. Ibid.

Among tbs tourist passengers on the
British S. S. "Megantic" were His Ex-
celiency G. C. Catalani, Italian Minister
to Venezuela and his wife.
lie distinguished tourists called on
Consul r. Levitt, end were entertained
during the forenoon by the Consul and
Mrs. Levitt who returned the visit in the
evening, in response to an invitation to
dine with the mentioned visitors.
Signor Catalani is wei! known in diplo
matte circles, having filed high positions
and represented his country in important
missions in England, Denmark, Norway,
Sweden and Persia. At the time Of the
transfer of these islands to the United
States, he served in Copenhagen as Min
lister to Denmark Mrs. Catalani is an
American by birth and parentage. st.
Thomas Bulletin, April 10.
, 1922-04-15
ST. THOMAS NEWS.

The Committee on Ways and Means for
investigating the cause or causes that are
obstructing or impeding the productivity
of our lands met Tuesday last in the Co.
lonial Councils Office and elected Coun-
Gilman Rothschild Francis. chairman. A
spirit of cooperation seems to pervade
the entire committee. : mamcjpator,
April 8.
Last Wednesday night around Mar
ket Square" there was great excitement
caused by the firing of a shot by a mar
in khaki, we are informed. 1t is the con-
census of opinion that the act was not
done with intent to kill or wound, but
presumably TO intimidate. Be the case
what it may, we protest most vehement
ly against the practice of such lawless
, 1922-04-15
correspondence
Editor st. Croi1 Avis.

EO1COT 81. CTOEI AVIS
Dear Sir
Would you kindly allow me a little
space to follow suit? 1t seems a terrible
habit for almost every body to de-
mand, or request something from the
Government and, Oh! there is no end to
the wants.
Now my request will not be among the
very costly and trust not among the
most ancient.
| beg to suggest, that as the old walls
of the dear old Fort are now being re-
paired and nicely white washed, that the
WHITE WASH" be allowed to remain
on the walls for so ne length Of time,
which think will help greatly to brighten
the solitary appearance OF the OLD wallis
and throw much light on the appearance Of
the Bandstand and its SUI, oundlngs. And
in connection with the beautiful white
walls of the Fort, a few more nights
Saw from that dark celner Of the Fort
and down towards The Bandstand,
wherever needed, to animate those
nicely painted benches " keep them
, 1922-04-15

out of the dark. This little favour, /
feel quite sure, would tend to enc urage
more people and other people to enjoy an
hour or two on such evenings when there
is a concert given by the Band, While
trust that / am not alonein this suggestion
and that the H0n'ble Government will give
the suggestion a tria. With thanks for
space Mr.. Editor.
Yours very truly,
H. c.. E.
, 1922-04-15
E MS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

Genoa, April 8th.- All the
here today publish in large letters a let
ter addressed yesterday by the Pope to
the Archbishop of Genoa and which has
been distributed among ali the Churches
inviting the faithful TO join with HIM in
praying for happy results to the Con
ference and implOring the blessing of
God on it. 1t is especially remarked that
the Archbishop has notified the Secre-
tariat Of the Conference of his inten-
ton to assist at the opening ceremony
and that a special place has been re-
served for him among the distinguished
visitors.
Berlin, April 9Th. The German dele
cation, composed Of sixty members,
left here at midnight by special train
for Genoa,
Belfast, April 9th.-British troops
with machine guns were patrolling on
Friday, a ten mile front on the Ulster
and South Of Ireland border, between
BeIcoo and Garrison, county Fermanagh
where the forces Of the Ulster special
constables and Of the Irish Republican
Army were 10 close proximity, upon OPP
posite sides of the frontier line.
London, April 9th = Cambridge woR
the four mile relay at the Queens Club
yesterday, Pennsylvania University being
second and Oxford third. The time was
18 minutes 72t5 seconds. At the finish
Stallard of Cambridge led Brown of
Pennsylvania by seventy five yards,
while Brown led Milligan of Oxford by
ten yards,
Birmingham, April th.-Scotlcnd de-
feated England by one goal to nil in the
International soccer match played here
YESTERDAY afternoon.
London, April 9th. Pope Plus the
Eleventh, says the Times" has replied
to the recent appeal by King Alphonso
on behalf of the Elk Empress Zita of Aus
tria Hungary, to the effect that he had
, 1922-04-15
Football.

Tomorrow afternoon on N" u
Ground a football match will be played
between the St. Thomas Stars and the
Dreadnought Football Club of this town
Game commences at 400. All interested
are invited to the Ground Com.
, 1922-04-15
LOCAL.

The S. S. Marina is due at Christian,
sted at l p. M. today with Il tons OF
cargo.
Yesterday was marked with the usual
religious services in all the various
churches. 1t was as customary a very
quiet day.
The Postmaster advises that in view
of tomorrow and Monday being non-bus-
mess days every effort will be made to
oliver to the general public today the
extend mail arriving this afternoon,
to this end the post office will be open
General Delivery as soon as the mall
stributed, regardless of how late the
lrina'' may arrive.
spector w. R. Ryan inspecting the
Offices in the Virgin Islands Is
" at Christiansted.
Monday II, being Easter Monday, a
legal holiday, there will be 70 issue OF
this D In all probability the centre
of attraction on that day will be the
horse races at Mannings Bay track and
we trust the day will be interesting and
uccessful to all concerned.