Malaya Tribune, 2 March 1922
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Title Section29 1922-03-02 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] v AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol IX. No. 50 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1922 FIVE CENTS, The Malaya Tribune. THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1922.29 words
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Advertisement142 1922-03-02 1 I photo Amateurs Call or Phone: 550 S UN COMPANY 109, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. For All Jour Requirements. j The Royal Visit. British Empire Flags for Decoration, also a large range of flags of other nations, buntings, pennants, decoration cloths, Prince of Wales feathery in Strong Cotton or Woollen Bunting.142 words
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Advertisement220 1922-03-02 1 I 1111 I, Il,|inIJIIIIIII!IIII5S, I I I l i i i 8 i i s j j i j i i i 1 1 lili i> m m Sime, Darby Co., Ltd.; (Incorporated hi Straits Settlements.) ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT. i I I 9 l I I I T Quotations given for220 words
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Advertisement206 1922-03-02 1 B—g I CIGARKJTKS NUMBER V:RCINI Imitated—but never Equalled. Sole Va-ufjern-ers: ARDATH Ti Bmco o l!d Daniel Crawford's 1 Red Star ML FINEST OLD mjm SCOTCH WHISHY SZS.OO per dozen Duty 514.40 Extra. I SOLE AGENTS: John Little Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in England.) Singapore 6fe Kuala Lumpur Peerless in Purity Quality206 words
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Article215 1922-03-02 2 POSITION OP THE FM3. Even with the loan money raised on the credit of the Colony, the F.M S will hardly be able to make both ends financially meet this yean And this ia really too ridiculous, for the potential wealth of the country is enormous •nd if215 words
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Article233 1922-03-02 2 Acquittal of Ceyloneae Editor. Mr Piyadasa Sirisena, the editor of the vernacular newspaper known a*, the 'Smhala Jatiya," appeared before the Ceylon Supreme Court recently to be tried at Bar before three Judges, for having published an article in his newspaper calculated to provoke hostile feeling between233 words
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207 1922-03-02 2 It is hoped that arrangements will shortly be made whereby exhibitors at the Malaya-Borneo Exhibition, to be held at Singapore from March 31 to April 9, will be able, should they bo desire, to forward their exhibits to the Tokyo International Peace Exhibition, which takes place207 words
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Article168 1922-03-02 2 We cannot dismiss as erroneous the fact that the name of Shanghai is uttered with infamy iv most parts of the world, especially in Great Britain, where its geographical position is absolutely unknown to most people, and is known only by its connection with the ancient term168 words
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Article221 1922-03-02 2 AN INDEPENDENT CHURCH FOR INDIA? Remarkable proposals are to be considered before the end of the month whereby, if approved, one independent and autonomous Christian Church will be founded in South India. Anglican, Presbyterian, and Congregational wUI alike lose their mac tanan identity, and in one church.221 words
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Obituary123 1922-03-02 2 A Popular Composer. London, Feb. 4. —Mr James William late has died at Stoke from pneumonia, following on influenza. James William Tate ("That") son of Jacob Tate of Wolverhampton, aged 46, was a composer and partner on the variety theatres and music halls with Clarice Mayne, his123 words
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Article156 1922-03-02 2 London, Feb 13.—A deputation representing the Kenya lasMans has forwarded to Mr Churchill a strong protest against his speech at the East African dinner on January 27. It alleges that Mr Churchill has not consulted the deputation as arranged and challenges his assertion that a pledge156 words
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Article126 1922-03-02 2 As the causes of insanity are manifold, there will never come a time when society can be entirely free from its obligation to care for the insane. Many cures have been affected by proper troatment, and those restored to their right mind have become useful members126 words
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Article137 1922-03-02 2 Japan ie now grappling with the peril of Bolshevism, and the result* of investigations in their leading cities should put other Far Eastern States on their guard. Following the deportation, reported in the last mail news, of a Mr Grey, said to be a British subject, born137 words
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Article370 1922-03-02 2 Rheumatism is a Blood-poiaon. Until not long ago doctors as well as patients thought rheumatism was due to damp and cold. You need fear neither of these if you are not carrying rheumatism poison about with you in your blood. It is an acid which only find*370 words
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Advertisement768 1922-03-02 2 ALFRED SHRUBB, THE FAMOUS ENGLISH CHAMPION RUNNER, HOLDER Or 9 WORLD'S RECORDS. To such a great Writes Sportsman as Alirexl 'j*t~<■ """"N Shrubb. backache V itf&SSfy j think pains would be J to write and exceptionally dcin- 1 f> 11 vo »i »bout the montal to his per- of wonderful768 words
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Advertisement205 1922-03-02 2 PLGGEKS AERATED* 1 WATER WATER jivAUCHIrtES ill WITH CODt> y I §>■'■ •■A Flugel* WHY SUFFEF THE BURDEN «C TOOTHACHE whicb can be relieved alau*t immedUtely oy coarultiiie; K. TSUTADA JAPANESE DENTIST 74. MAP SARAH HO AD (In front oi FiMtfe Cfcatcfc.) '**mm I*4* MARTIN'S «Bffim iijititi iiii lit GET205 words
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Advertisement382 1922-03-02 2 Electrify Your Bungalow! Why be co' tpnt whh old f> sfckn 3 <i, doi.perorg r,>- oil lamps *hen ynn c*rj barn ►!>oh o ghte in yonr horn* at th* ajtue rnt staff 008» W« can supply, from stt ;fc M*tthe*s* Plant i 5 20 lamp cam ci y, complete w?th382 words
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Advertisement520 1922-03-02 2 PERIODICAL PROPERTY AU TlO* "VTess J WARIKQ r o£ S Beg to give notice that they have r certain days *c? Eata r: Freehold andT hold Properties, Business Premises, Land, etc., at their ng NEW AUCTION BOO**, tq-t COU Y K fiQUAY (opposite the General Post Offic Owners desirous of520 words
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Advertisement539 1922-03-02 3 IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9.30 P.M. paTBE pr-cent» th* Beat sruowr, Best womi»n in the rli Mrt/TIBMOH 018TLE wKb ANTONIO MORENO in THE MARK OF CAIN in 5 Acts lione of nc,e drilling dertctlve-lcve-romarjce mystery plays that are io pcpulsr with every audieroe. There is something d ins »im539 words
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Advertisement362 1922-03-02 3 Prom Tuesday, February 38, to Sunday, Maroh 1922. Apha»iihr« ff WB ,r AT THE la the OH* M tneatra -ssr ALnAmDrxß Orihtvtra Cakes, Coffee IBa] tßf ggg* I The HatU for Mu»lc and Fenturaa Tee, ate. aanain beach road. j served mmmm j intervals A MELODRAMA OF MODERN LIFE, COMBINING362 words
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Advertisement146 1922-03-02 3 Enquire I THE P.UCK OF 1 TITAN I Before buying other Cement i I 'PHONE 172 g. AURJ|Y Co., I g a. v w No 2 b Finljfft Green, Singapore. 0 ft Telegrams AURELY." c ole Importers for Mj/ftAS. and Netherlands Indies j{ Best For £bur Pocket:over of a few146 words
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Advertisement364 1922-03-02 3 •FIRST SHOW CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. At 7 30 Sharp. The Universal J mcl Sfwesal Prod rWi ONCE TO EVERY WOttAN In Six Parti with Phillips. 2nd Show at 915 P.M. Larry Semon In Tht Rent Coltee'cr" His Latest Soreani in 2 Purls. Miteh«ll Le n ?s in <h« 8 W364 words
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Article104 1922-03-02 4 The wedding-day of Prlnoeai Mary waa favoured by fine weather, A brilliant procession, and a memorable ceremony, marked the great erent. The popalar aentiment la wholeheartedly in favour of the Prlnoeaa' to an Englishman. At Lahore, tbe Prinoe of Walea won a popalar race in a gymkhana. The104 words
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Obituary56 1922-03-02 4 ACKNOWLEDGMENT. afflMri.. slow Ohoon Leng and 81ow B>y Y*m of Bingspore wiib t > thank th-ir friendi for the t*>leurami snd letters of •hey received snd alto to the members of the Malaoo* Ohioete Foolball Club for the sttendhooa of th<-ir Orebestra at the reeideno* of their late56 words
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Article689 1922-03-02 4 On the last day of the present month His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales will be in Singapore. What will be his impressions? He will first see Singapore from the harbour, and his first idea should be favourable. He will be received in front of689 words
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Article512 1922-03-02 4 Mr E A Snewin, of the "Straits Times" is going Home on leave shortly. In response to numerous requests it haa been decided to open the Raffleg Museum on Sunday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. commencing on March 5. The Council of the Siam Society at Bangkok has arranged512 words
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Article210 1922-03-02 4 (We do not necesssrily endorse the opinions expressed by correspondents.) INDIAN VOLUNTEERS. KAN AIYER writes: I have received an anonymous letter abcve the signature of "Indian" asking me to expedite matters in connection with the Indian Volunteer Company so as to be ready and equipped before the arrival of210 words
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Article177 1922-03-02 4 Trying to. Escape the Law. The arrest of two Chinese, a man and a woman, was effected on board the s.s. Ranee yesterday. The woman, who is wanted by the police to answer a charge of theft as a servant, of jewelley and cash to the value177 words
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Article63 1922-03-02 4 'Major sire—Miss Monica Green. (From Our Own CorrespondentX. Kuala Lumpur, March 2. The wedding has taken place at St John's Church of the well-known planter, Major A B Slee, of Carnarvon Estate, Kuala Selangor, and Miss Monica Claire Green, of Vaneonvsr. The reception was held at the residence63 words
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Article104 1922-03-02 4 George William Gomes has been committed to A akc hia trial before the forthcoming Assizes on a charge of the murder of his mistress and little son. At the preliminary enquiry held before Mr Bull, the second magistrate, a statement made to his worship while the accused104 words
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Article76 1922-03-02 4 The following telegram has been received at the Italian Consulate here: Signor Facta has formed a new Cabinet, of Constitutional Concentration tendency. Sr. Facta becomes Premier and Minister for Home Affairs and will act also as Minister to the Liberated Provinces; Schanzer, Foreign Affairs; Nunuio Rossi[ Justice;76 words
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Article123 1922-03-02 4 Whether the Government, of the Straits and F M S have not done more harm than good by their efforts to make the people of this country learn and use romanized Malay, instead of the Arabic script to which they have been accustomed for centuries, is123 words
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Article459 1922-03-02 4 QUESTION As LETTING. Messrs Alkaff's Claim. Before Mr J D>t ce B a the Supreme Cour: mtd actions regarding th 7 > of houses in Desker. J J i g, i, brought up, by S y e dI a 2! bin Shaik Alkaff.X business of Messrs Alkoff and459 words
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Article188 1922-03-02 4 Road-naming Competition. Competitors were asked to guess the names of the two chief roads in th* Exhibition grounds. They had already been named, but the names had not been disclosed to anybody. The correct names are Prince's Avenue (main entrance) Raffles Avenue. There is alho a Guillemard188 words
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Article84 1922-03-02 4 Telephone Connection to as Mad*. The Resident Naval Officer inform! us that similar arrangements are »J ing made for communication jrM H M S Renown as in the case of m visit of H M S Malaya last year. A temporary telephone be stalled in the84 words
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Advertisement266 1922-03-02 4 z mail i i i mum < i'!i:ii!ii,,ininr-jni> I. uvuiu ROBINSON Co., Ltd., I SINGAPORE. i I (Incorporated in tbe S.S.) 1 Exceptional Value I "A.F.C." BRIAR PIPES Plain or Silver Mounted. mm 9 f mUß f maaum In a Large Variety Shapes and Sizes. Fitted with Extra Strong Quality266 words
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Advertisement430 1922-03-02 4 in ii ii .iiifuwiKii I'liut'.iiiiiiiiiiiiiLiniiiiiiiiiiiii^ifliniin iii i i iin ii i i<.ininii:iiiiii|iiaainitiiiißiluia MEW SHIPMENT OF STOCKS JUST ARRIVED. I Cait St6el Doable Faesd Sledge Hammers "Bedford Brand, Moreton'a "Batlerfl," Galvanized Pad look* l«tol" BraN Masthead and sidelights with Diop: Lenses, Bran Engine Room Lvnpa. Copper Tiieolonr Oombi nation Launch Lamps430 words
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Article1418 1922-03-02 5 The Historic Ceremony in Westminster Abbey. Enthusiastic Populace. Reuter. London. Feb. 28—Despite the Zm weether forecasts and much S during the night, Princess Mary's Zmi* morning dawned brightly, nd w:t h the dawn a pilgrimage began t h f route, which waa crowded by n the morning,Reuter. - 1,418 words
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Article217 1922-03-02 5 RIDES A WINNER IN GYMKHANA PROGRAMME REVISED. Reuter. Prince of Wales' Camp, Lahore, Wednesday, March I.—The fourth race in the Lahore gymkhana yesterday afternoon waa a big affair, and for some reason was generally supposed to be for Princess Mary's Plate. The Prince of Wales mounted amidstReuter. - 217 words
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Article105 1922-03-02 5 Further Affrays Reported. Reuter. Johannesburg, Feb 28.—The city is in a very serious plight to-night owing to the technical staffs leaving work, declaring that the protection accorded them is insufficient, and thus leading to the closing of the powerstation. The Industrial Federation in declaring the strike asked theReuter. - 105 words
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Article122 1922-03-02 5 Reuter. London, Feb 28.—The possibility of Russia's refusing to participate in the Genoa Conference is suggested in a telegram from Moscow, which says that M Chicherin declared the proposal to fix a six for Russia is absolutely unacceptable. Russia desired to treat aa an equal with equalsReuter. - 122 words
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Article85 1922-03-02 5 Reuter. Berlin, Feb 28.—A provisional agreement has been reached between the Reparations Commission and Germany which provides for the annual payment in gold marks of 720 millions in cash and 1,450 millions in kind. The former does not increase if the latter is not reached. +r There willReuter. - 85 words
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Article38 1922-03-02 5 Reuter. New York, Feb 28.—The satire Dutch loan hss been subscribed in a few minutes, at 940 dollars psr 2,600 guilders. The issue matures in fifty years, -with the option of reduction in ten years.—Reuter.Reuter. - 38 words
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Article37 1922-03-02 5 Reuter New York, Feb 28—The creditor* of the Ingersoll* company have authorised the sale of the property on April 10, unless an offer of 1% "million dollars is received in the next te« dayfc.wJWu^.Reuter - 37 words
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Article405 1922-03-02 5 APPROVAL BY U.S. SENATORS. CHANCE OF RATIFICATION. Reuter. London, Feb 28.—The special pro* gress made in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in considering and recommending the Conference treaties, appears to have given much satisfaction in the United States. The committee, with one exception already telegraphed, has mado aReuter. - 405 words
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Article128 1922-03-02 5 Reuter. Paris, Feb 28.—M Pernotte counsel has drafted a ten page argument that his client'e arrest is unjustified and that he should be provisionally released. As regards the sale of shares to the Societe Alsacienne, he argues that the Banque I ndustrielle, with the Banque Hollando-Americaine, soldReuter. - 128 words
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Article30 1922-03-02 5 Lockout Probable. Reuter. London, Feb 28.—The conference of engineering rmjiag-nrr sod workers has proved abortive, sad tbe possibility of a lockout on Maroa His in no way remote.—Reuter.Reuter. - 30 words
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Article22 1922-03-02 5 Reuter. Berlin, Feb 28.—The chemist Schaaf has exhibited a newly-invented noninflammable celluloid film, which merely melts under greet heat.— Reuter.Reuter. - 22 words
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Article33 1922-03-02 5 Amsterdam, fab 2«.—lnterviewed by the 'Hsgue PorC Sir Fraaci* Deterding denounced the Dutch Indian oil taxation, and declared it would drive the Royal Dutch Co. from the IMoi Bluiau. (eyijpu33 words
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Article163 1922-03-02 5 NEW TERMS OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED. PROTECTORATE TO END. Reuter. London, Feb 28.—The Government has published a declaration addressed to the Sultan of Egypt with regard to the future status of Egypt, laying down the following principles First, the British protectorate over Egypt will be terminated, and Egypt be declaredReuter. - 163 words
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Article27 1922-03-02 5 Reuter. London, Feb 28.—The five million pounds sterling loan at six per centum, issued at eighty-six. Paris-Lyons-Mediterranee, was subscribed in London in a few minutes.—Reuter.Reuter. - 27 words
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Article282 1922-03-02 5 The use of gold throughout the world for industrial purposes is commented upon by the Trade Record published by the National City Bank of New York. After stating that the normal uae is large, the Record adds that studies of this subject made by the United282 words
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Article68 1922-03-02 5 Singapore. March 9. On London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 Demand 2s 3 8-4 d Private 3 months, sight 2s 4 5-32 d On IndiaBank Tel. Transfer 177% On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 2V4 p-c. pm. On ShanghaiBank demand draft 74 On*Jsvs— Bank demand draft 134% On Japan—68 words
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Article60 1922-03-02 5 C. of C. Rubber Association. Singapore, March 2. Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers Spot 25% 26 March 26 26% April to June 27 27% July to Sept 29% 30 Tone of Market.—Quiet. Fred Wsterhoass Co-, Ltd. Singapore. March 2. To-day's dosing ruLber quotations are as under:—60 words
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Article165 1922-03-02 5 RUBBER SHARE MARKET THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN. Singapore, Mar l. Catalogued 1,738,966 lbs; too* 776.32. Offered 1,463,765 lbs; tons 663.47. Sold 1,270.992 lbs tons 667.41. Prices Realised. Ribbed Smoked Sheet: Singspore Standard Quality 25 to 26 cents per lb. (7 lota, all in eases). Good Average Quality165 words
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Article130 1922-03-02 5 Singapore, Mar 1. Tin.—£l46.lss.Od. 73 Vi 250 tons sold, Rubbers.—Allenbys 15 to 20 cents, Bessette 60 to 65 cents, Alor Gsjahs $1 to $1.05, Lunas $4.50 to $4.75, Craigieleas 524 cents. Ulu Benuts 20 to 25 cents. Tins.—Norths $1.05 to $1.10, South 47 Vi to130 words
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Article294 1922-03-02 5 Singapore Feb 28. The Share Market has shown little improvement during the week under review, although a moderate amount of business has been put through in investment stocks, the prices of some of which appear to be quite attractive at present values. Tin.—Although £3.10.0 up294 words
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Article434 1922-03-02 5 Singapore Mar 1. There has been no outstanding feature in the share market during the last week. Rubber is still week snd the prioe has fallen to 26% cents. Tin improved to £*****s par to* Taut latest advicee report a fall of $2.10». (fee market434 words
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Article214 1922-03-02 5 Revelations in a German Court. Berlin, —An extraordinary case was decided in the court at Frankf ort-on-Oder. Defendant was a Socialist journalist, nsmed Kurt Lehmann, who was cnarged with libelling the Omcers' Corps of the old srmy in a newspaper article. Uis counsel maintained that all the214 words
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Article17 1922-03-02 5 Advertising is the lifeblood of business. How can any one expect to sell •ny thing without advertising.17 words
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Article344 1922-03-02 5 To-day, March 2. Hongkong, Amoy, tfhsfMsl Japan Wc*oi> 2 p.m. Batu tmmt Jicna p m. Malacca it Muar "Sri aiaar Z p.m. renang Qienfinocfl a p.m. i*iaittcca, Port Dies*** m fort hwsilianaa M] j m j p m Macaco* oi saasx »L >t Lmtlm4 a .fP" l **«**MB344 words
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Advertisement106 1922-03-02 5 IpntNtiir.iiiitiitiitReiiiM i i i j R0BIN BLU£ I 1 RCKl T j»& 0*9 f Famous Ultramarine j Dry Color Blue For the Household Liundry, th« Dbobt*», C lor-wish Wo k B c. E o. 2 2 Mocked by: I A. S. M. D .w->od 43 UnniU 8.r-^t, I Yong K«e,106 words
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Article213 1922-03-02 6 FOOTBALL. S.R.C. vs. MIDDLESEX. We repeat the S R C team to meet the Middlesex at soccer to-day on the SRC ground:—E Oliveiro; E G Wheatley and L M Pennefather; L Gammell, W A Aeria (capt) L A Rappa; T Leijssius, A Fernandez, W J Lingard, W A Hyder213 words
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Article409 1922-03-02 6 S. C. C. vs. 4th Co. R. G. A. Ttt* SCC yesterday met a combined team of the R G A and the 4th Co. H X and S R G A, the game resulting in a draw of two ail. The teams were evenly matched, and the piay409 words
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Article156 1922-03-02 6 WHY BILLETT WAS DISQUALIFIED. According to the "Bangkok Times," which comments on F Billett's riding of Tressalite in the big race in the first day of the King's gold cup meeting at Bangkok, on Feb, 18, Sea Lion and Tressalite were out aide hy aide, Sea Lion On156 words
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Article251 1922-03-02 6 We have received more letters on the subject of Teng Kee and Oliviero, but as we trunk the matter has been fully explained we must declare this particular correspondence closed. PERSONALITY IN THE RING. Writing after the Carpeotier-Cook light Mr Eugene Corri states The tight was memorable on account251 words
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Article113 1922-03-02 6 Rover - By "Rover". On Saturday at Kuala Lumpur Malacca will be playing Selangor at soccer. The following will represent Malacca N E Westerhout Fisher and Fenwick; Bailey, Keir and Finnigan Heminant, Walters-Fair-v.vather, Maslin, Ogg. Yesterday the St Francis' Institution won a very creditable victory by dismissing the favourites113 words
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Article136 1922-03-02 6 To-day, March 2. High Tides.—0.17 a.m., 0.27 p.m. S S A special mtg., Theatre, 6. Football, SRC vs. Middlesex Regt., SRC ground. Football, Ex-Services vs. St J O B A II, S C C ground. Philharmonic Orchestra Practice, 6.15. Dalhoasie Chapter, 8.30. To-morrow, March 3. j High136 words
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Article145 1922-03-02 6 A Parsi Battalion. Bombay, Feb 18.—One result of the uncertain political situation in India has been the fillip given to volunteering and in particular to the keenness and enthusiasm shown by the Parsis, who hitherto could scarcely be regarded as a martial race. Bombay has now a Parsi145 words
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Article31 1922-03-02 6 Flevo. from Sibu 2-3. Kangaroo, from Fremnntle 2-3. Elephanta, from Calcutta 2-8. Euryalus, from Amoy 2-3. Caroline, from Miike 2-3. Kelantan, from Malacca 2-3. Rodaussen, from Sourabaya 2-3.31 words
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Article733 1922-03-02 6 H. R. H. The Prince of WtW Visit. Bight List. Amount previously acknowledged $3,645 Singapore Chinese Dentiete' Association IS Eng Hoe Kok Association 25 Juvenile Football Club 80 Bukit Bahru Football Club 50 Twilight Club 70 Westminster Athletic Club 80 Per Mr Chong Leong Hin of733 words
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Article309 1922-03-02 6 One of the chief difficulties encountered in the development of the natural resources of West Africa is the lack of means of tiansporUfrom the hinterland to the ports on the coast, and a similar problem presents itself in many Eastern countries. It is considered that309 words
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Article157 1922-03-02 6 "Her Elephant Man," a delightful Fox production featuring charming little Shirley Mason, in five reels, will be screened at the Marlborough, to', night, along with a good two-reel drama, a Pathe Gazette and a two-reel Billy West comedy. In the first show, a throe-real drama "The Midnight Sun,"157 words
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Advertisement446 1922-03-02 6 FAIRBANKS-MORSE i "V" ENGINES. i The power needs of the moat exacting eer vice are efficiently provided fer wherever *V oil engines are installed. For Grain Elevators—lrrigation Power Plant—Metal Mines—Mnnl cip«l Liahr and Power station are some of the more popular ases of V Oil Engine. The simple contraction—*be almost446 words
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Advertisement584 1922-03-02 6 VINOLM SOAP TOILET HIQUISITES. i PBEMIEB VINOLJA TOJIET so*p. SOLE AGENTS Huttenbaoh Lazarus Sons, Ltd. (Incorporated in S. S.) I, SINGAPORE. by Advertipe said the local business-man, as he opened his new business premises. 4 They all know about me I" "Possibly", replied the advertising expert, but they know MORE584 words
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Article762 1922-03-02 7 YOUNG WHITE BENEDICKS IN TROPICS. Tbe broeobtog of this •object, his caused a great number of people to rash into print daring the last fort night, and apparently every one who knows how to write and bat an opinion remotely oonneoted with the question of marriage, which Ia762 words
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Article49 1922-03-02 7 Recruiting of labour has been resumed general!; ia Madras Presidency sxcept in ths following taluks which are still closed to recruiting owing to prevalence of disease :—(l) Madura District, Mslur Taluk; (2) Coimbatore District, Dhaxapnram Taluk, Gobichettypalayam (3) Salem Disdrict, Ail Tsluks; (4) North Areot District, Gudiatham, TiruTsnnamalay, Tirupathur.49 words
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Article607 1922-03-02 7 NOTES ON CENTURIES OLD WORK. Beaattfal embroideries from I c Imperial Palace at Peking have recently found tbeir way to England via Port Arthur, and are now ia London. They appear to have been in the possession of Prince Hsu, Commander of the Imperial Gendarmerie, eto, who when607 words
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Article258 1922-03-02 7 j Crew's Plight in Channel Gale For 4 Days. Adventures of the 13,000 tons British battleship Vengeance, which broke from her tugs when being towed up the Channel from Plymouth and drifted sin a gale for 4 days, were described at Dover by some of the 14 men258 words
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Advertisement520 1922-03-02 7 fURODONALj dissolves tsrie acid. >oung hy taking URODONAL. mni you will thereby avoid Arterio Sclerosis, »hirh hardens the wall* of tbe blood vessels and renders them stiff and brittle." a mended by-Prof LAKCERF.AUX late President of the Acadimit de MMeant, Pans, in his Treatise on Gout THE SIGN OF THE520 words
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Advertisement559 1922-03-02 7 It is not to be expected that he should talk-«s well as you or I. but when in pain there is a solid attempt on his part to make it understood that all is not well with him and everyone within range of his voice is made aware of the559 words
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Advertisement188 1922-03-02 7 fNBROU'S INJECTIOK fjfflftj] HTGltllC PRESERVATIVE tn. ((FALLIBLE MOB Prompt Relief for the MOST OBfcl "NATE CASES WmW^*^ J without .nconrenience. No other trea,nent require*. L^^p^ PHLSH H. ferra. HI Utie- < ffflHf I rue Dombasle. Paris. Wholesale SINGAPOHE I lift Uo«, RlnnM I Urtte OfeMisaru, Nun btspeourg, anfi mb:::v ortiu188 words
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Article2172 1922-03-02 8 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Singapore, March 2. Messrs. LYAI*L ANt) JSVaTT, and Share Broker* issue the following list ol quotations. RUBBER.—DoIIar Shares, 1 Issue bll Dirid ads. Values. Buyers. SeUers. 1 In 5 25 percent for year ended 30-9-2U A i or Gajah •JJ JJ»2,172 words
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Article752 1922-03-02 8 IN DEFENCE OF THE CORRESPONDENT. Every now and then seme selfrighteous person gravely announces tv the local press that be will take no notice of anonymous correspondence." This istce at stake is really an important one and we have observed with interest that recent contributions to the752 words
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Article114 1922-03-02 8 The London newspaper! are giving prominence to the Broken Hill Proprietory Company's lengthy cablegram explaining that the industrial's court's regulations, by artificially sustaining high wages, render it necessary to curtail operations st Newcastle, snd imperil the existence of the steel industry in Austrslia. The "Financial Times," commenting114 words
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Advertisement176 1922-03-02 8 I I Advertising j AND Salesmanship. I I rri. Advertisin g is salesman ship-on paper. There is still room for a good deal of educa- tion in advertising, but, if this one funda- mental fact is realized by everybody in the advertising business, much will have been j done towards176 words
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Advertisement310 1922-03-02 8 Koog King eheonq to Photographic Dt&i ws We specialise i n PrintDeveloping mi s**nrgi*V"£J as your fijwa. W« 3 p£ and Devtlope sane Pl,nt j WWMt,M Bwraueeti. Mm ffitlew bnporteri also of Mooia.ng. RP—. f, riffi Plate 25 SUvered Plate Gla*. Glass, Etc Inc. w HEAD OKFICK: 102.104, North Bridge310 words
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Advertisement537 1922-03-02 9 steamer sailings P.*o.-Britishlndia AND APCAR LINE. (Companies Incorporated in England.) HAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES. PENINSULAR ORIENTAL S. N. CO. Under Contract with His Majesty's Government. LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE, From LONDON Dne SINGAPORE, Novara about Mar 5 Dongola about Apl 18 about Mar 19 Khyber about Apl 30 Plassy > *hout537 words
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Advertisement449 1922-03-02 9 STEAMER SAILINGS LINE OF STEAMERS I WonthW siting* to and fro AmnmHa for cargo only, oillinp at Batavia, Bmr*bayB, F»«m»n'' ft VWIaM* Melbourne an I «ydrey. 1922 SCHEDULE OF SAILINCS. 1922 Arriving Singapore Sailing. 9 N -Evil a* f, n. 13 M r 6 *e"ENOQOER\" Mr. 11 M "ECIRBLIA" April449 words
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Advertisement424 1922-03-02 9 STEAMER SAILINGS N.Y.K. LONDON LINK Hamna Maru Mar 8 Kamo Maru Mar 22 LIVERPOOL LINE. Tajima Maru Mar 18 HAMBURG LINE. Lyons Maru Mar 18 NEW YORK LINE VIA SUEZ. SOUTH AMERICAN LINE. Kanagawa Maru Fud Mar. BOMBAY LINE, Tsuruga Maru Mar 8 Morioka Maru Mar 17 CALCUTTA LINE. Tosa424 words
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Advertisement371 1922-03-02 9 STEAMER SAILINGS. O.S.K. THE OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA LIMITED. (Incorporated in Japan.) NO. 1 DE SOUZA STREET. PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. (Subject to change without notice.) EUROPEAN LINE. For PORT SAID. MARSEILLES, LONDON, HAMBURG, ROTTERDAM, AND ANTWERP. Altai Maru arr Apl 16 dep 17 London Maru arr May 13 dep 14371 words
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Advertisement498 1922-03-02 9 STEAMER SAILING* i 1 CHINA MAIL I STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. (incorporated tn B. S. A.) I San Francisco Service Thoe* r* jiirooß of it>* Ohmh c HONGKONG, SHANGHAI. NAGASAKI, YOKOHAMA, HONOLULU A A^TIJiZsCIBCCL From HONGKONG s.s CHIN I IffOfTi (Tint Claw far*, Singapore to Ban ffraMfcsjo. OfSAj o China, Singapore498 words
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Advertisement628 1922-03-02 10 WANTED. S -a' tborn Chines* over ten year*' i*i me-oamile fi-m -h4h pisitim aftir cffin honre general office assistant aad typist in hDt-1 offiai, garage or Ple»s-» reply to L. B. S. c/o Malaya Tribnne. IS 4 3 IB LET. TO LET.—Godown No. 6, Cecil Street, Apply Guthrie and Co.,628 words
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Advertisement490 1922-03-02 10 NOTICE MADRAS HINDU BRAHMIN HOTEL. Anandha Bhavan Lodge, 130 Penang- Street, PENANG. MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Small-Pox and Vaccination. In ord'r to facilitate vacoinition of tbe i nbiio arrangemer ti bay t been ma<if far Vaccinators to visit -nd v coii ate hone bold 1 or Kampor.kS at home. IppliCi tb nr490 words
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Advertisement451 1922-03-02 10 BANKS. ..j» i ~M Mv mi. INTERNATIONAL BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated in the U. S. A,) OWNED BY THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK. Capital U.S. $5,000,000 Surplus and Undivided Profits U.S. $9,229,000 Straits $30,000,000 Head Office:—6o WALL STREET, NEW YORK. London Office:—36 Bishopsgate, Lyons Office:—27 Place, Tolozan. San Francisco451 words
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Advertisement517 1922-03-02 10 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK* LTD. HEAD OFFICE: 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES: Penang 85 Beach Street Malacca 131 Junker Street Muar 77-79 Jalan Suleiman. Batu Pahat 109 Jalan Rahamat Palembang 16, Dir. AGENCIES AT: London, New York, San Franciaco, B"tavia, Sourabaya, Se ma rang, Shanghai, Hongkong, Amoy, Pontianak and Trang.517 words
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Advertisement440 1922-03-02 10 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (Incorporated in England.) BT ROTAL CHARTER. Paid v Capital ia 600,000 Shares of £5 each £3,000,000 Reserve Fund £3,600,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3,000,000 BANKERS: Bank of England. London Joint City and Midland Bank, Ltd. London County Westminster and Parr's Bank, Ltd.440 words
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Advertisement535 1922-03-02 10 INSURANCE. Combine of Sluyters and Co. JAVA SEA AND FIRE INSURANCE CO LTD (Incorporated in Batavia, Java.) A. D. 1861. Combined Capitals fully subscribed Fl. 11,200,000.00 Reserved per Dec. 31, 1915 Fl. 5,033,419.93 HEAD OFFICES BATAVIA AND AMSTERDAM. BRANCH OFFICES Singapore, 3-b, Finlayson Green. Medan, Semarang, Sourabaya, Bandoeng, Macasrar, Rangoon,535 words
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Advertisement419 1922-03-02 10 M. A. SAIBOO ANlTra GENERAL MER( m I CHANGE?^ :A" c kindl >- Aliened t our shop at JOHNSTON'S n ER Singapore Foreign Coins of v 3 can be exchanged Jb£* J ere any time. dealers m High Class fW? Cigarettes, Tobacco, etc N.8.-Rates of daily exchlTl fixed by the419 words
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