Malaya Tribune, 21 July 1923

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. KVENING DAILY. J SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. 101. X, -No. 170 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1923 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1923.
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      207 1 .■I ,*****1«» ,II• 1 s THE I j UAYA TRIBUNE I' AND I PPING GAZETTE, j 4 Editorial Dept. ltL Manual IacgIPTION RATES. Z JaBLE IN ADVANCE. $15.00 I o,um 7.50 H -y psry 3.75 garter per month. ••it i i i BELTINGS. 1 £f MIJVG j HEAT, STEAM WATER
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      27 1 FELLOW'S SYRUP ofi HYPOPHOSPHITES WHOLESALE RETAIL. Medical Hall L§., 23, BATTERY BOA]$ SINGAPORE. A SINGAPORE STUDIO —195, Orchard Road, Singapore-Up-to-Date Photography Under Expert Management. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 4jf
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      272 1 j ,i, i. i I i i i i i i i i i i i i i;.i i i i .tutmm 9 1 I GENUINE I S.-W. Crookes Glass make* I Uncomfortable eyea I COMFORTABLE. I I THE I EASTERN OPTICAL CO., I I 15, South Canal Road, Singapore.
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    FORBIDDEN CITY FIRE.
    800 2 BEAUTIFUL AND HISTORIC BUILDINGS DESTROYED. Three Disasters in One Night. The fo fowling further account of the great fire in Petting on June 26, which, in the destruction of several historx buildings and priceless art treasures, is taken from northern papers Pelcng, June 27.—Hsuan Tung, Emperor of
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    SOCIALISM IN JAPAN.
    519 2 INEVITABLE RESULT OF SEVERAL CONDITIONS. From "The Trana-Pad flo" (Tokyo). The spectacular raid made by the Tjkyo police last Tuesday morning, when over a hundred parsons, who are, convenently, designated under vhe generic* term "Socialists", were thrown into jail, focuses attention on one of the phases of
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    SCHOOL DERBY SWEEP.
    97 2 Boy Organiser Suapended by the Head Master. Two fourth-year boys at Swindon Scondary School have been suspended by the princi pal—the one for promoting a Derby sweepstake and the ->rher (the winn rr) for tlaking part. Feeling has been aroused in the town against the principal's actj
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      180 2 I HAVE YOU TRIED j I "WORLD RENOWNED" jj BISCUITS»CAKES I I j Sole Agents j| IRVING JONES CO. j jj SINGAPORE. I aiiiiiiiiiuiiiaiiiimiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiniiiiiiiuuiiiw^ I INSPECTION INVITED j I HALLO! What about the Store that carries I 1 BEST stock of CARPETS. I I IVELL!! I want to know about
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      483 2 PINKETTES KEEP YOU WELL during the hiot months of the year by keeping the system clean and the blood eool. Used occasionally wtien needed they dispel constipation, aid the liver, banish biliousness and sick headaches, prevent diarrhoea and dysentery. Dealers everywhere Pinkettes or post fnoe, 60 cents per vial, from
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    A DOCTOR'S WAY WITH INDIGESTION
    171 3 The wife oi a weH-kn-iwn I> n loa phys:ci<n bfeame a sufferer firm d gestive disorder, and, naturally enough, she asked her husband for a remedy. The doctor made her up some medidne of the kind usually given to mild c;sW, bu i: fafed, so,
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    RAIN GODDESS IN LOVE TRAGEDY.
    403 3 RULING CHIEF OFFERS Up HIS OWN SON. Johannesburg, June 18.—In the prosaic surroundings of an Assize Court at Salisbury. Rhodesia the last act was played trlis week in the Darkest Africa drama, in which the son of a ruling chief was burned to death as
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    SIKI'S ECCENTRIC "TURN" IN THE RING.
    186 3 Rescued by Thirty Police from Crowd After Fouling Rival. Paris: Battling Ski's career as a boxer has probably end<d. The Sencgales 1. who dramatically iV feaHWl Carpentier last S iptember, Wm disqualified last evening on a foul in the sixth round of a fight
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    HONOURING FLAGS.
    119 3 "Put up thy ©word" ia a pregnant tejct for the young Guards officer wiro red physical censure to a policeman neglectr'mg to salute the Colours. He uarconeciousiy touched one of the most sensitive nervte cf al Brtish Dolitical history. Were we more ready to honour flag-; and to
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      127 3 3aby's^|wgress BjM/s progress will be speedy W jn 't/ w interrupted and will cpvtjjij if wu in every roay if ijoujeed p him onj!cdich>UltedMilk t Hie M 11 od ifu-t nourishes ond sustains. If n !i:ksf !jltcJJtflk assists nature fe log t v! against epidemic diseases M and childrens 9
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      162 3 Mobiloil Telephone 2415f LIM CHEE SENG, 17, Cecil Street. Singapore. MICHEMN TYRES STOCKIST. f Supplier of all kind* of Pneumatic and Solid Tyres and also Supplier of GABGOYLE Lubricating oils. Prompt Delivery to Every Order. F. Z. 2 and 4 German II P or abt 3 and 6 Engiish H
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      759 3 ~_L_L HE ■fffCjS We offer I k Kg| A Ten-Day Test Simply send coupon. saliva. That is there to constantly neutralize the acids which cause decay. It multiplies the starch digestant to Bauva That w there to diI 1^ gest starch deposits on teeth which IJIIU W mm IIVAAA may
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    425 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. Bj- "Kootliiht GAIETY. One ot the bis: pctures in which H. B. Warner ever has starred ie "Th? White Dove" which is on the screen of the Gal>:y Theatre, where it opened yesterday. Th\'s Robeit-gon-Cole special' production which was made by
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    PALLADIUM.
    238 4 At this popular house of Universal pictures a spltndld Hoot Gibson film en#. t:!td "The Lc*>e Hatvd" is now bi-ing scremied, The lead n*r woman Is Marjorie Daw who plays appealing y oppueite thi? star. Others in the supporting cast are William Helen Holmes, Jank Pratt and several others
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    SURINA.
    104 4 Gladys Wa'ton is presented at the Surma Theatre to-n/ght in a p'cture that i s both comedy and drama, well It is the Unversal production "A Danprrous Game" based on the wfdely read LadHes Home Joumwl story "GrertJ'mi Ann" by Louis Doiirq. King Ba\<rgot d|re<ited ihhe picture which is
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    AN ESSAY ON FROGS.
    44 4 A llmf essay. tß j < in type, is f written by a young the frog ar,! **"*j sit. almost. Ho a n't I* He ain't g<* t:,! tth ,V when ho rife he n j m got a!mosr."-Bul><«-Bard of Education.
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      416 4 AMUSEMENTS. TEMPTATION is the of most men's downfall. Greed for Gold and lore for a woman are the making of a master criminal in DON'T SHOOT in 6 parts. A Universal Special Attraction EMPIRE CINEMA T r,T Featuring HERBERT RAWLINSON and a great cast. The story of a clever young
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      379 4 AMUSEMENTS. A LHAMBRA From Tuesday July 17, to Sunday July 22. In tbe Second Show at 9 p.m. sharp TOPICAL BUDGET British Screen News. Ihe Municipal Commissioners Present ANTI-MALARIA FILMS An instructive lesson on preventive measures beautitully produced on local scenes of great interest. Associated Exhibitors presents HAROLD LLOYD A
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      550 4 AMSEMENTS^ "GAIETY" ClJp|> Super-Special Attraction! Jl\ j\ j YOU HAVE READ THE STOBY. 1 NOW SEE THE PICTURE A SPIRITUALISTIf Cr Robertson Cole presents H.B. WARNER In the role of a famous Eogiish THAT ■■iljpkPM Q The White Dove *^?£gs A Masterpiece of Motion Picture Art A f\k PflAttn in
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    389 5 Programme of Drill up to and for Sunday, Jury 29. To-day, July 21. 2.45 p.m. Drill Hall, S. R. A. (v) Field Operation Teat (St. Clairs Cup.) 2.15 p.m. Drill Hall, M. G. Platoon Advanced Section Drill (Lorries.) 3.00 p.m. Kallani: Reserve "B" Company Tactical Exercise. Officers
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    LOCAL SHARE & PRODUCE MARKET.
    357 5 LOCAL SHARE PRODUCE MARKET. TO-DAY* QUOTATIONS. Tin local to-day, $93.25 per pikul. Buyers. No sellers. I YALL AND EVATTS REPORT. Tin.—£184.2.6. Up 67s 6d. Rubber.— la. 2%<L unchanged. Rubbers.—lmproved enquiry. Bassetts $1.07% to $1.12%, Indragirs $4.95 to $5.15, Mentakabs 26 to 30 cenVi, Punggors 61 to 65 cents, Utan 9impans,
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    127 5 Buyers SeUer* Gambler $12.00 Java Cube £6.00 Hamburg Cube 2fi.00 Press Cube Sar. Wh/<? Pepper 21 25 Mixe<i Biack Pepper 13.75 Sundered Copra 10-50 *M;x«l Copra |0.15 10-15 Small Flake Taip'njj 10.50 Med Pear! Tap'oca 13 75 Small Pearl Tapioca 13.75 No. 1 Sag\o Flour 4.85 Fair Sag-o
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    GUTHRIE AND COS WEEKLY REPORT.
    122 5 Singapore, July 20. The past week has seen a more active Market and a noticeably improving tendency, reflected! by the heavy premiums obtainable for futures over spot. The results of the recent Census of stocks have had a reassuring effect -and the speculative Market has
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    64 5 C. «»t C Kofcfce* Aaaaeaatkm. S ngapore, July 21. i'a repe Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers. Spot Latest London Cables quote. London Spot.— Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers Spot &oVfe 51 August 51 61% Aug to Sept 52% 52 ft Oct to Dec 56% 56% Jan to
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    Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd.
    25 5 Singapore, July 21. To-day's dosing rubber quotations are as under: New York.—27% cents. London.— U. 2%d. Singapore.—so% cts. Tone of Market.—Steady.
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL.
    86 5 Standard Oi' Co's Current Prices. Dtvoe's Imperial Brilliant per two tjns $5.25 Sylvan Arrow per two tns $4.80 Tiger per two tins $4 80 Tiger in drums per two drums $4.10 Asiatic Petroleum Co's Current Prices. Fish per unit of 4 Imperial gallons (1 tin) $2.48
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    EXCHANGE.
    88 5 Singapore, July 21. On London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4d Demand 2s 3 29-32 d Prvate 3 months' sigh. 2s A\d On India— Bank Tel. Transfer 172% On Hongkong— Bank demard draft I*4 P c. Disc On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 75% On Java— Bank Tel. Transfer 139
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    TENNIS AND CUPID.
    157 5 Game Causes Many Marriages, Says a Min ster. A resolution expressing; regret that the Government, were considering the introduction of legislation to license betting and gambling was pass d by the Primitive Methodist Conference at Liverpool recently. Referring to sweepstakes in great business houses; the Rev W.
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    MAY AND MARRIAGE.
    118 5 "Marry in May amd you'W rue ihe day" m a trite sayjng and while the penalties attaching to the tying of the 'Icve knot in that month probably rarely eventuate it should be remembered! that there im northing about which are so superstitious as (heir marrirl>e. It
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    DOWN WITH WAR!
    169 5 Austral an Labour's Protest. Mr. Arthur Henderson, M P., has received from the Victorian section of the Australian Labour Party a strongly-worded resolution dealing wth tlile proposed ImperaJ' Conference on war. It expresses "emphat'c dissent from the insid ous efforts of military Jingoes in endeavouring to make
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      508 5 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS POLICE. POUCE NOTICE. Ordinance No. 136 (Arms and Explosives.) RENEWAL OF PERMITS FOR FIREARMS. All persons in possession of Firearms are hereby reminded that Permits for such Firearms will expire on the 30th June, 1923, and should be renewed as soon as possible. Persons failing to renew their
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    101 5 A |>( ;aI'OKE DIARY. J«'> 21 j »>w ;t 4K P in H w .nl until due. 112 )(J ,r I.ry 2.30 p.m. ~112 |\tint«r*. Europe. 3 30. ..> i <ip- S'pore v«. V J., Wo*«"r K«"t,'a r ta. Uir.ka t non .j. p VT/U--f*..n T* 15
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    510 5 To-day, July 21. L B mbay.* talentf k f,>r Au>rra a (v.a Lb Nagano Maru 2 p.m. L' Kemrna- X- Trer.gganu Qu-trra 2 p.m. L* Rangoon Ca:«t J ebon 2 p.m. |ch.-rv. >mbo. I»j!houti I Siv i V. JH "Yang Tr 2 p.m. I i Maacca •Bar* Whatt
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    COMMENTS OF THE WEEK.
    1005 6 We notice that the anti-malaria films belonging to the Singapore Municipality are being screened at one of the local picture houses. We saw these films a short while ago and can at once describe them as highly instructive. They show clearly the fight which is being
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    632 6 The Uneon Football Club, Singapore has been d s^oJved. "Koon Ho Seah," Penang has been registered under the Societf-es Ordinance. Mr. A. Those th, Tracer, Dietr ct Office, Jasin, haa been dism eeed from the PubHc Servico. The Official Film Censor's chop on a cinematograph film entitled, "Million Dollar Mystery"
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    BIGAMY CHARGE.
    497 6 PRIEST TREATED AS HOSTILE WITNESS. Stern Cross-Examination. The pre' l mi nary enqurry into the case in which Joseph Samu:l Ambros?, an Indian overseer employed by thp Singapore Municipal <ty, stands charged at the instance of his Christian wife with bigam'cusly marrying her sister after renouncing the Christian
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    DARING ROBBERY.
    178 6 Thieves Follow Victims' Car. Another report of a dat<n?, highway robbery fg to harrxt. It is reported that while a Chinese man and womcin were oKvimg alori., Tn a Motor cairn Mandji-rotfd on Thursday night they were held up by two Mriays mho overtook them in a/ car.
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    60 6 A total of 238 deaths occurred in Singapore dur'ng the week end ng July 7, according to the tta cment issued by the P.C.M.0., the mortality rate being 27.45 per mille. The chief causes of death were phthisis 31. pneumonia 23, convulsion 22, and malaria fever and fever not specified
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    LETTER-BOX
    8 6 [We do sot opinions rrmnZr 4 den**.]
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    PRESENT DAY
    388 6 < T t K.i' Bir~Tf, e "PfxsvM 112 wrrt jfh((|((,if, anmsinc «I.! A\' wwl r mi Uk.; D)C mark.- lb, <wtf n •'< "(ii-yla, S -1, tfur'y Ju n thm ,y iv dtprvflti «j,, fll < lies of < local »*'b>» 11tai k„ ~m *j ItH'lin to'f- htt
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    28 6 untitled Wig next Ju y Vie or a Th at- r J formance on programme ru ti Mrs. G. M.A f Andrew-' Hi*** ron* are joyab'e var c.;.
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      483 6 f"BIS MASTER'S VOICE" 1 RECORDS I I SELECTIONS FROM OUR JULY LIST. I fj} 12-inch double-sided Plum Label, $3.00 5j ("Othello" Suite f Band of B. M. ru X C 10W J Parts land 2 S. Coleridge-Taylor (.Coldstream Guards q| S r FareweU. my Golden Love Jones an 1 Dawson
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      46 6 Ismail a. Raheem Diamond Merchant. Manufacturing Jeweller, Watchmaker, Engraver, Electroplater, Dealer in Precious Stones and Silverware 82-1 ft 82-2, BRAS BASAH ROAD, SINGAPORE. JEWELLERY Of ALL DESCRIPTION TO SUIT ALL POCKETS We Specialise m Loose Brilliants. Outstation orders promptly executed. PLEASE COMPARE OUR PRICES WITH OTHERS.
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    RUSSIA WILL SIGN.
    92 7 HOPEFUL TURN IN NEAR EAST AFFAIRS. SEEKING RECOGNITION. Reuter. ljoii&inno, Yesterday. K T'tf'l ,u the* ut th« Conference, jk^rcoing crrt.t- wcrrtwni *t »\»n*UMitinopl«? w'thin the specified 1 12" .ir reply t«imtariv«ral»l. rtiltemtitLl the (tose&n objections I,,i' thf t' .-'V" reps-rded &s most important. Lausanne, Later. A h<
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    U. S. AND CHESTER CONCESSION.
    88 7 Reuter. WwsHtaeVvn, Yes I end ay. v- H*fi*rtnn?nt. replying t< an inquiry to the Government's v* th the Chester Corwresaicii. denies that th« >Vf i -.ci-ivtrf and political a=«uranetis that it* the event |112 VM. r:, iiu t.'nvernment would be bound to defend the validity
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    SINGAPORE BASE.
    182 7 Riasea for Treaty Line. Reuter. I^\ uMtrrduy I ,'«v flv* it r >#*- <M»ate »is -M *1 t>h®L fr \N'j*fU)?U>ri x»Q «TV piokt* il I, t i .vrt iiU'-iido the r 11. \> rjU'il ou? I* Mil S'nt 'j» k,. i. i* i» 'u a> u-'i k- r»«f
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    IN MEMORIAM.
    45 7 r eath ''laced at Cenotaph by Strriet League. Reuter. I x>rttion n Ii i. wr.'Hth W. the •v di UV.cJiaV. „112 KUndera '"Wt 112 thi- British •r' I.'»uj?u 11 memory fl *n C-'Mirad»-*. AU delen ,v ""tfm'ftct of the League r '"'f'* -Uf'ttj'r
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    K.A.S. CENTENARY.
    39 7 K.A. S. CENTENARY. Honorary Oxford Degrees Conferred. Reuter. I* Tul Yi'MCniiiy. <! %V| *>'• i convucaI" r dtffree »112 h.,nurJ l"r•»».»., 112 k nir ,r on Lord tr r l-'hart»'* Klsot, in -i -h* eviilcnary of th* •> >wi« y K ur.i!r.
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    CAIRO MURDERS.
    41 7 Reuter. h M ai'v. Yftierda^, T- weri' 0 k:h BriL\£,y ,lVv n **M>tcnced to lr **re sen'■n I» r vitudi? ranjjint: u >'• 4»r% u Uf e t iV Oairo, Lwer. hVp 112 m n NVy "**-H utv af>j> -alingf.—
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    BANK AMALGAMATION.
    19 7 Reuter. tIW Y»,.erd,y. *i J 5 »>e Tata In■a f kT| n «1 rmlbhave mL 1 -hpt/jv^^
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    BANQUE INDUSTRIELLE.
    187 7 Address on Behalf of Berthelot. Reuter. Pan s. Yesterday,. The Banqutr Industrie!!»* d'Chine h ar::ig ha.-. been resumed. Counsel address Vig th- Court on behalf of Andre Berthe'oi receUhxi that the •>r'j»i>a! Tvp* rt of expert Doyen co?>'•'.utli I hiit the profits figuring 'n the K&nk\s balance sheet
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    RUM-RUNNER.
    64 7 Kaduskak Illegally Detained. Reuter. Boston, Yesterday* A confcrence of cuA.Oms and tt-caaury ojfic als, with the captain of th* coa«-. jjuard Cutter Ossipee, and the Oaptu n and couns>l of the Kaduskak. decided that the Kaduskak was iHegal'jy detained. The schoon.T has now proceeded to St. Pierre, hut the
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    COTTON MARKET.
    56 7 Texan Planters Arranging Loan. Reuter. New York, Yesterday. A p?pre®<ert;aTvvo from the bureau of nhe cotton association, cpmpratfnjr 30,000 Te**i\ planters, is »t present in New York for the purpose of ari'angtng a loan of $40 mMtons, with a view to finriiMsing a 00-operativ*? effort m markeJingf a
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    STRIKE ENDING.
    44 7 Dockers and Meat Carriers Resume Work. Reuter. lx>rxion, YesterdayThe dock strike in «j>i>arently artthe resumption of work at. LivtrpaoH 1 the dockers at Manchester have decided to tv.wne Th* str k nsr Sm'«hfi«£d mcac carrier* liave aUo iwvlved to recuni >o work.
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    FAMOUS REBEL SHOT.
    34 7 Villi Kifled by his Followers. Reuter. Chihuahua, Yesterdc.y. The famous Mexican" Rebel TlSm, was shot dead in the course of a fracas arising out of his followers dissatisfaction a non-pa ymcwt.—
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    MARKS "NOSEDIVE"
    222 7 FRANTIC SCENES ON THE BOURSE. Reichsbank's Action. Reuter. Lorutar*, Yesterday. Marks ,n London reach IV* millior. —iimiter, BiftrMu, Yesterday. There wore ffditic scones on the Bourne» on account of the effort* to convert merles into fortijn cutty ncoa, which cttlmina'ed in IWchsbank threatening »n cease to dizoount bills
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    BRITISH NOTE.
    234 7 Draft Reply Completed. Reuter. Lami m, Y«l erday. The draft of the British reply, ami tho coverjngr nolo, hnv* ln»en cornpitted onj wrU probabfy be reeeivid by the Frerarh Government fco-inor-fpw. They will also lx- servt to Brussels Rome, Tokyo and Washington a I the eaitiest, Reutcr. Paris.
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    FRANCE AND U. S.
    20 7 Reuter. Washington, Y«rterday. France and tihe United States have renewed the arbitraton treaty for five years.—Renter.
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    70 7 We are indebted to the "Nanyo Nichi-NTcbi Shimbwn" for the following: Tokio July 19. It is expected that the Foi\? gn Office will ask expenditure* for the new tstabV'shments of Spanish and Danish Embassies in the next Budget. A bill on 30 pr cemt. curtailment of spinning
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    18 7 Reuter. New York, Yesterday* Mauffhan has- abandoned h e flight at RDcksprin«H, Wyoming, owrng to broken o'l-p:pe<— Reirter
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    BIRTH CONTROL LIBEL
    161 7 DR. MARIE STOPES WINS APPEAL. Judgment for £100. Reuter. Lyndon, Ye erday. 'Ph. Appeal Go tin has (trowed the a; ptfll of Dr. Mar.e Stop?» oot's. Judgment' Wen entered for her for a £UH) whlb half tho taxed costs of .he action. —Reuter. In Marvh Dr. Marie
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    MALACCA NOTES.
    183 7 Police Inspector Fined. Th s week an interesting case came off when Police Inspector Barry was charged with assaulting Dr. B. H. Ong. It was alleged that on Ju'y 3, at 11 pjn., tihe accused went up to a private car belor.gng to Dr. Onjr which wa-- lying
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    OVERLOADED LAUNCH.
    108 7 Case in Marine Court. Before the Master Attendant, Cap'ain Ca lehrop-Calthrop, A. M.. R. N., in the Marine Court yesterday, Mr. Soh Peng Tort, owner of the steam launch Hong F)atrt was charged with allowing an excessive number of passengers to travel on board his vessel to Johore
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    VICTORIA THEATRE.
    50 7 Jack c Coogan. gl that star production "Oliver TwJlst" now showing at the Victoria Theatre is continung to draw good houses. Jackie is a oust gifted and adorable boy tfm] none should fail to see him. There will be a matinee this afternoon beudes the regular night show.
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    135 7 New York. Yesterday.—A grand jury xitl cu-d a prunnintm eiTic nl of the New York state anti-Saloon league to be changed witih Jarceny and forgery and has. requeued Vbe legislative to investigate into the League's ae.tivid e.s. The accused pleaded not guitty UDd was released on bail!. In h's htaKjh
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    COMPANY MEETING.
    798 7 NEW SCUDAI LTD. The first annual gen i i! meeting nf the New Scudai Ltd,, wr>« helrf at noon yofjtarday a* 1 the'r rcg»6U*red offlcxs 64 —66, Market-atreeL Mr. J. M. Sime pre**iel «nd the olhern present wore Measrs. J. A. Elisa Gaw Khuk Khian E. A. Edgar,
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    227 8 LAWN TENNIS. YOUNG MALACCA CUP. (By Rover.) Tho tournament M connection with a handsome silver trophy presented by Mr. C. F. Beamish for compe ition among the town tennis players of Malacca m now in full swing. The competition 'is run on almost identical lines Wth the
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    MALAYAN TOURNAMENT.
    143 8 (By Rover.) Ths iear saw a very poor number of entries for the Malayan Singles Tennis Championship there be ng only six entran's. Tbe resUJts were as follows: Foo Tee Lan beat E. C. Bateman by 6—o; B—6. C. F. Gomes beat H. C. Bati*r by C-3; 5—7;
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    MALAYAN CHAMPIONSHIP. MONDAY'S TIES.
    52 8 Singles—Semi-Final. S.C.C—Khoo Hooi Hye vs. S. Nakamura (uo finish). Doubles Championship. S.R.C. 1.—Mamo and Sonehara vs. Sinclair and Kleinman. S.R.C. 2.—Asano, and Koizumi vs. Singam and Rajah. «JLC 3.—Wheatley and de Souza vs. Choon Leong and Kctng Tye. TUESDAY'S TIE. Singles—Final. Khoo Hooi Hye or Nakamura
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    CRICKET.
    139 8 ENGLISH MATCHES. London, Yesterday. lords The Gentlemen versus 'Players maitch was drawn. The former put up 451 runs for 9 wickets and declared. Stevons made 122 runs t»nd Lyon 120. The Players put up »228 runs, Heanne contributing 69. 1 captured 5 wickets for 49 runs, Tbe Players in
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    ATHLETICS.
    22 8 The anaual uthlet-c eporU i>f ihe St. Inatiuuti' >n will be held on Batur&ty, July 28, commencing at 2 4G pm.
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    THE TURF.
    335 8 PENANG RACES. (From Our Own Correspondent). Penang, To-day. The entries for the first day's races are as follows. Races Nos. 1, 4 and 6. Horace L, Kennerfy, Highway, Frstawaiy, Helanel', Prudentious, Astrico, Observation, Victrola, Red Tape, Carrie B, St. fl",tz, Distour, Sunsprite, Lady Nim, Gin Sling, Queen of
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    BILLIARDS.
    84 8 8. J. O. B. The St. Joseph's» Old Boys Will arris tournament final will be played off at 4 p.m. to-day between Tham Cheng Hoe and J. Chong Wenj; *t the club house. Entries are i*>w open for A and B hand cap -/rvgles and will close rm Augowt
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    GARRISON TOURNAMENT.
    50 8 The final of the Gari\son billiards tournament, between S. Sgt. Obee. R.A.O.C. ami Spr Han's, H.E., will bo pbtyed aL the Sergeant*' Mush, Tallin, on Wedtresduy, July 25, commencing at 715 p.m. H. E. the G.O.C. hca kindly consented Ko present ti"#e Cup and prvaes after the fame.
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    ROWING.
    70 8 R. S. Y. C. In the Row ng Regatta to be held to-day, the following Races will take place:— International Fours; Great Britain vs. Australia and New Zealand; Club Fmrs; Club Pairs. The course will be inside the Breakwater, and launches will leave Johnston's Pier at 4.45 p.#. in
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    BOXING.
    113 8 WILLARD KNOCKED OUT. Now, Jersey, July 13. —Firpo, the Argent* vx? heavy-weight, knocked out Wiiiard, former champrkm of the world in the ft.ihth round. St Hi expected that Firpo will now be matcher) aga»nat Dempsey. Benny Leonard Win*. Fluladelpha, July Xl.—Benny Leonaid, the ilghtweigiht champ on, nought Alex. Hart,
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    ROZARIO ACCEPTS.
    40 8 A"j announced on Thursday night at the h. xl ng show Claude Rozar.o accepts the challenge of Van der Slherrat, the DutchiEuras-ian who has dhaljonged him. The fight vtiD probably take place on Tuesday at the Manila Shows.
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    END OF BIG PURSES.
    199 8 Dempsey's Next Fight. The "Canton Daily News" has the following wireless messages from America: Great Falls: Dempsey has gone home to Salt Lake to visit hla mother and expects to be in New York by August to r sume training to meet eitlher Willa or the
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    DEMPSEY'S TRAINING CAMP.
    133 8 Jack Dempsey, heavy-weight champion has leased Great Falls Park, for a training camp at which he will prepare for his fight with Tom Gibbons at Shelby <,n July 4. The house at the park has e ghteen rooms, and there is ample space for a ring and
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    THE WILDE-VILLA CONTEST.
    173 8 Jinumy Wilde, Cardiff, the world's efoamjr.ou fty-weiflht b»xer, arrived at New York on Mwy 19, in the Aquitan:a, M to prepare for a title match with Pancho Villa, of the Philippines, ai th« Poflo Grounds on Juno 10. Accompany in# the Wolehman were h e wife, Mb
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    BECKETT TO PAY £1,000 GUARANTEE.
    61 8 London, July 4.— There is a new instalment l»n the Beckett-Wilson sesilal. Wilson has ifiiven an ultimatum to Beckertttj, vtrJtil Saturday, to deposit £1,000 as a guarantee for his appearance. The French B:xmg Federation has not! fietf Siki and Oarpentier that they must sign a
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    ANOTHER OPPONENT FOR DEMPSEY.
    37 8 London, July 4—The American promoter Tax O'Rourke searching fcr a prospective opponent for Dempsey has selected for itonaitvng Constahlie Moron frcm Bristol who is 6% feat fa he'Usit and weighs 15 to ettone.
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    FOOTBALL
    432 8 NO CHANGE IN OFFSIDE LAW. Meeting of the F. A. Lrt/ruloti, June 7. The Pari .anient of Football h«« jtiet met and completed all the r«r-nang-emenia for the opening of next season the hast Sui urduy n Aujfus:. A drastic alteration in the off-aide law wr.ts eunteni plaited. It
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    RIFLE-SHOOTING.
    45 8 BISLEY MEET. London, Yesterday. At Bis"ey, after four tied, each with 97 points, Lieutenant J. Elcood, late of the Royal Flying Corps won tfhe shoot-off for the National Rifle Association Silver Medal for the highest aggregate in the second stage of the King's prize.—Reuter.
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    MORE THAN THEY COULD CHEW.
    149 8 The world c* full of examples of pnop'iu gprha in the common term» of T>it off more than they could chew, who buckled a jub too or entirely ur-auiud for them, and who failed m. the attempt. A uaoe .n point is that c»f uhM
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    NEW RAW RUBBER TUBE.
    339 8 MORE DETAILS. Reference was made recem-tily to the new inner tube makte of raw rubber patented in Ceylon, and further dotal'ls are now to hand. The tube ia' made of ordinary sheet rubber, specially re-inforced where the tube liies on tihe mm and beads of the
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    WOMEN PLAY FOOTBALL IN THE STREET.
    71 8 Magistrate Ad vines Them To Form a Team. For the first Una in the records of Aberdeen Police Court, the magistrate had before h m two- women charged with playing fool hall in the streets. Both women gui.ty to the offence. Ln admonishing them
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    MUCH ADO.
    196 8 Mux Beerbohm's off ending l cartoons depicting King Edward with a harp, a halo, and a corpora ton. and the Prince of Wales marrying "Flossie" in his dotage, have been withdrawn from the Leicester Galleries at the artist's request. P.trhans neither of these wftti'y daring drawings was in
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    56 8 Orders for week ending July 29: Sunday July 22.—Church Parade at Wesley Church. Parade at Zetland House, 8.30 a.m. Monday July 23.—Individual Troops Parade. Wednesday July 25.—Officers and Senior Patrol Leaders, Raffles Ground, 5.15 p.m. Thursday July 26.—Band Practice, 5.15 p.m. Friday July 27.—Route March Parade V.M.C.A.,
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    WIRELESS PLEASANTRIES.
    201 9 Dicky's Birthday. Compared wi;h ahe ord nary teie* phone "lisfcenfng-in" suffers from Jhe great disadvantage that one cannot answer back—a defect rec tntly appreciated to the full by a South London resident. Someone s nt to "QLO" an ar:fullywoided letter to the effect that a certain, day was
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    TOO MANY PHYSICIANS.
    103 9 Ther.- is a faimiliar 6tory about a woman who had been ahTcted. for twet've years about whom we rea,j that: "She had suffeavd ma/ny things of many physicians, and spent all that she had. and was nothing bettered but rather worse." China is like that woman. It
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    992 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED ll* THE MARKET. Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotations: Singapore, July 21. RUBBER, STERLING SHARES. Mail Quotations. Issue value of shares shown after name of company. Allagar 2s 1(3 Anglo-Java 2s 3|-Anglo-Malay 20a I|3|o Ayer Kuning
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    TRACING CRIMINALS.
    428 10 BY DUDLEY SIDDALL. Now York: Three Dane*, one a young" woman, have come to New York to tell the National Polce Conference how the world can be shrunk into a smaller space for professional crooks. They are here at Police Commissioner Enright'e special Invitation to demonstrate a newly
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    MODERN DANCES.
    236 10 A Teacher's Protest. London: At the annual conference of the British Asscciation of Teachers of Dana.ng tihe provident aaid that he wondered how much longer the art of dancing to be prostituted youngpeople degraded, and the country Shocked by tragedies which were due to the granting of dance
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      638 12 NOTICE. MUNICIPAL NOTICE. The Commissioners of the Municipally ©f Singapore invite tenders for the arection of cine Terrace Houses at Jalan Tambah. Plans and specification may -he seen and a form of tender obtained at ■the Municipal Architect's Office during office hours. Tenders to be delivered to :the Municipal Secretary
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      420 12 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LTD. HEAD OFFICE I »4. MARKET STREET. BRANCHES: Penang 85 Beach Street. Malacca 131 Jonker Street. Muar 77-79 Jalan Suleiman. Batu Pahat 109 Jalan Rahamat. Palembang 10. Mfc AGENCIES AT: London, New York, San Francisco, Batavia, Sourabaya, Semarang, Shanghai, Hongkong. Amoy.. Pontiaaak and Traag. CAPITAL,
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      426 12 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (Incorporated in England by Royal Charter 185».) Paid up Capital in 600,000 Shares of £5 each £8,000,000 Reserve Fund £3,700,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3,000,000 BANKERS: Bank of England. London Joint City and Midland Bank, Ltd. Westminster Bank Ltd. National Provincial and
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      437 12 BANKS. LEE WAH BANK, LIMITED, 18, SOUTH CANAL ROAD. Capital Authorised $10,000,000 Capital Issued 3,333,000 Capital Paid up i,616,9G0 Reserve Liability of I Shareholders 1,713,040 I Board of Directors. I Eu Tong Sen, Eaq., 0.8. E. (Chairman.) Oheong Yok Choy, Esq Ng Sing Phang, Esq. Dr. Ho Siu Kan. Li
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