Malaya Tribune, 16 August 1923

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol. X. -No. 191 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1923 FIVE GENTS. The Malaya Tribune. THURSDAY. AUGUST 16, 1923.
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      248 1 t.i.jimimaWWOßMwm i-' I THE TRIBUNE SHI ?PING N GAZETTE. 345 Ed torial Dept. r»: p, 71 >i.ina?eral Dept. RATES. I sl rr i\ \PVANCE PAYABLE < s 5 $15.00 3.75 2 per garter Postal -tra 50 cU. P ?r month. I i i i i v i ni" 11 i
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      142 1 ROOMS TO LET 2hi Floor MEDICAL HALL BUILDING. Apply to Medical Bali, Ltd., I 23, BATTERY 1 OAD SINGAPORE. Solid finished case. k Fitted to htfl*' 4 doubles:d«d 10- 'n? Records. Motor plays 124b. Records. Weight 9 1 lbs. SPECIAL OFFER $47.50 THE ARISTOCRAT OF PORTABLE GRAMOPHONES (Made i.t London)
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      179 1 I Youthful Sight at Forty-five. I B and L Bitex Bifocal Glasses for near ar.d far vision. I THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO., I I 15, South Canal Road, Singapore, j r urn i in iiiimiiiii^ l A Household Necessity Libby's Condensed Milk—the Flying Ox Head Brand —contains all the nourishing
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    "POLITICAL STORM" IN THE PHILIPPINES.
    744 2 A SERIOUS STATE OF AFFAIRS. Manila, July 17.-Mr.nyi., and Philippine generally lies today in the dead calm wake of a receding political storm which broke around the Government balding yesterday, and directly in the path of another approaching. Politicians are busy to-day taking sock of
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    POETS OR ARCHITECTS.
    293 2 Which Have flhe Greater Claim Immortally? Speaking at a gartering in Ediaburgh in connection with the Annual Conference of the Rbyel Ins'ltufca of Bri.fch Architects, Mr. T. P. Marwick, president of the Incorporator of Archlrec.B in Scotland, said they were taking prel minary siepe to obtain a
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    SUITOR'S SUICIDE AT GIRL'S DOOR.
    215 2 Coroner on Breken Engagements. In despair because his lif-4.cee had br ften off the engagement, a young ma.i named Edwin Leon Beranger, cf Dynham-road, Hampstead, poisoned himself outside his sweetheart's house !w Malvern-road, K'lburn. Wi.mie M'jody Md the Kilburn coroner yesterday that after a quurrel
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      463 2 I Itching Rashes I Suffered Three Years, but Germolene Relieved Immediately and Soon Completely Cured. §Mr. W. J. Rodhouse, 3d, Orohard«treet. Estate, Westminster, London. BwW.lt Eng.. 6ays "1 had suffered with eczema on my teg for about three years when I first tried Germolene. From the first application I got
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      125 2 THE DARKENING SHADOW. Have you commenced to feel shooting, throbbing pains, darting through your face and your temples —Can't sleep, awake all nightworry, suffer, fret That's the story of Neuralgia—the darkening shadow that can be banished by the application of Little's Oriental Balm. Rub into the face, or wherever the
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      630 2 TOLD fiV THE PARISH PRIEST. 9 At Canasi, in. Cuba, lives the Reverend Father Teodoro Vllanueva, a priest who, like so many others of his cloth, is a "father" '«n deed as well as in name to the members of hs flock. Hence it arose that ha became intenes ed
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      301 2 I THE motor mum INSURANCE Co i Ir corpora ted in England.) I MOroa VEHICLES.—Our comprehensive nni I every risk. i M DON'T WAIT UNTIL THE ACCIDENT HAPPfkc 1 INSURED NOW." NS^ rd FIRE.—Buildings, Dwellings, Godowns. Rent P jfl Trade etc. Wec S MARINE.—Cargoes to all Ports. S Moderate Premiums.
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    RADIO AND EINSTEIN.
    570 3 MYSTERIES CLEARED t n Psycholog sts agree tt'. tat in the case of the great major ty individuals, visual impressions persist the longe?* and are the best media of nstruct"/ n Motion pictures make their practically universal appeal because of th s, and motion pictured have recently
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    WRITER OF SONGS TO WED AT 76.
    114 3 Mr. Weatherly Who Wrote The Stop of Be«hlehem." Well known ad a barr ster and famous as a wrflur of .songs. Mr. Fred E. Wcatheriy, of Bath is to marry shortly Mrs. Miriam Bryan, widow of John Bryan, of Llanfechan, Montgome? yshire. Mr.
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    41 3 The electric flat iron is the biggest item among electrical appliances used in the home. Over six million are in use in the United Stages and in 1920 atone tfce output was more than two million, with a value of $17,000,000.
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    THE DANGEROUS AGE.
    381 3 ||L*!OUR CAN SAVE THE SITIATION. We have icached th. Dangeious Age. when that quest'on crops up "Is my inning? n.arly over?" Immediately we cease to we life as it we se c it as it was and as we would 1 ke ;t to be again. Tp
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    TEN POLYGLOT LONDON PARSONS.
    264 3 I'reaciiers (or Foreign" Miss on at Home. A new Chinese mis 'on is to be s'ar'od ttt a few (''ty's tine —in London. It is not gener;' y realised th A. Christ amity >• proai hod in London by missionaries who .peak lb* different 'r.npua.tc. "Tllls
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    49 3 Sixteen uses for an electric fan! That* the number thus .far discovered. The list sta/t* v\ ith the function of drying frosting on cakes. It con-clude»-with that of craating a draft tot the furnace. Keeping cool and keeping warm are, of course, included. Sounds paradoxical, but 'n?te«d it's actual.
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      235 3 THF KING OF SPIRITS^ THE SPIRIT OF KINGS. First made in 1745, 4 N.|. Clvb 1 has borne a great reputation ever since George IV declared it his favourite whisky. Its mellow flavour, such as only perfect l ageing' can impart, appealed alike to William IV. «N. J. Club quality
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      500 3 I j An Invalueible Remedy for Sciatica, Sprains lli^[?^^^^ ore Throat Ne v ralgi a&c 4 Kept ready at hand in I J thousands of homes to -ri.MjK-ii.il Km pain *$M 53* Do not experience thai excruciating pain fIS 5 (P»A I a u am 11 can Ix rel »eved
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    620 4  -  COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Footlight." MARLBOROUGH. This weeks programme at the Marlborough which commenced last nigihit has two splemidid 'Paramount productions featuring tiwa Singapore favourites. "She couldn't Help it," Miss Bebe Dan'els la-teat p cture play is piquanit with refreshing humour, well-sprinkled with thril'ls
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    53 4 In a bulletin on "Lighting in Relation to Safety," the Edison Lamp Work, of the GaneratttEleetric Company Inc. shows wtiat carefully Planned light ng systems in i nduBtrial shops can do towards safe-guarding the workman and faciltoting his work. Electric I ghting, the bulletin states, does th s better than
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      403 4 amients' LYING LIPS are crying lips Oh The light that lies in woman's eyes And lies and lies and lies. Empire Cinema OFFERS An Associated Producers' Special Attraction LYING LIPS Thomas H. Ince's vivid drama of life and love with HOUSE PETERS and FLORENCE VJDOR. They spoke their own in
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      420 4 AMUSEMENTS. ALHAMBRA From Thursday, August 16. to Tuesday. August 21. Id the Second Show at 9 p.m. sharp His Fiery Beat A 2 Reel Fox Comedy. Topical Budget British Screen News. A WONDERFUL PRESENTATION. A First National Attraction-THOMAS H. INCE PRESENTS Marguerite De La Motte, Milton Sills John Bowers in
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      488 4 AMUSEMENTS^ "GAIETY" CHANGE OF PROGRAMME Vj \J JVj i NORTH BRirrr Ist Show at 7.30 sharp D *M,Z Grand oWning0 Wning International News No. 17. SATURDAY, the THE GREii DIAMOND QUEEN SYDNEY hl\ SERIAL AND Episodes 14, 15 and 16. I CYSTIC DOLoift SIX REELS PRESESTIS& TBE SENSATION 2nd Show
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    12 5 ARRIVALS. Augu-t I* taaas*. L igga. Keba I tar.-' Ia
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    CLEARANCES.
    40 5 August 14. ba I via ports, a a Muar. I. > ten .am via P. aa i via ports. York v a I ■pt i n-ts. via pons. S lya via poatt. Upt -v.a ports. wot Sin< p via port*.
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    EXCHANGE.
    59 5 Snig re. Aug. 16. L':. a— i.- 2a 4 5,32 d 8l 4 116 d int: months' sight 2s 4%4 Ifckr. Ira 174% Hoa^kcßg— Wted draft 2\ p.c. Disc. Skughaf 75% la>asfo, 140 drafl 10i) I""" m Mag rat. $8.54 4 p.c L i SI 116 E Singapore, Any;.
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL.
    44 5 '<»s Current Prices. "J ,as Brlltant $0.20 $4.80 $4 80 s P c two drama $4.10 per un "t cf 4 Imperial lons n tin) $2.48 $2.48 I $2.40 j $2.33 k $2.00 *o. M to ,r -Pint ?a $0.85
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    LOCAL SHARE & PRODUCE MARKET.
    637 5 LOCAL SHARE PRODUCE MARKET. TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS Tin :,ca; twV $93.50 pet 120 tons s, .Id. LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT Tin.—£185.5.0. Up 255. Rubber— Is. 3%d, unchanged Rubbers— Parttai. 85 to 90 eenta, Sandycrof'js $1.80 to $1.90, Lunas $7.90 to $8.10, Cragieleas 68 to 72 cente, Brogas 70 lo 75 cen's
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    84 5 C. of C Rubber Association. Singapore, Aug. 16. Tale Crepe Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers. Spot Latest London Cables quote. London Spot.— Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers Spot 51 51% September 52% 52% Oct to Dec 56 56% Jan to March 58 58% Latest London Cables quote
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      244 5 MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF V sflletl rubber I'tH.tim situate at i «o lau vdUcoa, ||I toted witu rub!>er im* pr.ii;i ;illy nil id bearing fj be nsil )y Pu'jiic Aucti .n at our oni Nj tl, P"imCr.»ss -feet, Slalicci. Oo Tjursd tj, September 6, at 12 noon. PARTICULARS. All that piece
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      361 5 *m»«iti»ni!iiuiiiiiiiHii»aiii«itiiuf!iiJit!iiiimiiiniMu»«iuii«iii»iuiiiiuiuii^«« SPECIAL j ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY 1 AT THE I I NEW WORLD j I Friday August 17, at 9.30 p.m. j THE KING OF STRONG MEN. I THE MODERN SAMSON, ELMO THE MIGHTY OUTDONF. as The Man who was Match for Hackenschmidt. i I $1000 Reward to any one who
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    1078 5 T > day, u u j6 Kemaman, Kta'a Dunrufl B J* 8 1 Kong Ho 2 mi -atuPahat 41*1*01* 2 p.m. 1 HsttsT,* Colombo, Aden,* Massawa,* Suez.* Port Said,* Bnindis',* Venice* Trieste* Duchessa d' Aosta 2 pm Penang,* Rangoon Madras npura 3 p.m. Penang 'Roggeveen 3 p.m. Malacca
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    66 5 a.m.. U P nv n w Aug. 17. a m.. 1.41 p.m. Denick't 13-30 pi*-"* ward ni" 1 j£S Bell< Au 2 u-t IS. v, a.m.. 2 23 p.m. f\ m lotus duo. S'pore «A pi i: s. c C. Si onrto, Raffles, Nu:dav August 19. i
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    KEEP UP THE DEMAND!
    733 6 We are glad to see our Penang contemporary, the "Straits Echo," entering the field on behalf of free English education. We have kept this isubject to the fore regularly during the past year, because the demand is universal among the several British communities bo.n and bred
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    THE WARWICK APPEAL.
    143 6 Dismissed With Costs. (From Our Own Correspondent^. Penjing, Yesterday. In the Appeal Court the hearing was concluded before Chief Justice Sir Walter Shaw, Mr. Justce F. Barrett-Le-jnard and Mr. Justice Brown of the. appeal by Mr. Edgar Warwick ftgafevt the judgment of Mr. Justice Sproule in favour
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    "MALAYAN CHRONICLE."
    102 6 Replenished with articles under the usual headings "Art and Literature," "Scientific Gleanings." "Political Notes etc.. the "Malayan. Chronicle" comes out with its second issue, a copy of which we have received and acknowLdg? with thanks. The issue contains an interesting l fe sk.tch of, the late Pros dent
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    AN ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.
    135 6 The Great Sydney Da'i and Myst c Dolore who have been eng <ged by the management of the Sur> v Theatre are appeal nu f, r ac week ce-nvmenc-irtg m Saturday August 18. The Great Sydney Dan is gu ng to attempt a thriller ci Saturday
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    THE SACRIFICIAL ALTAR.
    77 6 Pubic men sometimes complain of the sacrifices they are compelled to make in the service of the state. Occasionally they refer to the trivial nature of the compensation they receive for performing the offices to which they have been called. Yet few of them are slow in
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    212 6 The Anglo-Chinese Free School will re-open on Wednesday, August 22. Kemmerer, Wyoming, Yesterday. Of 135 men entombed only twentynine have hitherto beep rescued, but seventy dead have beea courted.— Reuter. The Deputy Controller of Labour, Pen rg, send us the following: Recruiting has been generally resumed in Madras Presidency bait
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    THE CHETTY CASE.
    823 6 STIFF CROSS-EXAMINATION OF FIRST COMPLAINANT. Alleged Forgeries. The third police court was again the scene .of a large number cf chetties and otlhers interested when the preliminary enquiry into the case in which A. R. S. Veerapa Ooetty of Market-street stands charged aa three counts of forgery
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    PENANG COMMISSION
    187 6 OIIGIII 10 lProm ur sJ of the sptt'al M i pmm mm****,, Pal taken wWI regard <he enclosing of the Malaya, rosult«ig n l o the club to the s m? 1 permit, and caT rg ,1 within 24 hours. The Passed and givon to the r* 1
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    THE MINISTER'S
    100 6 An old Sco'.ch minister «afl at h s k'rk found Going into the vestry he ■pparitor to go and pr;c2ftM In a wry shcit '.hue :bt m^H "Ye forgo., sir, Day, and the shopkeepers me r.AC snuff." hi- expiiwt "If there's nae srraff. 'icufl prea:-h':ixg 'Ac day." rtfiai
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    A MODERN SAMSON
    71 6 There wl\ be a Hew Work! to-morrow s 'j in the sh ;pe t»: a pci-foi-m manvlcrus fer-tscs such as benduf hands and lif n- tsw little ftrjor. J "seeing Is believing/ W sured iKat if hey P u: into practac< LJicy 1|B( j what they si-.
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      87 6 Ismail A. Raheem Diamond Merchant. Manufacturing Jeweller, Watchmaker, Engraver, Electroplater, Dealer in Precious Stones and Silverware 82-1 82-2. BRAS BASAH ROAD, SINGAPORE. JEWELLERY OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS TO SUIT *ALL POCKETB We Specialise in Loose Brilliants. Outstation orders promptly executed. PLEASE COMPARE OUR PRICES WITH OTHERS. THE PROPRIETORS OF Lactogen beg
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    DE VALERA CAPTURED.
    374 7 TROOPS SURROUND HIM ON ELECTION APPEARANCE PANIC AMONG CROWD. Reuter. London, Yesterday. Pc VaJera se-tnied aJJ doubts as to whether he will participate in by making h s promised appearance at an open air meeting th i afternoon- He drove up in an open car undisguised and
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    U.S. AND LIQUOR SHIPS.
    70 7 Awaiting Supreme Court Decision. Reuter. W;: Kington. Yesterday. I: unced thlat the general p.cy f the Goveif ment r.galnst the vi.rg rumrunners outside the :r-r n: v i'n: t \v il not be changed. [A? a rv-ult the "Marion Mother n yesterday, the Treasury office state
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    TIDAL WAVE.
    40 7 Mam Live- Lost in Korea. Reuter. Seoul, Yesterday Han '-<is of lives have been lost, t over thousand by dis-l-trou> tidal waves on west of Korea. .f houses have been sweprt a <. much damage done to sh» pP*?.—Reuter.
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    "SINGAPORE AMENITIES."
    221 7 s v witi which cases "wDery, cash and other wn w ported fa SirliaBttOfeha suggests that s "peedißC up n the BetUment In the \mtmt taropea fmn i niml r jewellery he value of $195 w nee, Singapore b f the number of 4 W take place in
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    ENGLISH WHOLESALE PRICES.
    24 7 Drop in July. Lorxton, Yesterday. The general level of wholesale pr«ces in Br tain, fell to 1.8 per cent, in July.
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    U. S. AND MEXICO.
    41 7 Signing of Treaty. Reuter. Mexico City, Yesterday. The Racords of the conference between the representatives, of the Unite# States and Mexico, embodying an agreement designed to enabJe the resumption of diplomatic relations were signed this afternoon. —Reuter.
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    71 7 We are indebted to the "Nanyo Nichi-Nichi Shimbun" for tbe following: T.kio, Tuesday. Viscount Ishii Kikujiro, Mr. Adashi Minei-sh.ro and Mr. Ariyoshi Akira have been appointed w t Japanese delegation to the League of Nat'ons' meeting at Geneva. The dcKth occurred from cerebral apoplexy, sustained dufing sea
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    COMPULSORY EDUCATION.
    219 7 Although rhe local Government have expressed themselves ;n favour of free pr mary eddcation. they have not\ as yet, put "their declaration into practice. Enlightened public opinion has unm stakably pronounced itsdlf in favour of compulsory education. No country can ever flourish or make qts mark as a
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    CHINA'S FUTURE.
    237 7 MEASURES TO SUPPRESS TUCHUNS. General's Letter. London, Yesterday, tromg measures to suppress Tuchun rule is the principal feature of a scheme, propounded by Brig-Gen. Bruce in a tetter to the "Times for soV*s China's presem. problem of' Asmtegrration. He says that if nothing is done the rita ntep-afen
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    POWERS' NOTE CRITICISED.
    176 7 Reuter. London, Yesterday. The "Times" in a leading article, says that it docs not believe that the Powers' note to CM na will have the slightest effect. It criticises the formal Ytty ?f phrase and argument of the document, wh'ch it says decefve» nobody in China aind
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    JAIL STORMED.
    48 7 Reuter. Berln, YesterdJ y. A message from Halle sayis that a mob stvrmed the j-3i:l at Zeitz, smashed the doors, opened the cells arnd liberated all the pi'smiers —Reuter. Berlin, Yestercfliy. Tlie Reichstag lus adopted a bill providlg for the Itesue of an rnteimil geld lean.—Reuter.
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    MAN'S TEMPERATURE RISES AFTER DEATH.
    75 7 Curious Phenomenon in Victim of Sunstroke. A case of the rise of temperature after death was mentioned at a Maryleborne nqu-ist yesterday en Leo Arno3d, 51 employed alti Claridge'a Hotel W. who died from heat stroke* Dr. Reginald Peat, hoixse surgeon ait Middlesex Hospital said
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    "COURTING DISASTER."
    66 7 Coroner on Danger of R ding Pedal Cycles in London Street". People who rode pedal tycles to the streets of Landed n «wadays were courting disaster, declared the Lambeth Coroner yesterday, at »1 inquest on Obarles S. Pollard, 25. of Walworth, who skidded on the tram lines and
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    47 7 The interesting announcement is made by the Smithsonian Institute, of Washington, D. C, that if the service rendered these days by electricity and steam for citizens of the Un'ted States wa* performed entirely by hand power, it would require thirty slaves for every person in the country.
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    SMUTS ON RUHR.
    97 7 THINKS AMERICA MAY INTERVENE. "Grave Beyond Words.'* Bloemfcntein Yesterday In a speech Premier Smuts, referring to tJhe Ruhr, appealed to South Afr ca to stand in sympathy with Bntai i in the effort to Save Eur. pe from destruct'on tfad exhorted all the nations to rally round
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    CHAOS CONTINUES.
    223 7 Reuter. Berlin, Yesterday. Stresemacvi only vaguely referred to the possJb.lity of the resumption of reparations after an unrestrcted edmin'stration of the Ruhr was assured to Germany, all imprisoned Germans released, and Germany given breatH'ng space and provided that the burdens imp sed permit the cont nuance of the
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY.
    261 7 List of New Books. In addition to a selection of new fiction the following- works have been added to tht Raffles Library and will be available for issue on Saturday. Aug. 18, at 9 a.m. Annual Register, 1922. Bennett (Arnold) How to make the bjst of Life (2
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    TRADE IN D. E. I.
    96 7 BRITISH FIRM'S LAND PURCHASE. Increasing Interest. Reuter. Hague, Yesterday. The a- nual report of the Java Bank refers to the increasing interest of foreign bostiessmen in the Dutch East Indies, mentioning particularly the purchase of 35,499 *cres, mostly cult\<Ued land, by a British cc\.cer.i. The
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    SAHARA EXPEDITION.
    554 7 Capt. Hue ha nan's Great Trek. Valuable zoolog'-cal have t*en made by the RooTiKßucheman expeddfon to tbe Sahara. a|nd Captain Angus Buchanan, who arrived \n London recently, showed a representatCve cf "The Tumos" at the Natural 1 Hisi.ory South Kcmsing'on, a number of sped mens of mammals, •nchiding
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    LIQUOR ON SHIPBOARD.
    87 7 No doubt many diplomatic tvti o'lher aifficu'tt) «3 WM be overcome by means of that see'i'on of th* regulation stipulating %mt a amount cf liquor is to be allowed for medical purposes It a a provlakm providing a loophole which may be enlarged to ai'most indefinite dimensions
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES
    790 8  -  FOOTBALL. SINGAPORE AND MALAYA CUP. PRATICE GAME AGAINST GARRISON. By "Reflex." The eleven aeloctud to represent y ngapore aga i"i»t Malacca on S>a.urday gave a very hopeful dl splay on the Padang yesterday afternoon in a practice match against a form dahle combcied team of the R.
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    THE TURF.
    521 8 THE AUTUMN RACES. AN EXCELLENT PROGRAMME. Th- Singapore Sports Chib will hold their Auturrm Race Meeting on the 16th, 18th and 20th October next. Nine races will be run each day. The Governor's Cup Race wUI be run for on the first day the Alan Loke Cup Race
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    YACHTING.
    40 8 BRITAIN WINS CUP. London, Yesterday. At Ryde America won the fifth British-American Cup race. EngL nd noiw leads by 105 points to 74.— Reuter. Ryde, \esrevday. Britain won the Brit'sh-Amer can Yachting Cup by 129 points to SO. —Reuter.
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    POLO.
    13 8 (From Our Own Correspondent). Penang Yesterday. GodflSes won the Sweelee Challenge Cup.
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    CRICKET.
    471 8 NOTES BY "WAYFARER." The 'eagu? fixture between the S. C. C. and the Service came off on the Padang last Saturday, and ended in a draw. The wet weather had its effect on the play, and the «coring was iow and the cricket dutll. Dr. Sddona, after hps great
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    214 8 S.C.C. TOURNAMENT. No play yesterday. TO-DAY'S TIES. D. Class Singles. William, E. T. vs. Smi3h, M. Corkill vs. Campbell, W. W. Gordon G. A. C. vs. Morrison, J. R. Curies vs. Stackhouse. Brown C. W. G. vt Gordon. W. Schafer vs. Jillings. Dykes, R. D. vs. Newbery. McMullan
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    RUBBER AND SHARE MARKET.
    487 8 THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN. SLgcpore, Yesterday. Prices Realized. Spot: London Is. 3%d. New York 28%. Ribbed Smoked Sheet: Singapore Standard Quality 51% (3 lots, 1 in cases). Good Average Quality 50 to 50V Off Quahty 47 to 49%. Crepe: Singapore Standard Quality Pale
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    GOLF.
    155 8 GARRISON GOLF CLUB. A prize for a one club competition very kindly presented by Mr. Everitt played on Aug. 6, was won by Mr. Jones, with a net score of 78. Tbe Men's Monthly Medal was won by Major H. C. Harrison, 4 down. The Ladies' Monthly Medal was
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    RESTORED THROUGH RADIO.
    350 8 INVENTOR'S KIDNAPPED SON. In «t very unexpected manner wiremm has repaid paut of the debt) ik owes to the ger/us of E. F. W. A3exanderson, chief engineer of the Rad o Corporation of America and a d insulting engineer of the General Electric Company Inc., U. S.
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    BEAUTIFUL GIRL STABBED IN LONELY HOUSE.
    421 9 MYSTERY MAN WHO KID BEHIND THE DOOR. New York: Dorothy Kauffman, a beaut ful young governess, was found stabbed to death on the flor.r of her bed/room la the home of the fam ly who employed her. There were five wounds in her back,
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    155 9 Wife Found Dead and Husband Poisoned. A young wife was found diead and her husband poisoned late on Saturday n<glht a* a house i n Sidmouthroad, Ley ton. Their names are:— Phoebe Fryatt, aged 19, and Jack Fryafct, a?:ed 20, a mechanic. The police found
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    170 10 SWEET LAVENDER." Old Cry Brought Up to Ihxte Thia Year. Lavender is just arrrvirxg at its perfection, ajrad brown-faced men and women are selling big bunches in the London streets—at six blanches a penny, instead of five la*t year. Scmie of the gypsies still use the old lavender song in
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      653 10 AUCTION SALE. Auction Sale of ONE MAXWELL MOTOR BUS SEATING CAPACITY 17 in perfect running order At the Sale-Room of ESTATE TRUST AGENCIES, Ltd. On Saturday, Aug 18 at 11 a.m. ESTATE TRUST AGENCIES LIMITED, (Successors to Ching Keziz Lee Co.) Auctioneers Estate Agents Incorporated in SfcfNlFOT*.) i.<mii.■;<■<.!« i:'i h
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      477 10 r Escape From p THE COILS OF I Bronchitis I the Trouble IT is awful to be conscious that a bronchitis is gradually tightw ciing it coils around your chest; I that your breathing is becoming g more and more obstructed; the allocating cough more and more persistent. The discovery
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      270 10 j, <*^B "WWAID Boo,, 1 HONGKONG ,J I "ALBERT "CARL LEGIEX A OLF VONlt' f 1 abc U:0( HOMEWARlT Bom I ™R ANTWERP I AND HAMBU^'B B about COMPANY, LlMlTEfj I Steamers intended I from Singapoi, I KINTA— Monday. 4 ,„.B bwetteiham aid Pe& V HYE LEONG-MondaLi^jB Ma.acca and Mu?r.
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      495 11 STEAMER SAILINGS AND APCAR LINE. I (Companies Incorporated in England.) MAIL, PASSENGERS AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR ORIENTAL S. N. CO. LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. (Under detract with Hi* Majesty's Government.) U ARDS from LONDON. HOMEWARDS. 0 For China Jopan. For Marseilles, London Antwerp. Due Leaves Tonnafce Singapore Tonnage Singapore 11,000 Aug
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      324 11 STEAMER SAILINGS nTyTkT LONDON LINE, Hakone Maru Aug 27 SuwaMaru Sept 4 Fashimi Maru Sept lg LIVERPOOL LINE. Tokushima Maru Sept 20 Durban Maru mid Sept Tsushima Maru end Sept HAMBURG LINE Mito Maru Aug 24 Matsuye Maru end Sept NEW YORK LINE via SUEZ es Sailing dates mil. SOUTH
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      536 11 STEAMER SAILINGS- LINE OF STEAMERS V Montnly sailings to and from Austialia for cargc only, calling at Penang Bntavia, Sourabaya, Fremantle, Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney. SCHEDULE OF ARRIVALS AND SAILINGS. Date of Arrival Date of Departure 1923 1923 EURELIA Sep 10 Sep 12 EMITA Oct. 15 Oct. 17 ECHUCA Nov.
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      492 11 STEAMER SAILINGS mm PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY MANAGING AGENTS UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD. TRANS PACIFIC SERVICE—FREIGHT PASSENGERS, PORTS OF CALL—MANILA HONGKONG SHANGHAI KOBE YOKOHAMA HONOLULU AND SAN FRANCISCO AMERICAN STEAMERS. Leaves Hongkong Arr yes San Francis** PRESIDENT PIERCE Aug 2!) Sept 20 PRESIDENT WILSON Sept 12 Oct 4 SPECIAL THROUGH
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      851 12 NOTICE. GOVERNMENT NOTICE. TENDERS wfll be received at the Colonial Secretary's Office until noon on August 24, 1923, for the following services for the Government Monopolies Department for the year 1924:— (1) Suppiy of best Amoy or Hongkong pots each capable of easily containing three ohees of chandu. The pots
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      350 12 TO LET. TO LET.—Small Store to let from Ist August. Entrance from Collyer Quay. Apply to Medioal Hall Ltd. TO LET.—From Ist September 1923 house No. 2 Victoria Street. For terms and particulars apply to Manager, Hotel van Wijk. TO LET—No. 1458 East Coast Road A comfortable and spacious bungalow
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      460 12 BANKS. THE MERCANTILE* BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Registered in London, under the Companies Acts of 1862 to 1890. on 2nd Det. 1892.) Authorised Capital Subscribed Capital Paid-up Capital £1,050,000 Reserve Fund and Rest.. £1,362,105 Head Office: 15, GRACE CHURCH STREET, London, E. C. 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Sir R. J.
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      525 12 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. j HEAD OFFICE 94. MARKET STREET. BRANCHES: Penang 85 Beach Street. Malacca 131 Jonker Street. Muar 77-79 Jalan SuleimanBatu Pahat 109 Jalan Rahamat. Palembang 16 llir AGENCIES AT London, New York, San Francisco, Batavia, Sourabaya. Semarang, Shanghai, Hongkong, Amoy, Pontiaruak and Trang. CAPITAL. Authorised
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      515 12 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. Incorporated in England by Royal Charter 1853. Paid up Cap tal in 600,000 shares of £5 each £3,000,000 Reserve Fund £3,800,000 Reserve Liab lity of Proprietors £3,000,000 HEAD OFFICE 38, Bishopsgate, London, E.C. Agencies and Branches. Alor Star Hongkong Puket Amritsar Ilodlo
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      410 12 INSURANCE. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED. (Incorporated in he S.S.) Head Office: Singapore, Ist Floor, Banque del Indo China Buildings, lA, Malacca Street. 'Phone, No. 257. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: See Teong Wah, Esq. (Chairman.) Gaw Khek Kh am. Esq. (Vice Chairman.) P.S. Lee, Esq. Ong Soon Tee, Esq. Yeo
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      319 12 Don l Yo nliJ Don you wi, h ft f rom wastite J* 9 Palatable and »\SJ MEDICINAL i? I —on LECON^| Tbe Medical Offi Cc The Uaited Ph ann fl The British rW* fl Th^od la Dispel fl Ayur Vedic Mcd I THE 1 malaya tribune shipping'gazetul (EVENING DAJtlj
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