Malaya Tribune, 27 August 1923

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    26 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. 5'' No. 200 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AUGUST 27, 1923 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune. MONDAY, AUGUST 27, 1923.
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      226 1 SURGERY a pplianeee by the S.S. r, OXIDE- AND r N' rM ,M TS the 5 So Danger j: v I Lower'of- I 1 SINGAPORE. THE 1923 I 11 1 > I fO H P. 2 SEATFR WITH DICKEY. I STCCK ,N ST0CK I $2,350 i Tfv finest blue real
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      153 1 "LITTLE VICTOR" INHALER. For Colds in the Head. VVho'osale Retail from Medicil Bail, Ltd., 23 BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE. Solid Oak, richly finished case. Fitted to hcf.d 4 doublesided 10- n. Records. Motor p ays 12-Ln. Records. Weight iff 11». SPECIAL OFFER_ $47.50 THE ARISTOCRAT OF PORTABLE GRAMOPHONES (Made i:i London)
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    "PARADISE OF PACIFIC."
    906 2 GUAM AN IDEAL PLACE TO LIVE AND WORK. A littJe paradbe, 1,300 miles away from ttiie nearest major body of lard and only 30 mj.'les long and six miles wide, provid'nij a home for approximately 1,500 peirsKXis, who are happy and content despite thdn* isolation in Ihe
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    GIRL'S DRAMATIC STORY.
    399 2 Meet'ng With Lever After Broken Engagement. Joseph, it O'Reilly went into the b.ix at the Mansion House mud told the story of her broken engagement when Rcdney Geary, 27, a clerk of H:ghg.,te, was charged with stabbing her in George-yard, Lombard-street. Accused, was also charged with stabbing
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    119 2 The amateur dramatic society of Puddleton-in-Mud were giving the r annual entertainment. fi nd the piece they had chosen for this performance was a lurid melodrama with the excitlTg title of "Blood Behind the Board." The first act was in progress. "Came," said the actor, who took the part of
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      487 2 An Invaluable Remedy for Rheumatism Sciatica, Sprains f llPl/^^^^ ore Throat jlfyLU Kept ready at hand in [if fffinyfl thousands of homes to Il i r Pain. ft* T Do not experience that excruciating pain WMI M, X WI agam It: can be relieved instantly. At ¥Bl- H/ the ver
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      173 2 PAIN IN THE REGION OF THE HIPS. Have you pains in the region of the hips. Many people suffer from pain m the region of the hips. They may come from a touch of Sciatica, or Kheumatism, or from a strain of the muscles. They may have other but J"
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      490 2 HEART PAIN'S CAUSE Is Most Often Anaemia. Cure It By Building Up Your Blood. Many women who have thin blood, and whose nerves are unstrung, complain of a sensation around the heart which destr be as 'stifling.' It is an alarming symptom of anaemia, or thin blood, which dVippears when
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      255 2 I the ******a motor m mi I insurance \%gg c I In England,. I MOTOR V£HICLES.-Our coinpr7hensive 9 every risk. j DON T WAIT UNTIL THE ACCIDENT HAPPP* I INSURED NOW." PENi Hft S FIRE .—Buildings, Dwellings, Godowng Rent d I Trade etc. Pcr nal 5 MARINE .—Cargoes to all
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    "CYLINDERS OF ILL WILL."
    476 3 MR. LLOYD GEORGE ACCUSES M. POINCARE. London, July 25.—Mr. Lloyd Gtoigi was more than usually outspoken in a reference to M. Poincare at Bristol to-diay. He complained that the French Premier had tuitied his Sunday speeches into an occasion for "unscrewing cylinders of carefully distilled hatred,
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    ARAB WORK ON SITE OF CARTHAGE.
    211 3 An interesting common 'cation on the discovery of an enceinte at Carthage has be on read before the. Academic dos Iraecrip' one at Belles Lettres. The dfacovery was made by M. Poinssot, Director of Tunisian Antiquities, and his collaborator, M. Lautier. It is a
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      245 3 XAST WEEK OF SALE I v SWEEPING S ftgDUCTIONS. j 14/ I Oddments in I Gents j /jV a I I Gent s soft I 1 A Umbrellas JEA 9 4 r> I Felt Hats. R jj I Walking I I jft Aii to be ntl /H 1 sucks. I
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      393 3 for 111 on every tin of\ cigarettes youbuy\ and you can be sure of getting a cigarette that cannot be bettered no matter what you pay. The bright golden leaves of Virginia Tobacco used in L the making of THREE CATS" cigarettes come A, from Belt and Eastern Carolina districts
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    327 4 MOVING PICTURES TO REPLACE TEXT BOOKS. v Prediction of Mr. Thomas A. Edison. The chiidlre.i» of to-day w/U gefc their education at schools in whch the HMtkM picture screen will suppliant, the blackboard and 'ohe motion picture film wilft take the place oi text books. Thomas A.
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    INSANE EMPRESS DYING.
    258 4 Wife Who Saw Her Husband Shot. Pc-ith will mob put a lerm to the tragc history of Char#cJte, wrldow of the murderer i. Emperor Maximilian of Mexico. The "mad empress," as she has been known for years, has been 'ying t| at her chateau near Brussels, and
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    MYSTERY OF A COUNTESS.
    92 4 Mystery surrounds the death ot a beautiful young Rub* an, Countess Claudia Kapnat. formerly Bareness Miller Zavomelsky, who was found dyng at mm foot of the Villa Sforza "fore she lived with Countess Sophie Fereen. Countess Kapnist, who mmm only *>. was a cV-ring ar pilot.
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      351 4 AMUSEMENTS. Empire Cinema, TANJONG PAGAR ROAD. From Monday, August 27, to Wednesday, August 29. Second Show at 9.30 p.m. Frank Mayo Supported by Sylvia Breamer, in a mo«t vivid and thrilling story of big days in Missouri of romantic adventure in the Ozark*, where fists and the quickest hand were
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      351 4 AMUSEMENTS. ALHAMBRA Fron Wednesday, August 22, to Tuesday, August 28. 40 the Second Show at 9 p.m. sharp A Motor Boat Ramble 1 1 eel Scenic Film. Hook Line Sinker A 2 Reel Pathe Comedy. GOLDWYN PRESENTS A Reginald Barker Production The Old Nest In 8 Keels. Rupert Hughes's Heart-gripping
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      389 4 AInTJSEMENTs^^ "GAIETY "TcltS^ 2nd Show Attraction I I MfXli THE PIONEER FILM CORPORATION Ifl Presents lsr Show at 7jn HENRY B. WALTHALL H In the strikingly original Photoplay BOOMER4NG Mr, NOBDIIT IN 7 PARTS IN 7 PARTS "l POWER! SPDI» There are men to whom it is the ver£ K|f\l
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    RUBBER QOUTATIONS.
    41 5 I Uubber Association. i .<!«»!»• Aug 21 rt i.j.-ns,' Frees. Buyers Severs Loaioa Cable® quote. Closing to*». Buyers S*-iler i 52 52% 53 -i- to L* q S., JIarch a9 Cab.ei quote. jlp, Is. 3 4 11of Market.— Qu et.
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    Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd.
    27 5 Singapore, Aug. 27. fctfi clos ng rubber quotation! i ureter.*" Se* York—294 c > 3 Sid. —52 1 c*». I v of Market. —Qu'«et.
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    EXCHANGE.
    61 5 s ngapa Aug. 27. toiMths' sign- 2s 4 5,32d la 4 l|16d ft ii m nXhs' sight 2s 4 %d iIkj175 V4 ilafkoag— L p.c. D sc. bwb) I 75*4 ha— Ml rnnsf 139 Ms has— 108% hweigis buying ra:e $8.54 hik of England rate 4 p.c ar viver
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL.
    25 5 0;' Co'9 Current Priceg. Imperial Brilliant $5.25 r two t ns $4.80 two tins $4 80 drums per two drams $4.10
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    Petroleum Co's Current Prices.
    41 5 Per unit of 4 Imperial l gallons (1 tin) $2.48 $2.48 r *2.40 $2.33 (a drums) $2.00 1 dra "is) {1.93 '5 0f Motor Spirit. •rtotor Spirit J® Imperial galloa $0.90 Motor Spirit ,r imperial gallc-m $0.85
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    HOME MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    62 5 In,!», London. Aug 24. Market— {jktr (new «1 1513 ns s ngle Tw;st 24^ S Ct 24 md3 1216 ul: >- M .wt ng AmorW. -15-49 SkJ 4 16.45 Tr Sid *> mfniihs £191.0.0 BaW®) £25.0.0 4d. W r 5% T V Plou r 25|6 fair fl.
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    LOCAL SHARE & PRODUCE MARKET.
    15 5 LOCAL SHARE PRODUCE MARKET. TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS Tin local to-day, $96.00 per pikul. 175 tons sold.
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    LYALL AND EVATTS REPORT.
    189 5 Tin £190.17.6. Rubber.—l«. 3%d. unchanged. Rubbers.—Lunas $8 to $8.10, Crwigieleas 69 to 71 cents, Amalgamated Malays $2.20 to $2.25, IndragiOs $5.50 to $5.60, Pajaans $6.60 to $6.80, Rddellas $4 to $4.20, Katoyang Bahrus 99 cents to $1.02% Tambalaks 84 to 88 cents, New Serendahs, $3.10 to
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    ETLIN AND CO'S REPORT.
    183 5 Tin.—Lindon £190.17.6. Tin local to-day, $96.00 per pikul. 175 tons sold. Rubber.—Loirdon Is. 3%d. Tins.—Taipings 93 to 96 cents. North Tappings $1.07% to $1.10. South Ta/p'ngs $1.05 to $1.07%, Rawangs $1.12% to $1.16, Jotoams 40 to 42 cents, 79 to 81 cect®, L ngu s $4.10
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    122 5 Tin. —London August 24, £190.17.6. j Local $96 (175 tarvs sold.) Rubber. —London Is. 3%d. Local 52^4. Share Market. —Ehill. Rubbers. —Bassetts $1.17% to $1.22%, Ayer Molcks $1.40 ltk> $1.45, Ailenbys $1.30 *o $1.35, New Craagielaas 67% to 72% cents, Menrtakabs 26 to 28 cenrtisv Bukit
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    118 5 Buyers Sellers G.mb:er Java Cube Hamburg Cube Press Cube Sar. White Pepper 20.5U *xMixed Black Pepper 12 50 12-50 •SundHled Copra 10.40 10.40 •Mixed Copra 10.10 10.10 Small Flake Tapioca 11-00 Med. Pearl Tapioca Small Pearl Tapioca 13.70 No. 1 Sago Flour 4 j>» *Fadr Sago 4 -37%
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    48 5 ARRIVALS. August 27. Ban Fo Soon from Panitianak. Sampit from Aaaihan. Raael from Bafoavm. Emle from Rhio. CLEARANCES. August 27. C. P. Leoocq for Yokohama va porti Sn'. Muar for Malacca arai Muar. Emile for Rhio via Samboe. Rumphius fop: Belawan Del?. via *Penang fin Ballaal
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    EMPIRE TRADE DEVELOPMENT.
    142 5 Branches of the Emp're Development Union are bei.ig formed in Australi in affihat on with the organ sjtio-7 <f the same name, recently launched in London under the pres dency of Viscount Long of Wraxall. The cbject is to create a un'on <f all the industr'al iterests
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      148 5 IMPORTANT THREE DAYS' AUCTION SALE OF Antique curios cnn prising Chinese, Javanese, Burmese, SUinese and Malay porcelain, bronzes, brassware, cloisonne ware, silverware, krisses, teak and cherry wool furniture, ell palntirgs, different varieties of orchids, Pernan carpets, teak wardr be, table and wall clocks, si g!e and double teak and iron
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      424 5 jj Photographs of Character and jj individuality. i We try to Dring out Character in Men, I Beauty in Women, Charm in Children. I THE EASTERN STUDIO 1 I BTAMFORD ROAD, SINGAPORE, 5 l Telephone No. 1900. sagsagMe«Bgß»iggggfe? m .wwsmseasgzsegggsgegggga n MANILA' SODA* FOUNTAIN' RESTAURAOT'j 107, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE.
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    1175 5 To-day, An*. 27. Merging. Kciraman T- :ng£. rj Quorre. 2 p.m. Prig; Radjah, Temb lahan Imfcaginl Hong Ch.uan 2 p.m. Malacca, Penang, Colombo, Suez, P. Sa"d Marseilles, London Antwerp *Hakon* Maru 2 p.m. Baicelona, Genoa, Rotterdam, Hamburg Bremen *Gattingen 2 p.m. Colombo, Durban, Cape Town South America Mexico
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    77 5 GA rOBE UIABT. A i \up« 27. T l" -'4 a.m., 11-11 P m*' 1 cloSC6 ra tg, 5.15 p.m. C c 'p o 0 c .ub rats.. 5.15 PJ»>£jch»rt* 7 p m < c 28. I n °ili2 a.m., 1148 p m. cup semi-final: vs s
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    MALARIA IN MALAYA.
    682 6 Next Y\i.«k the attention of the public will be largely occupied by the meeting in Singapore of Far Eastern medical mun. This w3B be the fifth congress of the Far Eastern Association of Tropical Medicine, which will discuss matte.ls of vital importance to the health of all
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    SALE OF HOUSE AND GROUNDS.
    124 6 By private treaty House No. 8 St. Michaels-road, Serangoon has been sold by Mr. G. Berengar to whom it belonged for the sum of $8,500, and also the adjohrng ground for the sum of $2,000 making the total sale value $10,500. The area of the
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    PREMIERSHIP OF JAPAN.
    71 6 The Japanese Consul-General sends us the follow'nig te'egram TokX>, August 25. Prior to his death, His Imperial Majesty was pleased to ra se Prenrer Admiral Baron Kato to a Viscount and to decorate him with the Grand Gordon of the Oz-der of Chrysanthemum together with the title
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    473 6 R.W.K., who writes regarding the tailor*' str ke, dees not o clc«e his address, wheh is necessary in good tilth, If not for publication. Hadjee Abdul Majk!, Assistant Inspector "of Scfaool*, Perak, arrived here from Mecca en S turday s.s. Sealda and >eft for Te%k Anson by ma.l train la<st
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    LOCAL ANNIVERSARIES.
    447 6 WHAT RAFFLES FORESAW This month is rich la Mala jan anniversaries. On the 2nd Aujrust, 1829, the Island' of Singapore was ceded to the East Ind'a Company by the Sultan of Johore—it was in February, 1819, that Sir Stamford Raffles ifoisted the tyofoa Jack at Singapore, Penang was-
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    TAILORS STRIKE.
    357 6 Tho tailors strike, or gl atm; «t Messrs. Wing Locng's shop, s st 11 n progress and" we understand has spread to five other well-known firms. Mr. W<ng Loorjg on being interviewed this morning by our representative stated that during the boom h's men asked for i?n increase
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    SEREMBAN GENERAL AGENCY.
    284 6 h 1 Ul )Rawiscs S,NG APO Rt (From Our oWri0 Wri I he Seremban Ge 1" in the Ma-agi n V^fcM overdraw rigs fJ ilr?, ;^B funds, waTo lnf M for <' Mr W <»n behalf ,f the' "M: Walter Greaser. Foo, OR ((f **ted that the
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    VITICULTURE
    220 6 Tho f< urth innoil iP* J Fedoial VitVufcur I < mddm tialia was held in Sj MJ 1 It was decided to mm* «I h bit represenUt ye of th J duct Cl cf Austral a. for dspJf the British Empire Fx-"- David Mastertofl was a::' al wine co*M*»oter
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      284 6 I ROBINSON CO., LTD. I J FRESH STOCKS I I SPH4TTS < I DOG CAKES I I PUPPY BISCUITS I I DOG SOAP j ALSO I I DOG COLLARS 1 J CHAINS I I„ LEADS. I Robinson Co., Ltd. I B eESESESESESESZSESESeSfcSHSESESESESZS^ I I I I I I 111 i
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      88 6 THE PROPRIETORS OF Lactogen beg to notify the Public that they have opened a Consultation Bureau at Amber Mansion*. Orchard Road, where free advice can be obtained by post or personal visit. NESTLE ANGLO-SWISS CONDENSED MILK CO. (London.) 144-147 Cecil Street, Singapore. THE DIAMOND MART THE LEADING HOUSE FOR BRILLIANTS
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    REMEMBER 1870!
    263 7 pftINCARE BELIEVES AMERICANS SYMPATHISE m WITH OCCUPATION. FRANCE HELPING HERSELF. Reuter. Paris, Sunday. i n unveiing a tab'et at C<mirfcourL commemorating r first American troops a!t the front, eloquently paid a resolution and energy fm sending mem to defend, on f0 rights of civil sed people. The French
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    THE WORTHLESS MARK.
    344 7 Berlin Sunday. ot 3he nmrk fo1 •.M- is u a-rated by the i a f a: reach. :ig decree eotnux .jayers t,. surrender forte cirrencei- 'r. proportion to the r nbvEsseirBients. Pubic companies 'w'ce uhe amount of ■Uic bocies and r.d v chials, the c-b-k*. :*ig the
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    CHINA'S FINANCES.
    194 7 fairness of the Debt. Reuter. Lor ion, Sunday. c 'urn- 0 -t a si r i es t ,f art cles '**'> finances, the Eco.icmlst at n of Mr. Mc- a bled on Aug'. l»tthat gt.u-i' 1 measures y uiatt t0 itte npt to settle vers ie.> f
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    MINISTER SHOT.
    26 7 Reuter. off guc Sunday- > the BulgMan nf-nis-durin« the Stambulisk; pninr, J, !l 1 in the «toroach the NttpT Govern ««»»t and rehi Agmrtui pro-
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    "GALLOPER SMITH " IN U.S.
    124 7 "GALLOPER SMITH IN U.S. F.E." Telling the Truth? Reuter. New York, Saturday. Lord Birkenhead's first speech has aroused a controversy result ng in Breckinridge, Assistant Secretary of War i n WftJon'fl C*bunut, writing to the Bar Asso.iatiq.i, protest em against Lord B'rkenhead being permitted to speak at the Assoc,' tion's
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    RUSSIAN TRADE REVIVAL.
    48 7 Exports Exceed Imports. Reuter. Moscow, Saturday. Three United* S:a)*» Senators at present in Russia are visiting the gold a< id plat'num works at Ekaterinburg :n the Urals. The Soviet authorities announce that the exports from Petrograd are tincre) Mmg daily and now exceed the imports
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    ADMIRAL INJURED.
    36 7 Serious Motor Accident. Reuter. London Saturday. Admirail Derobeck was mmknmtf m> jui\d in a mo< or ajoedent in Lanarkyesterday evening -and sustained a fracjured skull. He waa removed bo hospital Vm an unconscious state
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    DISASTERS AT SEA.
    99 7 MARCONI INVENTION FOR LIFEBOATS. Transmitting Apparatus. Reuter. London, Sunday. Aprjpos a movent flipped by ti.:e arrival of the Trevessa survivors, for the invention of transmitting wireless apparatus capable of :nstallation on lifeboats, Marconi's ore exhibiting at the Shipping Exhibition. Olympto., for m few days a compact apparatus
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    INDIAN FACTION FIGHTING.
    85 7 Casualties. Reuter. Simla, Saturday. Hindu-Moslem faction fighting durng th? Muharram celebrations in <Sh: United Provinces resulted in numerous casuailfoies and much destruction of property at Saharanpur and Gonda. The police had to fire. The disturbances are now subsidng. The "rouble airose from the Mohammedans lopptoig off the
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    MOROCCO MUTINEERS.
    83 7 Big Spanish Operations. Reuter. Madrid, Saturday. Th; Minister of War states that all the ringleaders of the mutineers at Malaga have been arrested and impr soned —Reuter. Madrid. Saturday. MTtary operations with naval coopenat on on a large scale are being undertaken with the object of dspersing the
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    PROGRESS IN THE AIR.
    63 7 First Torpedo Aeroplane. Reuter. Paris, Saturday. The aviator Drouhin climbed 11,480 feet in a Toussus-Le noble fourteen horse power Aviett?, this being a record —Reuter. Paris, Saturday. Th: fir Ft torpedo aeroplane of the French Naval Air Service has completed its trala It has a six
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    WORLD CONGRESS.
    73 7 What Lale Mr. Harding Planned. Reuter. New York, Sunday. At the time of h's death Mr. Harding was preparing a definite plan to call a World Congress next year and accord ng to a hitherto unpublished Interview, three weeks before h's death, the Presid.nt declared that h's conscience
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    CHINA'S ONLY HOPE?
    65 7 Reuter. RPga, Sunday. A message from &|oscow states that following the failure of M. Joffe's negotiations w'th Japan. Soviet diplomacy it now threatening an alliance wth China. ,M. V llenski, the Bolshevist Far East expert, writing to the "Isvestia," asserts that Russian support is China's only hope
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    GREECE RATIFIES.
    13 7 Reuter. Athens, Sunday. The Government has ratified the treaty oi Lausanne-
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    EASTERN CABLES.
    522 7 IMPROVEMENTS IN PENANG. The w.fnty-ni'rkth ordinary general meet.; of the Eastern Extension, Ac-, ralasia and China Telegraph Company, Ltd, waa held ia km% week, at Electra House, Moorgate, E.C. Srr John G.8.E., K.C.M.G., who presided, said he considered the report and accounts quite satisfactory, aLhough on the result
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    MONUMENT FOR SUEZ CANAL.
    210 7 A monument is to be erected ci Port Said to the soldier of the Australian and New Zealand Forces who la d down ther lives in Egypt, Palestine, and Syria during the 1916-1918 campaign. The proposal originated wf th the troops serving in Palest he, a
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES
    122 7 SPORTS PASTIMES LAWN TENNIS. S.C.C. TOURNAMENT. No Tournament t cs will be played tihis afternoon, ovm ito the «ujpual general meeting of the Club being he'd TO-MORROWS TIES. C. Class Single. Campling vs. Baker, H.C. Hansfan vs. King. McOustra vs. Snell. Godfrey vs. McCrae. Meredith vs. Furber. Eber vs. Bourne.
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    172 7 Y.M.C.A. TOURNAMENT. SATURDAY'S RESULTS. N. Grunstet'tl beat Tay Soo Wocn, 6—3, 7—5. J. Iked* beat K. Angus, 6—3; 6—0. TO-DAY'S TIES. Mok Kim Hwce owe 30.3 vs. B. F. Santos owe .3. C. D Smith owe 15 vs. I. G. Sooth, owe 15 Lim Chuan Hoe, owe 15.3
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    U. S. DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP.
    78 7 Reuter. Brookline, Saturday. In 'the final oi the American Doubles Lawn Tennis Chi"jmpbnsh\), Tilden and Norton defeated Williams and Washburn 3—6, 6—3. 6—3, 5—7, 7—6, 6—2. The lauter couple defeated the Australians, Anderson anJ Hawkes in the semifine 7—5, 2—6, 6—2, 6—4. —Reuter. Brookline Sunday. THttn
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    SWIMMING.
    42 7 JACKSON-MILLAR CUP The swimming race over 150 yards for the Jackson>-M llafr Cup took place at the SwlmmThg Clufb yesterday moaning, and was won by SohnideJ. Millard, who went at 6, came second and Buckendge who went at "go." was next.
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    YACHTING.
    39 7 YESTERDAY S EVENT. A beer mug put up by the popular secretary ef the Royal Singapore Yacht Club, Mr. Owen was raced for yesterday by thirteen boats «nd was wen by Polly. A fuller report will appear to-morrow.
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    "LIKE THE DAWN."
    73 7 That Soc'alism was coming Vkt tht dawn, slowly and steadily growing until at the last the sun rose up in all it* magnificence, was the contention of Mr. Ramsay Macdonald, M.P., at a miners' gala at Morpeth. "Nobody but fools would challenge ti»at the day had corned
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