Malaya Tribune, 22 January 1924

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol. XI -No. 13 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1924 FIVE CENTS. THE Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, JAN. 22 1924.
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      124 1 r" THE F MALAYA TRIBUNE SHIPPING GAZETTE. X W3pape r of ra ta Settlement*. Published Daily. R poiti of Local l.ients. y m ard l atest Telegraaif. 5X SPORTS REPORTS. AND HIS "Qmtggf^ 1'*1'1''1*:'1*1•'111 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 i i i i i i i i tiiii
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      172 1 w POMPEIAN Toilet Goods New Supplies Received. Medical Hail, Ltd., 23. BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE. ROBINSON PIANO COMPANY, LIMITED. (Incorporated in Hongkong). 'Phone 529. Bri J. 1875. Mandolines, Banjos, Guitars HEXLTNE ITALIAN-GUITARS AND MANDOLINES FROM $17.50 Hawaiian Guitars COMPLETE WITH STEEL BAR AND PICK FROM $20.00 Swanee Whistles $3.50 ROBINSON PIANO
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      150 1 w r L. HARMCNy The glasses you wear should be a m harmony with your com- M plexiion: and particular style of dross. Our Optometrists will do this satisfactorily for you. I THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO„ I 15, Sontli Ca. a? Road, Singapore, f 1 i— mmmwmmmwm i SEA-GULL" BRAMD
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    THE VICES OF BIOGRAPHY.
    1560 2 LORD MORLEY'S SUPPRESSION OF HIS PAPERS. (By A.A.8.) Lord Morley was not only a d stinguished statesman occupying Cabinet rank of the first order, but he was aiK) the author of the lives of Cobdon and Gladstone besides his monograph en Burke, amd his essays on
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    HEALTH IN BRITAIN.
    71 2 L den. Dec. 31—The T mes Medical correspondent says that though offic'al etgii ics are not yet avai'able, it appears certain that the year 1923 the health'est ever k.iewn in Britain. Indeed one may go fur. her and say that during 1923, the English people enjoyed -an
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    "NOW THE VERY LIKENESS OF HEALTH."
    190 2 Grateful Father in Perak Tells How His Little Son Was He'ped By BABY'S OWN TABLETS. Whentvcr ihey are tried Baby's Own Tablets, the Canadian children's remedy, give little ones help and parents satisfaction. Mr. D. L. MHat.iff, of Messrs. Whiteaway Laudlaw Co., UA, Ipoh,
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      284 2 -VaselinePOMADE "VASELINE" POMADE will soften and beautify the hair. It is pleasantly perfumed and especially suited for keeping the hair neat and glossy. Look for the trade-mark ''Vaseline" on every bottle. Refuse substitutes. CHESEBROUGH MANUFACTURING COMPANY (Consolidated 'lIIIIIM Hill I ii. Ml I" YORK. LONDON. MONTREAL. COPENHAGEN -flfffTTTTf A j
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      234 2 Gome! Gome!! Gome!!! Great Clearance SALE Id honour of the third Anniversary of CHOP KHEE FAT F Dealers in Precious Stones, Curios, etc. To be held at No. 612, North Bridge Boad. Commencing from Tuesday, Jan. 15, 1924. For three wicks oaly. Special Reductions 80% Discount on Diamond and Brilliant
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      280 2 BRITISH RIGHT TimOLGIT? j S A STANDARD MACHINE IN EVERY v 3 which gives 96 characters in pla.<3 of the usu .-< S Typewriters. I For BPeed'8 P eed ufe^ I kcuracy Durability. I Compare also v\ the work, il^El^St the finish, J?'/ X the sound A J and the
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    A FELLOWSHIP OF EMPIRE.
    833 3 EMPHASISING THE IMPORTANCE OF WEMBLEY. (By the-Right Honourable Lordßlyth, who was organ sing Chairman and Trea-'urer of the Franao-Br&'sh Exhibition in London of 1908.) The Empire is growing aware of the lasting significance of the British Emp're Exhibition, and' realises that it is not, and must
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    IN THE COILS OF RHEUMATISM.
    161 3 A man's most valuable oossessfcn is time. Rheumatism is the thief of time. It robs the sufferer of minutes and hours and days and nights and weeks, months, or years of happiness and useful work. No man c*n call his time his own while he
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    FRASER AND CO'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    545 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 15. Rubber—The price of rubber has dropped 'sd. during \h? week aid closes a.-.d Is 2d and the local pr'ce ii '('so down 1 cent at 48 cents. London Stocks for the week ended the 12th intaant were 57 318 tor.s— a
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    POLYGAMY TO BE ABOLISHED.
    24 3 London. J'-n. I.—The "Daily Mail's" Constemtinople correspondent says that the Parliamentary Comimissiion at Angora has recommended the aboliton of polygamy.
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      608 3 Not only the coolest under- wear, but the saSest, a?.t&, by all standards, the best. /«sa T* 7 y° u carefully examine the wonL~l I elerful fabric from which Aertex \i f aft A garments are ma 1?, you will see V MS hundreds or very small honeyr' f\ |1|
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      429 3 RUBBING WILLMOT M)rk CURE YOUR RHEUMATISM TRY THIS PLAN It yoM R>e a victim of rheumatic trouble yon will oniy waste time fag attempting to i tin* pair away, for die pain indieatai Uw pri m uric nci«l in your l>l«>od. laiibnwjH ..ms, oils <>r halm* may you temporary reli*
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      437 3 T ke BOVRIL 1 C. P GOERZ S 1 CAMERAS LENSES 1 I acknowledged to be the best by all |g I who use them. S I New Shipment have just Arrived f AT THE l GEM PHOTOGRAPHIC CO J I 63, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE. g a rO EXPERT:
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    650 4  -  COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Felmar." HUNTING BIG GAME IN AFRICA/ Hunting Big Game ki Africa w.th Gun and Camera," a Universal picture wh'ch will be seen in local screens, is a drama of the w'lds that forms as fa citing a story M any
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      891 4 PUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS ALHAMBRA From Saturday, January 19, to Thursday, January 24. In the Second Show at 9 pm. Sharp. Topical Budget British Screen News. VV. W. HODKINSON PRESENTS Edward Hearn and Barbara Bedford in The Face of the World In 6 Peels. (From the novel by John Bojer) A picture
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      205 4 TO-NIGHT Real thrills of the real i WILLIAM FARNUM NIGHT. Teeming m tn SPECTACULAR HORSEMANSHIP AND BREAK NECK KUq, 26 Reels of This western dare-devil 1 actioned photoplays Every 3 winner. Every one a I one a fight fi'm. BED INDIANS. BEXKANS amtbkji SOLDIERS. TRAPPERS DH BANDITS. ROBIIEBS All in
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    75 5 .Tub:—Mr. Bok, Mr. Mi F. B. Murray Mr. W. L. M. J- v. Koe&veld, Mr. «»h M r Khaliflfa, Mr. Mr. E. W. SUitanga, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. auxen, Mre. Vars A. Hani in, Mrs. Adrun, vl r Mm Straatemever, iams Mr. Wyman~, J Mi Kramer, Mr. P.
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    EMPIRE CANCER CAMPAIGN.
    274 5 A SPECIAL APPEAL TO HUMANITY. The mystery of cancer is great enough to have induced the British Red Cross Society to countenance the rais'ng of an Empire Cancer Research Fund, to which it is most earnestly hoped that all parts of the Empire will contr bute. The
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    HOME MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    91 5 London. Jan. 18. •lanche=ter Market— SM lbs s l^ irtings fair (new basis) 17--40's Grey Y:/ms single Tw st 29 6 lbs. T. Cloth far 24 yards 15 Liverpool Market Cotton (Fully M ddling American) 19-33 Egypt ian-Coiton 22.90 VL-tais T n —S.d. 3 months £*****.6 Produce^
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    SINGAPORE & SOUTH MALAYA BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    24 5 SINGAPORE SOUTH MALAYA BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION. Orders for week ending January 27, 1924. Monday, January 28.—Individual Troops Parade. Wednesday, Jan. 30.—Band Practice 5.15 p.m.
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    THE RENONG TIN DREDGING CO., LTD.
    44 5 The following are Uhe particulars of the output of the above Company's T'n Ore for the Ist half mpaith of January, 1924. Dredge No. 1 Picuto 88 Dredge No. 3 Piicula 441 Makltag to tall of Pfcula 629
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    COMPANY MEETING.
    903 5 LI MAS RI'BBKK feSTATES. The annual general meeting of Lunos Rubber Estates Lim'tecL was heJd at tthe French Bank BuJldingu at f m yesterday, Mr. P. M. Robinson pros'ding. Others present were Messrs. H. B. Baker A. E. B ddeley, D. J. Reek and H. B. Ward (for
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    COMPANY REPORT.
    204 5 Eastern Smelting Co. Ltd. The drectors cf test above company have fctamed the following report: The Dlivet :bn»'t the Report and Accounts far the year oided August si, was. The DC t profit amounts to £:>5 033 16s. 5"d.. a?id after making prov'sjon f the items shown <Jn
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    British Postal Orders.
    46 5 The Indian Postal authorities notify that until further notice the equivalents in Indian money of the vf lues of Bntish Postal Orders issued for payment in India aril] be calculated at the rate of th 'risen ruptee and twelve annas per pound sterling.
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      230 5 iiiiiiiiigiiiiitiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiJ:n"iiniH"iiiiiiiiiiini;ii:iiii'H' a I MEDICAL NOTES. REJUVENATION. j The mwiloaJ treatment of I impotence, Neur.inhenij. distnr bancaa in i be-ity and other I metallic Inaofici* I ency of the h tnnonca etc. 1 can NOW BE CURED with I TKBTOGAH (for men) THEI.YGAN (f r women) Extracts of animal glards combined
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      422 5 1 I BRAND l 1 ft j Cement eine nt I j| Sole Importers: j fs|| St,lngr A ent jj I Borneo Sumatra fek G Aurelyl I Trading Co., Lid. N\ JĔLIM&W!* /J RAITLES ,>LACE 1 S llucorporatedinHolland) Telegr»m AURELT.K 1 J Instant Postum q A^^^^^^^^p There s <dM 7
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      390 5 mails close. ,11 pw. JAN. 22, I J P (MOD to-«s»y-sin.* r^ r, i?' L*»K>k>n/ 112 Mainbwtr* MrnvUui» imon TRAIN fl P-W. .Hj-hl M» connect Maru M nun JAN. 23- patch a.m. j li "'i-' B»—n J> am. i •»nsf t* a.m. Sui:»t* a.m. >ji«i <i Li i«rwl>. »k "P
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      144 5 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS. Programme of Drll.s up to and wt«k enxtfng January 27. To-day. Jan. 22 at 5.15 p.m.— Drill Hall. S. R. E. (v) Sig: Sect: L-smp and Fbig Instruction. To-momiw, Ja<n. 28 at 5.15 p.m. Ditll Hall. Ch'neee Company, Musketry Instruction. Drill Hall. Chinese Company, Lewis Gun 'Instructkii».
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    49 6 MARRIAGE. AM ALA D ASS—ROCH—At the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes Rev. Fr. Lou's Burgoffer officiating oat January 21 1924. Anthony, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Amaladass to Miss A. Marie, the orfly daughter of Mr. Arfge Roch of the S.H.B. and Mrs. Roch.
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    NOT QUITE ASLEEP.
    940 6 The Moslem Association, as we anticipated, held a meeting on Friday, which was attended by Malays, Indians and Arabs, and expressed their opinion on the question of Malay representation in the Legislative Council. We had urged the meeting to point to the existence of a likely Malay
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    NOTES AND COMMENTS.
    507 6 Hope for Poorly-Planned City. Mast of the well-arranged cities of the world wore developed from confused vlLafee or town plans. Narrow streets, dead-ended, or jogging atnd rudimentary thoroug'henares prevailed. Intolerable confusion and inconvenieno? arising from these defects acted in the long run to bring about improvement. By
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    387 6 The appointment of Dr. C. B. Pasley as Ch id Surgeon, F.MS, has beta (pproved. Dr. A. T. Stanton has been appointed to ac: -s Principal Medical Officer, F. M. S. Mr. N. Macphail, Chief Sanitary Inspector, Sanitary Board Kuala Lun.pur has been appointed to act as Secretary to the
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    THE HAWAIIANS.
    237 6 Enthusiast c First Audience. Wtiilo Key nnd Jam Vo were try njr conclusions vrath tfJovo*, iast ghl the Haw&i.ans were Ujsy w t»h ther atrnged instruments at the Won* Theatore where they opened and the record gather ng preaent in *i*w of the alternative attraction wh* ample testimony
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    LOCAL WEDDING.
    169 6 A very pTetty wedding waa solemnised at the Church of Our Lady of Lourde3 yvsterday momjng, tho Rev. Fr. L. Burgoffer officiat ng when Mr. Anthony, of the P. C. M. O. Office, was marr ed to Miss A. Mav#e, the only daughter of Mr. Ange Roch. of
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    G.O.C.'s GOOD-BYE.
    74 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) PENANG, Yeisterday. Sir Neill Malcolm, Jn the Drill Hall on Saturday, bade good-bye to the Office N.C.Os and Men of the Vohirteers, and also gave away the best platoon cup. wc<n by Platoon 3 of the Euras.ru Co.. and the best soldier's cups won
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    MALAYA CUP ARRANGEMENTS.
    97 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) KUALA LUMPUR, Yesterday. The Malayu Cup devgAia met in the* C?ub. when the Hon. Mr VV. G. M«xwell was re-elected Preaiitnc, and Mr. P. W Uleeson, Hmx. Secretary. Regard rug rugby it «ns dee ded that if Selangor and S ngnpore were (h«j
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    MAIL EXPECTED.
    21 6 From Europe (London mails despatched January 3) by g.s. Teesta, due Penang 6 a.m. on Friday, the 25th instant.
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    109 6 The funeral of the late Mr. F. Aaron, orderly at Government House for over thirty-five years took place at Buk it Timah-road cemtiery yesterday afternoon in the presence of a lsige gathering of the deceased's friends. The Revs. Horns and Devapiriaon officiated, the 1 ftter at the graveeiida. H. E.
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    POLICE COURTS.
    244 6 A BRUTAL ATTACK untitled MISTRESS. The piv 1 mi tary enq case in which Ahm Malay, if adl n'tkJ ttmp.cd murdar of his < raiTi] Ch/.ncse inistr with a Omf j> n an empty Cairohili-road was heard Venabks in* the Second i* yesterday afternoon. Dr. Balhetchet, of Hospital,
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    FIRE AT
    136 6 Shorvly before five v I yet d afternoon, a fire broke out a' a a timber fWcd in Kallang-road opps the Gas Works but was pr under ha d by the Fin- Brifai starred dj ar a large h works, which was soma stacks of timber, a: I
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    PENANG SPORT.
    72 6 (From Our Own Corresponded PENANG, YestenJf. The Penang s-Kcar league starts i February 2. Instead el 1 Inter-dub ouampatrian X betwoen Communit.-as, the five tm being European. Eurasan. Chaa Malay and In J an. The Cbi expected to put up the itroafi eleven. In the cricket league the
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    49 6 At about Ten o'clock untitled Cawtonnu.at-n.ad biro Cbiam boys, whilex immrtg a to* boxing wh'ch way gasng <» Happy Valley, fn m the m***\ a tree suddenly dropped were both badly shaken a*i They were sent m a bus to *J Linas HoL-p tal and rekajai Breatment and a sensible
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      317 6 IH. .IH.::,,.H I IIII imnint, l iuini, I |H| I .iMi ll 1 ii..i..1..ii-t"i''t<il"«''»"» I u,l, I Robinson Co., Ltd. E„— I GENTLEMENS' j MACKINTOSHES j Medium Fawn Shade. Twill Rubber Lined PriC( $12.50 ALL SIZ S IN STOCK 1 X WELL HADE AND FINISHED. FULL CUT, I S ALL
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      50 6 WHAT INTERIMS^ Labour Motion Carried J Not Quiu« Asleep Jjfjj Notes and Comment! Police Court Railway S'Jrfke Cr'm:nal Appeal Th? Views of Biograffcl A of Emptw Stage and Screen Empire Concur Camp-'- Company Mee*ng Company Report Women's Suffrage in ft*" Share Market Market Price L st 1 ALL THE SPQR^j^^
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      109 6 WHEN AND WHERE. A SINGAPORE DIABT. Ttniiy, Jan. 22. High Tides. —10.21 a.m.. 1140 p.m. Homeward mart by Merits kavui. Taipusum CheUy Community* Recepton. Kaa 'e Hawni-atus. Vic. Theatre, 0.30 p.m. To-morrow, Jan. 23. H\?h Tide —10.57 a.m. B. 1, homeward ufail clu***. Uvlge St. George Regular 5 30 p.m.
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    LABOUR MOTION CARRIED.
    1525 7 Closing Stages of Commons Debate. Mr. Asquith's "Baby." Reuter. LONDON. Yesterday. f H mac at Ou—inni cries of n al quest on time, when ■nbera press.-d fur supple--entaries. marked the impatience of •y e M P.*> tne na ta B 6B live dt-bate wh'ch wap reSir John
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    IN MEXICO.
    170 7 Rebel Threats. Reuter. NEW YORK, Yesterday. Following the threats by Huerta to destroy the Mexican/ Petroleum Company's property at Tampico unless $400 000 as advance cf taxes was pad to the rebels, the State Department at Washington has advised the Company to protect ther property by paying the
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    CHINESE MISSION.
    126 7 Dinner at Lancaster House. Reuter. LONDON, Yesterday. At the Government dfnimer to the Chinese Industrial Mission at Lancaster House, the High Com miss* oner, respomdinig to tjhe toasft of has health, expressed pleasure alt the warm welcome given to the Mission by England, which had done so much
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    NORTH POLE FLIGHT.
    43 7 Comments on Annexation Plan. Reuter. NEW YORK, YesLerday. The "World" commencing om the p.opoeed trip of the "Shenandoah' suggests that after the annexationi of 6umc/ltt£ ice-fieJds it is necessary to cover I<hem wth long range gtwa to protect the pole
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    41 7 At the lecture of the Bishop of 3iog2por« bed last Erday 804.24 was collectod in «:d ok tbo V. D. work ot tbo 8t. 4ndrew', lidodical litis, o«a Tbe «mount was «ent to tbo Hon. Trouxurer. >lr 3 .1 Vino nt
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    RAILWAY STRIKE.
    455 7 SUBSTANTIAL SERVICES STILL RUNNING. Inter-Unif/i Strife. Reuter. LONDON, Yenteuday. While Paddington waft congested with derelict main line trains the a tuation »t othtr London termin: was not so bad. An official message from Waterloo stated this morning that two or three mainline trains wee* run since midnight, and
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    ANGLO-FRENCH CRISIS.
    70 7 Trouble Over the Regie's Action. Reuter. LONDON, Yesterday Lord Crewe yesterday called on M. Poin'care and it is understood conveyed! the British Government's protest, and requested an explanation of the Rihineland RcyfVs action", concerning wh ch the London newspaper diplomatic correspondents comment warmly and anticipate another AngloFrench txkthm
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    IMPERIAL PENNY POST.
    35 7 Reuter. LONDON, Yesterday." A Postal conterente at Birmi\jjhatn undnr the auspices of His Aasociat'on of the Briftiah Chambers of Commerce has unanimously poawxi a resolution' in favour of the Imperial Penny Post
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    EXPERTS ENQUIRY.
    22 7 Reuter. PARIS Yesterday. At a meeting of the Second Committee of Expente investigating the flight of Germain capital Mr. McKenna
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    38 7 Reuter. PITTSBURG Yesterday. 4 Kno b»olce out at a plu»i4 of tne Atiaivtic litekning Compa«iy. 8xive«i ktromen wore Killed, falling trom a broken laddor into > tank ok buying 8evora! otber ktremon, wl?re falllng from ico-coverod top, of tank.
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    CRIMINAL APPEAL.
    258 7 MANUFACTURING DANGEROUS WEAPONS. Appealing against a convctrx<n of manufacVuring dangerous vvecpons under the Arms cmd Explosives Ordinance anl a sentence of eighteen months' rigorou* :m--pr.son.ment in the Court of Cr'm'nal Appeal before thn Chief Just c?, Sir Walter Shaw yesterday, a blacksmith named Kwan Ah Seh, reprinted by
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    BRITISH SHIPPING.
    134 7 Lowest Record for 1923. Reuter. LONDON, Yesterday. Thirty por cenr, lower tonnage was launched m British shipbuilding yards in 1923 than in any peace year since 1892, 6tates Lloyd's Register. The shipping totalled 645,000 tons a decrease of 385 000 to.Tls as compared with that of 1922. representing
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    BOK BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE.
    69 7 Charged with Unlawful Propaganda. Reuter. WASHINGTON, Yesterday. Bok was called before the Senate Committee and charged with carrying on propaganda designed to influence the action of Congress and the Goverr-arewt's foreign policy. It is •tated that the Committee's purpose ie to determine whether relations exist between
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    NEW GOVERNOR GENERAL.
    57 7 Welcomed at Capetown. Reuter. CAPETOWN, Yesterday. The New Governor General Earl oa* Athlone and Princess Alice Countess of Athlone were magnificently welcomed en their arrival aboard the Windsor Castle." The c ty was gaily beflagged. The docks and shipping were br'ght with bunting in a brilliant sunshine.
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    THE EXCHANGE.
    34 7 Reuter. LONDON. Yesterday. StarJoflV on New York whadh decKned to 4.20% the lowest for two years ia attributed to the nervousness over the political actuation Heavy imports from America closed at 4.21%.
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    ILL-FATED TACOMA.
    20 7 Reuter. WASHINGTON, Yeaterdny. Owing to heavy weather it is feared that the "Tacoroa" has been battered bcyoind htope
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      270 7 PUDLO I BRAND I CEMENT WATERPROOFER. I P y9 L Brand w aterproofer is a riae white powder. When it is i* I eluded iq the usual cement postering or in concrete, it absolutely I prevents damones* and m >ist »re penetrtting It makes eellara au i I basements even
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    996 8  - Sports Pastimes. JAMITO WINS. But Key Stays the Distance. Boy Walley's Fine Showing. By "Rellex." There was a fairly Largje crowd at th* Happy Valley last night when the Straits Boxing Syndicate staged except bouts. The ring was well lighted and ihe seating accomodation ensured comfort ard a good Yew
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    NOTES OF THE WEEK.
    1129 8 Key had little chance of w nmng las; n ght s fight., with the greater weight and r ng expor onco of Jam:to a large handicap, but the fact that Le Lasted the distnr.ce a great cred t'Ui him. He wai not at hi» best —neither,
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    CRICKET.
    90 8 S.C.C. PREPARATION! A meeiir'rjg of S. C C era players was hold ct m* Club A y.sterday evening with Mr. Aj Assiter, convener, in the ttaM the arciouncjmen: *-hat I*. cap.am Mr. (5 < signed owing to til ab from the Cofcny for part of tht< eon it was
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    19 8 SAN FRANCISCO, Yesterday. English prof agonal golfer*. and Ockend.-n defied cans, Sarazen (prrf«"* Bla?k (Amateur) by o I holes.—Reuter
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    CHARITY FOOTBALL.
    508 8 S.F.A. BEAT ROYAL SUSSEXThere WM a mW* attendance L v,de the enclosure at the Pa* ong afternoon for the pos-poned charity footba 1 match 10 aid of the Ch ldr 3 n's Aid Soeflety between the 2«! Royal Sussex Retf ment and the SLrgapcre team which won the
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    WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE IN FRANCE.
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