Malaya Tribune, 24 June 1926

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune. Vol XIII, -No. 145 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1926 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1926
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      205 1 COMMERCIAL MANILLA BUFF ENVELOPES JUST RECEIVED OF SPECIAL QUALITY SIZE 6*x34' PRICE $2.00 per 1000 Envelopes A Limited it»ck only in luad The Malaya Tribune Press, Ltd. Printers Stationers, Singapore. L I FIAT 509 I I For J Speed-Economy-Safety -Comfort r i Book Yours Early. Trial Runs Invited. i L
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      230 1 5; Busmen > Rim Icm spectacle* and ercf'uatX W MewlondZyloniteconbinartorifp** P fcfi. taclei or eycglasw». or ItcKt <•etcKt gjp met si rim cpectacle* or —nii—< I Cherts Purity andfyigour 1 H M EVERY DROP OP READ'S 3 3 "DOG'S HEAD" GUINNESS S 11 wtaine throng h the entire brewing preceoe
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    CAT AND DOG LIFE
    612 2 Husband's Allegations of Cruelty Against Wife The peition of Natalie A. Mills for restitution of conjugal rights on *.he part of Stanley Vandeluue Mil s came on for hearing before Judge Cain and a jury in H. M. Supreme Court at Shanghai. KesponJent, giving evidence,, said
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      549 2 I AT WHITEAWAYS I I I MONDAY, JUNE 21 to] I J SATURDAY JUNE 26 On the GROUND FLOOR Tables and Counters crowded with g Thousands of Genuine New Dollar Bargains from all Departments, Each one Representing Value worth $1.50 to $2. If you have already visited our store during
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      328 2 AFTER MALARIA Build Up Your Strength With DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS As Mrs. S. W. Peters Did There are few diseases more weakening than malarial fever. It is to the fact that vhey are an exceedingly powerful blood and nerve tonic thai Dr. Williams' Pink Pills owe their immense popularity
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      328 2 to do twice as much twice as weir COSMO HAMILTON. Very true it is that you can only get out of a machine what you put into it, and tiiat most intricate machine, the human brain, Deeds extra nourishment to stand the strain. A cours» of Sanatogen is exactly what
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    AFRICAN INDUSTRIES
    682 3 Report on Trade and Commerce The Report for the year ended 30th September, 1924 on the trade ana commerce of Ease Africa (Uganda Protectorate, Kenya Colony and Protectorate, Zanzibar, and the Tanganyika Terr.tory) by Colonel Franklin, His Majesty's Trade Commissioner in East Africa, conta ns particulars of the
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    38 3 The National Council of the Protestant Episcopal church in its closing session votod to expend $l>oo,OuJ of mjney a rea iy subscribed, for the cons'ruction of the first units of the new St. Luke's Hospital at Tokio, Japan.
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      358 3 j j jrl s\ CTANDARD j] ar s are sjj Sir» r irjj^iEfamom thro- ■j •'•'rlbg the 9 world for bi<r -j per tor man re l[ combined with "i 3j a| low cost and Ji The 12/24 h.p. 44 Well- i»1 ourne" is a live ,xj srater, four door
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      31 3 "Those two are actors from the theatre. They have just given a performance. In .he last act. they both take poison "Indeed! And yet they grumble about my —Meggendorfer B-aetter, Munich.
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      442 4 Amusements. ES2SHSBS2SSS2SSSaSZSaSaSES2SZS2S2S2SaSSSSSES2S2S2SHSSSaSESESZSZSaSSSU2SasaSZS2S 1 EMPIRE I I Thursday, June 24 to Monday, June 28-2 nd show at 9.15 p.m. Cj Adolph Zukor and Tesse L. Lasky Present I NITA NALDI g Dj The screens greatest vamp jfl Patsy Ruth Miller, Matt-Moore, George Fawcett > In a powerfully dramatic story packed with
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      421 4 I From Tuesday, June 22 to Sunday, June 27 [5 I A RATTLING GOOD PROGRAMME As good as Any ever Presented I AT THE I ALHAMBRA Cj (Tan Chen? Kee Co., Ltd. Proprietors.) 5| [3 In the 2nd Show at 9 p.m. g N A picture of laughter and thrills
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      324 4 GAIETY CINEMA Junction Albert A Bpeccolcd btreets TO-NIGHT A "Fox" Special At 9-30 Latest Pathe Gazette Wm. FOX presents Thank You John Golden's Play Hit By Winohell Smith and Tom Cuahing A HUMAN STORY OP THE TAMING OF A TO iVN OF HYPOCR ;TES WITH George O'Brien and Jacqueline Logan
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      140 4 SURINA THEATRE North Bridge Road. To-night at 9.15 Spooks (Car icon), P»the Gazette JIMMY AUBREY in THE LOBBYGOW A Chinese Comedy Special Att action! The Handsome and Daring REED H y\VES in An Entertaining Comedy-drama The Bashful Buccaneer "The Best Rayart picture yet p-oiuced"--the universal opinion of New York criticGreat
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    HOME MARKETS
    87 5 London, June 22. Haneheater Market— 8\ lbs shirtings, fair (new basis) 12s 9c 40's Grey Yarns, single twist 19^ I lbs T. Cloth, for 24 yards Liverpool Market— *3tton—Fully Middling Amer cat (spot) $9.47 Egyptian Cotton $16.30 ■■till Tin—Standard 3 months £270.12 6 ?roduct— Copra, fair merchants £28.13.0
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    BOY SCOUTS
    29 5 To-day, June 24—Band Practice, Headquarter 5 pm. Friday. June 25—Officers and Patrol Leaders Class St. Andrew's School 8 p.m. Saturday, June 26.—Wireless Class, Headquarters, 5 15 p.m.
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    35 5 The rate of issue of Money Orders for india and Ct ylon to-day is R5.153 eqnal to $100. The* rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 157 equal to $100.
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    Letters to the Editor
    174 5 FOOTBALL MANNERS To The Editor of the Malaya Tribune. Sir—The lack of control of football crowds by the Stadium authorities was c earty exemplified last ovening at the match between Batavia and S ngapore. Persons pay ng $1 for the reserved seats that lined the field
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    JAPANESE NEWS
    173 5 (By courtesy of the Nichi-Nichi Shimbunsha.) Tokio, June 22. Tin. Banka, was quoted at YlB6 pe<* pikul o-day while ruober f.aq. -pot wai tran.sacted at YO.S6, thd tone of the market bong steady. I: is understood that Capt. D Oi.-y, who reached Pek ng. has abandoned his flight
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    RUBBER MARKET
    103 5 Singapore, June 23. Ca'alowed 1.093 473 lbs, 488.16 tons. Offered 818,354 ibs., 365 34 tons. Sold 732,912 lbs., 327.19 tons. T Is. B%d. New York PRICES REALIZED Ribbed SmoM She.t Cent, per lb. Standard Quality 68 to 69% Good Average Quality 68 to 69% Off Quality b4 m
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    WORLD COMMERCE
    245 5 Usefulness of the International Trade Developer twenty-second annual edition of the In ernati ttutk Trade Developer, otherwise known as the "B.u; Book of International Cot;: nrce," is a s-plendid volume haautitui»y bound, replete with information for the bus ness man no matter what his paricuiar line of trade
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    SHARE MARKET
    780 5 Singapore, June 22 Rubber has been cabled from London unchanged at Is. 8%d. tor the six clays and with the si.ght advance in New York, thi-• s.cadiness in the raw mater al has b r ought in fair buyers for "he majority O! rubber shares. Tin also is
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      138 5 L A TEST A D VERT ISEMENTS Eniaei n Field Assistants wanted for Miri. eaUe to handle jalour, aid have some 1 r.L,:nrorink: ki owltdge. Age not ovfr 25 jears to Ilox So. .62 e/o Maltha Tribune MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE." Notice fa herehv givf>n that h»ncery T anc is to
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      257 5 PREPARE IN ADVANCE FOR OPPORTUNITIES. Ch!<:f among tho factorj that carry men pa-t the ha!f-w:,y mark on the roid fo be ter Q positions is eagerness to koop m learning uoro. Ha*a you e%er measured your fj progress and fouud that you h:ive been nunvly marking t BM.? If so,
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      216 5 ;-jiThe smartness of "HC" shoes appeals to young people. It is a constant source of satisfaction to feel one's shoes are correct in style and attract favourable attention. HENG CHEONG, 386, North Bridge Road, SINGAPORE. Stop! i What is I (Ahead of You? I I 1 Are you satisfied with
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      271 5 SINGAPORE DIARY, To-day, June 24. High Tides.—9.40 a.m., 9.11 p.m. B. I. Homeward Mail closes. Football —D.W.R. vs. Batavia, Stadium. To-morrow, June 25. High Tides.—10.27 a.m., 9.49 p.m. Municipal Commission—2 15 p.m. Annual Meeting St. Andrew's Church Mission. 5 p.m. Football—Div. I—R.A. va. S.R.C. Dr. Saunders' Lecture on Buddha —Y.M.C.A.
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      278 5 MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY, JUNE 24. China, Hainam, Japan, Korea, Formosa, East Siberia, Philippine Islands, W estern Canada and Western Sta es of U. S. A. (Ta amba) 2 p.m. Hoihcw and Swatow (Hai an) 2 p.m. Port Dickson and Port Swet enham (*Taipeng) 3 p.m. North, N. East and N.
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      63 5 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS To-day, June 24. 2 30 p.m.—Bukit T mah Range, S.R.A. (v), Musketrv- Classification. 2.30 p.m.—Farrer Range, S.R.E. (v) Signals, Musketry Classification. 2.30 p.m—Farrer Range, Motor Cycle Platoon, Musketry C ass fication. To-morrow, June 25. 7.30 a.m —Bukit Timah Range, S.R.A. (v). Musketry Classifica ion 7.30 a.m.—Farrer Range, S.R.E.
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  • Obituary
    Births, Marriages and Deaths
    40 6 ACKNOWLEDGMENT 1 Co3fratemit7 of the Children of Mary (3t. An hony'.s Convent! and triends are gracefully thaDked b- the family for their kind tokens and attendance at the funeral of the late Miss Emelma de Silva.
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    MONKEYING WITH THE SCHOOLS
    1027 6 J As from the beginning of next month j school foes for pupils in the higher I standards are to be raised from three 3j dollars to four. This. announcement j| conflicts rather significantly with the state. j ment made by a Government official to a
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    1232 6 The members of the Straits Chinese Reading ing Cub wili have an impromptu debate at the CCA. Hall Prinstp "St., to-night at 8.15. Ail aie welcome. The Wright Aeronautical Corpora'ion reports ne. profit of $200,081 for the first quarter, 1926, after taxes. Th*i3 compares with net profit of $167,638 for
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    237 6 Mr. B-naiJ Be'ibv bu join the Editorial S.aff of "TWm*. te Tribune." 0 Malay» The Rev. John Lyman Eakin v appointed to his fiS, b J. A. Eakin, m the Putchabur fi e d V Mrs. Eakin is accompanying 'him tv?** are several ins:ances in thl L
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    A NEW PATRIARCH
    46 6 Mgr. Meletios Metaxakis. the a Innate CEcumenicai Patriarch. ias bmm elected Greek Orthodox Patriarch ol A .r andria by 138 votes against 122 fr, VnW°, V? Yen he HdfcS tk Yl isubia. The Syrian* com niur. a from taking part In the c
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    BULLOCKS' TAILS TWISTED
    40 6 (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, June 23. A Hokien and Tamil wire charged separately with cruelty to bullocks by lashing, and in the former case, with fceeatiae their tails. Accused were fined $25 and 51fi m pectively.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    56 6 From Indo-China by s.s. G. G. Merlin, due Singapore daylight to-.r r m From Holland and Germany by v Prinses Juliana, due Singapore tu-ntorrow. From France by s.s. Paul Lecat, due Singapore 9 a.m. on Sunday, the 27th instant. From Europe, (London maUi despatched June S) by s.s.
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    HARDWOOD INDUSTRY
    73 6 An agreement bctwe m th io Government anl a group f m ..n capitalists has been completed vhiea a hardwood ndustry wiil be -red in Northern Ontario between B Thessa on which wiil employ 1,000 men. One million dollars [£200,000] Is to be spent in the construction of
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    SCHOOL TEACHER'S PLEA
    106 6 (From Our Own Corres.tonier.t.f Penang, Jana 23. Ifiaa Olive Southam, a school teacher, was charged with driv.r.u an witfcont a ncenee and also with rash and negligent driving. She pleaded guilty to th Srst count, submitting that it was under a o.aus* 1 in he O dinance
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    MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
    132 6 Comm'ttee No. 5 took action at a meeting Aed o-.t 22:— Decided, su: jectjje ihv thef Governor, to promo. 3 Mr. J. D. aTur. Supd:. Mains and Services to Claw IV, at a salary of $640 per mensem, rim effect from the Ist January, 192& Agreed to order
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    WATER DIVIDER
    141 6 When the Bombay b was s tting recently there was muck criticism of the Government "The Major Pog-son as a we 1 y, facts now published shew ho v Major Pogson has beea ""TJJ has justified his appuhi a v! ■•'•nr. ljtmmtm Major Pogson has b fa numerous
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      267 6 ART CRETONNES I A NEW SELECTION PATTERNS FREE j ROBINSON Co., Ltd. JQ (Incorporated in the S.S.) S SINGAPORE. I Books that Educate and Elevate. L ENGLI3H IDIOIiS by Jan ea Main Dixon, M. 1., F.R.S.E. «120 X 2. THE KING'S ENGLISH AND HOW TO WRITE by JoLn'BM o:: Qj
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    THE EMPIRE
    214 7 post-war Difficulties Subsiding MR. AMERY'S THANKS ,T0 MALAYA Rubber Industry Healthy and Prosperous Reuter's Service. London, Juno 24 r v tit Postwar years are d-awin-* Kverywhtre the tide is turning uml n many parts of th? Empire is boginnfam t i How strongly town: is great dem as
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    EUCHARIST CONGRESS
    232 7 Huge Crowd of Worshippers in Stadium Reuter's Service. Chicago, June 23. .The proceedings at the second public session of the Eucharistic Congress c'osed wi h an impressive benediction service celebrated by Cardinal Mundeiein. Th.' vast .iadium wa.< filled with 150,000 w hippers. carrying banners and lighted a f
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    ANTI-FASCISM PROHIBITED
    59 7 Reuter's Service. Bern?, June 2o. A!r. Mocta, chief of the political depart- a statement to the National Coun- Mid that future mee ings directed against the governments represented by at Geneva would be prohibited during sessions of the League organisat: >ns. The Fodera Council would never allow the
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    BYRD BACK FROM POLE
    74 7 Reuter's Service. New York, June 23* Commander Byrd, aboard the Chantier, ha* returned from his Polar expedition. He greeted by a huge crowd of gai y decorated craft in the harbour and the noisy blasts of whistle*. Sixteen navy aeroplanes hovered aloft.. A procession in his
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    FRENCH CABINET
    428 7 CAILLAUX AS FINANCE MINISTER Briancl Fails to Persuade Poincare's Acceptance Reuter's Service. London, June 23. The gravity of the French political ntuaLion is evidence! by a succession of Paris messages. The first, timed at 10:55 this morning, said that M. Doumer on leaving the confer nee at the
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    THE BANGKOK EPIDEMIC
    50 7 Reuter's Service. Singapore, June 24. On the ground of an epidemic, of cholera having broken out in Siam, causing seventeen hundred deaths since October, the \la ay Sates Railway,, have prohibited tirrd-claas passengers from" crossing the frontier from Siam and demanded fifty dollars deposit from other passengers.
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    BRAZILIAN LOAN
    43 7 Reuter's Service. New York, June 24. The tv/enfc-five miliion dol'ar Brasil'an loan orisrinally intended for flo aticn in London, has been transferred to N?w York. It wiil be offered at WJ at 6 5 per cent interest, redeemable in thirty years.
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    THE SYRIAN CAMPAIGN
    33 7 [Havas Agency.] Fez, June 23. After having progressed during recent days iifteen kilometers eastward from Wezzan, the French made yesterday 4 further* advance of eight kilometers in the same direction.
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    CRIMES OF SEAMEN
    42 7 Reuter's Service. Geneva, June 23. The fftiii vote on the convention regarding penalties for th? crimes of seamen, mentioned yesterday, did not obta'n the requisite two-thirds majority,' consequ2ntly i: was sent back to the drafting comm ttec for amendment.
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    THE MINING BILL
    266 7 SECOND READING IN PARLIAMENT Labour Says it is an Empty Pretence Reuter's Service. London, June 23. In the House of Commons Mr. Lane-Fox Secretary for Miners, moved the second reading of the Mining Industry Bill. He claimed that the measure was a practical and useful one, the
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    BOTVED BACK HOME
    14 7 Reuter's Service. Copenhagen. June 24. Botved ha> flown home from Tokio.
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGES
    80 7 British Official Press Service. London! June 23 Exchange rates: Paris ITI.Tn. New York 4 87. Brussels 171.25. Geneva 25.13. Amsterdam 12.115. M*ten 184.626. Berlin 20.435. Stockholm is.l 2. owenhagen IS 345. Oslo 28.035 Vienna 34 425. Prague 164 25. Helsingfor* 291.75. Madrid 30.015. Lisbon 2 17 32. Rio
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    SINGAPORE NAVAL BASE
    115 7 Federal Council Offers Two Millions Sterling (From Ottr Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, June 23. In the Federal Council to-day, it was proposed by His Highness 'he Sultan of Selangor, suppor'ed by other Sultans of the Federation and by Unofficial Members, "Thai this Council offer the Imperial Government
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    SEAMEN DROWNED
    167 7 Thb bodies of two seamen members o* the cr*w of the American oil-tanker Apwho were drowned in the Thames in mail week owrnjg bo the capsizing of n dinghy, were recovered on the following morning It app'-ars that a number of men who wished to return to the
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    F.M.S. COUNCIL
    1858 7 Gift for Naval Base THE PRAI RESOLUTION DEFERRED Tributes to Sir George Maxwell The Federal Council met yesterday morn- L ing with .he usual pomp which attends L ceremonial sessions says "The Malay Mail.' The guard-of-honour was furnished ;fcy a Ma!ay squad from the Police force under a
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    ROBERTS VANISHES
    181 8 Alleged Bogus Superintendent of Police A. E. Roberts the young Englishman against w.om charge; of impe sona ng a pubic .ervan* to wi a Superintendent of Poice were placed, has disaopeared and hi 1 whereabouts are not known. Soon after his arrest by Inspec L or Meeten, Roberts
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    81 8 The other evening while dining at a certain hotel otl I° TO Fif h avenue I saw a dear vcvn? th n- wi*h a marc- 1 2lvf* for m<! to note thi>? I ruHy pavin X the Miee-e- »1 But gff The IVxmi thW 1 trousers and whr n It
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    Sporting News
    1072 8 FOOTBALL Singapore-Batavia RECORD CROWD WITNESSES FINE MATCH A record crowd gathered last evening to witness the much-talked-of game between the Singapore and Batavia teams. The game i se.f, while not devoid of thrill, was not of a very exc'tin?? character and the score of two all is a
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    CRICKET
    66 8 S.C.C. Tournament The fol. owing have been selected to represent the Services against .he Merchants on Fridty and Saturday: CaDt. Armi age, R.A. (Capt.) Lt-Col Poat:«thwaite, K.O.Y.L.I. Capt. Congden RM Capt. Kidd, R.A.O.C. Capt. Fa u lkner Lieut. Taylor, J? DW.R. Lieut. Stephenson, Midd esex Regt., Lieut. Harte, R.E.
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    Australians vs. Derbyshire
    80 8 Reuter's Service. London, June 23. The match between the Australians and Derbyshire was commenced yesterday at Ches..crfield in the presence of 5 003 spectators. The weather was good. Collins won the toss and th? Australians had 223 foe the loss of two wickets when rain interfered and
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    GOLF
    121 8 Open Championship Reuter's Service. St. Annes, June 23. In the Open Golf Championship 117 players having- qua ified from the territorial eliminating compe itior.s, the 72 holes medal play consti uting the championship proper was begun here this morning in ideal condi ions. The first two days wil be
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    The Long Driving Competition
    46 8 London, June 22. At Sr. Annes the long driving competition preliminary to he Open Championship was won by Compstcn. His three drives aggrega ed 790 yards 7 inches, and he also had the longest single drive which was 288 yards 3 inches.
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    LAWN TENNIS
    216 8 The Wimbledon Tournament Reuter's Service. London, June 23. At Wimbledon in the second round Mhs Ryan bea: Mi*s C arke by 6—3, 6 2, Mrs Mallory bea: Mrs. Eigfngton by 6 2. 6—l. K'nisley beat b\ 11— 2 6 —2. Suzanne who was billed to appear n the
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    L.L.T.C. Tournament
    116 8 YESTERDAY'S PLAY Open Mixed Doubles \ff M Term i nt and D H Keinman beat Miss Hope Fa.kner and Major Miss David and D* S curs Mm Rule and Cooper 6—2, 6—o. Jf'*** Doubles Handicap and' r Ga"°„ Wit 7-*: 0 2 oks bi£ frMrs. Salzmenn and** Prent's
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    108 8 Women of Paraguay each carry a handful 8 from their they fafe one of *2 uSZ Wan: J* smoke ski Ifii it the leav es man pu ate it roll J* 4uick> a oni their smoke lghs and proceed w^ EEFBvE It is stated hat the PnhhV Hc.ia ment of
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    POEY KENG SENG
    2740 8 MR. COLMAN APPLIES FOR DIRECTION More Discussion on Those Secret Profits "Those secret profi's" were the subject of further in the Supreme Coun yes erday. before the Chief Jus ice, Sir William Murison, X.C, when Mr. E. E. Co man, the Official Assignee, made an application for
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    LEGACY FOR GRAYS INN
    302 8 iIOO,OOO for Scholarships Left by Judged Widow *KHL }S estimated, m ill «o-h afkast £10*00) wiJ! com, Grav'* FeanTtr* f the dearh tf Mr H 1 Jbeanfar I ngiC field, of 27. Cao a n I& u de r a Provision already maJ will iQLnd scho.arsh
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    A NEW STAR
    88 8 in" Ha-vard university Obs rvatory ■*> the di coverv of a n w r r, ro■*n*ly announced from H idebsrg y Frufeswri Wolf md Reinmoth Th? new star i- BOW of ths I3*h marrpude anl is p'tuat-d .'n 3 spi a' n bu a. No 4 303
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    73 8 The "New York World" untitled f-f*rntv my Wv *f 1 r bnr'ev who j'tipwired rrosi in PhfVlelnhts in 1874 bns hf **d hy Mrs P C. Starr »f N w York. A kimwompn of Mrs S'arr fnst ro!uraod 'o New York from the Sou h brlmnnj a r*)aa sh° «ays
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    THE RUBBER AGE
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    74 10 As a part of its programme to augment its rum fleet *he Unl ed Srates Coast Guard has ca led for bids for the construction of from 32 to 35 patrol boa s. The boats will be of the steel hull type, 125 feet in ieng h and fitted with
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