Malaya Tribune, 23 July 1927

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune V '-TV, -No. 171 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1927 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune SATURDAY, JULY 23. 1927
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    MR. CHOO KIA PENG IN LONDON
    3551 2 Great Gathering at Dinner ASSOCIATION OF BRITISH MALAYA First Chinese Gentleman to Be Entertained The annual dinner of the Association of British Malaya was given m the Hotel Cecil, Strand, London, on May 30 when Mr W Wallace Cook, 0.8. E., presided over f
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      265 2 GLAXO is the only food that has been used in 5 Royal Nurseries. Surely if there was a better it would have been given to these Royal Babies. Your Baby is as precious as a Royal Baby, and must have the best food —Glaxo, made from the purest milk in
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      492 2 How do you wake these mornings? Fresh and fit, or dull, depressed and illtempered? If the latter most probably your liver is to blame, for which trouble Pinkettes are the ideal remedy. As gently as nature Pinkettes stimulate the liver, dispel constipation, banish biliousness and sick headaches, clear the skin,
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      168 3 HERAPION Nc.2 THERAPION N0.3 10. 1 for Bladdar Catarrh. No. a for Uoml ik:n Dik No. S for ihronic WMkn«MM •Idbylaadtn Chamiata.orelthar Na. aturomautraaj .L.KCLIJB Ma C »T«r.«oc« Rd.N W I.Laaaat I a M ra mlr«d as Ban aaarteta M arrlla tm gi nil >nm aaasaaa ai v aaHaallMw. Sllenburgs
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      223 3 Just Touch a Corn 4\ or Callus^' with this amazing liquid. "Gets-It" act* like an anaesthetic. Stops pain in 3 seconds. Works like magic M on any kind of —Wk\W corn, no matter Jk how old, where it is, how bad it hurts- One touch f and the pain goes.
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    SIR HUGH & CATHOLICS
    1749 4 SIR HUGH CATHOLICS BEST LAY SERMON EVER WRITTEN >le8!!i2l?e 'lnal >lu8l Le Iiv»6 or Keturnoo' Tbere is »»"W revealed for «be li,x tbe inner bi-tory ol u piquant pu«sn,e at-alms between Uugb ('lilsord u»„< tlx <l.!..lies ot Oylun. 'I'lle Times ol «'eylon." «ucb speculuto's. routed wben xvn-. by lli' llxeelleney
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      220 4 Ine Quality of the unioue 555 leaf is enhanced by the State Express methods of manufacture. VIRGINIA CIGARETTES ARDATH TOBACCO CO. LTD. LONDON. INSTALLATION AND SIR VICE I LET US PROVE TO YOU THAT YOU CAN C SAVE HALF YOUR OIL BILL c I with a 0 De Laval f
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      208 4 WHICH IS BETTER? DEADENING THE SENSE OR REMOVING THE PAIN The physical man is subject to numh'i as pains and aches which may arise fror arious causes. In many such cases it h aot possible or practicable to trace th» "iuse and root it out. The best thing t' le
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      213 4 I THE STEINWAY PIANO. J I Is the Instrument o! the Immortals and I is used by all Eminent Musicians To day. jjj I Come in, we will be Pleased to Demonstrate I jjj this Superb Instrument. 1 I S. Moutrie Co., Ltd. I Raffles Place, I SINGAPORE. I I
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    RUBBER REPORTS
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    35 5 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 153 equal to $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Ra. 157 •qual to $100.
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      45 5 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS Programme of Drills up to and for July 24. To-day, July 23 Siglap.—Eurasian Company, In Camp. 2 p.m.—Bukit Timah, Unite S V. U, Penang Veterans Shield Competition. To-morrow, July 24 Siglap.—Eurasian Company. In Camp. 7.30 a.m.—Bukit Timah, S. K. A. (v), Musketry Classification.
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      504 6 I EMPIRE I THURSDAY JULY 21 TO MONDAY JULY 25. I jjj Second Show at 9 p.m. Cj Carl laemmle presents p. A Picture that will Live Forever i IA HIS PEOPLE j S With RUDOLPH BCHIL DKRAUT and a huge supporting oast including I Cj George Lewis and Kate
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      404 6 JSLuse mtz en* s- YO-NIG.IT, POSITIVELY THE LIHT NIG ST I X OP THE UNITED ARTISTS' SPECIE L FEAt LFE jjj Presenting that ideal pair cf "-reen levera X RONALD COLMAN and VILM* BANK x S Frcm the original atory by L*oncre Ccffee Lrj THE NIGHT OF LOVE g g
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      215 6 GAIETY CINEMA Junction ani Bencoolen Streets. From Friday 22nd to Thursday 28th July, 1927. NIGHTLY AT 9.00 P.M. PLAT BALL SERIAL 9 10 (Final) Don't look in your alley— 8»lly 8 oome b »ok through our alley I COLLEEN MOORE is Her Greatjst Eorcen Triumph (Direct from The Victoria Theatre)
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      130 6 Surma Theatre^ "The House of Big An f)n9 > North Bridge Road. TV' No From Wednesday July 20 to I Ju(y NIGHTLY AT MM) THE MAN WITH SCA| Featuring Fred. DOROTHY DEVORE A mi The team of inimitable dr;>M a frc^ supporting cast in a Warner C. g creei How
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    116 7 Ship- \iongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive Singapore, July 23. Ea*t Wharf (Entranee Gate 1) gk E.E.E. Wharf. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) !">; Shelley 13; Takliwa 7. Empire Dmk (Entrance Gate -Maru 30; Kinta 38. tmpir l)o»k (Entrance Gate 4) Bloemfontein 48. V\fst \\hart (Entrance Gate
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION
    18 7 week ending July 31. July 26.—Signalling Class Head«M3 p.m. •I] 28 Hand Practice Head--15 p.m.
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    SMALLPOX ON PELEUS
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    MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
    220 7 ~-H°n ,n Y ttee N 6 took the Allowing action at a meeting held on July iy-_ that the transport' allowbe Lr 2S Pittin Gas Dept.. be increased from $95 to $120 per mensem. Approved the following rates of charge aw SfXfi* i° r indus trial purposes:---c First
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    BABY SHOW
    189 7 The preparations for the Baby Show to be held at the Town Hall on Wednesday, August 17. are proceeding satisfactorily.* Trade exhibits connected with child welfare have been premised by the following firms:—Messrs. Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Travers and Son, John Lirtle and Co., Robinson and
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    GEYLANG SCHOOL BENEFIT
    165 7 The Wales Party staged Xyai Dasima cefore a crowded house on Thursday night at the Union Star Opera Hall. Happy Valley, in aid of the Geylang Me hodist Girls' School Building Fund. Mrs. Lee Choon Guan, M.8.E.. the Patroness, and Mr. Aw Boon Haw. the President, were
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    JAPANESE NEWS
    175 7 (By courtesy of the Nichi-Nichi Shimbunsha) Tokio, July 2i. It is understood that 6,000 workers out of over 12,000 now employed in the Kawaraki Dockyards will be taken over by the Navy, while the Company have decided to dismiss .",.000 workers. The Finance Minister in a statement declared
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    27 7 The May issue of "The Malayan Agricultural cultural Journal is made up almost entirely o' annual reports of various officials connected with agriculture in the Malay States.
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    ASSIZES
    693 7 MURDER OF TWAKOW OWNER Chinese Sentenced to Death Mr. Store for the accused dealt at length w ith the evidence for the prosecu tion. With regard to t c \v< und, medical evidence showed that the wound was going slightly upwards and towards the centre of the body. A
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    MUNICIPAL CLAIM
    74 7 Cost of Construction at Meyer Road The action in which the Singapore Municipal Commissioners are claiming $12,008 from Mr. E. Ft. Koek, who is now in England, for construction of a portion of Meyer Road. Tanjc ng Katong, fronting the defendant'e property, was continued before Mr. N. D.
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    LOCAL AMUSEMENTS
    190 7 The City Opera It is time now for the Opera goer.- to book their seats for "The Prince of Morocco which, after occupying over a month or so to prepare absolutely newsets of costumes, ancient Roman outfits and many other implements of war, has been definitely fixed for
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE
    1339 7 FINANCE COMMERCE r*KoDi < Singapore, July 23 Kice, Siam No. 1 per Koyan $344 Buyer* Sellers Hue, Siam 2 $329 Mixed Black Pepper 58.00 K«ce, Siam 3 $323 Sundried Copra 10.65 Kice, Saigon l m Mixed Copra 10.25 Kice, Saigon 2 $278 Kayong Conra p lCe S ai on 3
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    DO FOOLISH WIVES PAY?
    399 7 The Wilbur Players at the Victoria Theatre The Wilbur Players open ad their X ton at the Victoria Theatre la>t Might bel re a fail-sized and appreciative auuicnce v.ith a most amusing comedy entitled "Do Foolish Wives Pay?" After two ami ft half hilarious hours the
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    42 7 Cholera, chief of all summer diseases in Shanghai, particularly in the native areas, has already commenced to take toll of tha population. On Sunday, July 3, 45 cases were admitted to the hospital. 25-of which originated in Chapei and other native districts.
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    Births, Marriages and Deaths
    49 7 ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Mr. and Mrs. Tan Kim Tye and family beg to thank their relatives, friends and members of the Sunlight Mess who so kindly attended the funeral of the late Madam Tan Seok Chye Neo (Mrs. Wan Kim Toon) and also those who sent wreaths.
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    DEATH
    48 7 LIM—On July 22. 1927 at 6.15 a.m. at her residence, 30 Otfloy Rofcd. Mrs. Lim Cho© Chiang-, nee Chia Kim Chow, ag-ed SI. She leaves behind 2 sons and 2 daughters to mourn her loss. Funeral at Bidadari on July 23 1927 at 4.30 p.m. Deeply regretJted.
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      276 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS —an WANTED—Experienced Asiatic Civil Engineering Draughtsman—apply with full particulars, and copies of references, find stating salary required to The Superintending Civil Engineer. H.M. Naval Base. Singapore. BABY-SHOW The Child Welfare Society will hold their Annual Baby Show at the Town Hall on Wednesday August 17th. Free Admission tickets
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      315 7 SINGAPORE DIARY |(.-d;n July 23 0.16 p.m. Madium, 2.15 p.m. Gard n Tarty. Siglap, 6 p.m. iC. Merehanta vs. p.s. l. C.C. vs St. J. 0.8. c vs. Indian Assn. .I.C.A. vs. Lanka I'nion. at Victoria Theatre, 9.30 morraw, July 21 0.53 a.m., LS] p.m. ench mail due. g rts,
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    AMBULANCE FACILITIES
    757 8 Delivering his verdict on a recent inquest the City Coroner (Dr. P. Hope Falkner) more addmsed himself to the task cf pleading for better ambulance facilities »n Singapore. Fortunately the Acting Coroaer is a medical man. who must have bad. m the course of a long and successful
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    1242 8 The introduction of any dogs from Ceylon into Penang ,s absolutely prohibited owing to rabies. Owing- to unforeseen circumstances the membeis meeting of the Young Women's Uhris.ian Association will not b<» held on Mon .ay. July 25. The L t^ ird annual sports of the Rova! English School will be
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    310 8 cental,, j. lrun>fe,,«d t.. jit, Vr "l X V. l^ >l. l exl. ,.l Klrinlui >, Tbe lie», lx. s i i >lr. <; b V l"s. l ,l<! «be,, be lNVlli»! >el l' Lumpur 7 10.1.7 ,..n>. Inspector William I Central Station X for Bagan Serai
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    19 8 Prom Western Australia due at Singapore soon From France by s. fit Singapore at <J a m
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    U.S.A FLIERS HONOURED
    22 8 Reuter's Service. wash Lieutenants Maitland received ihe Distingi. from Secretary Kellogj sident Coolidge, in re Might from San Fran*
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    PENANG MASONRY
    31 8 (from Our Own O Penai if, Yesterday even me Mr installed Master I I District Grand Mlast Archipelago, Mr. P. J. S over sixty at dinner various Lodge's up-
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    BACK AGAIN TO PRISON
    43 8 'From Our Own I Pen; i In the Police our: By who was only reh Me I 10, was s< nu nit J to two imprtsonim nt far fraud sarongs ana coats. 1i f vi us convictions aja i'
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    KING FERDINAND'S WILL
    287 9 dionate Words About Carol NSTRATIONS ALL KR ROl MANIA > Forced to IXsperse ;V are's Supporters Reuter's Service. Bukharest. July 22. bite King Ferdinand was i at the Summer Palace at Minister of Justice in the mbera < f the Royal Fami.y in il. The will was
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    OIL WELL DRILLING
    38 9 Prohibition Exerted in America for Time Being Reuter's Service. Oklahoma City, July 22. orporation Commission has v restraining order prom the greater Seminole lling for oil-wells in certain oilfield and also prohibiting the Seminole territory.
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    THE PALESTINE MANDATE
    29 9 l»ti- to ltich to lie Imminent Trans-Ocean Service Paris, July 23. •ns to transfer the Palestine Italy from England are allegednotw ithstanding Zionist pres*"r' I ndon.
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    U.S. STEAMER ABANDONED
    23 9 Reuter's Service. Bombay, July 22. an t earner Homestead has The crew were taken off •an, which is making for
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    SEMART ARRESTED
    15 9 Reuter's Service. Paris, July 22. been quietly arrested on the th.- Syndicate Unitaire.
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    COLONIAL OFFICE POLICY
    176 9 I Restriction Scheme and Malaya MR. OMSBY-GORE'S SPEECH TO PLANTERS Reuter's Service. London, July 23. What the Colonial Office is at present most concerned about was the degree of acceptance and degree of criticism they had to meet with regard to the continuance of the 'Stevenson scheme,
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    GERMAN FLIGHT
    68 9 Attempt to Beat World's Nonstop Record Trans-Ocean Service Berlin. July 22. The Pilots Lchse and Ristiez flew off in Junker- machine from Dessau this morning in an attempt to beat the world's record bi a fifty-one hour flight. They are flying to and from Leipsic and Dessau until
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    AMERICAN TARIFFS
    55 9 Visitors to Canada and Customs Levies Reuter's Service. >\ ashington. July 22. A Treasury Dept ruling designed to protect American merchandise from Canadian competition has been reversed by the United States Customs Court deciding that Americans remaining in Canada four or five days may r.-turn with a hundred
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    LOANS TO GERMANY
    59 9 Dr. Schacht Arranges Big Credits in America Reuter's Service. New York, July "J2. "The Times" understands that a credit of $25,000,000 to $30,000,000 has been arranged by a group of New York bankers headed by the International Acceptance Bank as a result of the visit of Doctor
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    YOUTHFUL MURDERER
    43 9 Reuter's Service. Rangoon, July 23. Pothwe, a sixteen-year-old youth, a Karen teacher in a mission school, has been sentenced to death for the murder of his father. The accused admitted his guilt and complained that the deceased had harshly treated him.
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    THE CHINESE PUZZLE
    40 9 Reuter's Far Eastern Service. Shanghai, July 22. Referring to yesterdy's Nanking telegram both Chinese and foreigners are bewildered. Reuters Peking correspondent, replying says that a Southern delegate is undoubtedly here and peace negotiations are proceeding but unsatisfactorily.
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    RUSSIANS RELEASED
    29 9 Reuter's Far Eastern Service. Shanghai, July 22. It is officially stated that the Russians arrested aboard the Henli were to-day released by order of General Chiang Kaishek.
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    FINANCE BILL PASSED
    23 9 Reuter's Service. London. .Inly .'2. Tbe ll"U»e ol 0ommon< tbe lbir.l eadi'lil.' ol tbe rinunce «ill by Ills to »6.
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    CABINET AND NAVAL QUESTION
    128 9 Long Meeting in London DELEGATES EXPLAIN THE POSITION Reuter's Service. London, July 22. The Cabinet held the longest sitting since the days of the coal stoppage to consider problems arising from the Geneva Naval Conference and the meeting only broke up because several Ministers had week
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    German Industry
    110 9 EFFICACY OF MASS PRODUCTION Rationalisation Claimed a Complete Success Reuter's Service. Berlin, July '2*. The efficacy of the rationalisation of industry, namely in the elimination of unproductive intermediate manufacturing processes and the centralisation of mass production, il borne out in a statement of the German Steel Trust showing
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    NIAGARA FALLS MEETING
    59 9 Prince and Premier to Talk with Americans Reuter's Service. London. July 20. It is announced that during the Prince of Wales' and Mr. Baldwin's forthcoming visit to Canada they will motor from Niagara Falls on August 7 to meet Genera! Dawes (Vice-President of the United States) and
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    AFFRONT TO FASCISM
    70 9 Anti-Fascist Consul Appointed By Yutfo-Slavia Trans-Ocean Service Rome, July 22. The new ugo-Slav Consul at Scutari is Scutari an anti-Fascist agitator born in Italy and recently deported. The Rome Press considers the appointment an affront to Italy and adds that the Italo-Yugo-Slav negotiations concerning the recent conflict
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    PIRATE RAID SEQUEL
    36 9 Norwegian Captain Succumbs to His Wounds Reuter's Far Eastern Service. Hong Kong, July 22. Captain Gentoft has succumbed to his wounds. [Captain Gentoft was shot by pirates who captured his vessel, the Solviken.]
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    M. VARENNE TO REMAIN
    24 9 Reuter's Service. I'aris, July "The Government has renewed the appointment of M. Varenne as GovernorGneral of Indo-China for ten month?.
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    NICARAGUAN SQUABBLE
    22 9 Was ington, July 22. The Labour Congress has passed a resolution demanding the withdrawal of the American forces in Nicaragua.
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    DR. TAGORE SPEAKS AT THEATRE
    2229 9 Difficulty of Simple Doctrines EDUCATION SYSTEMS EXAMINED The Object of Life Freedom n and its Attainment The Victoria Hal) was packed to overflowing w Sn Dr. Rabindranath Tagore lectured yesterday evening. H. E. th." Governor took the chair and he was supported by Mr. R.
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    H.E. AND THE MALAYS
    211 10 Two letters from Malays, signed "SvmSS ?L and Affec W protest against the attitude taken up by our corresponM n H- «.5 depend u ence sa y s The "Malay Mail. Sympathiser" complains that the Railway Department is hard worked and poorly paid and that doing
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    PENANG APPEAL CASE
    58 10 From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, July 22. Supreme Court Mr. Justice Sproule reserved judgment and extended bail for a month when Man bin Haji Ba a a Hashim and Haji Musa appealed at-ains a sentence cf six months' r gorous mVoHson ment and being bound over to
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    GUNMAN SENTENCED
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    310 10 FOOTBALL S.F.A. HALF YEARLY MEETING Draw For First Round of Cup vUX. iy i!f V VL,;i!ly the Singapore Football Association was held it thSecretary's Office. No 27 Winchester Houi at 5 p.m. yesterday, at which were present —Dr. Lim Han Hoe (Vice-President) D Patterson, J C.D Gotta. Lt.
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    The Last Lap of League Football
    84 10 Tde following fixtures complete th League: s n th <? Singapore Junior Monday, July 25. J.C S. v< SRr Madium; Tuesday, July 2« S.C.C vs' V Mp i' stadium; Thursday July' 28. nil d'/ Ca 1 n S R C Thursday, July 28. SRC.
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    Mansfield's Defeat S.C.C. Second Eleven
    27 10 In a friendly football match on the SCt fh- tt s C c"- Tr"pf" ay s. II Eleven by 3 to 2.
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    Y.M.C.A. Defeated by the Y.M.C.A. Jr.
    150 10 The sturdy youngsters of the Y.M C A Jr. uept., have gone one step further bv Road ft wo"" u ni 0rS yesterda >' at Anson rr?.P th r<lIy but it i, true that t. e vigorous beys totally outSftoA Se i0rs by beatinR
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    TENNIS
    46 10 Yesterday's Results at the R.S.Y.C. Tournament Alford and Holiday beat Stevens and Walmsley 4—6, 6—l, 6—o. MONDAY'S MATCH Mrs. Owen and Alford vs. Mr and Vfr* Haybittel. to finish. d Mw Court B free. TUESDAY'S MATCH Semi-Final Q,>en Singles Walmsley vs. Crowe Court B free.
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    Malacca Association Doubles Final
    32 10 The doubles final of the i Tennis AssoHati,.,, Malacca Lawn I especially the third sTt whkh fi j ia J l dn(l r. Gomes, 2 6, 6 2
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    France Eliminate Denmark and Reaches Finals
    26 10 [Reuters Service.] Copenhagen, July 22 the'wi„", r l^ i Ci,^ n ,,a k and »«0U final American zone for the
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    BOXING
    490 10 Dempsey-Sharkey Encounter FOUL BLOW ALLEGED BY JUDGE Slow Motion Pictures Show to The Contrary Reuter's Service. New York, July 22. Forty powerful arc lamps were foeussed on the centre of the open-air arena ami threw up the ring in bold relief against the darkness. Sharkey was earlier the favourite
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    GOLF
    51 10 Third Round of Glasgow Herald n Competition Reuter's Service. London. July 22. In the third round of the Tlnim Herald contention. Ray beat Kineh. 1 up--2 and 1 C tton Youn *> r t i n hn h Ray beat Havers r > an 4 whilst Whiteomb- beat Cotton
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    Exhibition Match at Epsom
    41 10 Reuter's Service. London. July 22. For the Epsom four-ball exhibition match there were 300 spectators present. Jones and Kirkwood beat Tolley and Wethered one "P- I» the afternoon, Tolley and Kirk wood halved with Jone* and Wethered
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    SPORT IN PERAK
    123 10 A Fish Drive on the Kinta SS£ f Tt rak b L irunas. Ihe banks of the k'intn p.,. the bridge on the fet u clth r Road, a distance of about six T" X the "bUt" About l""n Jh v -.mailed an,! ad j t,S an
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    CRICKET
    216 10 English County Matches MOSTLY DECIDED ON THE FIRST INNINGS Reuter's Service. London, July 22. The following teams all won of first innings. Gloucester: 275 and 301. Haigh 6 for 48. Hammond 83 and 47 Middlesex: 280 for nine. Hendren, 140. Lancashire 284 for nine declared and 142 for one.
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    P.S. AND L. START WELL
    239 10 Whitleys Splendid Batting Last Night t-ic-eon in 6 c°n p y has P roved advanfo? the P <3 r tournamen t matches, wickets tn'tht' \1 i lo f f our valuable rj 1 to the Merchants last night. Batting first the Public Services and Law
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    PLAGUE IN KINTA
    100 10 4l lv,.l1„e..biv'- ..«.etlnir ot Tbe I'm. )l,1u.v .4,n.l." Tbere b«d b.' «"id .even ..s e l..ntlned 4t..»r.l 2»« o .n.o. ...ourre.i m lbe me.t are,. 2 row ..s bou.e. "be Pobee >tnt'on Tbe b..u,e. were w .i»r, p" 'w'.:'' "N Ind l.o .1 w runnv.bae.. boltb.. «n.l
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    RACEHORSE HAS A FALL
    24 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, J u v 2 2. when her rider X J""* r„u„<r, d h re .wive
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    PRINTERS' STRIKE SEQUEL
    46 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, July 22 FW f --Positors of staying away «n' the punishment for h at the Police Cm,r+ v I Was ena oted The Indian Labour Atrem I r ourt and the addressed the w 3 Z ZXFJSjSf* m
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    DEATH OF Q.
    113 10 ftflJOBtary Hidadar/ Cemct erv The rieaih f Quir> He,ck took place at the v nTanglm, yesterday m <„ H. tracted illness. The h t r < was attached to the 4j\- :u if En Z* n eers, ganisoned a t H 1 he funeral took i, ran
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    SMASH AFTER DANCE
    24 10 lnjuretl 5ullli., ,,l, tto^pil:.! lbe in I....,.., berbno «till in bo.<,»it,l' to >l> L >, l'"Io> < wn> unien<l>,< It,, blltt l.z s.l'
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    STABBED IN LATRINE
    43 10 Brutal Attack on dm** in Gaemmel Street A Chinese who went in Gaemmel Street al last mght eras roddei stabbed by a compatriot ly tracked him down, the assailant ran away. The injured man is now h a critical condition.
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    PASSENGERS LEFT
    304 10 The following is a list Katha! U°f :H< X For Cokmibo:--Prof. H L Ban L. Damm, Mrs. D. Elphick, I Hamada, Mr. G. Jl Hereford. Mr. T. w w L H °Pi uns Mr. T. Inouye Ih SL tfc 2 mvr Ba, n X Ohkma. 1 Ohuchi Rev.
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    HEALTH BULLETIN
    101 10 The fol owinjr is the H tn.> Leayu. r f Nations' I Ban i -he week ended Juh !<: Port Said: 1 plague Basse m: S d Bombay: 2 p.; ju deaths; IH tnsllpox caa Cilcutta: LS cholera d< 1- m the previous week; I with 13 tieaihs
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    NEW PUISNE JUDGE
    52 10 (From Our Own I Kua'a I ■■''•> Mr. G. F. Sfteee. severs his eoaasxion and Davidson and pn i ber or October, n will probably be stati will probably st in I Appeal the next month f "The Malay Hair ssj mant i s approve I in
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    23 10 The most recent Pek untitled show that the foreign capital is 3.3-M, of wh males and 7M females l°ny is the largest with
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    THE TOURIST TRAFFIC
    331 11 v i .VANTAGE TO s AND BURMA Dealers in Curios d Silks been a number of a which have had a g a regular staple vr natural advanti Either they are a.i era, of they pleasant climate, an other visitors an.l butter and curing habit has pear*,
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    "On This Day—"
    128 11 I 1 \>.t>tro-Hungariau I an ultimatum to .0 the Belgrade ept ten demands, tde accepted eight, arl itration on the •el and Petrograd ion, hut Vienna was war on July 28. lommenced. Sir ther Foreign MinisI general conflict he peoples did not. 'hey had an easy X
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    REFUSED TO MARRY
    359 11 Court Deprives Girl of Her Engagement Ring An application was made by Muss Louise Maud Morris, of Stirling- Road, Tottenham, N., fo- the return ci her engagement ring which was handed to the judge and jury for in pectaoo during a breach of promi.-e action brought by
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    136 11 His Majesty the King of Siam recently expressed a wish to be present at a hearing of the Courts of Justice and carried out his intention one morning when he sat i n the bench in a criminal action. He had three officials on the bench with him. On this
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