Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 9 October 1920
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1920-10-09 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY ESTABLISHED 1333. No. 234. VOL. LXXVIII. SATURDAY, 9th OCTOBER, 1920. PRIOR 15 CENTS.20 words
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Advertisement673 1920-10-09 1 NIKKO MODERN ART I PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO. No. 7, Northam Road. Tel No 579. i I Ihe ..DISTINCTIVENESS AND l.\Di- s' IJB YOU HAVE NQT TfflgD. .1 VIDUALITY'OF STATE EXPRESS” ft CIGARETTES COMPEL ADMIRATION 1 BVAD RD ANTI Oil K S the charm lies in their unf DCHK DKAlllz FlliMl DOUBTED673 words
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Advertisement18 1920-10-09 1 THE BESI'GAR IN rOW» iWsM MaMraa nurj t Sole Meats S.S. F.S.l* I Ong Sam Laong a Oa,18 words
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Article615 1920-10-09 2 .—R.T.” The Mahomedan fes.ival of the Muhorrum is really a religious festival of mourning held annua'ly in hon .ur of Hooaan and Hoosein, two brothers, who were murdered on the plains of Kerbela. It really effects only the Shiah section of the Mahomedan commuuity, and they mark the day.—R.T.” - 615 words
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Article305 1920-10-09 2 Plebibcitb-Riqging. The organisation of a German travelling army of 400,000 voters—not fighters—to work the various plebiscite areas is alleged in a Warsaw telegram which, Reuter learns, has been received in London. The Germans, taking advantage of the ambiguities of the clauses of the Versailles Treaty305 words
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Advertisement918 1920-10-09 2 fHE!EEEEsES=SS== =sa===s==S POSITIONS WANTED. FOR SALE. Employment Wanted. A thoroughly ex- Seed for Bo£a Mcdolloa- Price $1 per perienced Planter in the cultivation of lb. f. o. r. Fading eogae. o Rubber, Cocoa. Coff-.e and Oil Palma— CentrCSCma, Price oO cents per lb. f.o. r. needs employment. Beit references:— Padang918 words
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Advertisement1456 1920-10-09 2 o—w- TENDERS INVITED. fAPF lINSIPH^I V Beauty Gift The Municipal Coinuiissionerß of George InuL U IIU UU I L Fftl- YOU T H Town, Peuang, hereby iuvite separate UFU Dll MEQ 1 C F. tenders for the following for one year from VV j 11| r ||Wiri FQ the Ist1,456 words
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Article1020 1920-10-09 3 S.F.P.” charge of attempted murder Th? pre m nary enqiry into th*» cas»,in which Serai g Moh'ined Yusof, the wtliknowu stevfdore and lighterage contractor, of Tunjong Paga r is charged with the abet- ment of the attempted mu d j r by a Chinese of Mr Nagalingam, c’eikS.F.P.” - 1,020 words
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Advertisement225 1920-10-09 3 g- iirifluiwnnrTn e fcj mi—iw cuhm miro rw—i «suwxob «■■auHtwet rarjj j MOTOR CARS LORRIES MOTOR CYCLES AND BICYCLES. IN STOCK—IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. DE DION. OVERLANDS TOURING, ROADH STER, SEDAN AND COUPE HUDSON. CHANDLER, ESSEX, CLEVELAND CARS, APPERSON, STUTZ AND TEMPLAR CARS, a BROCKWAY LORRIES. 2j &3| Tons. I IB S225 words
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Advertisement149 1920-10-09 3 j THE BRITISH BOMBAY BAZAAR H. VISHINDAS CO. STOCK TAKING SALE I FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. j A VISIT WILL CONVINCE YOU DON’T MISS THIS GOLDEN CHANCE. I lIMI 1 111 Ml Illi IMI—H HIM BH in II lillim Mill IM 0 0 WHY WORRY OVER g LABOUR TROUBLES149 words
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Article3015 1920-10-09 4 FURTHER EVIDENCE AT ENQUIRY, The Marine Court commissioned to enquire into the loss of the Chinese owned steamer Stephan, which sink off Langsa, East Ooas' of Sumatra, on the 11th August last, resumed its sitting yesterday morning, Mr G A Smith, District Juige, presided, and the3,015 words
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Article272 1920-10-09 4 S. GEORGE THE MARTYR. The Services next week will be as follows 19th Sunday after Trinity. 8 a.m. Matins. 8.30 a.m. Holy Communion. 10 a m. Holy Communion (Chinese) 5 p.m.—Sunday School. 6 p.mEvensons. Hymn 256, Ps CXX 133, Pss CXXr, CXXH 252, Ps CXXIII 253, Magnificat 48,272 words
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Article171 1920-10-09 4 Oot 9—Penang Club, Cinderella Dance. Oot 10—Hunt Clab Ride. Meet at Polo Ground, 645 a.m. Finish at Ascot. Ayer Hitam Road. Oct 10—P.S.C. 440 yds Handicap, A Class, Oct 11 and 12—Concert, Town Hall, Oot 12—Municipal Commission. Ooh 12, 14 and 16—Singapore Races. Oot 16—Penang Automobile Club, General171 words
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Article312 1920-10-09 4 Ybstbbday’s Arbivals. Panama, Rood, <246, Copenhagen, Slot A Co, general. Lake Faulk, Bahr, 1,604, Hongkong, Francis Peet A Co, general. To-day’s Arrivals. Serapeum, Dutch, 169, P. Soesoe, Asiatic Petroleum Co, oil. To-Day’s Departures. Will o’ the Wisp for Teluk Anson Penang for Bbuket (Tongkah) and Reuong. Lake Faulk312 words
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Article270 1920-10-09 4 DAILY (except Sunday). BY TRAIN. Parit Buntar, Bagan Serai, Taiping, Ipoh, Batu Gajah, Tapah Road, By train Teluk Anson, Kuala Kubu, >7.15 a.m Kuala Lumpur, Seremban, 6 p.m Malacca, Johore, Singapore and Hongkong d Parit Buntar and Bagan Serai By train also 10.15 a.m. 3.45 p.m. Taipixg270 words
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Article27 1920-10-09 4 Despatched from Penang Delivered iu August Mail. London. 28tb August By PA O 2nd October September Mail. 4th September By B I 2nd27 words
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Advertisement455 1920-10-09 4 NEW POSITION VACANT. Competent Shipping Clerk wiuted. have thorough knowledge of generai work. Reply to Box No. 402, c/j Gazette. MISCELLANEOUS. Gentleman desires room or room imt board in mess or private family. cation immaterial Owns motor Entry November Ist. Address Box No* 400, c/o Pinang Gazette. FOR BALI. A455 words
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Article1501 1920-10-09 5 OUR GREAT ATHLETES. [From Our Own Correipondent.J Landon, Septembar 9. All other sporting events have been overshadowed by the Sports at Queen’s C.ab (writes Mr F B Wilson, ex-Oaptain of Cambridge University Crioket XI) between a British Empire team and an U S A. team The result1,501 words
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Article259 1920-10-09 5 Germany is planning to flood the United States and Central and South American countries wicb trashy manufactured articles labelled Made in England.” This is one of the first uses that will be made of the immense facili ies cf communication which, for the first time e'nee259 words
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Advertisement66 1920-10-09 5 I I I, miim r warraa*-* v Gv i* w* iwwiti INSIST ON GETTING Moconochie's PROVISIONS t j Fresh Stocks Held By MESSRS. TONG JOO CO. MESSRS. CHONG KEE COY. Sole Agents for S. S. F. M. S. F. G. TAYLOR Co. Ltd., PENANG AND SINGAPORE I LEYLAND MOTOR LORRIES66 words
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Advertisement141 1920-10-09 5 JUDGE FOR YOURSELF. when there Is one sovereign remedy, timetested and PROVEN, which will bring you instant relief For nearly a generation Little’s Oriental Balm has been used by all classes of people, in all countries, as a relief and CURE for pain. Each year more of it has been141 words
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Advertisement119 1920-10-09 5 PRITCHARD Telephone f Telegrams: Connections. J CO.y LTD»,( PENANG. INCORPORATED IN THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS PENANG IPOH. Gentlemen’s Outfitting Department. /7/ RAIN COATS Burberrys. $95. $llO s'4o. Zd I I Waterproof Baloon Fabric. '/A -L i «Po”* Rain Capes 0 Best Quality WS 3 2 ,ns Price $25.50 Travelling Rugs all119 words
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Miscellaneous249 1920-10-09 5 hub <n iib w Special Attraction. An All Star Assembly. Special attraction. IMPERIAL EMPIRE THEATRE PENANG ROAD. An Extraordinary Programme of Outstanding Brilliance. THURSDAY 7th TO SUNDAY 10th OCTOBER, 1920. In Second House at 9-15 p. m. BENJAMIN B. HAMPTON Presents: A story of the Pioneer who blazed the trail249 words
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Article18 1920-10-09 6 Tytler— On Stp ember 26th, at Hamiltoria Eelate, to Mr and Mrs G C Tytler, a son.18 words
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Article1177 1920-10-09 6 The Riga conference Las had practical resalta, unlike that at Minsk, which, conducted in an atmespbere of suspicion and mibunderstandings, naturally breke down. The terms presented by the Russian. M Joffe, much modified, were such as to permit of the siguirg of an armistice, and hostilities ceaĕdd yesterday, the1,177 words
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Article1286 1920-10-09 6 The question of cutting a canal across the Isthmus of Kra is The Isthmus revived at intervals. The of Kra. latest contribution to the discussion is that of M. Cacherosset, in one of the newspapers of French Indo China. This canal, according to the writer, would achieve1,286 words
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Article303 1920-10-09 6 C«pt Archibald Douglas Waugh, whose death occurred on Thursday, afternoon a. the European Hospital, Kuala Lompnt following an operation for appendicitis joined the Public Works Department F.M S., ss an Assistant Engineer in March 1914. He was a native of Wigtownshire and was educated303 words
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Article257 1920-10-09 6 HONGKONG’S INVITATION ACCEPTED [Fbom Oub Own Cohbbspondbnt.] Singapore, October V. The invitation sent to Singapore for Malaya cricket eleven to visit Hoagkcrt has been accepted, and the team sails by he Somali on or about the 28th instant The Singapore Drowning Case. The inquest was opened and adjourne"257 words
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Advertisement187 1920-10-09 6 IP. |WE CAN SUPPLY J J FROM STOCK: j Caustic Soda 70/72% !i ;j Soda Ash 42% nill J Soda Crystals. a j.|j| Silicate of Soda. Tallow. Cotton Seed Oil. I Palm Kerne! Oil. BEHR CO., Penang. M I r...: =s==aF=====afi z <. <. M-- i "i i ICHAMPAGNEj (Royal187 words
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Advertisement10 1920-10-09 6 E. 0. PENANG. RAFFLES, SINGAPORE STRAND. RANGOON. SARKIES BROTHERS, Proprietors10 words
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Miscellaneous51 1920-10-09 6 TM TIDES. The following ara che tides for to-day to-morrow, and Monday, Penang Standard Time High Water. Lew Water 10-DAT. 10 33 a.ua. 4.46 a m. 11.12 p.m.J 5.01 pur To-morrow. 11.15 a tn 5.29 a.tn 11.46 p.tn. 5.41 p m, Mchdai 11.54 a m. 5.G8 a.iD. 12 m’at. 6.1851 words
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Obituary53 1920-10-09 6 IN MEMORIAM Lamb ln ever eacred and levins memory of our dtany beloved second boo Harold George Wellesley (2od Lieu", Royal Fasiliera) killed tn action ac Belaia Farm (France) October Bcb, 1918, aged 21. Thy wid be done Obituary. London, October 1. The death Lae occurred of the novelist, Mr53 words
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Article152 1920-10-09 7 THE BARRACKS INCIDENT. [Reuter’s Telegrams.] London, October 6. As regards the captured barracks», cabled yesterday, it is ifficiaily reported that it was the R. 1.0. barracks at ScLull, in County {Jerk, that were attacked in the evening by a large body of armed men. Vigorous fire was maintained by[Reuter’s Telegrams.] - 152 words
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Article145 1920-10-09 7 BRITISH AUTHORIUES ACTIVE. London, October 6. The idea is gaining ground in reliable quar e s that while police and military vprifaie in Ireland will henceforward be discouraged, another move is imminent with the object of reasserting the Government authority. This is evidenced by the increasing raids145 words
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Article70 1920-10-09 7 AGRARIAN DISTURBANCES. London, October 6. Serious agrarian disturbances have been recurring in Sicily recently, and organised todies of peasants, many of th*m armed have now begun to take possession of large landed estates Already 200 estates have been occupied. In one in. stance, a Monk led 500 peasants to70 words
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Article157 1920-10-09 7 REMARKABLE SCENES. London, October 6. The Highlands of Scotland experienced the worst floods since the historic overfit, wing of the Moray in 1829. It is impossible yet to gauge the extent of the disaster, but the rivers Tay, Spey, Die and Don are raging torrents. Farmers’ households157 words
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Article38 1920-10-09 7 London, October 6. The '‘Times” Manila correspondent reports that the Philippines Senate, Treasury and Mint buildings are on fire, and <re a flaring furnace, and probably doomed, despite the ff .rts of fire brigades.38 words
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Article42 1920-10-09 7 London. October 5. It would appear that the damage to the Bismarck is not so extensive as was fiiat reported. At any ra’e Lloyds’ agent at Hamburg merely reports that the fire destroyed one room above the engine room.42 words
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Article145 1920-10-09 7 LAIEST INDICATIONS. [Reuter’s Telegrams.] London, O- ober 6. ILeie are indications that a strung feeling txisis in most of the coalfields, which may lead to a maj >rity againbt the proposed datum line on next weeks ballot. The fact that the Miners* Federation Executive has not suggested[Reuter’s Telegrams.] - 145 words
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Article591 1920-10-09 7 Public Aqaikst the Mikebs. London, September 21.Ever since the armisiicc, business has bten hampered by uncertainties, particularly as regards labour demands. British manufactmers have been unable to give firm quotations and dates for delivery, and their overs»-as customers have complained of having to give orders subject to591 words
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Article238 1920-10-09 7 Another Woman,” who sends her name and address in Redcar, Yorkshire, writes to the "Daily Mail”: 11 1 agree most heartily with A Miner’s Wife,’ whose letter is printed. My husband is employed al a large iron and steel works herein the north He works bard and earns238 words
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Article116 1920-10-09 7 NEW LEGISLATION. London, October 6. An Italian Gcven ment Bill regulating the industrial relations arising out of the recent metalworkers* dispute, will shortly be introduced in the Chamber. According to the Epoca,” it provides for the reform of the Supreme Labour Council and creates a special Technic *1116 words
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Article20 1920-10-09 7 A GENERAL SIRIKE. Madiid, October 6. A general strike, apparently of a ievolutionary character, has broken out throughout Portugal.20 words
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Article78 1920-10-09 7 THE REDUCTION CAMPAIGN. London, October 6. 3he Central Prcfireering Committee has been cc-optrating with traders with a view to reducing the cost of living, and as a result of the investigations, it is anticipated that large supplies of guaranteed good clothing will be placed on the market, also standard78 words
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Article70 1920-10-09 7 COMMITTEE’S PROPOSAL. x London, October 6. The report of the Profiteering Subcommittee in connection with the oils and fats trade finds that no monopoly exists, but with a view to preventing the possibility, the report advocates the establishment cf a Committee cf traders and Government cfficials for70 words
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Article47 1920-10-09 7 New York, October 5. A Mexico City message says Mr MacKetzie’s til concessions in Lower Cali fornia do not cncrocch upm American rights. It appears a United States Coiporation possesses twice the amount of oil lands con ceded to the British in Lower California.47 words
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Article78 1920-10-09 7 OPENING OF THE NEW RIKSDAG, Copenhagen, October 5. An exceptional ceremony marked the opening of the new Rigsdag by the King, this being the first session since the incorporation of South Sleevig in Denmark. His Majesty, in welcoming re-union with the new Provinces, said every Dane had long awaited78 words
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Article65 1920-10-09 7 A MEMORIAL FUND. Stockholm, October 5. There was a solemn ceremony at the side of the late Crown Princess’s coffin, which was covered with lilies, when the Crown Princess Margaret Memorial Fund, exceeding £7BOOO, was handed to the Crown Prince in the Storkyrkan. The Crown Prince,65 words
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Article27 1920-10-09 7 Cairo, October 1. Four accused in the conspiracy trial were acquitted. The remainder, including Abdul Rahman, were found guilty. The sentences will be pccmulgated.27 words
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Article60 1920-10-09 7 RUSSO-POLISH AGREEMENT. [Reuter’s Telegrams.] London, October 6. A telegram from Riga says the RussoPolibh delegations agreed to feign »n armistice and prel.mu.aty peace on October Btb, with a view to avoiding a winter campaign. Armistice Signed. Wassaw, October 6 A Riga mefesage says the armistice was signed last[Reuter’s Telegrams.] - 60 words
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Article75 1920-10-09 7 Berlin, October 6 A Kiel message says the cargo for Dantzig of the Dutch steamer held up ab Kiel consists mainly of American tinned beef, with two British aeroplanes. A Note to Germany. Paris, October 6. The conference of Ambassadors sent a note to75 words
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Article61 1920-10-09 7 ENQUIRY IN.AMERICA. Washington, October 5. The Department of Justice has ordered an enquiry into the source of a recent importation of $340,000 worth of Russian gold, believing thia is possibly a portion of the Bolshevik propaganda fund in the United States. The gold was ostensibly in payment of61 words
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Article101 1920-10-09 7 GOVERNMENT’S PROTEST. Faris, October 4. M Digit re, r on behalf cfi the South Russian Government, telegraphed to the Chinese protesting against the refusal to]? recognise the Russian Legation and pointing out that General Wi argei’s Government eucceeded the temporary Government of Deni ken and Koltchak, which101 words
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Article88 1920-10-09 7 THE LATEST NOTE. London, Oc'ober 6. Reuter learns that the most recent Note from ihe British Government to the Soviet requests a definite reply by October 11 with regard to the release of Bri'ibh prisoners at Baku, and the cessation of B( Isbevik propaganda in Asia. The Note88 words
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Article47 1920-10-09 7 THE KARIND CAMP. London, October 6, A War Office communique announces that with the exception of a few sick, all the women and children from Karin! have reached Bagbdah. General Ironside has arrived at Kazvin to take over the command of the forces in North-West Persia.47 words
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Article123 1920-10-09 7 Baghdad, September 22 The pilot and observer of the aeroplane which made a forced landing near Khan Muguat on the 16th were banded over to our post at Fallujah on the 20th. Diyalab ia quite The work of repairing the railway and bridges continues. Io the Mosul123 words
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Article102 1920-10-09 7 SENATOR HARDING FAVOURITE, [Reuter’s Telegrams.] London, October 5.*SIn view of tie Presidential election on November 2, both parties ia the United States are preparing for a supreme effort. The betting odds at pi esent are stated to be largely in favour cf Senator Harding, the Republican candidate.[Reuter’s Telegrams.] - 102 words
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Article54 1920-10-09 7 Washington, October 5. The Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America, representing most of the Protestant denominations, presented their Chaplain’s Medal to President Wilson as an expression of appreciation of bis services in leadership in the world and bringing to the world the ideals embodied in54 words
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Article88 1920-10-09 7 London, October 6. Contrary to the Associated Press message from New York, the Morning Post’s Ottawa correspondent says it is officially denied that the delay in lhe appointment of a Minister to represent Canada in Washington is due to objec ions by Sir Aucklan Geddes. The delay88 words
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Article126 1920-10-09 7 A CAMPAIGN FOR REFORM London, October 5. Recent Police Court proceedings against a Chinese restaurant keeper, for allowing loose women to frt quent his promise?, led some newspapers to devote space to the gaming vice, which is alleged to be rampant in Limehouse, where some 2,000 Chin'126 words
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Article138 1920-10-09 7 Havas. Paris. Oct. s.—The French Ambassador in Berlin has arrived in Paris. The papers Uy stress upoi a reported overture by the German Cabinet Minister, Herr von Simone, previously to the Ambassador's departure, respecting a Franco-German conference to discuss and settle the momentous economic problems still pendingHavas. - 138 words
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Article35 1920-10-09 7 .—Havas. Pari?, October 5.A Surgery Congress is now sitting in Paris, The President, the Belgian surgeon, Lapage, emphasised the striking progress and remarkable discoveries French surgical art bad made during the war..—Havas. - 35 words
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Article128 1920-10-09 7 Paris. October 5.—From the way substantial subscriptions are already pouring into the Banks, the next National Loan, to open at the end if the month, promises to be an unqualified success. Taxes are still coming in most satisfactorily, and the financial situation is getting better every day, although128 words
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Article859 1920-10-09 7 The Hon Mr J H Rich of Ipoh is on n visit to Kuala Lumpur, Mr Justice and Mrs Farrer Manby are leaving for Kuala Lumpur. The Yang di Pertuan of Besar Negri Sembilan is expected here thia evening. Mr F. Stan way is leaving for home859 words
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Article879 1920-10-09 8 RETIRING COMMISSIONER ON THE CAUSE. Baghdad, September 22,—A speech was delivered by the Civil Commissioner, Mesopotamia, at Baghdad on ths 20th September, in the course of which he said The seed of nationalism had grown io Europe, and the plant bad borne fruit in the East. The879 words
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Advertisement722 1920-10-09 8 WiJ 7 Mr. A. Jarvis. mßk>B Weak and ill tor years DeWitt’s made me a strong man Do yon wake in the morning feeling ill with rheumatic fever, so badly that no heavy and tired, ttiff in the joints, andhope was entertained of his recovery, with’a bid taste in your722 words
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Advertisement157 1920-10-09 8 g R OPTICAL PRESCRIPTIONS I AND REPAIR WORK. I g Our stock of LENSES of all descriptions is a H large and up-to-date and we undertake to a m cut, drill and fit them to any type of frame a g or mount. a B Lens work and fitting of157 words
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Advertisement130 1920-10-09 8 1 1 --J»’*» --r Andrew Ztsfer Qds, S Special Reserve b h OVG 1 3 WJiJSXy I 3 1 Sandilands, I <SO., I b 1 Sole Agents for I I i I I r> L ET 1 3 I [Em aw IITSj I ILtTCi JESS J SUPPLY YOU WITH THE130 words
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Article639 1920-10-09 9 STATUTORY MEETING. The statutory meeting of the shareholders of Rawang Tin, Ltd, was held to-day in the -registered office of the Company, Downing Street. Pen»ng.)Mr M K Whitlock premded, the others present being Messrs F H Gruuimib, T A Deffy, L H Holdsworth, and A L ndley,639 words
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Article201 1920-10-09 9 Mt«8 r 8 Osborne and Chappel advise the fallowing returns of ore won during uber. piculs. G< peug Consolidated Limited 1,000 Kinta Tin Mines Limited 440 Fusing Rubber Tin LtdTributers 790 Tekka Limited 600 I'fkka Taiping Limited 650 RamVutan Limited 230 Idris Hydraulic Tin Limited 300 Pengkalen Limited201 words
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Article590 1920-10-09 9 INCREASE OF CAPITAL. An extraordinary general meeting of the shareholders of the Semanggol Rubber Company, L mited, was held in the registered offices of the Company, No 9 Union Street, Penang, to day, Mr DAM Brown was in the chair, and there were also present Messrs J590 words
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Article187 1920-10-09 9 Penang, Octobib 9, 1920. SP. Tapioca $7.50 sales M. P. Tapioca $9.00 sales Cold leaf $72 sellers. Pepper (W. Coast 3 lbs. b oz) sellers. Black Pepper $35 setters. White Pepper nominal Trang Pepper nominal Mace Pickings $5O sellers Cloves $llO nominal Nutmegs average of $5O sellers. {No. 1187 words
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Article966 1920-10-09 9 MONTHLY REVIEW. Messrs. Sime, Darby <fc Co, Ltd, Singapore, report on tbe .rubber market during the month of September, as follows London prices during the month for Fine Ribbed Smoked Sheet and Fine Pale Crepe were as follows On the 4th September Rubber l/7£, 1/B|, market fl*t,966 words
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Article295 1920-10-09 9 Messrs. Kennedy and Co, Penang, report as follows: With the exception of a continuance in demand for some of the more popular mining counters at the lower levels now obtaining the share-market has been lifeless. Tin show a decline of £4 on the week and Rubber touching295 words
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Article256 1920-10-09 9 The Share Market remains lifeless in every section and the changes in quotations are a shade easier with one exception, viz. United Engineers, and even they close a shade lower from the best market. Rubber has reached a new low water figure, but shares in this section256 words
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Article253 1920-10-09 9 The usual auction of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Itubber Association was held on Wednesday and Thursday when there was catalogued 2,430,463 lbs. Tons 1,085.05; offered 1,839,968 lbs. Tons 821.41; sold 1,235.160 lbs. Tons 551.41. PRICES REALIZED. Ribbed Smoked Sheet Cents per lb. S’pore Stand Quality 50253 words
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Article408 1920-10-09 9 At the annual general meeting of the Nellmay Rubber Co., Ltd., held yesterday in the offices of the Secretaries (Messrs. Kennedy Co., Penang), Mr. A. Lindley, (Director), presiding, the report and accounts were passed, Mr. A Lindley was re-elected a Director, and Messrs. Brown Phillips Skewart re-appointed408 words
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Article155 1920-10-09 9 The tenth annual report of the directors, for the year ended 31st May, 1920, states that the profit for the year after providing for Directors’ Fees, depreciation of buildings, etc., is $529,329.32, less income tax $712.30, nett profit $28,617.02 to which has to be added the balance155 words
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Article47 1920-10-09 9 Messrs. Barlow Co., report that this market has been steady throughout the week and a fair volume of business has been transacted. Closing quotations are as follows:—No. 1 Standard $23.25 to $23.75, No. 2 Standard $22.25 to $22.75, No. 3 Standard $21.25 to $21.75.47 words
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Article91 1920-10-09 9 Tfie following are additional rubber outputs for September Alor Pongsu lb» 33,165 Brieh 24,296 Bassett 22, JOO Foothills (Malaya) 20,000 Gopeug 14,t00 Henrietta Juru 17,500 Koran 31,800 Kuala Sidiin 34,405 Ko g Lee (Perak) 770 Laras Sumatra) 39 709 Malakoff h 49,000 Mayfield 35 500 Merchiston 25,000 Merbau91 words
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Article545 1920-10-09 9 M. M.” A SATISFACTORY YEAR. The ninth annual general meeting off Selangor Coconuts, Ltd was held at the registered office of the Company, No. 1* Embankment, Kuala Lumpur, on Satuv* day, with Mr. J. A. Russell the Chair* The chairman said although the Company has never been inM. M.” - 545 words
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97 1920-10-09 9 Amount previously acknowledged $11,240.65. Staff of Messrs. Tiang Lee Co., $lOO.OO, Staff of Chinese Protectorate. J. L. McFall $lOO.OO, Lim Sun Kee $lO.OO Eng Choon Yee $lO.OO, Ong Tek Cheng $5.00, Po Thong $5.00, J. B. Rodrigues $5.00, Foo Eng Hong $3.00 Chung Min97 words
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Article118 1920-10-09 9 Penang y October 1920. (8t Courtbsy of thi Chartbrbd Bank). London Demand Bank 2/3 25/32 4 months* sight Bank 2/4 5/16 tl 3 Credit 2/4 25/32 3 Documentary 2/4 7/8Caloatta Demand Bank Ba. 135 3 days’ sight Private 142 o Bombay Demand Bank 135 o Madras Demand Bank 135118 words
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Article456 1920-10-09 10 ROYAL PERSONAGES IN SWITZERLAND The statement that ex King Constantine, in hifl retreat in Switzerland, made repeated efforts to obtain an interview with Mr. Lloyd George, at Lucerne, recalls the fact that Switzerland at present is the home of a large number of tho*e who had to456 words
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Article153 1920-10-09 10 Munchausen writes to the Free Press With reference to your paragraph re the small block cf lubber found in the stomach cf a cow, I am reminded of a little sporting yarn related by George.” Deer were daily consuming his ycuog rubber trees in large numbers, eating153 words
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