Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 23 January 1922
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1922-01-23 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833, No 18. VOL. LXXX MONDAY, 23rd JANUARY, 1922. PRICE 15 CENTS.20 words
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Advertisement564 1922-01-23 1 I .■> i NIKKO j; No. 7 WORTHAM ROAD. Telephone No 5791 E =^==—aai—l r— I 7i nnnqnnnnnnannnnnau uaanaapauuaaaaaunaanan J IM W B 1 •< J U r-j I t a I < fl 'fl r I n pe f» ap d to accidents q Haboko Tea. I Carefully selected564 words
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Advertisement22 1922-01-23 1 4 .SINGAPORE AND < STRAITS j ROUGH DIARY j <• For 1922—53.50 4 STOCKED BY:— i Pinang Gazette Preu, Ltd. J J; PENANG. J22 words
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Article171 1922-01-23 2 CREW’S STRANGE ESCAPE. Fifty-one members °f the crew oi the American submarine S. 48, who escaped through torpedo tubes after the craft had nose-dived off Bridgeport, in shallow water, have thrilling stories to tell of the r adventures. Finding themselves at the bottom of the sea after the171 words
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193 1922-01-23 2 A mistake in the Leeds City Arms has be'en rectified after 300 years. Originally ihe Leeds authority had a shield as its Coat of arms. —all they were entitlled to under heraldic gOvernmejnt. In th<‘ reign of Charles I-, however, other embellishments wei’e'193 words
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Article165 1922-01-23 2 There are some bright things in George Piston’s new play, “Clothes and the Woman,” produced at the Ambassadors Theatre, and it is the women who get all smart lines to speak. Here are a few “epigrams” Men adore intelligence in a woman when they kmw it165 words
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Article163 1922-01-23 2 How is Germany restoring the cattle stolen from French departments? There has been some curiosity on th e subject, and in answ’er to a question put by a Deputy the Minister of the Liberated Regions furnished figures which do not seem to be conclus ve, as it163 words
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Article127 1922-01-23 2 Referring to the British Government’s request to the Spanish Government for an inquiiy (o be made into compfaints regarding their treatment made by British subject® who joined- the Spanish Foreign Legion in Morocco-, the “Temps” says a certain number left the service. They were paid 1.25 pesetas127 words
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Advertisement1471 1922-01-23 2 ■f**"**—- —nMjMir -ri r- riWHMMIII* Ml Mu fl HI ■MI -<-** 11 SHORT CLASSIFIED m. p. mohamed ibrahim co. X 3a Union Street, Penang. ADVERTISEMENTS. P. Mohamed Ibrahim twenty years ser- fff WANTED, FOR SALE, TO LET, &c. vice under the late K. Pachee. r <( «y: can be inserted1,471 words
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Advertisement276 1922-01-23 2 I’ Sbtffl-d-Dfljiii) I Scent of yfrab\) I H I There is a mystic Eastern charm about Shem El- I Nessim that delights the senses. It is like a I dream of an Arabian garden, and has been happily I described as A J I An Inspiration m I Perfume I276 words
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Article762 1922-01-23 3 POMMITTEE'S PROPOSALS. C £Pl |E committee, presided over Ti b"" have unanimously b ,mrnn report, and have b Chamidlor of the ExTt,i ntcrim report, together f n ..nr I- he presented m .ih bf Amended to effect econom.es J**,** in the p bliC Se T- 8 SayS762 words
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Article531 1922-01-23 3 EC’ONOM 1( INTERDEPENDENCE. Some striking figures i Husii afing the economic interdependence <>i Ireland and England a. set out in a pamphlet issued by tip. Tariff ommissio.o. The vaiue of Ireland’s export* in was £‘204,715,000, and the value of her impoi s was £203,750,000, the.se figures showing531 words
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Article277 1922-01-23 3 Writing from Comii'la, Bengal, a correspondent of “Commerce” says:— In one of your issues, ini noticing the registration of a match-making company of Kishoreganj, Mymensingh, with a capital of Rs. 20,000, you that the capital was inadequate- You will be glad to know that Dr- Machendra ChNandi,277 words
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Article833 1922-01-23 3 A GOOD FINANCIAL POSITION. The twent'eth annual general meeting <>f John i- Th fnycroft and Company. Li mited- was held at M inchester House, Old BroaJ-’-treet, E.C. Sir John E. Thornycroft, K.8.E., M. Inst. N.A. (managing director), presided. The Chairman, in moving the adoption of the833 words
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Article167 1922-01-23 3 The directors of Murai Tin Ltd., report that prospecting and development work on the mine hafe proved go satisfactory that they have decided to increase the capacity of the crushing plant and make a number of improvements which will reduce costs and improve efficiency. To enable them to167 words
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Article167 1922-01-23 3 A number of new Government commercial representatives are to be appointed to develop Australian trade in the United Kingdom and the East. This will represent an extension of the scheme adopted by the* Federal Government some time ago, when a Trade Commission was appointed to'China., but in167 words
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150 1922-01-23 3 Melbourne, December 20. —The Federal Government has convened a conference of experts, to prepare a new policy fer (b»‘ Commonwealth Shipping Line*. The decision as to whether either or both the Government’;; fiqmsihip service (the Commonwealth Line) and shipbuilding < perations should be continued was left150 words
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Article133 1922-01-23 3 Once more the ide,a is. revived of setting up a Royal residence in Ireland. It was all'udAl to by Sir Samuel Hoare. in his speech as mover of the Address in the House of Commons, and no part of his speech was more cheere'd. The133 words
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Article156 1922-01-23 3 Frankness in women is delightful (remarks the “Bystander”). There wa s *i discussion at a “hen-party over buttered muffins and plum-cake, a s to woman s reluctance to give her proper age “I wasn't going to let everybody know how old I was when I marr ed,156 words
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Advertisement553 1922-01-23 3 ■WT— I I |,ii LJL jjiaj HMJIIIWUHIJIUJI 1..11 JJ Satisfied i.-? It is a common experience for a mother to try several JF foods for her baby before W finding the /l ight one. How tv»»- V O I much better it would be, for J j iJr baby and553 words
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Article1474 1922-01-23 4 SOCIAL PERSONAL. Mr.* J. A. Brown of Kuala Lumpur has I‘eft for HomeMr. E- L. Talma was bo< ked to Singapore from London in the KashgarMr. W G. Stirling has. been appointed an Extra Assistant Protector of Chinese, s. s. Lieut. Col. XV- H. Whyte has been appointed Adjutant of1,474 words
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Article149 1922-01-23 4 MR HAMILTON’S XI v DR MARTIN’S XI. A trial match for the purpose of selecting a team to meet Perak at Penang daring the Chinese New Year was plaved between ■•ides captained by Mr R N Hamilton and Dr W W Martin on the Esplanade on Saturday. The game149 words
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Article31 1922-01-23 4 (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, January 22. The “Malay Mail’s" Lahore correspin dent wires: The first round English Cap replay resalted. Swansea 1 Westhan 0 at Bristol.31 words
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Article177 1922-01-23 4 —S.F.P” Singapore Selection Committee has elected the following fifteen to meet Selangor in the final of the Malaya Cup at Kuala Lumpur on the 28th inst. 8 E King B E Ablett, Lt Hogben, A H Galli*, G H Warren L) M Cameron, Oapt Sloper C Graham Brown, R—S.F.P” - 177 words
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Article135 1922-01-23 4 Carpentier Cook Fight London. Jinua-y, 13 —-In the important bout between Georges Carpentier and Cook, the Australian heavy-weight more than held bis owo in the first round, scoring well with the bft and right hooks in infighting. In the second round Cook again did well in close work, bn135 words
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Article366 1922-01-23 4 B.T.’’ Members of the Singapore Clab saw some very interesting billiards when the famous professional Mr H W Stevenson engaged in a match with Mr GR K Muglis on. The game was one of 750 ap the visitor conceding 400 and he made bi** points m—• B.T.’’ - 366 words
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Article691 1922-01-23 4 “S F P" PETITION TO THE GOVERNOR The meeting called by the Straits Chinese Biitish Association in the Victoria Thea'r* was fairly well attended and the resolution embodied in the petition intended to be sent to the Governor was passed the signatories being Messrs Lee Cboon Guan, Tan“S F P" - 691 words
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Article369 1922-01-23 4 ••3.F.P.” DECEASED’S TERRIBLE INJURIES. After lasting for four d-»ys the case for the prosecution against five Malays in the Darbyshire murder t'ial at the Johore Assizes was concluded, twenty-two witnesses having been called. Derbyshire’s five year old son who had the terrible experience of witnessing the murder••3.F.P.” - 369 words
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Article190 1922-01-23 4 Minerals Section. Preparations for the Minerals Section of the Malaya Borneo Exhibition are proceeding apace. The most interesting txhibit will be a Chinese open-cast mine and a Chinese shaft in operation on the Exhibition grounds These are being prepared by the Chinese Sub-committee, who are rendering very valuable190 words
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Article57 1922-01-23 4 (From Our Own Correspond int Singapire, January 23 The Darbvsbire murder trial has been in progress for fire day*». Three of the accused on Saturday made statements incrimina ting the fifth accused Yunus bin Peook, who declared that be was tied to a rubber tree when the57 words
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Article304 1922-01-23 4 A draft bill to provide for the constitution and control of Cooperative Societies appears in the Government Gazette; the objects and reasons states that Cooperative Societies in the United Kingdom are registered under the Industrial and Provident Societies Acts or as “Specially authorised Societies” in the case304 words
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Article64 1922-01-23 4 Orton’s Departure For Melbourne. In connection with the charges preferred against T W Orton regarding the Badak tin mines the Acting Chief Commissioner of Police (Melbou ne) on December 23 received the following telegram from Brisbane Orton, conspiracy; remanded on hail before Ciby PolioeCourt Melbourne 3rd January64 words
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Article31 1922-01-23 4 The homeward mail by bhe Thoogwa, closes at 10 a.m. on Wednesday. The N Y K steamer Yoshino Mara, for Europe, is now due here on the 25th inst.31 words
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Article850 1922-01-23 4 LORD DERBY IN Paris, December 15—4 I demonstration in which a la r the most eminent men i Q f/ military, literary participated, took place in hr Earl of Demy who is at pre e^ r b I his frequent visits P*'l* further.nee of Franco. f rhe oco..ion.850 words
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Article1150 1922-01-23 5 MALAYA INCLUDED; all ready, and the necessary 111 ,1 has been found, for a 1 by airship which t pemendous importance. Regu- Austral a, India, South and Egypt are labd. In each of those courtarr dromes would be r as bases and < tho Governments, concerned, hv1,150 words
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Article299 1922-01-23 5 Dancing has proved a curse in our social life- Statistics prove that 75 per cent- of women have gone toi wreck and rpin through that from of amusementThis denunciation of dancing was made at a meeting of the Kimberley (South Africa) School Board recently. A letter299 words
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Article240 1922-01-23 5 A thrilling story illustrative of the galantry of the Royal* Air Force comes from Amman, in Palestine. Two recently left Ramleh, near Ludd, for the seventy miles journey to Amman- Nearing Amman the machine that was acting as escort descended with engine trouble to an adjacent240 words
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Article571 1922-01-23 5 COU NCILLORS’ STATEMENT TO MR. WOOD. Kingston, December 14. —Mr. Mood, the Parliamentary Under Secretary for the Colonies, who has come to the M e&l Indies on an official four of inspection, m(t members of the Governor’s Privy Council' this morning. He spent th° greater part of the571 words
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Article234 1922-01-23 5 In the latest number of (he “Agricultural Journal of India.” Mr- S- R- Bose has an interf-*sting little article on the possiibilitiee presjented. by a wider cultivation of the mushroom. He does not overlook the obstacles offered n the prejudice against the. plant owing to the risk of234 words
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Article377 1922-01-23 5 A SHEFFIELD DISCOVERY. A home free from the endless drudgery now required for the daily cleaning and polishing of brasses, silver, and other meta] ware is the revolut on in housekeeping promised as th e result of a recent Sheffield discovery which will shortly be utilised in practical377 words
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Article65 1922-01-23 5 In all probability the Union Jack will not be altered. Th ree crosses combine. Three notes in a chord, A Trinity’s shrine Beloved and adored. Three colours conspire In harmony strong, The notes of a quire Tn patriot song. Thrice hallowed old rag, Till doom’s latest crack65 words
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Advertisement365 1922-01-23 5 A PAINFUL ENEMY RHEUMATISM IS A BLOOD POISONUntil nof long ago doctors as well as patients thought rheumatism was due to damp and cold. Y T ou need fe*ar neither of these if you are not carrying rheumatism poison about with you in your bloodIt is an acid which only365 words
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Advertisement222 1922-01-23 5 J IBIiniMI, Sound Natural Sleep is assured by taking "Ovaltine" before retiring /Y A good night’s rest is* often unobtainable I after a day of worry, excitement or over—A. work. The nerves ba ve become worn and strained and the brain continues active at a f time when it should222 words
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Article30 1922-01-23 6 Marshall —Trotter—December 22, ab St James’s Spanish Place, London, Angaa M Maishall, 53, Stanhope Gardens, S W, late of Shanghai, to Betty, daughter of late Frederic Straw Trotter, Lincoln.30 words
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Article1285 1922-01-23 6 On Saturday we had tccasion to point out how intioca’ely > elated the state of trade and commerce in Malaya is with the economic conditions in Europe and the world at large. Ti e general truth of this thesis must be obvious and it is therefore very satisfactory1,285 words
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Article1401 1922-01-23 6 When war broke out, the British Con- sular Service “rejoiced” 3 The consular somewhat heterogen 3 Service. ecus lot of officials, from B the capable bardworked and underpaid Consul who was British and conscientiously did all he could to i further the interests of the country he1,401 words
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Article133 1922-01-23 6 Siw excitement was created io Penn; Harbour and on the sea front at Wei) Quay un Saturday evening by an outbreai of fiie on board a lighter, laden with abet 800 bags of copra, which was tied op s easide the Blue Funnel Steamer* Helenas'133 words
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Article242 1922-01-23 6 (From Our Own CchreBPONDEJ> t i Singapore, January 2«. At the annual mee'ing of Bints’) I Ltd, Mr W F Nu“, wl o presided,»» 111 available funds were sufficient to cor'J the estate till ’he end of th o corre financial year. The question of d> 3 P242 words
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Advertisement194 1922-01-23 6 I Jeyes’ I I I HE 1 I “ESSENCE OF HEALTH” g S v f a W* i u I Jp- H For use io th 1 SAFE > 2 .4^0» House. Office, 3 EFFICIENT. jffi*- Sa OKA, School, Cinema. ECONOMICAL ffgfrr wfe.' —Everywhere. S Wife... H** s 1 I194 words
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Advertisement8 1922-01-23 6 “E. O.” Special Tiffin Every Wednesday and Saturday.8 words
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Obituary33 1922-01-23 6 deaths. Greenfield. —December 21, saddenly, at Nice, Thomas Joseph Martineau, late of Singapore. Lucas. —At Kuala Lumpur, on January 20tb, 8 D Lucas, Senior Warden of Mines, F M 8, agt d 43,33 words
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Article673 1922-01-23 7 s( E XES at the VATICAN. Consular for in Tk a message through Pe 7 1 Consulate in Singajxwe to the Italian t 1 His Holiness the Pope is e ff?et ,na (jeHtl Reuter’s Telegrams.] London. January 20- I Hourne .circularised the (ard ,I,a ~l \\\->f673 words
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Article736 1922-01-23 7 R.M. C - R.M.C. By the sudden death of the central figure of Catholic Christendom, an unique spirituality has passed away. The de. cease of Pope Benedict XV’ leaves the apostolic chair empty, but creates no nterruption of continuity. Not the anxieties nor sorrows of the war enfeebled his vitality. The736 words
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Article144 1922-01-23 7 AN ELEPHANT DRIVE. Mysore, January 22. The Pr nee of Wales has been spending two days at the jungle camp at Karapur. On Sunday, he witnessed a great kheddah. or wild elephant drive. The herd was steadily shepherded into a stockade built across a long beaten run.'and144 words
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Article256 1922-01-23 7 There is much heart-burning in Malaya over the visit of the Prince of Wales in April next, and it seems to us that a word of almost fatherly counsel is needed says the “L- and C- Express.” Briefly- certain towns —Penang, Ipoh and Kuala Lumpur—amongst others—are hurt256 words
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Article44 1922-01-23 7 MR- CHAMBERLAIN’S DECLARATION. London, January 20-, In a speech at the Unionist demonstration in Glasgow -Mr. Chamberlain declared that expenditure must be reduced by between £l5O, (XX). 000 and £200.000,000 not to reduce taxation but to make ends m 'el.44 words
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50 1922-01-23 7 R> m January 20As tin result of a wage dispute between the lead T of the Seam n;’s Union and the Shipowners Federation the latter decided to lay up all vessels and dismiss the crews. Hitherto 151 ships aggregating over 500,000 tons have been I'aid up-50 words
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36 1922-01-23 7 London, January 20. Mr. Hoover declared the stage appears to be set for a general strike in the bituminous coal industry by the end of ’March when the wage contracts expire.36 words
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Article33 1922-01-23 7 £2,000 STOLEN. London, January 20Three armed masked me‘n raided a branch of the Royal Bank of Scotland, near Edinburgh, held up the staff with revolvers and stole £2,000.33 words
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Article50 1922-01-23 7 Washington, January 20. The Republican Senators approved ol the Allied debt refunding bill with an additional provision that the interest rate on the refunded bonds should not be less than 4f per cent or one quarter under the rate stipulated in the obligations of debtor nations.50 words
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Article37 1922-01-23 7 London, January 20. The firm policy of the Government of Ind’a was upheld in the Legislative Assembly in Delhi which rejected by 53 votes to 33 a resolution recommending the abandonment of Government repressic37 words
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Article60 1922-01-23 7 PERU AGREES TO MEET CHILE. Lima, January 20. Peru has accepted the United States invitation to send a representative to M ashington to confer with Chile* regarding the carrying out of the disputed clauses of the Treaty of Ancon. Chile Accepts. Washington! January 20Chile also has60 words
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Article812 1922-01-23 7 CAPITAL SHIPS. Washington, January 20. The naval lim tation treaty, which s practically completed, gives America a total battleship tonnage of 500,650, with th e following ships- Maryland, California, Tennessee, Idaho, N ew Mexico, Mississippi- Arizona, Pennsylvania, Oklahoma, Nevada, New York, Arkansas, Wyoming, Florida, Utah, North Dakota,812 words
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Article322 1922-01-23 7 MARSHAL PETAIN. Paris, January 23. —Marshal Petain has been appointed General Inspector of the French Army. Reparations. The German Government has paid the Inter-Allied Reparations Commission 31,000,000 gold marks. According to the previous agreements, Germany was to pay 400,000,000. Persia and China. The Persian Government has sent322 words
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Article31 1922-01-23 7 12,000 HOMELESS. Manila, January 20. The greatest fire occurred at Manila since the American occupation. Thirtytwo blocks of houses were destroyed, and 12,000 people are homeles s31 words
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Article32 1922-01-23 7 FIVE DEATHS- London, January 20. Five’ deaths and £500,000 sterling damage were caused by a fire in Glasgow, where huge railway goods stores n High Street were* gutted-32 words
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Article39 1922-01-23 7 New York. January 2<>. The C'inmercial Cable Company announces that two new cables betwem New York and Emd.en will be laid and put into operation by October 19«2. under contract with th G -rnrin Atlantic Oompany.39 words
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Article170 1922-01-23 7 SIR GORDON HEWART’S APPEAL London, -January 20. The Central Hall, Westm nster, was gaJly decorated with the national flags on the occasion of the Coalition Liberal conference, at which nearly 3,6(M) werp present The Attorney-General, Sir Gordon Hewart, in moving the formation of a National Liberal Council,170 words
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Article588 1922-01-23 7 SIR W. BEVERIDGE’S PREDICTION The “Economic Journal” for December, contains a remarkable, paper in which Sir William Beveridge Director of Political Science, submits further evidence in favour of his the’oiy that there is a meteorological cycle affecting vestsHis original suggestion was to the effect that bad harvests, with588 words
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Article904 1922-01-23 8 CUN RD EN ERPRISE. Announcements concerning extended service-» and new ships in commission are made by the Canard Steam Ship Company, writes the f Manchester Guardian.’ Six big new oil-burning liners of an aggregate of over 100,000 tons will form the basis for the renewal in the904 words
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Article168 1922-01-23 8 TO-DAY’S DEPARTURES Caddopeak for Rangoon and Calcutta (Mergui and Moulmein via Rangoon). Lake Fielding for Singapore Hongkong. Sitiawan for A->aban and Ba'u Bahra, Trang for Teluk Anson. Lian Choo for Pulau Langkawi Perlis and Setul. Egra for Port Swettenham and Singapore. Jin Ho for Langkat and P Brandan.168 words
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Article281 1922-01-23 8 HAILY (except Sou laf) BY TRAIN Farit Buntac, Bagan Serai, Taiping, Ipoh, Batu Tajah Tapah Road, I Teluk Atr»<>n, Kuala Kuba, |By train Kuala Ltim ur, Serembau, S 7 15 am Matacoa, Johore, Singapore |&6 pm and Hongkong i Farit Buntar and Bagau Sera» By train 93d281 words
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Article114 1922-01-23 8 Punany, January 23, 1922 By Courtbsy op thk Ohartkrbd Bank). London Dem nd Bank 2/3 13/16 4 months’ sight Rank 2/4 1/16 3 Credit 2/4 5/16 3 Documentary 2/4 13/32 Calcutta Demand Bank Rs. 3 days' sight Private ~178 Bombay Demand Bank 173| o Madras Demand Bank 173£ S.114 words
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Article52 1922-01-23 8 Jan 23—P C C Dance, 6-15 p.m. Jan 27—Penang Golf Club,Dance, 9 30 p.m. Jan 28 and 30—-Cricket, Penang v Perak, EspUnade. Jan 28 and 30—Penang Golf Clab, Tennis Tournament. Jan 30—P C C Dance, 5-30 p.m. Mar 18—Concert and Dance, Sungei Patani, for P W and Kedah52 words
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Advertisement417 1922-01-23 8 ui L— I THE MODERN GRAMOPHONE -e AT A ■ifr^M& '||BL Modern Price y|ffl!||| Call and See the Grafonola to-day IHg *> universally recognised as the /Q IH*S S Bun I modern Gramophone because of its I.U&B iMWI ninny improvements which no uK other instrument can duplicate. 1 J Jewel417 words
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Advertisement390 1922-01-23 8 IpiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiN I Enthusiasm Increased! g Interest is increasing daily 1 1 g in this Our Great Sale, 1 1 Every department is full of Bargaj- I of the freshest and richest- S I thousands more t-han we can show irrthis space. Some of the Barg, 1 I are more desirable390 words
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Article528 1922-01-23 9 fourth forscast. of the foarth forecast of the A br the year 1921-22 “f’ t for the fonrth Thp d i gt Show 10,620.891 acres F roTi CI a «own wi h rice, an iucrea-e of L? P MI the estimate ft last month. j2'76 4fil RCreg528 words
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Article357 1922-01-23 9 Mr l> urn?, the acting Coroner, SingaP or recorded the evidence of a witness n»m?d Koh Kiam in connection with the f is of a towkay and regarding w IOBP death Dr Crabay is said to have 2'ten a wrong certificate. Koh Kiam said be agked357 words
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Article72 1922-01-23 9 The following are the latest quotations in Messrs Kennedy Co.’s share list: Yesterday. To-day. M *1 x M h BHAKKB. j, a 5 5 co X so c. J o. Sc. Sc. Mining. N Taiping 1.12| 1.15 Taiping Tin 1.06 1.08 T’kah Hr T 10.25 10.75 97572 words
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Article78 1922-01-23 9 23kd January, 1922. Smoked Sheet 28 c Fine Pale Crepe 27 c Unsmoked Sheet No 1 17 c 1 Smok'd Sheet" 30|c SINOAPORB > J Crepe 30 c Very Weak. r 1 Smoked Sheet 94d L° N d° n f Cr( pe 9 d New York 19|o THE78 words
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Article103 1922-01-23 9 The Straits Trading Co Ltd, Jan 23th: Singapore sold 200 tons at Penang buyers no sellers at sBl|. Messrs Boustead and Co Saturday’s quotation for Singapore refined tin per picul, business done 250 tons Penang refined tin $Bl per pica), business done 25 tons; unrefined tin $80.60 per103 words
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Article18 1922-01-23 9 Tongkah Harbour Tin Dredging Co, NL, from 15<h to 21st January, (being one week) 23 tons.18 words
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Article248 1922-01-23 9 The Directors, in their report for the year ended 31st August, 1921, regret that the accounts disclose a loss < f £16,350 161 lid on the year’s trading. In view of the conditions prevailing generally in finance and comm?rce bh? world over, and the fact that248 words
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Article165 1922-01-23 9 BP. Tapioca J?.! 1 seDers M. P. Tapioca $7.25 sellers Cold leaf $72 sellers Black Pepper $l6 50 sellers White Pepper $24 sellers. Trang Pepper no stock Mace Pickings $45 sellers Cloves $l2O sellers Nutmegs 80s $4O nominal 110 s $32.00 sellers f No. 1 HO 00 per165 words
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Article983 1922-01-23 9 KENNEDY CO’S SHARE LIST. E 5 J NAMES. CQ co RUBBKR (Dollar.) g c sc.s c. Allenby Rubber Co. 20c Alor Gajah Rubber Estate jjjq 1.40 Amalgamated Malay Estates j jjjq Ayer Hitam Planting Syndicate gjgg jq pg Ayer Kuning Rubber Estates j qq Ayer Molek Rubber Co. i'iq £.20983 words
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Article223 1922-01-23 9 THE POPE S LAST HOURS Reuter’s Telegrams. Rome, January 21. The suddt ’n and unexpected news of the Tope’s relapse created a tremendous sensation among al’l classic's. A feeling of hopefulness came during the day owing to the small proportion of the fatalities in the present influenza epidemicReuter’s Telegrams. - 223 words
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Article61 1922-01-23 9 FURTHER AGREEMENT. London, January 21. It is learned that Mr. Lloyd George and Mr. Chamberlain have reached agreement for the continuing of the present Coalition, concentrating upon a policy of reduction of expenditure and taxation and attacking the Labour Party. It isjaow considered that the likelihood of the61 words
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Article41 1922-01-23 9 CHOCOLATE FACTORY DESTROYED. Berlin, January 21. A destructive fir e almost completely destroyed a chocolate factory at Tempelhof near Berlin. In is stated that SOO workers were injured. The damage is estimated at 40 to 50 million marks.41 words
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Article167 1922-01-23 9 (Contributed). Rise 7 o’clock a.m. Stand i> middle of room, raise arms slowly, take deep breath, and say, "D-m the Government,” lowering arms in despair. Do this ten times. Extend body flat downward on floor, cover eyes with hand, kick heels, think of the tin and167 words
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Article120 1922-01-23 9 Th© business for the meeting of the Municipal Commissioners, to be held tomorrow, is as under 1. Minutes of last meeting to be read and confirmed. r t* -S 2 Any special business the .President may bring forward. 3. Questions. 4. Some bills to be passed. 5. Quarantine120 words
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Advertisement207 1922-01-23 9 I IHIU *l—■*- i»J» *—a OaMHHMOB Caldbeck, MacGregor Co., Ltd,, (Incorporated iu Shanghai.) V/INE and SPIRIT MERCHANTS (WHOLESALE and RE T A I L.) Make Your First “RESOLUTION” To-day to Buy All Your Wines and Spirits \v th us. '< w «mMßanMa» «Bonnaitmm’» -xzi a* "•*> erMMMMHBB «e»e Worthington Duplex207 words
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Article1557 1922-01-23 10 SIR RONALD ROSS’S LIFE WORK. It is announced from Paris that the Academy of Medicine has elected Sir Ronald Ross a foreign Associate. He has been a corresponding member of this body since 1904. The new honour is but one of very many by which the1,557 words
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Article311 1922-01-23 10 8 F.P.” An interesting sec'ion of the budget relates to the number < f officers empb ypd in the various Australian departments and the amount of wages paid. During the past ten years there has been a gradual increase in the number of persons employed. For the financial.—• 8 F.P.” - 311 words
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