Malayan Saturday Post, 4 October 1930

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    25 1 The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED MALAYA'S LEADING PICTURE PAPER PUBLISHED EVERY &ATURDAY ii i.j i VOL. VII. NO. 37. OCTOBER 4, 1930. PRICE 20 CENTS.
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      11 1 MOET AND GHANDON GHAMPAGNE FOR ALL OGGASIONS Agents:TIE lOIIEO CO., LTI.
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      133 2 I MtmMI»»»Mimn«'»"»"""" >r Trr TTttrrf TTtttt 1 'ii i m tmmitir*t*-t*i-T****"***— 4 WAFER CAMERAS! LIGHT COMPACT EXTREMELY THIM REMARKABLY STRONG RIGIDLY CONSTRUCTED. Uses fronfilms fPUttes 4f yftmpacks Full Particulars From SINGAPORE PHOTO Co., 56-3 HIGH STRBBT, SINOAPOiB. Ttl. "lAEASTUDK) SIMGAPOII." fBMHt QB&9 i 1 'HMMWHMMMIHiMMMMaMMMtMMMMMMWMtMMnfnOTMMtItMIMMMHiMMMMnHWIi^^^^M H4^c kom rwmp our Orange
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      166 2 nn I SINCERE DISPENSARY Ltd, I SI NGAPORE. s I Wholesalers Retailers of I Drugs, Chemicals, Patent McdiIcines Surgical Instruments. I Proprietors of I THE BEST tf MOST I ECONOMICAL HAIR DRESSING 1 SPECIAL HAIR ORE AM I Urge size: M eta. per bottle or $6. 00 jpor dozen |£b&M
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  • The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED
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      WIT AND HUMOUR
      632 3 Where would American be to-day it it weren't lot prohibition?* 1 asks writer. Back in America, probably. Jackie, 'only that little >crap of in in tor me Mother That is not foe you— it is for >i>ter." Jackie: "What! All that for her?" Brown My wife is
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      107 3 Ia lor the discriminaticg hostess, ill dealers thronghont Malaya, Sole Agents: A BARrHOLOMEUSZ LTD.. s At RAFFLES QUAY, SINGAPORE. TLANTIC CO>QUERED AGAIN! THE /vmch Messrs COSTES and ELLONTE recently flew from ARIS to NEW YORK was. of Durse, lubricated with. MOTOR OIL the Quality Oil of JTERNATIONAL Fame i C,
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      238 3 HELP FOR CAMBRIDGE V i EXAMINATIONS. J j > Paraphrases of King Henry V, < I J Coriolanus, Last of the Barons, etc. each O.tl J j t Questions and Notes of King < Henry V, Coriolanus, Gospel ot J 4 St. Matthew, Acts of the Apos- ties, etc. each
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    Sparkles
    662 4 Smiles of the Week. j My congratulations to H. 1.. on weathering the Legislative Council meeting without "^etting it hot" about that rubber pronouncement a 9 But I can hardly o -n^ratulate then HflwnirafiUnriffTf the Unofficial Meml>er> of pro-Restriction views on their mercifulness. Sorely they forgot whom they represent
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      233 4 Tl n PILL HAIRAN No. 1. ACTS LIKF MAGIC JUSTARR;\ E n FROM HINDUSTAN. I A Specific whicn thickens the hum semen, emiss ons and all sort^ c t Sperm ttorrrhoen. No. 1 Price $10 00 per bottle I No. 2 Price $3 50 per bottle. I MINYAK TEGANG No.
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      A MALAY PUZZLE.
      530 5 ■cup Final Sequel. I [ftei reading the SmhUgi of the I- ninitf^ of Inquiry composed of three M l]ist> besides Mr. Hacker it was I intention to criticize the committee's I Lesion bat Mr. Hastic is such :t I Lver t.ictk'Uii that not only did he save
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      DO THE RIGHT.
      175 5 The whole secret of a successful life b to find out what it is one's destiny to do, and then do it. Some day there may come to one the duty to do a disagreeable task, to take up a cause which will yield no reward a
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      58 5 RELIABLE TENNIS RACKETS j Slazenger's #jM;!v ;jj\ Badmintons Spalding's «jj|^ Foot b a 1 1 s jkust i n 's Running Shoes .Cleaves Boxing Gloves] syk c s Chest Expanders Banckroft's 1 Developers Jackets I Dumbe 1 1 s "^O ALL OTHBR MB Arwi£T/CQOOOS/IT «PrkCC amk i*j 68, NORTH BRIDGE
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      164 5 I SHORTLY AT THE I ALHAMBRA DON JOSE MOJICA 'ONE MAD KISS" The sensational new screen find —the Kreateal living lyric tenor the JJ J* "SINGING VALENTINO" with voice of silver tinging his own .j. glorkm* romantic kweaongs! 9ee! Hear! TbeScratn't newest and ji most magnetic PERSONALITY I y 0
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      159 6 I'^ V^ >^l^ yl'V 6. 15 TO.NIGHT 6. 15 j MATINEES TO-DAY and TO-MORROW at 3. 15~ DOtGUS FAIRBANKS and MARY PICKFOI in Shakespeare's Glorious Comedy I "7>^^^BpP^^ A H '''«lJrl X 'Sv MARY PICKFORD*DOU6LAS FAIRBANKS. StA« mTAMWG of «k«SHft»r« "TAMING T H F E SHREW" ALL-TALKING, ALL-LAIGHING SENSATION. GET
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    S. P. C. A. ANIMAL SHOW.
    59 7 I il Clementi on a tour of inspection. (Below) Miss P. G. Chapman's Siamese C?t. Ist Prize. (Below)' I" idy Clementi, who won the Jumping com m >; tion on Miss Cecilia dementi's Raja." H.E. Sir Cecil dementi accompanied by Sir William Murison inspecting
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    S.P.C.A. ANIMAL SHOW.
    44 8 Phoenix Aerated Water Co. awarded Ist. prize for decorated advertisement veh icle. Winner Ist. prize. Winner Ist. prize. Judging the mules. Mrs. T. Kennard's Cross-bred "Sombong". Ist. Prize. Lady dementi distributing the prizes. Mrs. L. J. Maclntyre's Cross-bred "Jerry". Ist. Prize
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      161 9 t ZTa/re doctor s Zip BIOCITIN t CHARGES YOUR BRAIN NERVE CELLS WITH ENERGY, AND SO ENSURES AGAINST PHYSICAL AND MENTAL FATIGUE. ObtainabU in Do»W*r and tablet form from first-class Dispensaries and Star** #r /rom t HINNAM LITTLE DISPENSARY, LTD. 809, 311 313. North Bridge Boad, SINGAPORE. a CARLSBERG BEER
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    OUR SPECIAL SHORT STORY: Lady Elizabeth's Room
    4032 10  - OUR SPECIAL SHORT STORY: Lady Elizabeth's Room KATHARINE TYNAN I By ll I There as an aching M '->out the little figure "f Anthony Robert John Vict< inder, Vis am Eerry--11- >■ i the i^erlean, the Re tor's wife ai I rtabL oman, long to anal up her breast .aid
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    RUBBER FOOTWEAR.
    717 11 TQ ADVANTAGES COMPARED I W |TH LEATHER. I MEDICAL OPINION. I of rubber as comparI r| o aw ear are outlined in I tlv isMied by the RubI \,>ociation and it is inI irgnmcoti advaocI both commodities I I re past those iv a pottI with authority on
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    MARRIAGE DOCTOR.
    316 11 Berlin, Aug. 27. Dr. Paul Fried explains, in a pamphlet describing his experiences as head ol the Matrimonial Advice Bureau at Wiesbaden, how happiness in marriage is to be attained. He thinks the union which springs from mutual affection and common interest is most likely to result in
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      178 11 t rTiB I I i flß^ i^TMW" I Brown against a paling ?ky, I £m ]"lOr'^ r Il iumr*lßUrf^ i 1 Winged romance drifting by, j\ JSMJju i Ikj ■j^Hf-f-r*" Shaped by dreams, long, long ago B^^™^^^™^™^^^^^^^^^^^™^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Half a century a<jo Sweetened W Condensed Milk was introduced 1 I into
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      BRITAIN'S GREAT AIRSHIP.
      1622 12 A PATRON OF AVIATION. TALKIES" BY TELEVISION. THE LION OF GLAMIS. London, Aug. 29, 1930. The Prince's Holiday. The Prince of Wales has declined to undertake public engagements until the end of September. He feels that he needs a complete private holiday. The Prince will spend much
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      662 33 otswotft," "Gen* <>t the North," d Cheddar and the Wye Valley." In v natter <>f iilms aboard ship, the tin* mauci Travel Association hopes that before it will be able to help the shipping n by supplying films of its ..dvising where suitable films K got. All the interests conindecd,
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    NEW SERIAL STORY. THE BLACK ASP.
    9 13  - NEW SERIAL STORY. THE BLACK ASP. LINDSAY HAMILTON. ~b"
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    INSTALMENT ONE.
    2055 13 Chapter I. ftDY MURIEL'S ADVENTURE. Munel Waine WM conscious of relief M Nathaniel Bingham's U1) lk drew readily away from Lon- m wet its nose to the open country. >! v ..mediately reaction: the a (lf a n ,w fear, this time not i fear of reo^nition but
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      42 13 |WAH HENC Co, (PHOTO STORE.) 95, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, (Opposite Adelphi Building) SINGAPORE. THE HOUSE FOR ALL PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. SPECIALITIES:Cooke Lenses, Voigtlander Cameras, Agfa Products, L I Artists 1 Requisites and Other Photo Goods. ENQUIRIES SOLICITED. Phone 7445. Tel. "PHOTOSTORE" Singapore. »fr
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      275 14 I N? 950 Unit CeU 1 Tr adbmark register^ 0 I p LASHLICHT battery I \The world's finest I H ILASHLIfwHT !J SI BATTERY 0? I I IIiVEREADY Unit Cells are unfailing I J I long lasting extremely brilliant I Obtainable from all first class dealers. Fmctury Kepwtrntatiu'K: 1 I
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      254 14 -r^^fy You must try it I A v k MWL. I Expensive} Postum} Quite the contrary. ~^2 I It costs only two cents a cup to prepare. y^ I Healthful} Yes indeed its an every day I drink for everybody. I "Flavour? Try this cup isn't it delicious [j &nd
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    S.V.C. FIELD DAY, 28 SEPTEMBER.
    78 15 The G.O.C. (second from left) with some officers. The "B" Coy. advancing intr the naval area. "D" Coy. "B 1' Coy. at Woodlands. SINGAPORE TO PENANG AND BACK ON BICYCLES. Philip A. Seth, E. Palmer and Bonnie Duke who made J he tr| P photographed
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    S.R.C. HOCKEY SEASON STARTS.
    40 16 Watching the hockey match. S.R.C. beat Raffles Inst. by 3 to nil. Photo shows the great golfer Bobby Jones, with his wife and Commissioner Joseph Johnston, waving his hat in acknowledgment of greeting by his admirers.
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      97 17 pWALL CLOCKS I MODERN STYLE TO ILLUSTRATION fl W Size 28|4" x 1514" mm/no >'1H *\4" silvered dial H^jJj^^H W^'R STRIKE ON gloria going B^PHH OAK OR WALNUT ROBINSON Co., Ltd. (INCORPORATED IN THi STUUTt UTTmttNTS). Singapore. Kuala Lumpur. TTTT-mfTTII I II I I lIIIIHIIII lIJJ EASTERN GRAMOPHONE CO., LTD.
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      118 17 TWO NEW "CRUSHES". &ig&ei> Daddy of the Weitchx family v& V\ B^^ ,^F If f m pOR twenty years Big Ben has been demon- strating his dependability and usefulness in millions of homes. Over this long period of years Big Ben has kept pace with the times .in style in
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    LITERARY NOTES.
    13 18 •> Special to The Malayan Saturday Post." Copyright. London, Sept. 4, 1030.
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    MR. CHESTERTON IN PARADOXICAL VEIN.
    1496 18 Mr. Chesterton's new volume, "Four Paaltlesfc Felons (Cassellj contains four of his best paradoxes. The stories are told to a Chicago journalist with a tremendous reputation as "a live wire," and whose curiosity has been aroused as to the personality of a certain gentleman, the
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      72 18 H. M. V. I FOR I PERFECT REPRODUCTION I Call In And See The Latest Models I New Records Are Arriving Regularly jl Mil M. M. Y. .Meeessories in stock I Gramophone Dept Ground Floor 1858 Robinson Co., Ltd. 1930 (Incorporated in the Straits Settlement*) SINGAPORE \)^^^jLL)Ji KUALA imm 1
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    SINGAPORE AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION DINNER.
    2569 19 SINGAPORE AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION DINNER. Singapore Amateur Football celebrated the "Malaya" ut(irv by giving a dinner f the a* Garden Club, Siglap. last M X L. Hastie, President of the x presided and in proposing the f the victorious Singapore M.'naOip U-a.u said: rv^ieinen, 111 season closed yea uith the
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      95 19 ia^\\\\ J| MM M HP V^Br TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE CONCENTRATED IN NSfl^ PATENTED FEATURES FROM EDGE TO EDGE. Bends without distortion. The new shaped holes peryy\^jh mit the use of specially tempered steel 17% thicker a\o\Wk than the average. The extra thickness ensures .J& c *?&.> \\\\^BL rigidity and prevents
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      136 19 Java Stuffs. Itu. ill K.il'Mk Huah Salak Asm. Crystallm-M Tamarind. < '.inger. Nutmeg. Agar Agar. Noga Kachang. Noga Biji-Gajus. Huah Chermay Huah Kabung. Uetidtng I<cmbu Kering. Ivida Lembu (Asep) Kering. Satuhai Lingkong. Goreng Udang. Goreng Badjak. Goreug Dendeng. Goreng Petis. Chilli Siam. Goreng Paja (Mixed Up). Beras Ketan Cakes. Kachang
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      32 20 THE INTERESTING WAY p choice of £i2Oa^ d £ii2 ™r USING PRESIDENT LINERS ACROSS THE PACIFIC ANY AMERICAN OB CANAOIAN RAIL LINE ACPOSS THE COnTJN£n~ DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINES AND AMERICAN MAIL LINE
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    8000 MASSACRED BY BANDITS.
    58 21 8000 MASSACRED BY BANDITS. [keuter's Service] n trmy of bandits a few *eeks a.v« tucked Libsicii. in South Kansu. The nha biunts pot »l> A*l»*« r^ ist hut after a month's sie^e the hiim its stormed the town and wreaked terrible ven.ueancc- killing everyone except young irls uh<> uere canie(l
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    AN ADMIRER OF BRITAIN.
    120 21 [Reuier's Service.] London, Sept. 2u. "The Pilgrim Trust," as Mr. l dward Haikness's benefaction to Britain is styled, begins work on Oct. 1 >t The ex-lTcniier, Mr. Stanley Baldwin, one of the trustees, outlining the objects of the donation in a letter to "The Times," says
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    DEATH OF FAMOUS NOVELIST.
    116 21 I Renter's Service. London, Sept. -KjThe death is announced of the novelist William IVtt Ridge. Tlie novels of William Pett Ridge made a wide appeal, largely because they were peopled by characters, mostly Londoners, leading ordinary commonplace lives, drawn chiefly from business, Mil -official and sub-domestic
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    LORD BIRKENHEAD.
    33 21 [Renter's Service.] London, Sept. 2<). A bulletin on the condition of Lord Birkenhead reports recurrence of congestion of one lung accompanied l>y considerable rise iii temperature. His general condition remains good.
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    EMPEROR OF ABYSSINIA.
    131 21 DUKE OF GLOUCESTER TO ATTEND CORONATION. [Reuters Service.] The I^e °f Gloucester will leave [/to&oa "ii tVt IO f r Abyssinia to represent tto Kinu at the nlnn;ltin nf »h t Kmperor. He wJU i°' n tllc H an para ai Marseilles and travel in it to
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    MAD COLONEL'S CRIME.
    45 21 [Reuters Service. Washngtoo, S?i»t. jo. Cobad Richavd Oeecy, I "niteil States Marine Cuf|M| while home on leave from Haiti, suddenly becaaM demented. He Momded lii> wife with luitclict, it is believed fatally, and Ihetl committed suicide by shooting liim>elt in the lieart.
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    AMERICAN PILOT'S VALUABLE FREIGHT.
    33 21 [Reuters Service.] A Havana mcMfljtX states that an aeroplane from Miami brought $20,000 duo in cash in preparation for the poaabli oontinuation of the run yesterday '■ii the Ranks.
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    GENERAL BURNHAM DEAD.
    25 21 [Renter's Service] San Francisco, Sept. jo. Major-General William Ihunhain, w commanded a Division <>f Un Americcin Army in the war, is dead.
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    TRAINER WARNED OFF.
    97 21 [Reuters Service.] London, Sept. ju. A trainer named Chapman hai beep «*d off the Xewmarkct Tleatli for ''"I'inj: a horse. ditpotl has a r>i.£ stable wMI >° His patrons including the Huke lf Kicfmonil, the Dtfke «f Norfolk, the r »>f whom was recently elected I j
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    The Malayan Saturday Post October 4, 1930. DON'T BE TOO DOWN HEARTED!
    240 22 The Malayan Saturday Post October 4, 1930. DON'T BE TOO DOWN HEARTED! 11 Is cllCHCilUc giOOlll UlUi ple.vades Malaya all ngnt [or ratnef ah wrong, in these dark days. And it needs exceptionally keen vision to discern any 'kindly light" relieving tlie depressing outlook. Let us all, however, endeavour to
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    THE COUNCIL MEETING.
    288 22 There w eie three outstanding features of the [legislative Council meeting on Monday, when the Estimates for next year were submitted. Nothing whatever was said about rubber that is, about the recent no-Kesti iction announcement when something exciting had }>een looked for by many people] it was
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    THE RENDITION OF WEI HAI WEI.
    452 22 HISTORIC CEREMONY. ißeuter's Service.] Shanghai, Sept. 2Q. Brilliant sunshine aud a cloudless blue sky marked the penultimate stage of the rendition of Wei Hai Wei when the lltmilHTl of the territory and villages assembled this morning at Government offices to bid farewell to the
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    WEI HAI WEI CEREMONY.
    499 22 Wei Hai Wei, Oct. i. Wei Hai Wei presents a gay spectacle this morning oil the occasion of the rendition. The British warships are dressed aud are flying the Chinese flag. The Chinese men-of-war are the Chinghai, and the Haihsing which arrived beflagged in the early
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      112 22 Hair lovely and as you want it all day long KEEPS THE HAIR IN PLACE Mother, you must carefully choose Baby's talcum. Talcums of heavy scents, or coarse in texture, irritateandinflame tender skins. Such talcums maybe gritty or caustic. Don' t use them for your baby Mermen Borated Talcum is
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    "WITH BYRD AT THE SOUTH POLE."
    298 23 iv year* W the greatest adventure muderuMmes-pertaapb one of the 1 adventures of all times— was KLrtaken by dauntless, courageous d men. Previously tested by .:<.hips and countless daring node m n p, the* chose to fathom the Ks-.cry of »bat is carelessly called
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    101 READY FOR FLIGHT TO INDIA.
    38 23 I Neuter's Service. 1 London, Oct. i. 'xlitioncil Rioi, considerably l(] wag lattnclied at Cardiiißton "•^ti-.i Inside her sister ship the f(>r 'ncr will undertake a test Ipuitory to leaving for India
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    REPUBLICAN MOVEMENT IN SPAIN.
    132 23 [Renter's Service, j Madrid, Sept. 28. Twenty-thousand Republicans from all over the country filled the bull-ring, to-day t<» throw down the gauntlet to the monarchy. The meeting was entirely revolutionary but nuxterate in language. The former Literal Minister, Seii«>r Alcaia Zamora, declared that the King must
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    POOLING EMPIRE GOLD RESERVES.
    155 23 BANKER'S SCHEME. [Renter's Service.] London, Oct 2. The attention of delegates to the Imperial Conference is befog drawn to a scheme of Mr. J. P. Darling's, Directs* «>f the Midland Hank, to pool the Empire 1 gold reserves of in an Empire Bank, the shareholders of
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    FRENCH PEACE POLICY.
    100 23 Lkcuters Service. J Paris, Sept. 2y. A clear-cut deiiuition oi French foreign policy was to-day enunciated by ihc premier, M. Tardieu. In a speech at Aiencoii he said that France intended to persevere in the task* of organising peace politically and economically all over the world, especially
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    SIR THOMAS LIPTON TO MAKE A NEW CHALLENGE
    85 23 LKeuter's .Service.] Xev\ York, Sept. 2y. In a suite lilled from the deck to the! ceiling with flowers and other presents from all parts of America, Su Thomas LlptOO aboard tile Leviathan, bade fareweii to journalists and snowed that his mind \us
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    LONDON CONFERENCE.
    157 23 PREMIER'S SPEECH ON THE ECONOMIC OUTLOOK. [Reuters Service.] London, Oct. i. jMr. MacDboald in i bfoadctd speech said the Imperial Conference opened in b splendid spirit. The outlook for the world trade depression may seem disquieting bat on the very magnitude <>t our problem 1 build good bope
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    DEATH OF LORD BIRKENHEAD.
    1541 24 London, Sept. 30. The death has OOOffftd of Lord Birkenhead. London, Oct. 1. The body of Lord Dirkcnhcad was taken last night from his Lofldoß residence to the chapel of Gray's Inn, of which the Marl was a Hencher. The body will remain in the chapel
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    INDIAN REFORMS.
    61 24 [Rsfrrui's Service 1 Simla. Sept. 2 Tlu < vcrnawil of India's d on lvii titntiffi— l reform »•> sent by^ mail '< London yesterday. The am j'atili i> nnanimous. Its -5 i iU cover all mil m»i tain Blatters, such future <>i the India CHBck and th« COB
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    Sport of The Week A MALAYAN REVIEW.
    743 25  - Sport of The Week A MALAYAN REVIEW. ARGUS yy The indent of the Malays and the rtpooed Singapore Cup final provides S lesson for club officials -usually the people to blame. It is seldom the ,l aye r, who beC9CNBC "awkward" about thing*. TIKV are mostl > r alwa y
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    463 26 Reuter'f Service I, olid 11 K't I The Imperial Conference "t" which is likely to haw i:ir-: caching effect on Kmpire relationships assembled for the firH time in the Locarno Room at the Forei.cn Office. The Prime Ministers and selected Cabinet Ministers ,»f Great Brittin and
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    376 26 r CLOSE-UPS. neve crici over spilt milk. It il often hard job t<> hold d&WI a soft job. Men who know the least are likely to imc the most. When a man hasn't enough worry he should marry. It's unlucky to meet a black cat if you're
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    WIZARDRY.
    1763 27 2_So sooner bad Lady Muriel recovered EE i li«.-r breath and .urown accustomed to the E dizzy driving of the dant in Mack than she determined that her curiosity must Es c satisfied. The two men in front had discarded masks for caps, but it was im- |K>ssihle to
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    MALAYS WIN SINGAPORE CUP.
    92 30 There was some bungling over the request of the Malays to postoone this mafh from Tut*!»V to Thursday and the S.A.KA officials decided l to award the game and cup to the Welch. The Welch very sporting I y declined the offer and agreed to play
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    THE TELL-TALE SCALE.
    163 32 l"nless you arc over normal, a decline m weight should always be taken as an indication of something wrong. In the hot weather especially you should be weighed at intervals to see that your weight i> being maintained. Persistent decreases must be taken seriously for they indicate
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    HOW THE NEWS IS GATHERED.
    1110 33 Feu of the niillioii> of newspaper readers know anything about how news is gathered and spread, but a moment's reflection suggests that exceedingly clever organizations must be at work to let the world know when a disaster occurs at Timbuktu or when an unpor--1 taut
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    THE CHIEF SCOOT TALKS.
    774 34  -  Lt. Gen. Lord Baden-Powell HOW TO LEARN TRACKING. IB) of Gilwell). The an of tracking i^>es by different names in different countries. In India it is pugging in America it i> trailing in South Africa it H spooring." You should begin to learn how to track
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    THE DIARY OF A DEAD EXPLORER.
    414 34 Stockholm, Sept. Atldree's diary from July 13, [897 to Oct. 2, 1897 lias been published. It constitutes a remarkable human and scientific document. The diary consists «>t 142 ptgtf of astronomical, chronomctric and meteorological observations. It >liov\> that on arrival in the Arctic reyi'
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    MR. LLOYD GEORGE ON UNEMPLOYMENT.
    127 34 London, Sept. 21. J riicinploynieut was the chief theme <>f an important ipeech made by Mr. Lloyd George at Stowmarket yesterday, i in which, referring t«> the Liberal- 1 Labour conversations regarding it i he said "I am prepared to support ,j and co-operate with
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    INDIAN WOMEN LEADERS.
    82 34 INDIAN WOMEN LEADERS. I I Bombay, Sept. 22. i Mrs. Rama Baikamdar, who followed j i Mrs. Hansa Mehta only a fortnight ago 4 as President of the Bombay Congress I j War Council and who was arrested 1 on Saturday, was to-day sentenced to j three months imprisonment. A
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      203 36 All in? i/1 Living for years in a hot climate puts a strain on your nerves, too great for many Europeans. THAT feeling of being "dead- Star: tak ng Sanatogen. r.-c particle o this strengthenin tired" shoWS clearly that yOU -containing albumin ani i phosphorus** ent4wener|} are using up the
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    121 37 THE RT. HON. THE EARL OF BIRKENHEAD, P.C., M.A., D.C.L. Whose death is announced by Reuter was described by the late Lord Balfour as the most brilliant man of his generation. See page 24. he >ver cup presented by Hadji Manjoor Sahib Maricar and Mr M. Alsagoff (of the Malays
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      178 39 Ull llUilllllllllllmlllßli'Ki Wm tf^^M T^^beQ lillil-l ffn i i t .r* z* i^MAAi^Nff' //ijwpy//-f3l ■^ttttti x fnT a tttt wy p^% 1 4 S ffff 9 fffl |'M*-^tß*^l {\tw x^flv //v^/wt/ 1 S ttt Bs^r 3463 HELLO! Is that PHOENIX please Repeat Jfty Xast Order I M THE FLAWIMI. THE
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    DEATH OF PRINCE LEOPOLD OF BAVARIA.
    57 40 [Reuters* Service.] Berlin, Sept. 20. The death had occurred of FieldMarshal Prince Leopold of Bavaria, ;»t the age «>f <\j years. The Prince was Chief CooMßandef of the Ceiiaa itrmy in the M>i and early in the war he played an important part in
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    CALCUTTA'S MAYOR OUT OF GOAL.
    148 40 END OF SENTENCE. 41 No Essential Quarrel With the Britisher." Ikeuter'j) Service. I Calcutta, Sept. jj. Mr. J. M. Sen C.upta, ex-Mayor of Calcutta, and Mr. SoMw Chandra Hose were released this evening from the AKpOf* Central Jail.. Mr. J. M. Sen Cupta was sentenced
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    REPLY TO CONGRATULATORY SPEECHES.
    173 40 Calcutta, Sept. 14. Mr. Sttbhtt Chandra Boat, Mayor oi Calcutta, who along with Mr. J. M. Sen Cupta was released from jail last night took the <>ath of allegiance and OCCUpiqd the Mayoral chair at this afternoon's meeting, which was thereafter adjourned until to-niorrow in honour
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    LONDON NAVAL TREATY.
    39 40 JAPAN'S RATIFICATION COMPLETE. Tokio, Oct. The BMpcfof lias signed tl^' London Naval Treaty and the Imperial Seal has been affixed, tlms completing Japan's ratification. Mr. Eiamagvchi and Coani Maktno •Lord Privy Seat) attended the Miujde ceremony.
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    CONSTITUTIONAL RULE IN AFGHANISTAN.
    71 40 Teheran. Sept. 20. It is reported that the Afgan Xatki Council has passed a reaplutioo t< cq stitute a National Asseinl lv als cipalitics in towns and provinces and I reinstitute ranks, decorations, honor* titles anil the tricolour flay abolished] Amanullah. The Council has thoi jected
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    WINES IN U.S.A.
    56 40 New York, Sd t. A niliiiu of vital importance t" lions of private vintncr> and brem was laid down by the Washington F hilition Commissioner, Mr. Woodcot that the manufacture of vvint ami it in private houses is virtually beyond! reach of Federal interference and. vided sale
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    CHINA AND LEAGUE.
    89 40 Geneva, Ort A local paper publishes a sttU« from the Kuomiutang delegat Europe bitterly complaining the "European character" League <>f Nations and Mm failure China to obtain re tWrtioa to a n |lllliaißt scat on the Council >* "induces the Chinese p«Bfk t»«fW the utility of continuing
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      THE SAME THING, WITH A DIFFERENCE.
      1024 41 It i. recorded <>i Mark Twain, the \nierican humorist, that whilst ""holiday one suiiimer he attended a vr cr where the preacher happened to friend of his. After the service he walked back to his hotel with the preacher, and complimented him on Aesennoii
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      PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES
      580 41 PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES I^HWHvvvvws At The Helm. All must come to an end; and it when you die your soul is lost, all else is lost for you. "Consider thyself as already dead," says St. Uwrence Justinian, "knowing that thou must necessarily die." If you were already dead, what would
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    THE INSTINCT FOR RELIGION.
    744 42 THE INSTINCT FOR RELIGION. DECA^R DEVELOPMENT. Man is instinctively religious. A child nwiifntl unconsciously an awareness not merely of the mystery of life, hut oi his pertOflti concern with it. God is very real to him. Much, no doubt, is due to the environment in which he lives, but this
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    LOST IDEALS.
    288 42 An Italian prince recently g«ve two reasons in defence of the policies of Mussolini. He said that Mussolini had brought back to Italian youth two lost ideals— self-denial and self-discipline. It is not only in Italy that these ideals have been lost. We are in the way of
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    THE SUNSET.
    80 42 The marvels of Nature make reverent those who get closest to her secrets. Man has approximated Nature in many ways, but she still continues to outwit him. Artists seek to catch the glory of sunsets in their pigments, but every evening when the sky is not overcast we
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    SUCCESS OR FAILURE?
    83 42 If our lives are devoted to the right cause, and not for the gratification 01 selfish ambition, no honest effort for the public good can ever fail, even although sometimes achievements seem to be delayed; for each such apparent failure to the unselfish soul is but a
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    ACCEPTANCE OF PAIN.
    439 42 can and does consist with a serenity ami gladness of spirit that transforms its whole character. Life has no greater lesson to teach than the truth that the highest of all joy is that which has been baptised in pain. Christianity has from the lirst attributed a
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    LITTLE RASCALS.
    209 42 William "Mother, may I 0 anc j play with Johnny Jenki Mother Xo, Johnny has gone ,vav with his mothei Why not JO .iiul play with !itt; c < •eorgie Brown William: "Oh! 1 pluyed with Georgie yoU-rday and he won't I* well enough yet." Evidently i*x>r Georgie
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    USELESS EXPRESSIONS.
    630 43 II )(111l ihe letters recently published t H columns, (says a Times B.ain :tickl show searchings of I .>ther people's hearts, to I about the meaningless and I unthinkingly interlard our HV t us are altogether guiltless I v It is fatally easy to X ihe way of
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    A REMARKABLE LEIPZIG TRIAL.
    383 43 Leipzig, Sept. 23. In view of the success oi the NationaJ Socialists (styled Nazis) in die elecI tions to the Reichstag unusual interest I attaches to the trial, which epeaed oJday in he Supreme Court, of three young Reichswebr officers, Lieutenants Schelinger and Ludien of Uhn
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    BRITAIN'S MANDATORY RESPONSIBILITIES.
    236 43 Ceneva, Sept. 23. The Sixth Committee satisfactorily disposed of the work of the Permanent Mandates Commission after speeches by the representatives of Australia, Great Britain, New Zealand and South Africa dwelling on the difficulties of administrating: their Mandates. Mr. Noel Btixton (Great Britain) said no decision would
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