Malaya Tribune, 19 July 1920

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. VII. No 167 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 19, 1920 PHJCE 5 CENTS The Malaya Tribune. MONDAY, JULY 19, 1920.
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      118 1 I me Malaya Tribune AND Shipping Gazette. The Popular Newspaper of the Straits Settlements. Published Daily. Complete Report* of LgcalEvents- Pall and Latest Telegrams. 1 Sports Notes by Expert Critics. The bportsma&'s Paper. {Incorporated in Straits Settlements) Singapore. Immediate Delivery. MOTOR LAUNCH Length 23 ft., Beam 4 ft. 4 in.,
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    CONCERNING PRISONERS.
    72 2 London, Joly la.—ln the House fii Commons, replying to Admiral :ir Frederick Hall, Mr Bonar Law slated there were fifty-five British aaval and military prisi ners in Rnssia, and also a number of civiliiti H imprisoned for reasons nevei fully txilaincd. Hr-hoped the n goiiatior.g now progrtfsbig wi
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    ADELAIDE LABOUR ATTITUDE.
    35 2 Adelaide, July 12.—The Prince of Wake h-s arrived, and had a most enthusiasm io reoept:on in which the workers joined mos heartily despite the L*boar newepers' recommendation of a passive attitude. —Renter.
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    FRENCH ITEMS.
    46 2 Paris, Joly 13 M Deecbanel hsp wri ten to the Minister for W» rngretting th-u his health does no permit him to attend the Nations) Fe'e review ou th* 14th. To-nighi's fa >ers freely soggept the advisability of handling th* p teidential sitnation —Renter.
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    35 2 London, July 14 —In the Honse <t Commons the Corporation T»x was debated for a prolonged perioi* i i cnmmit'.ep and was considerable (!ri icise(>. It wj>s finally carried only by 145 to 99 votes.—Renter.
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    ATTEMPT ON HINDENBURG.
    24 2 Berlin, Jnly 14.—An unknown man broke into Yon Hindenbnrg's house and fired at Yon Hindenburg. but missed him. The assailant escaped.—Renter.
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    FRANCE'S NEW AIRSHIP.
    22 2 London, July 12.—The German super Zeppelin L 72 which was to be delivered to Prance, has arrived at Maubeoge.—Renter.
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    9 2 Melbourne, July 14.—The gasworkers have accepted the compromise offered.—Renter.
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    91 2 The Attorney-General at Bangkok has entered a criminal aotion asainst uaug Bavara Vndi, formerly Secrp. tary of the Siamese Legation in Horn The main charge in the indiotment is that, while acting as charge d'affaires, he entered into a contrac with some Italia! r engaging to sell the Legation pr«
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      540 2 ;j.iilliiliilUllii!illllllliyilllililillllilliliilii!iiiiliiillilillH 1 Royal Appointment ths Court of Spain g I A Royal Food for your Baby Glaxo is used in the Royal Nurseries, as can be seen by the EEE above appointment. This letter is from a doctor connected with the Royal Court of Spain. m Madrid. EE M I
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      518 2 FULL-BLOODED PEOPLE. WHY OTHER PEOPLE LIKE THEM. We can all call to mind men and women who give such a sense of vitaHty and -trength that they are bound to get on. A woman of this type—full-blooded, plump iud bright-eyed—always has a group of admirers round her. A man of
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      212 2 OEIJ SOE LIOK, Pekalongan, Java. Dealers and Manufacturers of all kinds of SABONGS. ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED 19 6 18 9 Now Ready. The Commercial Hap of Singapore. Beautifully coloured and mounted. No office should bo without onePrice $15 Send for your copy. Only a limited n mber of copies available.
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      267 2 A Good Reputation Does not just happen —it lias to be earned. The Universal Reputation for Exquisite I Flavour enjoyed by LIBERTY Brand Ceylon TEA speaks volumes lor its blend and for the high standard of quality set and attained To be had from all grocers. THE SEREMBAN°' GENERAL AGENCY,
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      154 2 Cneap English Bicycles RIID6F WHITWORTH —NORMAN WjV JTCJST ARRIVED A consignment of strong English Bicycles MS SILIA s? «"cially imucr'ed to suit estate requirements GOOD VALUE FOR MONEY ■CHfewil Cash Price Rudge $130 waP WTrl Norman 120 Barbour Johnstone Co., Ld, Baffles Place, Singapore JE v re k a 1
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      936 3 AT THE POPULAR PHOTO-PLAY HOUSE EMPIRE Tanjong Pagar Road Trams Pass the Door. Ia the Second Show at 9.30 Fri'zi Brunette in a Bluebird photo play THE SEALED ENVELOPE Suspense, excitement, romance in this great crook of 5 acts, containing the essence of charm, true element of mystery and deiight
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      407 3 An Extrjordinary Vitagr-ph Production! 4 lbert E. Smith Presents HARRY T/MOREY The man who sends himself t jail in orier to sa.e his father. In Charles Klein's great play THE GAMBLERS A thrilling story of love and jealously, high finance a'-.c! political ambition. Hundreds of thousands saw this great drarta
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    PROFITEERING PROVED.
    677 4 The arguments of the profiteers are very stale. We all know them. There are the mock despairing invocation c f the law of supply and demand," the distorted application of the prinoiple of replacement cost, the cost of living (surely most farcical of all!), and many another excuse
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    Tin at 140.50; no sellers.
    186 4 Robber is quoted at 1/1CJ for orepe and 1/9$ for sheet. Mr J Johnhton is appointed librarian of Raffles Library. The Ranee of Sarawak is staying at the Crag Hotel, Fenang. Messrs V O Ezeohiel and 0 W Dawson are appointed police magistrates, Singapore. The
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    Letter=Box.
    151 4 Tbe Amritsar Verdict. From Mr S CHELL A.M In eon. nection with the Amritaar incident, there aeems to be a wrong idea among some non-Indian residents of Malaya, that the action of General Dyer can be considered jastifiable, in spite of the fact that his hasiy and disgraoef ul
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    Local Aviation.
    171 4 De Hsvilaod Departs To-morrow Lieuls Parer and Mclmtosh, having had their Da Haviland biplane overhauled and fitted with a new propellor, will resame their flight to Australia to-morrow, leaving the Race course before 7 am. It was arranged to have a trial trip to-day at 11 a m.
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    Motor Accident.
    128 4 Car Wrapped in Flames A naity motor accident occurred yesterday at about 4pm when a Nash car belonging to Oug Sam Leong and Co waa being driven up Port Canning-road from Tank-road, When at the bend the car suddenly ■werved aside on to the greensward triangle inside the
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    322 4 The Selangor St Andrew's Day Society will oelebrate St Andrew's Day this year by a bail and aupper on Nov. 30. The Malay Mail" learns that H M S Malaya will be out here about November. Another report says it is announced that the Malaya leaves England on October 33
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    Swimming Club.
    443 4 Higher Fees and Subscription. New System of Chit Payment. The annual meeting of the Sirga. porn Swimming Clnb waa on Sunday morning in the Club Bai. nalow. Mr W C Hill, the Capuiu, presided, in the absence on Wve ot Mr W Makepeaoe, the President, and waa supported
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    The Red Triangle.
    355 4 Globetrotter s Appeal lor Y N C A A tiffin was given in the Rbffl c Hotel on Saturday by the Hon Mr W F Natt, 088, president of Singapore V M C A, to a gathering of business men and social workers, the object being to
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    20 4 The Biong Hiong Club, Singapore, is exempted from registration. Ihe Hing Ann Huay Kuan S3oiety, Singapore has been duly registered
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      462 4 GUAN KIAT Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) 86 PHILLIP STREET. SINGAPORE. New Shipments JUST ARRIVED or Greenfield Stocks Dies with Taps Whitworth's Thread in case complete. Little Giant Screw Plates with Taps in boxes from Vi in. to Vi in. Extra Hand Taps Whitworth's Thread from in. I
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      26 4 IT IS NOT THE MONEY 0 THAT COUNTS BUT QUALITY YOU CAN HAVE IT IK Shlpchandlery Estate Supplies AT Kin Kiat Co. 108 109 Market St
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      167 4 WHEN AND WHERE. Monday, Joly 19 High Tid* 8. 003 a.m., 1.11 p.m. Football Staffords v Ex-Service XI, at Tanglin. B Soonts, I, II and IV Troopa, 5.15 Exec Com. and Officers, V M 0 A. B.SO, Humphrey Bishop Co, Vie Theatre. Tuesday. Joly 20. High Tide*.—o.4B a.m.. 1.46 p.m.
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    TO-DAY'S SUMMARY.
    189 5 Germany has finally climbed down over the coal question. Trotsky says that the Reds will not give Poland peace until they have entered Warsaw. They have occupied Vilna. Germany has acceded to the trench demands for ceremonial apology for the insult to the Irench flag at the Embassy
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    BRITAIN'S FINANCES.
    95 5 MR CHAMBERLAIN SPEAKS OPTIMISTICALLY. Reuter. londoD, Jaly 16. —Speaking at a bv quet at the Mansion House a rinded by birkere and merchants, Chamberlain optimistically reiewed the country's financial f «ition aDd said we had passed th- psak of our financial difficulties, j a' had begun the downward
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    MINE SWEEPING.
    82 5 Reuter. London, Jnly 15.—In th* House of Commons, replying to Visoount C'Jran as regards the sweeping np of -nines. Mr Bouar Law said that jjieat biitain and the United States had cleared the areas allotted to ihem, France had nearly done bo, •ail* Italy still had a considerable
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    NEW U.S. PARTY.
    47 5 Reuter. >*£jlky 15.-The conven"■■■of the new third party has ted the title Farmer, Labour k. haB nominated the Salt law er ChriateLBen as Prudential candidate ma m u ees inclnded th motor ?S v Henry Ford Mi the a oculig t tagene Deb B
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    BOLIVIA'S NEW RULE.
    24 5 Reuter. rnT ?dZ "»e new Q D r ment Jm banished President the ~Wnet.nd A nrnl th e,ate Government. Government ha.
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    COTTON PRICES UP.
    30 5 Reuter. Dlyl5 Ja, y cotton ?ci 0tar 8 between 15 to 80 *N n E? iB clne t0 covering by fcl y^ 0 «onthe new crop for
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    ANOTHER IRISH PRANK.
    17 5 Reuter. hi, Dabu j Offiasol Rotandar. ky »*d in Mcwd and and the Vice-Begal
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    ARAB REVOLT.
    257 5 BRITISH DETACHMENTS ISOLATED. Reinforcements Moviog Reuter. London, Jaly 15.—I n the House of Commons, repljing to b question i with regard to the rising at Rumeiu in Mesopotamia, Mr Churchill said military operations wtre progressing but were hampered by a shortage of railway stock as six trains had
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    N D L ROUTES.
    117 5 Taken Over by Americans. Reuter. Washington, Jnly 14.—Arrange, ments have been completed to reopen the former Norddeutscheo Lloyd routes to American shippirg They were completed at a cor. ferenoe between Admiral Benson Chairman of the United States Hhipping Board, and officials of the United 8tates Mail
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    U.S. AND ORIENTALS.
    112 5 Reuter. Washington, July 14.—-Unofficial exchangee have already occurred arising out of a petition circulated in California urging the amendment of the 8iat« law to limit the rights of orientals to hold real estate on lease. It is understood the likelihood of success of the petition has ciaaed
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    GERMAN REPARATION.
    80 5 Spa, July 15 —It is reported that France has made the following demands in connection with the insult to the French flag at Berlin Chief of Police to be dismissed j personal apology by Yon Daniel and the German Foreign Office to be given to the French Embassy
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    Ruin for Shanghai Importers.
    50 5 Shanghai, Juae 22.—Chinese importers have lost sixty million taels if the current exchange rate holds. This is, of course, an estimate. The Association of Importers is appealing to the British and American Chambers of Commerce seeking extension of peuding contracts, fulfilment now meaning widespread bankruptcy.—B CMP.
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    A LUSITANIA ECHO.
    27 5 Reuter. Philadelphia, Jnly 16. —A lifebelt bearing the name Lnetania" baa been fonnd in the Delaware River, with a look of blonde hair attached.
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    ON TO WARSAW.
    176 5 TROTSKY SCOUTS ARMISTICE PROPOSAL Peace With Lithuania. Reuter. Londoc, July 15—A peace treaty between Soviet Russia rnd Li.huania was signed on Jaly 12. The Poles have recognised the Uthuauian claims to Vilna, Grodno, »nd the northern part of Snwalki provinoe.—Renter. LondoD, July 16.—The Times correspondent in Kovno
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    ANGLO-JAPANESE PACT.
    108 5 Most Obey New Covenant. Reuter. London, Jnly 15.—The Mancheater Guardian, commenting on the ADglo-Japanese note of Jnly 14 with regard to the Alliance, deolarei that this treaty always has been entirely ont of harmony with the spirit of the covenant of the League of Nations, and it will
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    WORLD'S TONNAGE.
    120 5 British Empire Gala log. Reuter. London, Jnly 16,—Lloyds merchant shipping statistics show that d,578,153 tons are building in the United Kingdom. June shows an increase of 184,003 compared with March and 1,054,000 compared with June last year. Ships begun in the quarter include many large vessels, of whioh
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    SPA CLIMB DOWN.
    62 5 Germans Sign Agreement. Reuter. Bpa, July 16.—The Germans have signed the coal agreement. They had previously objected to the provision in the agreement that the Allies wonld occupy the Ruhr or some other district if six million tons of onal be undelivered by Nov 15. 9 i
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    ALASKANS STRIKE OIL.
    57 5 Reuter. Londoc Jnly 17.—The Daily Mall correspondent in New York report! that Messrs Daniels and Payne, who are visiting the Alaskan coalfields, are also investigating reports of the discovery of oil in south-west Alaska. A destroyer has been sent to the spot. It is reported that 35,000
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    THE MEXICAN FLARE-UP.
    36 5 Reuter. Mexico City July 16 —The War Department annonooe the oaptnre at Monterey of the revolutionary generals Pablo, Garlow, Garoia, and Jose Santon GoDzalez, whom they consider the heads of the reoent revolts.—
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    OILFIELDS STRIKE.
    24 5 Reuter. Mexioo City, Jaly 15—Ten thoneand workers in the petroleum fields at Tampioo have struck, demanding a seventy.five percent increase of wages.—
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    Sport.
    754 5 CRICKET. Merchants (A-K) v Staftords. Reuter. Yet another drawn game has to b*> recorded in the 8 0 0 Cricket Tournament. On Saturday the 8taffords met the Merchants (A-K), and it was again a case of rime beiu« too short to enable a decision to b* arrived at. The
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    FOOTBALL
    174 5 Te-day's Game at Taoglio. There will probably be many tUi. eorsito tbe mili ary football ground a* hia 8Te «"ug, wben tbo Htaffo Is will entertain the Ex ser. vice XI. The latter will be represented by: o C u herry mi Pu, 8 raT Beesley; i Munro and
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    92 5 Reuter. SCC Courts to be Re-opened. On Tborsday, after an interval of several weeks for rest" and recairs, the lawn tennis courts at the 8 C t will be again available for play. The limited number of courts allowed to be booked may be reserved now. Play will
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    BOXING.
    121 5 Brckett Defeats Burns. Reuter. London, July 16—In the Albert Hall for the heavy weight championship of th* Brit sh Empire, in a twenty roui d conte» Joe Beckett beat Tommy r e> Canada, tbe ex champion of the world. Bmls, 'hough 39 years old, pot op a good fight
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    A New York Arena.
    32 5 Reuter. New York, Jnly 13.—Tex Rickard baa leaaed Madiaon Square gardens for ten years, and wi 1 bold leading boxing conteata there when the boxing law becomes effective.—
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    ATHLETICS.
    121 5 Mai yao Meeting Revived. Our Kola Lumpur correspondent wires that at the athletic sports meet, ing, in the SelangorClob yesterday,the Hon Mr Oliver Marks presided, and the attendance comprised represent a tivfs from Singapore, Penang, Malacca, Perak, and Selangor. It mm unanimously decided to resuscitate tbe sports, and to
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    SWIMMING.
    61 5 Reuter. 75 Yards S C S Race. The 75 yards race arranged for Sunday morning at the Swimmiag Club was postponed owing to the roughness of the sea and will probably take place next Sunday, New Women's Record. New York, July 16,—Miss Blelbtrey broke tbe women's swimming record over
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    SHOOTING.
    30 5 Lt. Evans's Success. London, Joly 18—At Bisley Lieotenout F D Evans (Mal.y States; made 132 in the seoond stage of the King's prite and qualified for the third stage.
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    YACHTING.
    176 5 Sweepstake Race. Reuter. A good start vu made in the Singapore Yacht Clnb'a sweep-stake race yesterday morning, Through* o«t the sailing the wind remained strong and steady and the course was covered in less than an hoar, Helen crossed the finishing line first, Wendy aeoond, Betty third and Florence
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    Macphail and Co's Report.
    143 5 Singapore, Joly 19. Silver—s2. Hongkong 61$. Shanghai.—44. Tin.—Bayerf at $140.50. Robber Report.—The market la bat ■teady, Jaly Sheet aroond <0 cts, August/September 71/72 and Ootober/Deoember 75. Share Market.—BlighUy improv-Robber-Little doing. Jimahi SI? 7 oh «Rk«f offer a! S B*ssetts at $1.40, Bokit Hrta 92 ¥40, Utan
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    262 5 H M the King will not beadtieed }o dleallow the OrdlnaDoee amend«ngtha Penal Code and Criminal Prooedore Code. The Bangkok polloe have arrested a Chinee* named Tbang Nam Thy*, e~V?f d W,ta embewling I turn of 66.741 from tbe firm of Bee Who Uhan in Singapore. He will be tent
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    Straits Produce.
    242 6 Singapore, July 19. See Lceal and Oeneial eolnmn. Copra.- Bualuee» done. r«ptoca.-Weak-No Bnrine» Sage Flabi BiOif done£a»W*r.— Buainesa done. rp#r .—Weak Bnilnen done. Ct*«r /Wucr*.— Market Qniet Utot Utii aiftit Hitatiea*. 3utmegiHoS.perplettl 165.00 NnmegiSOS. 75.00 uopraßali m }J*S GopraGorongTeto 17.00 JopraDonieio 17.00 OopraKayonf JJJJ OopraPolo Copra Ponttanok 16.W£
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    Bishop's House Fund.
    155 6 The following is a atatemeu* v» tubscriptions received date. Farther contributions will be gratefully received by Messrs Evatt Co., Honorary Treasurers, French Bank Bandings, Singapore Previously acknowledged f>,ixtd 14 2% Interesent on credit balance for half year ended Jane 30 60 50 R B Byatt, X Lumpur
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    Cinema Chat.
    169 6 One very seldom seea a Vitagraph Hnrial eoreened in Singapore, and Vitagraph serials are known to rank inong the beat ever produced. Showgoerß who see "The Woman in the Web commf noe iri ran at the AJhambra at 8 o'clock t. night arf, therefor**, going to Bee l
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    Latest Shipping Arrivals.
    20 6 Coen Dot from Man»ok 18-7. Pm Seng Bri from Penang 18.7. Singkep Dm from Saba 18« 7
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      114 6 GOLD FLUE FLUE CIGARETTES C£) cents per Lin of es>^^ SEBflßHeneaße2BeMßeaeieaM^aeir Ho More Disappointment. If r. o r Motor Cere enter for Ireqnent repnlre. I iuat send lt to I The Serangoon Motor Garage, I '92 SERANGOON ROAD I 'Junction of Serangoon Road and Cuff Road) Repairers Painters 1 OF
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      695 6 FOB SALE.—Triumph Motor Cycle in good running order. May be inspected any evening fter o'cL ek at 2, Institution Hill--19? 7 Tki iDteraatioßal Opera Co. OF SINGAPORE. It Kebun 8-angee Theatre Hall, Eaat Coast Road, Teluk Kurau. To-Nitfht Azlrn and Zalekktaa wi\l be ataged. "wan chin, Proprietor. Booking at Koh
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      150 6 THE < m STAR OPERA it Tie Tfciatra Boiii North Bridge Road To Night I To-NUht 11 Mohamed Noor, our comedian, takes the leadiog part in a Chinese pl> y entitled Lee Ah Sam In preparation: New Dressea and Sceneries For a Great Hindustani Play Gulza E Neky Watch for
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      148 6 I White Teeth, Sweet Breath j and Contentment ALL IN ONE PACKAGE OF WRIGLEY'S CHEWING GUM. Three Flavours SPEARMINT-DOUBLEMINT— JUICY FRUIT. MULLEB PHIPPS (MALAYA), Ltd.. Distributor,.. "SERVICE"! Motor Lorries I IN STOCK I I 1, 11/.,l 1 2, 2V 2 3 1 2 ton models. I I For full particulars
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    K.L. Housing.
    835 7 Co-ope at va Baild og Scc'ety Formed. Govcrnme, t Terms Accepted. A speoial meeting of the Co operntive Buildin« Society was held ir h* F M 8 Chamber of Oolu anrc Koah Lumpur, on W*dne ß day after noon, the Hon Mr H P Clodd preaiding. Addressing the
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    Kolchakites' Claim.
    521 7 Action in Tientsin Court. Tientsin, Jane 22—The most important case of the Ti-ntoin docket of the United States Court for Chin*. Judge Charles S Lobingier sitting that of the X dcbik Government S a claim for $14 ,175 against the I hina and Mongolia Export Company of Tientsin,
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    Why Scotsmen Succeed.
    74 7 Mr Bonar Law, who is Lord Bee tor of Glasgow University, presided tbe other night at a diuner cfira London club, and took occasion to explain why Scotsmen get on in lite and Scotland looms so large. Love of education is the secret—th%t and the sacrifices Scotsmen
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      351 7 Straits Settlements Federated Malay states VICTORY BONDS. BEARING INTBRBBT FROM THE DATE OF PURCHASE AT 5 PER CENT PER AN&UM, PAYABLE ON THE IST SEPTEMBER AND THE IST MARCH. Repayable at Par on the let Sept., 1934. Price of Faaue-XOO per oent. All proceeds of this issue will be lent
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      251 7 I Weakness Every movement of the I body uses up a sfrsssS I amount of Vitality. That I I is why yon feel tired at I the end of the day. Whoa I 1 you overtax yourself, «r I I w ben your vitality hi 1 undermined by illoeea, I
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    Ulu Pandan's Year.
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