Malaya Tribune, 24 January 1921

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY Vol VIII -No. 19 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1921 PRICE 5 CENTS The Malaya Tribune. MONDAY, JAN. 24, 1921
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      33 1 THE mU TRIBUNE AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. f'hone No. 17] SUBSCRIPTION BATES Payable In Advance Per annum g 15 00 Half-yearly i 7.50 Per quarter f 3 75 Postage Extra SO cts. per month.
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    Our Foreign Trade.
    328 2 American Appreciation of British Methods. Greet Britain's plena to extend foreign trade are the lubject of en exhans ive report by Mr P Harvey Middl* lor, asiiastantmanager of the foreign trade bureaa of the Goaran ty Trait Company of New York, who hai recently retorned from a
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    X-Ray to Curs Convicts.
    105 2 Jaokecn, Michigan.—The state penitentiary here hat jnat introduced a striking innovation in prison man. agement. It baa began le X-ray the ekels of ita inmates to determine whether anrgical operations might not care them of their criminal tendencies. When it ia found that a portion of
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    ST. PETER AND HIS KEYS.
    84 2 Cnrran and Father o'Leery were dining with Michael Kelly when the barrister said Reverend Father, I with yon were 8t Peter." And why, Oonneellor, wonld yon wiah I were 8t Petrr '•Became, Reverend Father, in that oasa yon wonld have the keyi of Heaven and
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    THE FUTURE OF RUSSIA.
    88 2 Writing in the Fortnightly Be view" on the itete of aff lire in Rneiie, Capt. Frer.cif McColkgb inakrb ihe prediction that" ihe va s probable ootcome of this Banian experiment will be a rocoeeifnl military reaotion involving the extermination oi half a million Bed* and pt-rhaj
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      400 2 i ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Now in Stocjrv VI.R. and 7 Lead Covered Wires and Gables Metal Filament Lamps Table Pans Bare Copper Wires Lightning Conductor Materials Etc. Etc. Quotations given for all kinds of Electrical Installations. SIME, DARBY i Co., Ltd.. (Incorporated in Straits Settlements.) ELECTRICAL ENQUIR E* TO SINGAPORE. CHop
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      495 2 TRY THEM TO-NIGHT. Once yon' have used Pinkettee, the tiny gentle- as* nature laxatives, you will never go back to Salts, Oil, or drastic purgative pills. dispel constipation and thus care biliousness, liver eiok headaches, coated tongue, foul-smelling breath; they clear tha skin. Of chemists, of post free at 90
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      149 2 DON'T GIVE UP When you suffer the unbearable twinges and tortures of Rheumatism, when you are oppressed by the awful spectre of ceaseless pain, when you have tried all the cures you know and these cures have failed— don't give up. The skill of man can find a way to
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      278 2 The PRESENT CRISIS necessitates every ESTATE OWNER A PLANTER to cut down expenses more than ever. Wideawake Plante s and Owners are now using the CLETRAC" to keep down the weed alld to Cultivate their estates since one "CLETRAC" with a running expense per day of net more than $25
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      100 2 Why suffer the Duraen ol TOOTH-ACHE which can be relieved almost immediately by consulting K. TSUTADA JAPANESE DENTIST 74, BRAS BAbAH ROAD (I» froat of Fraaj* Cfcvrcb) Chinese New Year CARDS of every description Now Ready Cheque Greeting Cards Prioe 55 cents per book of 25 leaves Post Free. New
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      649 3 AT THE POPULAR PHOTO-?L AY HOUSE EMPIRE Tanjong Pagar Road Trams Pass the Door SECOND SHOW AT 9.30 A Universal speobl attraction featuring MAE in a role that giv e the very fullest rein to her vtsrsatility DANGER GO SLOW In 6 parts. A picture in which that captivating star
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      448 3 I™ She From Friday, January to Wednesday, Jaauary 26 The lhamnrala i Alhambra Ihe Thtatre at the— Is the only where yoa theatre faS the BEST jk I Ii Jk |k j[ Ik JL eiQcteltTtea Orchestra j Cakes, Coffee, ud tha BEST Th Hail for Malic and Features 522? tfattem
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      229 3 GREAT WAS THE EXCITEMENT L*ST WEEK But it has not died out yet for people are still talking of the wonderful things they caw iv the opening chapters of the first great Cowboy ferial. They await anxiously for the next Episodes, and IN HERE AG*IN WE ARE PRESENTING TONIGHT IN
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    THE INCOME TAX.
    863 4 Tomorrow the Legislative Council is to read tbe Income Tax Bill a second time. Having done that, it is to romp through committee with it, and finally perpetrate that impressive formality whioh constitutes third reading. It is to do all this, that is, if the intentions set
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    724 4 Mr. F.E. Worsley Taylor has been appointed a member of the Boirdof Licensing Justices. ro 01 J H Pedlow has been appointed to act as Deputy Traa«m>* a a with effect from lV£™ S 8 Mr P L Williams has been appointed a member of tbe Piiot Board, vice Mr
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    IRISH OUTRAGES.
    211 4 BRUTAL MURDER OF POLICE HaN. Utucks oo Motor Lor es. Reuter. London, Jan. 19.—The manner in which the unfortunate policemen Ireland are brutally murdered is g T phically shewn in the official DubU story of the death of a policeman named Boyd. Jle was sitting in a village
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    BANK FRAUD.
    191 4 Reuter. L'-ndon, Jtn 19—N w dig, closures in cmnec icn vi h tb failure of Farrow's Bark w-r a at tha Oniidh'fll, to-day, wb>n directors, Heesrs F,»rrcw, Crotch bi i Har*, wtre brought up, The prosecutor stated the dip. oovery of the bank's true tosiiitn was mad* by
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    TRADE WITH RUSSIA.
    71 4 Reuter. London, Jan 18.—Iutervi«w*d on his return lo L->?;d t, 8 r Charles said that, in his opin'on, fnb stantial trade with Ruseh was impossible for a long tim*», owing to Russia's lack of exportable commodities. Thus the Soviet olesring house in Copenhagen had broken down. Meanwhile
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    FRENCH PRECAUTIONS.
    64 4 Reuter. Fat is, Jan 18.—A very active polio* campaign agaiust un. dereirablee is taking place in P*ris, snd there are nightly rai s h different quarters. All whose papers are not in ordt r have been arrested. These it c!a le 700 saspeoted of carrying on Bolshevist propaganda,
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    Taipusam.
    71 4 The Hindu festival of Taipnesin (held in commemoration of the day that God Snbramaniam, son of BivH, appeared to his devotees) whs celebrated yesterday with a proeeegion the silver oar from tho Tank road temple to Sepoy Limi and back. To-nigb», from 8 to 12. th* Chetty community will
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    Mincing Lane Failure.
    62 4 Colombo, J»n 21.—A London cable of Jan 18 says the "Financial Times states that a Mincing Lane firm, interested in oopra mills and to a certain extent in robber, bae suspended payment. Its liabilities are £250,000. Another firm of Eastern merchants is in difiioaliita, bat in neiher
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    35 4 The estate of the late Teh Biow, of Malacca, which was iold by •action by H M de Souza and 00, reaped $36,000, the purchaser beiug air Lim Leong Pan of First Cross street. Malacca.
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      320 4 GUAN KIAT Co., Ltd., M, PHILLIP STIiEET, BIHOAPOBK. Goods ready In Stock Now. £S*«£l W SSSg T..JOW o,hr. MM UupouoK. p• t Hubbuck s Yellow Paint S£hS&. SAltd* H»bouck-. Whit, tad Paint Hobbnok-. Whiw Z no Paint HowSek-. KmSKS Hubbuok". B.d tad Powd« •to., ate eto THE OUTLINE OF HISTORY
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      50 4 Just Received SHIPMENT Of OUR POPULAR PATENT FACED HAIR BE L/TING 2 in 3 in., 4 in., 6 in. Try this Belting if you have not dene bo, and I you will want to ueeit en all your pulleys. 1 SOLE AGENTS: (tun Kilt CO., j Market Street. m —i
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      128 4 WHEN AND WHERE. Monday, Jan- 24. Big» Tides, —10.11 a m, 11.45 pm. •Johsre Court of Appeal. Monem entertainment to Mr Farrer, Malay V C, 4 30. Foofeall 8 O O—1st 2 ad 8 R O v Barker's. SVC: Earopean Units, 6.15, B Saints I, II A IV Troops. 1.15.
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    TO=DAY'S SUMMARY.
    165 5 Irish murderers have shot a policeman, and smashed his glass of beer. France's policy is one of cordial friendship with Britain, says M. Briand. There must be early peace with Turkey. The "Times" thinks even Mr. Churchill would be better, as head of the Colonial office, than some
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    COLONIAL REFORMS.
    192 5 WHY MR CHURCHILL MIGHT SUIT. Reuter. Lovdon, Jan 20.—Emphasising th* growing importarc» cf Imperial matters, the Times snsgests the title Imperial Office and Becre'a r y of State lot Imperial ffaire, for Mr Churohil at the Colonial Office. The journal says "If his heart is right, the Dominions
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    BOLSHEVIST THREAT.
    164 5 How Asia is Menaced. Reuter. London, Jin 20 —A proclamation i«6ued by the Chief Commissary on the Tnrkt-sten front illuminates the fact that the Soviet h&s not bandou«1 its campaign of intrigue and hostility to India. A proclamation has been address ed to the Red division proceeding to
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    UNEMPLOYMENT.
    79 5 Don't Come to Malaya." Reuter. Loudon, Jan 20.—O wing to the oppression in the rubber ard tin 1 iastriep,»he Government of British 4 a y g has telegraphed warning v eD here not to proceed to ia J a in expectation of employment.— Renter. f ondor, Jan 20.—The Labour
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    FRONTIER SCR P.
    48 5 Reuter. London, Jan 18—An official wage states that sixty Mahsuds apprised two oompanies of Pioneers or mg on a road near Jandola p r the protection of pickets, and t? i° hand fight en «ued. kinia J ,i8h were seven and missing and 38 wounded.
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    31 5 Reuter. Washington, Jan 18 —The Ship- g Board has ordered thirty ships, n aggregate tonnage of 180.000 dp withdrawn from service and L,Vt Dp J n fche Atlantic and Golf —Renter.
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    SLUMP RESULTS.
    343 5 PRICES COME DOWN CONSIDERABLY. Less Work and Lower Wages. Reuter. London, Jm, —The workeri in several smaller industries hav< recently accepted reductions in wages or have relinquished increase to which they w?re entitled nnder agreement, in order to euabl businesses t< be carried on. For Ih the hematite
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    INDIAN AGITATION.
    98 5 Reuter. Calcutta, Jan 20.—Th« etalents' strike has spread to a number of apconntry colleges. The msj irity of the Calcutta students remain ont Tbe strikers have prevented candidates from entering the final law examination hall by lying on tl e ground at the doors.—Renter. Calcutta, Jan 20.—The Bengal
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    GENERAL NEWS.
    281 5 Reuter. New York, Jan 18.—Two men were killed and over ten injured in a explosion following a fire at Beedlow's film factory.—Reuter. London, Jan 18—Plans and specifications of the Peking-Har kow railway bridge across the Yellow River have arrived at the Chinese L°gation, where prospective tenderers may consult
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    FRANCE'S POLICY.
    249 5 CORDIAL CO-OPERATION WITH BRITAIN Peace With Turkey, Reuter. Paris, Jan. 19.—There has been a y*Sb~*«* of greetings between" Al. Briand and Mr. Lloyd George hying .tress on the mutual confidence' and tne continuation of friendly coll- Jft** »T*g the Chamber ■a H i m a mu »sterial statement
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    CONCESSION 10 PRESS.
    209 5 Speeding Up Cable Services. Reuter. London, Jan. 19.—Lord Bumham introduced a deputation to the Post-master-General, which was representative of the whole Press of the British Empire He said that Press rates at present existed in name only and transAtlantic deferred cables were us&le66. It was particularly desirable
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    HOPE FOR AUSTRIA.
    108 5 Reuter. Berlin, Jan. 18.—Ebert has issued a manifesto on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of the Empire, extolling the unity of the German tribes, and bewailing the separation of compatriots, particularly Austria, adding "despite the differences in political and economic view the frontiers shall not divide
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    AERIAL TRAFFIC.
    96 5 Reuter. London, Jan. 18.—The Air Ministry statistics show that the Anglo-Con-tinental air traffic during the laat quarter of 1920 exceeded the total traffic for the six months from Oct. 1919 to March 1920. The departurea from and arrivals ia, London during the former period were each" 406, whereas
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    130 5 Reuter. Constantinople, Jan 20.—The uncertainty regarding the Allies' attitnde to Greece aa a remit of Izzet Pasha's mission to Angora and the steadily worsening financial position is producing tension. Tbe daneer is accentuated by the bad conditions of the Russian refugee camps and the exploitation of alarmist rumours by agitators
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    GERMAN PAYMENT.
    285 5 LAST CHANCE TO KEEP AGREEMENT. £480 Million a Year. Reuter. London, Jan. 19.—1 a connection with the arrival in Paris of M. Bergmann, the German delegate to the reparations Commission, who ia negotiating with the Allied representatives and apparently endeavouring to create differences of opinion between the l
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    EMPIRE COTTON.
    81 5 Reuter. London, Jan 18.—The Board of Trade announces that Ibe Empire Cotton Growing Committee has appointed 8ir Hector Duff to undertake a mission to Nigeria, and Major H*>tings Home a similar mission to Tanganyika to investigate the eotton j growing prospects. The C° mm lttee believes that there
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    U S TRADE PROSPECTS.
    63 5 Reuter. New York, Jan 18.—Colonel Chester Harding, Governor of the Federal Reserve Board, addressing the New Tork Bankers' Association, declared that both long-time oredits and investments in Europesn necurities were necessary for th« financial rehabilitation of foreign countries. The danger of a crisis in Amerloa had
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    The Governor in Kedah.
    117 5 Compliment to Sons of the Soli. A Penang exchange records tbat during bis recent visit to KVah His lioelleooy Sir Laor-1 o Goillemsrd remarked that though it was his first visit to Kedab, he bad been msde very familiar witb the top of Kedah Peak from
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    216 5 India's central war memorial ft Delhi will take the form of a memorial arch, of which the Duke of Connaught will lay the foundation stone on Feb 10. Memorial tablets will also be sat up in individual villages. If the Government will only leave the weather- beaten and the world-buffeted
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    Sport.
    228 5 FOOTBALL. To-day*s Game. An interesting apcoer game is to 2 P'ayad on tbe padang this afternoon when there will be •tnal of skill between tbe first »nd second elevens of the Cricket y'"»b. First eleven men may be inclined to regard it as a walkover tor them, but they
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    BOXING.
    149 5 B'g Contest Off Reuter. New York, Jan 19.—The Times" states the DeujpB*y>Carpentier match iB dffiukoly off owing to the price i psls failing to deposit forfeita Renter Londou.Jan 19.—Mr CB r oohran states tbat if it is true the Carpentier. Dempsey match in America has been abandoned, be is
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    YACHTING.
    60 5 S V 0 President s Cop. Tbe first race for tbe President's Challenge Cop, in connection witb Singapore Yacht Club, was sailed yesterday moroiug, and resulted in a win for tbe Eve, after an interest* ing run in a fairly light wind. A fall report of the race is
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    CRICKET.
    78 5 The Test Matches, Discussing the failure of the M C C in the test matches in Australia tbe Bunih China Mo ning Post says "We can find sympathy in the dictionary and in Scott Tet mourn not Und of fame, Though net r the leopards on tby shield, Retreated
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    ATHLETICS.
    59 5 French Official Support. Reuter. ww rr w Paris, Jan 19, M Brisnn's Cabinet itolndes a new Minister of Physical Edacation and 8port. The exfooiballer, Mr Vidal, President of the Sports Union of France, has been appointed,—Renter M pmbers and subscribers of the Ladirs' L'wu Tennis Q\ab ere reminded that
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    181 5 Three young fellows were strolling along a coantry lane, and saw ap. proaching them a very patriarobal looking old man. Thinking to take a rise oat of him, they acooated Lim thus Hail father Abraham, Father Isaac or Father Jecob. 'Nary, my sons," the old man replied I am none
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    Bolsbevik Armenis.
    205 5 Rossis and Mastpaha leaal. Armenia has become a Soviet Government—only thns eonld ieave itself from annihilation Peaoe with the Turkish Nation alists follows ss a corollary. According to the Moscow ststemen; •the sge long enmity betweei Armenians and Mussulmans has been ended," and there is now to be
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    Kings' Geld.
    149 5 King Edward and King George made Coronation gifts to Westminater Abbey in tbe form of gold ingots. These have sine* remained in the theoretioal custody of the Dean and Chapter, though aotoally the bank has them in safe keeping Proposals have been made to apply hem to the
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    205 5 The trade-agreement between Britain and Russia has been delayed by bi'chti which we hope will be overcome. Too Bolshevists sre concerned for the immnnity and msrket-vslue of their gold. Behind it all loomi the larger inae of political recognition. In the end these thingi onnot be done by halves. Any
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    The Share Market.
    749 6 Latest Prices Quoted ia the Market. Singapore, Jan 22. Meisri Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Share Broken, issue the following list of quotations. Robber Dollar Shares Imtis Values Buyeri Sellers 1 Allenby 45.10 1 Alor Gajah 1.75 2.25 2 Amalgamated Malay 2.50 3.50 5 Ayer Hitam 14.00
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    32 6 No rain has fallen in Algeria for 12 months, and M. Abel, the Governor. General, haa arrived in France to ta*ke part in a debate in the Chamber on the threatened famine.
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    Letter-Box.
    11 6 (We do not necessarily •■dorse the opinions expressed by corrnpHid*#!*!
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    Income Tax.
    444 6 From 41 UNDER DOG —Apart from the refusal of the authoritias here to give Income Tax relief to married men, especially fathere of Families, and to those in receipt of incomes averaging aboit 9600 to $600 per month (whioh nowadays is barely adequate for a married man who
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    Cinema Chat.
    172 6 "Danger, Go Slow," a six-part feature, and new epiaodea of the ••Midnight Man" aerial, are main (tenia for the aeoond ahow at the Empire to-night. In the earlier ahow, "The Gamblera" will be the attraction. A Hobart Henley production, The Gay Old Dog, Mrs Sidney Drew's adaptation of
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    31 6 Twenty-nine vessels laden with Iron and coal sank In a heavy storm at the Japanese naval station at Sure, and several ISin guns were plunged Into the sea by a landslide.
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