Malaya Tribune, 17 July 1922

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY, j AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. x u,- No. 165 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 17, 1922 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. MONDAY, JULY 17, 1922.
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      495 1 THE j P w pfsG GAZETTE. I all*' p tf N< -«-ppapei of i |b ash«d Daily. I Reports of Locai i j Fp!U r.d Telegrams. j mutT Notes by Expert T Critics. t The Sportsmaii'a Paper WHITEAWAY'S 1 lyi,P tee Man Shops where values f t?f f 8 H
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    FAR EASTERN AFFAIRS.
    975 2 NEWS FROM CHINA, JAPAN AND THE PHILIPPINES. SUN YAT-SEN INTERVIEWED. j i Refuses to Resign. Canton, June 23.—Interviewed today, Sun Yat-sen made the following statements: "I fell into a trap of treachery set by my subordinates and my supposed friends. As a patriot and a man who
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    HINTS FOR POLICEMEN.
    473 2 A Manila Curriculum. Chief of Police Green of Manila has completed an outline for the police school which he intends to start this week. In it are embodied principles in police administration and police conduct heretofore unhea d of in any constable organization in the Orient, it
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      632 2 AUCTION SALE. MORTGAGEE S SALE OF A small rubber plantation situate at Durian Tunggal, Malacca, containing an area of 29 acres and 37 poles comprised in statutory Land Grant INo. together with the buildings thereon erected. To be held by Public Auction at our Sale-room No. 21, First Cross Street,
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      776 2 AUCTION SALE. CffiONG KOON SENG CO AUCTIONEERS APPRAISERS, No. 30, Chulia Street, Singapore. A good opportunity of acquiring first class Town business premises for sound and profitable investment not to be missed by enterprising capitalists. IMPORTANT MORTGAGEE S SALE OF Very Valuable Freehold and Leasehold ingapore, Town Properties and the
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      441 2 WHAT TO EAT. AND HOW. The Importance of the Digestion. Ea6y to get, hard to get rid of; th: t is whato*most sufferers think of dyspepsia. They are astonished when their stomachs begin to trouble them seriously. They can't think of any adequate cause. They have been eating hurriedly and
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      317 2 ajpDf WW' ITmill llbTiij yj Spots Alio andLimb:"My fivecai eaU which grew I gradually spies and Urate. '1 r.ature an! ccy t I could not Bleep and banting i "Thisv/tru rt when I saw Cut mem advertised sample. My lace I and after usin Soap, with the C I «ru
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    FIVE YEARS FOR VENGEANCE.
    942 3 MALAY WHO CHOPPED OFF TWO HEADS. An Unfaithfnl Wife. Admitting that he had chopped his wife's head off because she had committed adultery, and her paramour's whom he found in his house in flagrante delicto an elderly Malay named Abdul Rash id of Titi Sorong, Parit
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    KEDAH'S PADI CROP
    274 3 At one time it v. as hoped that in spite of a reduction in the area under padi, due to the ravages of the rinierpest outbreak, the yield at least, ovw the planted for the harvest would be satisfactory, says the report on Kedah for last year.
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    MILD PRISON SYSTEM.
    165 3 The Acting Superintendent describes the general prison system of Kedah as mild, but remarks that the prisoners are not generally of a d finite criminal type. He concludes that on the whole the system which bae been followed here since the Prison Department was first organized by
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    THE ANCIENT SPORT.
    147 3 Desp te the infliction of heavy sentences cattle theft appears to be on the increase in Perlis, says the. report for last year. Sixty-seven reports were received or ten more than in the privous year. Nine prosecutions followed involving 17 persons, of whom 14 were convicted and
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    42 3 The new alluvial diamond area at Mososbcrg, about sixty miles from Kimberley, was proclaimed last month in 'the presence of some twelve thousand prospective diggers and spectators. A pretentious township has already sprung up on the spot, and an optimistic spirit prevails.
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      90 3 CAST-IRON SLUICE V LYES WITH HAND WHEELS. WHITE r: :y^ HTKIIViS INCHES. MffED ENGINEER LIMITED, flneorDorated in t'.c Straits Settlements.) SINGAPORE. "Ilnltegrs Prices that plead Quality that pleases. A satisfaction to yco 4 pleasure £o us. Framroz Co.'s AERATED WATERS. have i ./ML j in the House a food oi
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      407 4 CINEMAS FOB THREE NIGHTS ONLY MONDAY, TUESDAY WEDNESDAY. 17th, 18th and 19th July. AT THE EMPIRE CINEMA I In the Second Show at 9.30 p.m. THE GREAT C. PLANK COMPANY ILLUSIONISTS JUGGLERS GYMNASTICS AND IN THEIR DARING AND MYSTIFYING ACTS. This company has just completed their short season at Hongkong
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      356 4 CINEMAS. ALHAM BRA BEACH ROAD. From Sunday, July 16, to Friday, July 21, 1922. NOTHING OF THE KIND EVER DONE FOR THE SCREEN BEFORE A remarkable lifting of the veil that stands between this life and the next, as shown in Goldwyn s Great Super Feature, a Powerful Drama of
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      419 4 CINEMAS GAIETY'S ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRA ORb| NARy Another great play has corneto the screen—and with [L th< actor who so triumphantly portrayed the notorious Ra'sputi r i Mercier &c. 1 MONTAGU LOVE EH THE BIG WORLD DRAMA OF MAGNIFICENT p TO HIM THAT HATH Directed by Oscar Apfel IN SIX PARTS
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    709 5 FOOTBALL. TO-DAY'S LEAGUE GAMES. Second Division: Middlesex II vs.' S R C II, S C C ground; R E vs. ExServices, S C F A ground; Seletar U Singapore U, S R C ground. The following will represent the ExService? team against the Royal Engineers in the
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    CRICKET.
    114 5 GARRISON LEAGUE TABLE. The following are the position in the Garrison Crickvt League to date Points. Team W. D. L. Possi. Obt. Fort Canning 9 2 22 18 Pulo Brani 8 1 4 26 17 "A" Coy 6 4 20 12 Blakan Mati 4 1 6 22 9 "D"
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    HOCKEY.
    74 5 S. R. C. vs. MACHINE GUNNERS. A hockey match will be played on the padang to-morrow between the SRC and the Machine Gun Platoon of the Middlesex Regiment. The following will represent the S R C: N E Ess; E G Wheatley and E O Angus; L Gammell, F
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    ATHLETICS.
    209 5 ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL SPORTS. Owing to the decidedly unfavourable weather on Saturday, the AngloChinese School snorts, which were to take place in uie afternoon, were postponed till to-day. AMERICANS CAUTIOUS. London, July 16.—The American Athletic Union has. declined to participate in the forthcoming Tailteann games, owing to the disturbed conditions
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    THE TURF.
    27 5 BANGKOK'S SEASON. Bangkok has just concluded an unusually full racing season that consisted of 20 racing days in seven months, each day carrying e\ght items.
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    WATER POLO.
    92 5 Y M C A DEFEAT MIDDLESEX REGT. The first and second water polo teams of the Middlesex Regiment paid a visit to the Y M C A swimming pool on Sunday morning, and met the first and second teams of the Y M C A. Two excellent games
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    SWIMMING.
    111 5 V M C A CHAMPIONSHIP. The 80 yards all-round championship race of the V M C A was contested at the Association pool on Saturday and resulted as follows: J E Tan 96.7 points Tan Chong Kew 93.3 Seah Teng Ann 80 A Kirn 73.3 H' W Phear 66.7
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    391 5 SINGAPORE OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP. TO-DAY'S TIES. SCC "S." —Wodehouse versus Nakamura. SCC "R."—Dean versus Shervington. TO-MORROW'S TIE. SCC "S."—Honda versus Koizumi (postponed). DAVIS CUP CONTESTS. London, July 15.—At Bristol, Spain beat India, and now meets the British Isles in the third round of ihe Davis Cup. Spain won by
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    RIFLE-SHOOTING.
    17 5 HONGKONG MAN'S SUCCESS. Reuter. London, July 15.—At Bis'.ey, Corporal Goodman, of Hongkong, won the Alexandra competition.—Renter.
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    MOTOR RACING.
    115 5 THE GRAND PRIX. Reuter. Strasbourg, July 16.—Fe&C M zzaro, driving a Fiat, won th.- French motor-car Grand Prix, going five hundred miles at an average speed of eighty miks an hour. Vizcaya, driving a wis second, and M ireo, driving a Bugatti, was third. Another Fiat overturned, the
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    POLO.
    84 5 PRINCE PLAYS FOR LORDS vs. COMMONS. London, July 2.—The Prince Wales, the Duke of Westminster, Earf Fitzwilliam and Lord Wim borne representing the Lords defeated Sir Philip SassDon, Liiut Col V'illcy, Capt Guest and Mr Winston Chi: chill representing the Commons.in a polo match at Ranelagh by 5 goals
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    YACHTING.
    470 5 YESTERDAY'S EVENTS. Thirteen boiats started in the final race for the Elizabeth Cup yesterday and as conditions and weather were all that could be desiird, a most enjoyable morning's sport was the r.'sult. The race was started at ten o'clock, and the Gertrude was first away with the Kathleen
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    GOLF.
    40 5 G. G. C. LADIES' MEDAL. The July ladns medal of the Garrison Golf Club will be played for on Thursday, July 20, in order to give those who were misled by the publishing of the wrong date an opportunity.
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    237 5 A Variety Show. C Plank Company, the modern Illusionists, Jugglers, Gymnasts and masters of many daring and mystifying acts will give three nights performance at the Empire Cinema, commencing to-night at 9.30. This company rarely visits here and the opportunity of seeing them ought not t) be missed.
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      564 5 LATEST ADV ERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. In the Estate of Low Chee Neo Deceased. (Pursuant to Ordinance 141 Trustees). NOTICE is hereby given that all the creditors or other persons having any claims or demands upon or against the Estate of LOW CHEE NEO deceased Late of 125, Chin Swee-roaa, Singapore, who
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    GRAVE CONDITION OF IRELAND.
    708 6 QViL WAR COhTiMS ON LARGE SCALE. THREAT OF ECONOMIC PARALYSIS. Reuter. 14. —It is trustworthily reported that De Valera is rations in the 0>rk area, foreshadowing a dofinirtn two leaoVrs when Mr Collins, as expected, advances anplied at Dublin to-day for enlistment m the thousand p
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    FINIS?
    74 6 Another Chance. Reuter. 14.—The credits j v sat for -Jiree hours new situation I P may now b* regard- s -bed.—Reute*. 6 —It Is officially j president of the commission, has sent a! Utvinoff stating that thej CIZ 1 meint)tr s of the three unanimously agree i t of
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    ASSASSINS IN CAIRO.
    14 6 Reuter. Ueot-Coltaal Pig- department, was 1 it is feared fatally, Hi3aMail
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    RUSSIA'S OILFIELDS.
    79 6 Shell and Royal Dutch Interest Reuter. Paris, July 16.—The "Temps" says that through the intermediary of the president of fee Hague Conference, the Royal Dutch-Sh 11 Company has invited representatives of Russian petrolatum interests to a conference with a view to demsidering the resumption of work in the
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    USE OF VACCINE.
    65 6 Reuter. Paris. July 14- Le Matin stales that Frorch doctors have carried out experiments conclusively sho'.vir-g th3t Ihe absorption of vaccine against typhus, dysentery and cholera was much more efficacious than vaccination. Out of 1.233 person? of one district who absorbed anti-typhoid vaccine, only five suffered from
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    GERMAN DEBTS.
    355 6 NO CHANCE OF FULL PAYMENT. New French Viewpoint. Reuter. Paris, July 14.—It is understood that Germany has paid the thirty-two millions due on July 15.—Reuter. London, July 14. —Sir John Bradbury, British representative on the Reparations Commission, has arrived in London from Paris to consult the Cabinet with
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    JAPANESE LACQUER.
    113 6 Reuter. London, July 14.—Another valuable gift of Japanese lacquer has been received by the Victoria and Albert Museum. Mr R A Pfungst having presented to he nation the whole of his fine collection of medicine cases, which have been exhibited on loan for the last five years. The
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    EDINBORO' STUDENTS.
    37 6 Reuter. London, July 15,—A blind girl was among the five hundred graduat-s capped at Edinburgh University yesterday by Sir R Ewing. The recipients of degrees included students from the Dominions, India, Japan and China. —Renter.
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    EVEREST WINS.
    40 6 Reuter. Simla, July 15.—A message from Yatung states that the third and final attempt to reach the summit of Mount Everest has failed- Seven coolies were killed jn an avalanche and a European had a narrow escape.— Reuter.
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    ENVER PASHA FAILS.
    28 6 Reuter. London. July 15—A Moscow communique s'.ates that as a result of the fighting, the complete overthrow of Enver Pasha's Bokhara adventure is imminent. —Reuter.
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    GERMANY AND RUSSIA.
    16 6 Reuter. London. July 15.—The German Consulate at Petrograd opened on July 9. —Reuter.
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    CLEMENCY.
    28 6 Reuter. Brusselß, July 14.—The newspaper People" announces that H M the King has commuted the death sentence on Armand Jeannes to one of penal servitude for life.—Reuter.
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    U.S. STRIKES.
    276 6 TROOPS READY FOR ANYTHING. No Settlement Yet. Reuter. Chicago, July 14.—A strike order has been issued, calling out 25,000 stationary firemen, engineers and oilers of all the railways of the United States on July 17.—Reuter. Washington, July 14.—1t is probable that United States troops will soon be to
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    THE TEA TRADE.
    94 6 Reuter. London. July 14.— The stocks of tea in tht United Kingdom on June 30 were 170,599.000 lbs; 47X91,000 le&i than on June 30 last year, and apparently the lowest since November, 1919. Practically no stocks of the 1921 crop remain in India. The present annual requirements
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    TRADE RECIPROCITY.
    108 6 Reuter. London, July 14.—Lancashire's case against the imposition of 33 1-3 per cent duty on German fabric gloves was explained at the Beard of Trade Committee enquiry by Mr William Howarth, of Bolton, representing the cot: on-spinning employers and workers. He said it would seriously interfere with their
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    FRENCH NATIONAL FETE.
    89 6 Reuter. Fixis, July 14. —The National Fete was gaily celebrated, despite the dull weather. There were big crowds as usual at the military review at Longchamps racecourse and the troops included Algerian tiraileurs, Senegalese, Madagascar detachments, Annamites and Tank -corps. M Millerand, after the review, handed the
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    THE CHINESE SITUATION.
    56 6 Use of Aeroplanes. The 44 Lat Pau Press kindly forwards the following cable, received from its correspondent: Shanghai, July 14, 6.45 p.m.—At the Shameen martial law has been proclaimed. Hut Sung Zee will use aeroplanes at Shaokwan. Sun Vat Sen demands reviving the Government and insists tha*
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    120 6 PASSENGERS HOMEWARD. The local agemte send us the following list of passengers travelling from Singapore and Penang by the s.s. Ekma to connect at Rangoon w'th the s.s. Bhamo of the Henderson Line and the s.s. Warwickshire of the Bibby Line: s.s. Bhamo, sailing on July 19. —Mr
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    35 6 The fo'low'ng paeser.gers arrived yesterday by the s.s. Tanda from Calcutta: Mr Thomas Fox, Mr A de B Haughton and Mrs Haughton Mr M M Mizokami, Mr X Neshing, Mr E M Rahimbhia.
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    THE BIYO MARU IN PORT.
    460 6 Electrically Propelled Freighter. On Friday last there arrived in Singapore the T K K freighter s.s. Biyo Maru, an electrically propelled ship of 8.800 tons deadweight the firlt of its kind of the Japanese mercantile marine. The T K K were the lir.-.i Japanese steamship
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    113 6 Despite the infliction of heavy sentences ences cattle theft appears to be on the increase in Hldah. In nearly every case the tracking and arrest of the /thieves is accomplished by the owner and his neighbours, prompt action being essential if the thieves are to be caught before they cross
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    EXCHANGE.
    71 6 Singapore, July 17. On London— Dank 4 months' sight 2s 4 1-lCd Demand 2s 3 31-32 d Private 3 months sight 2s 4 l-4d On India— Bank Tel. Transfer 176% On Hongkong— 1 Bank demand draft 13% px. pm. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 66 On JavaBank Tel. Transfer
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    83 6 C. of C. Rubber Association, Singapore, July 17. Palo Creps Closing Prices. Latest London Cubl-a quote.—Lo2 dan, Spot l\d. ;.mk! 8•' >knd Sheet Closing Price* Buyers Seller* Spot 25 23 'rt Aup to Sept 25 2GV* Oct to D.c 28 28Vi Lau-st London Cables quote.—London, Spot 7?»d. Tone
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    RUBBER PAPER.
    67 6 The June number of the India Rubber Woild contains a lengthy report on experiments conducted in British paper mills in which what the trade styles "rubber paper" is now being turned out. It is started that the exporments demonstrate latex paper and boards eoa&ainißg a large proportion of
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    21 6 The Western Australian Labour Congress have adopted as their objective the "Brisbane resolution" namely, the Socialization of industry, distribution, and exchange.
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    144 6 I A SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day, July 17. H gh Tides.—3.7 a,ra., 3.54 pjn. Champ or-ship Tennis ties, S C C pour (a. Football, League II: Middlesex II t, S R C II, S C C ground. Seletar U. v. S'pore U., S R C ground. ,R E
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    MACPHAIL & CO'S REPORT.
    196 6 MACPHAIL CO'S REPORT. Singapore, July 17. Silver 35%. Hongkong 13% per cent Premium. Share market.—Dull. Rubbers.—Allenbys 17 to 19 cents, Craigieleas 22% to 27% cents, Bukit Sembawanga Is to Is 4d and Singapore Uniteds 6%d to B%d, Mcntakabs 12% cents, Malaka Pindas 72% to 77 3 2 cents, Ulu Benuts
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    25 7 BIRTH. WhkatLEY.—On Sunday, July 16, at Mayfair St. Michaels Road, to Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Wbeatiey, a sou 17 7 17 7
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    AMERICA'S OPPORTUNITY-AND DUTY.
    675 7 The United States is the villain of the international piece. That is perhaps a somewhat surprising assertion n view of the fact that all the quarrelling is amongst the European nations. The reason for it is that the quarrelling would not be possible if only the League
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    612 7 Mr A W Still bas been visiting Kua.l Lumpur during tbe weekend. 114r vV N 5luc(3regar arrived in penarg lrom 8ingapore on r> i morning. Tbe new da,Iv paper to be started in Ipoli, tbe 51»lavan Observer/' is :o printed and publisbed b/ Zl ssr» Cbnrles C.renier and Co., Ltd.,
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    78 7 By Kind permission of Lt. Col: F E and officer.',, tbv band ot 2nd battalion tbe ll>g vill pla/ tbe following gramme in tbe Uotanic Carden, tomorrow. colr»n,encing at 5.15 n.m. overture "p>.nd.l« llolids/." Vuppe: >. le.-tion Les Clock's de Cornevi'lle planquette: Ilvenine» in i>lo 1 8erenade. Xo 8pani«b Vance.
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    OPTIMISTIC VIEW.
    156 7 Britain's Strong Finances. Reuter. London, July 14.—An important statement as to Britain's financial position was made by Sir Robert Horne in :he House of Comfmons. Replying to Mr Asquith, he said that the British debt to America at present rate of exchange was £938 million; the floating debt
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    JAPANESE CABLES.
    164 7 Evacuation of Siberia. We are indebted to the Nanyo Nichi-Nichi Shimbun for the following: Tokio, July 14.—Two Japanese destroyers haw? been -despatched to Canton owfng to anarchy being imminent. It is officially announced that the evacuation of the Japanese troops from the marine state of Siberia, will be
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    PALLADIUM GALA SHOW.
    264 7 New Boxing Film. Picture goers are in far a real treat at the Palladium to-morrow and the five succeeding nights. Repress ntatives of this paper were invited by Mr R M Donati who is organising .he show, to a private e:di:biion at Pathe Freres' rooms, Orchard-road, on
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    Y.W.C.A. SALE.
    66 7 The general committee of the V W C A wish to thank those who contributed article® old and new, those who sold and those who bought, those who supplied transport, and all others who helped to make the sale at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Thursday such a
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    PRINCE'S TOUR.
    318 7 SPEECHES IT h 1 Friendli^of Japjii Reuter. London, J U V ]4 were pre** > dinner, a George, in h, fc" I WaleT Ur f Th? Premier in a s> the sa ful si s a > K I tie V;;.- the conditioiii fe. r:4 HRH rightly wait
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    AMERICA AND THE LEAGUE.
    80 7 Reuter. Washington, Jury 15- a correspondent. Mr Horhet S* saw no prospect of the Unrtej m sharing in the msist manent Court of tab mat i ii until a provision was m*d« she had an approprial election of the Court's jadgea, membership of Jie Le**ue- He
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    FRENCH TRAIN SMASH.
    57 7 Reuter. Paris, July 15.- Whes WtfJ entering the Gare dv Sorl portion to another line breau lings of tl dashed into the pi »r v 2 against winch il bo li s have been ex; present, and fifty P cr ni —Reuter. Later. I he w' lQ
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    THE BEVAN CASE.
    41 7 Reuter. Vienna. Jul| nund from Brftaia j of Mr Bevan has r Court The work of the n preparation of the m..» 4 will occupy at east a J decision refardmf d sibly, will uot application for bail-
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    THE PARIS AFFAIR.
    21 7 Reuter. I afti Paris. July at the Prefect known anarchs J The outrage, ad numberless Millerar.il on B«
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      65 7 THE LATEST STYLE IN HATS. The Latest Style in Hats and Helmets Newly Imported. The "Solaro" Helmet is absolutely sun-proof, it is stylish and comfortable. JUST THE HELMET FOR THE TROPICS. Sizes 6 1/2 in. to 7 in. Price $10 each. jt. S. Y. Pitchay Co., 211 and 213, South
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    90 8 Singapore, July 17. Tin.—77% 100 tons sold. Copra.—No Business. Tapioca.—Weak no business. Sago Fair. —Business done. Gambier. —No business. Pepper.—\Y<-ak—No business. Other Products. —Market Quiet. Latest Local Market Quotations. Gambier 8% Java Cube 13 Ms Hamburg Cube 12Vs Press Cub? 9*4 White Pepper 24% Johore Black Pepper Miyed
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    256 8 A mild scare having 1 followed the reccnt suggestion that increased tea drinking may be responsible for a increase of cancer, the views j of His Highness the Aga Khan, who is now in London, are reassuring. Speaking from the experience of one who has travelled widely
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    LOCAL PROPERTY AUCTION.
    289 8 The following Singapore properties belonging to the Estate of Shaik AbduMah bin Sayeed bin Marie, deceased, were sold by auction lay Messrs Cheong Koon Seng and Co., at their saleroom, No 30 Chulia-street, on Wednesday and Thursday afternoon before a large attendance of intending buyers: Land and
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    Y.W.C.A. LUNCH AND REST ROOM FUND.
    83 8 Amount previously acknowledged $21,497.50 Mrs E R Koek 25 Maple Leaf Miss R Farvell Anonymous 1 Mrs Chancellor Nanyang Bros. Tobacco Co. Ltd. 50 Mr and Mrs W A Sims 50 Collected by Miss W Sousa's team: Miss A da Silva E da Silva
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    98 8 The latest Society recruit to the cinema stage is the Lord Chancellor's daughter, the Hon Eleanor Smith, who :s taking part in a forthcoming film entitled "Passion Flower." A public health survey shows there are 1,200 lepers at large in twentyfive states of America. The federal iepiosarium at Carvili, Louisiana,
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      509 8 CINEMAS. JF-OM" SiaL Only f 6 iLA PROGRAMME! AT THE PALLADIUM. from Tuesday 18th July to Sunday 23rd July, I j BE OND SHOW AT 9.15 S HARP/ I PATHE GAZETTE (London). I Latest events including the Derby t E I haROLD LLOYD get out and get under, one 0
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      233 8 I OffllNfi SHORTLY j J THE j Federal Rubber Stamp Co. j I BOOK-SELLERS, j 1 NEWSAGENTS, s I ATIONCRS, j 1 20, RIFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE. 15 7 15 1 I OXO HE FOUND VHON OF HEALTH SIMPLh <VZ 3 C n KING A THE MOST HIGHLY CONCENTRATED FORM OF
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      332 8 MAILS CLOSE. To-day, July 17. Mersing, Kemaman P Quorra 2 Batu Pahat Sri Wongsee 2 p.m. Malacca Muar* Hye Leong 4 p.m. Batavia Cheribon Soon Ann 4 p.m. Kota Tinggi *Meranti 4 p.m. To-morrow, July 18. Sourabaya Bandjermasin Ban Ho Guan 9 a.m. Hongkong, Amoy, Shanghai Japan, taking mails for
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    2454 9 LATEST PMCES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT. Exchange and Share Brokers issue the following li 8 of quotations Singapore, July 15. RUBBER, STERLING SHARES —Mail Quotations. s. d. T il for last fncl. y.e. Pec. 1920 2 Allagar Km 0 11 0 Mil for
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      154 9 sell by public Raffles their July2l, at 10.30 a.ra, I'i 1 Fml Belts, Break -living, (JSfllW* meto'B packing, as, Radiator Kits of tools, I [nteraal brake WTheete, Crank 1- rr iriTbead •l.hts, Generator, and Dies, .V r; y hood. Glass n Jy, im Sure Death to Ceros •jets-It" Make? 'Em
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      69 9 BARGAINS in STATIONERY ALL KINDS OF INKS—Writing, Copying, Endorsing, Fountain pen. P Blotting paper, Glass ink pots, Glass paper \»eights, Sealing wax. Arnold's gums, Stickphaste, Gloys, Kbony Rulers, Brass and nickel gem clips, Office 1 pins, Oiled boards, Cotton tapes, &c. 1 WRITE FOR PRICES I THE STRAITS ALBION PRESS,
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    SHOOTING A THIEF.
    674 10 CAN THE ACT BE JUSTIFIED? Interesting Legal Decision. In a case at the Ipoh Assizes last wpek, a Bengali watchman (Jemal Khan) on Soon Lee Estate, Bagan Serai, was indicted on a charge of having committed culpable homicide not amounting to murder by causing the death of
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    100 10 The rice crisis is bringing great distress upon the Chinese people in Hankow who are startled at the alarming advance of rice to the highest figure in its. history—2o,oo cash a picul. The unprecedented rise is due entirely to the manipulations of profiteers. Mr Frank Coyseman at the Medini Rubber
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      508 10 rURODONALi dissolves tiric acid. 1 Ii young by taking URODONAL, and you them .tiff and brittle." which harden, the wall, of the blood ve.seb and render. vA Pmf LA \XERFA UK, late President of the Acadimie Recommended by Prof LA ,v t« r 13 de Mĕdecine, Parts, in his Treatise
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      523 10 HYStEmS PRESERTATITE tnd lIFUUBLE ft^^^j Prompt Relief for the MOST OBSTINATE CASES m*\im lnNhoal inconvenience. No other treament H. FEItKK, BLOTTIĔIUi&< V Jjj) m J^MpBM i Km HOOW IfINNAM LlTttß i.sve:-sarv Wholesale Agents j BIMGAPOSE Mrs DiBVSXSaw MkdicAl. ©WICS. GOLDEN HORSE 5 The Cigarettes with a distinctive Flavour. Ask the
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      542 10 IF FOJi) DISiGHfiSS TAKE BSURATED MAGNESIA. [f you suffer from inligestion, flatulence, heartburn, acidity or other stomach trouble, just take Bisurated Magnesia and forget the meaning o1 digestive pain. Mast forms of digestive trouble are due to too much acid in the stomach and fermentation of the food. Bisurated M
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      256 10 STEAMER SAILING 1 LONDON LIT 1 Kitano Maru I Haruna Maru m LIVERPOOL I. NR. I 'Sado Maru X HAMBURG LINE. I Matsuye Mara Tsuyama Maru YEW YORK LIN I SOUTH AM V I j I BOMBAY LINE. H Aw a Maru I Tamba Maru B CALCUTTA UNI. H Nagano
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      556 11 STEAMER SAILINGS. t, o BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINE. S ropsaiei incorporated in England.; MA IL PASSENGERS AND CARGO SERVICES. PKNINSULAB ORIENTAL S. N. CO, r r Contract with nis Majesty's Government. LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. From LONDON Due SINGAPORE. about July 23 about Aug 6 about Aug 22 about Sept
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      393 11 STEAMER SAILINGS. O. SL K. Proposed Sailing from Singapore (subject to change without previous notice) EUROPEAN LINE. For Marseilles, London, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp, via Colombo, Suez and Port Said. Atlas Maru arr July 25 dep 26 NEW YORK LINE. For San Francisco, Panama, New York via Japan. Hague Maru arr
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      447 11 STEAMER SAILINGS. LIKE OF STEAMERS Monthly sail.ngs to and from Australia for cargo only, calling at Batavia Sourabaya, Fremantle, Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney. 1922 SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS. 1922 Arriving Singapore Sailing. Auj? 7 s.s. 44 EM IT A Aug. 12 Sp pt 4 s.s. 44 ENOGGERA" Sept. 9 oct 9
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      427 11 STEAMER SAILINGS CHINA MALL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD., (Incorporated in U. S. A.) San Francisco Service Those desirous of seeing the Orient should travel by the scenic route HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NAGASAKI, YOKOHAMA, HONOLULU Jfc BAN FRANCISCO FROM HONGKONG s.s. NANKING s.s. CHINA Sept 16 (First class fare, Hongkong to San Francisco
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      411 12 WANTED. WANTED. Eurasian and Chinese Ladies to sell during spare hours Ladies' and children's Dresses and Shoes. Liberal commission. Apply, between 9 and 10 a.m. Frankels, Ltd., 375, Victoria Street. 77 v. c. TO LET. TO LET.—Two sections in Raffles Chambers. Apply to the Secretary, Garden Club. 8 7 v
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      566 12 NOTICE NOTICE. Notice is hereby given th it the Emacy Agency, ntwlv established at Nos 103& 104 Middle Roid, has no connection whatever with the f astern Motor Agency. Dated this day 14th July, 1922. C. H. THIAM, Manager. 14 7 17 7 NOTICE. TYPEWRITING WORK of all description undertaken
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      449 12 BANKS. INTERNATIONAL BANKING CORPORATION. Incorporated in the U. S. A.) OWNED BY THE NATIONAL Cm BANK OF NEW YORK. Capital and Surplus US$lO,OOO,OOO Undivided Profits 6,400,000 Reserve for Dividends 600,000 bead Office:—6o WALL STREET. NEW YORK. <«udon Office:—36 Bishopsgate, Lyons Office :-27 Place, Tolozan. San Francisco Office :—232 Montgomery Street.
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      438 12 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LTD. HEAD OFFICE: 94. MARKET STREET. BRANCHES: Penang a& B»ach Street Malacca Joaker Street j4 uay 77-79 Jaiaa Suleiman. Batu Pahat 109 Jalaa Rahamat. ''iiembsßg 10» Hur. AGENCIES Al: Loader, New York, San Francisco, B tavia, Sourabaya, Semarang, Shanghai, Hoagkong, Amoy. PontU- ak and Trang.
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      424 12 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (Incorporated in England by Royal Charter 1853.) Paid W Capital m 600,000 Shares of £5 each £3,000,000 Reserve Fund £3,700,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietor*. £3,000,000 BANKERS: Bank of England. Loadom Joint City and Midland Bank, Ltd. London Uounty Westminster and Parr's Bank,
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      405 12 INSURANCE. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED. (Incorporated in the S.S.) Head Office: Singapore. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: See Teong Wah, E»Q. (Chairman.) Gaw Rhek Khiam. Esq. (Vice Chairman.) P. S. Lee, lieq. N. B. Chan, Esq. Ong Soon Tee, Esq. fm Hock Hoe, Esq. Koh San Hin, E&q. Eng Lim,
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      220 12 THE MALAYA (EVEN.N,; DJU I «A No. Itf. i I Tel- No. lUMtt^J SUBSCRIPTION I PAYABLE I Per annu!n B Half-yearly I mmm Per quarter I Single Copy g I Postage Extra 51 I To Foreign c untr V VERY MANY I -MALAYA TRIBUNE tm\\\ depend upon B tr* Bt
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