Malaya Tribune, 27 November 1922

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY,] AND mam^ SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY VOL.IX No. 27S SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1922 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1922.
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      313 1 r£e* ttPll rr Trie I'• ul '.V., Stttt* I V 1 P >Err ioN~ INVITKP. I 1 j put* THE tAo*fy ROAD. 91 qNGAFORE-U-2 fITEAWAY, LAIDLAW Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in England.) pKONE 007. SINGAPORE. POST BOX 656. J itT olatelined with a biue glass, similar to n «v. v 1
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      243 1 FORGAN'S GOLF STICKS E jj Fur all oiber articles in the line of Spcrts aud i *Jj& ea pay a visit to:— RA.-A CO., 117, North Bridge Road, SINGAPORE. Shirts! Shirts!: (Otti Own Make, With r Without Collar. Here thai; M patterna to select. I.' 7 1 r ■■7 i
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      105 1 VIRGINIA J< HandOne at Waj^Wß' 1 c time.& I SPECIAL OFFER! CYCLES. I I I Jaelanco Price $70.00 each. Saltley 72.50 j J Standard 75.00 Rover 80.00 1 NETT I I JOHN LITTLE Co. Ltd, (rr:) I r J S i j I I 1 Ml r I 1 1p;
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    BRITISH NORTH BORNEO.
    677 2 SIR H. JOHNSTON ON MAJOR OWEN RUTTER'S BOOK. Chartered Company's Record. Sir Harry Johnston, reviewing, in the "Westminster Gaactfce," Major Owen RuttcT's book on British North Borneo (Constable and Co, ?.ls), says Perhaps it may seem a little ungrateful, but my impression on laying down this book
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    A STRANGE STORY.
    312 2 Russian Duke In Siam. Strange stories occasionally find their way .ir.to English and American papers, and "it is remarkable how frequently Siam figures in them, lo Europeans this is a romantic country. It meets their conception of the fascinating East, and when a setting is required for
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    RUSSIA'S MILITARY MENACE.
    248 2 The statesmen and politician! of Europe are concerned because, while most people desire peace, Russia still retains a gr at army which is a real menace to the well-bt. ing of the world. A famous French military authority. General de Lacroix, has given publicity to the actual
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    48 2 Canon J P Hannay has been appointed Chanlain to the British Embassy, in Budapest. Canon Hansay, who as "George A Birmingham," has written many novels of Irish life, has been a Canon of St Patrick's Cathedral since 1912. He served as Chaplain to the Forces during the war.
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      162 2 manjnmMiißiiininllHllWTllllllliii»;'» 1 1 IfISR "MOLLANDIa" fSBH I condensed |2J ONCE TRIED, ALWAYS USED. I QUALITY GUARANTEED. ..mm,I Trading Company "Holland" (INCORPORATED IN HOLLAND.) I Agents. NONMM ■■"■«■l IHIHHIIHII !HERE WE ARE! Another Substantial Reduction I in I PRICE but not in QUALITY I OF OUR FAMOUS j I STEEL i
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      168 2 AN HONEST REMEDY FOR INDIGESTION. It teems certain that more people wast» money in trying to overcome.their digestive tn ubles than through any other cau*o of ill-health. There are so many things on the market which loosely claim to "cure" indigestion—things which, in many cases, Go not even afford relief
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      495 2 WHAT TO DO FOR MALARIA. In Malaria, as in most other troubles of life, it is the "weakest that go to the wall." The microbes of Malaria thrive and multiply with astonishing rapidity in watery blood; it is for this reason that anaeanic, debilitated people develop ague and fever in
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      230 2 ENGINEERgjjjgI ADVANTAGEOUS PR'; Solid Your Enquiries I UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED I •incorporated in Strata Set t emf u I SINGAPORE. I We >iavc Newly Opened I A Provision Supply and Cattery Shop at I No. 3, Raffles Place. I Suppliers of Class Oilmanstores, all >or:* of Cm I Stationery, Perfumery,
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    MR. JUSTICE DARLING.
    649 3 TWENTY-FIVE YEARS ON THE BENCH. Wit and Learning. On Friday, Oct 27, Mr Justice Darling completed twenty-five years on the Bench. He is thus much the senior of the judges, his nearest rival, Mr Justice Bray, having been appointed seven years later. In the following article in
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    MR MCKENNA ON HIS AMERICAN TOUR.
    390 3 Hopeful view of the Future. Southampton, Oct 14.—Mr Reginald McKenna, whose reoxnt speech on international finance to American bankers has created considerable comment, arrived at Southampton to-day by the- White Star liner Majestic. Ho was met by a number of banker*, and Mrs McKeiraa
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    ENGLAND'S "MORAL SPLENDOUR."
    271 3 An American's Tribute. On British and American relations London has listened to no man with greater respect than Mr Edward Price Bell, London Correspondent of the "Chicago Daily News" since 1900. Mr Bell, to general regret, has now left us. He has sailed for America with his
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      718 3 AUCTION SALE. TATt 4 TRUST AGENCIES, Ltd., I RDER official assignee. C ismail Raheera (in bankruptcy) Bras Basah Boad. rt been instructed to sell privately in single lots at theii I j m Raffles C hambers, Raffles Place, the WHOLE OF THE BANKRUPT STOCK Decklaces, hairpins, pendants, lockets, watches I
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      568 3 Powder rod With Cuticura Talcum An exquisitely scented, antiseptic EST GiVCB qUick relief Sunburned or irritated skins, overcomes heavy perspiration, and imparTa debate, lasting fragrance, leav'ng the skin sweet and wholesome. "If you have a Sore Throat cure it now if you feel one coming on prevent it now.' 9
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      387 3 ——p---■ ifumi Backache a and other "external" pains quickly soothed. Mrs Withall, Gatwick, Shaleford, LWIĔĔLb- f J kfe^» Godalming, writes; C I had a pain in my back, just mfmW\ like a knife stab and it left me help, fejtf -T^^^'A^ffljO less. I went into hospital from May to November
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      432 4 CINEMAS TO-NIGHT A RIOT OF LAUGHTER 6,666 yds of special selected comedy programme featuring worldfamous comedy stars HAROLD LLOYD, CHARLIE CHAPLIN, LARRY SEMON, BILLY WEST, TOTO SNUB POLLARD. At the ever-popular photo-play house EMPIDF Tanjong A*-* l .3.Pagar Road. FIRST SHOW At 7.10 HOLD YOUR BREATH with CHARLES DORETY In
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      275 4 CINEMAS ALHAMBRA THEATRE, BEACH ROAD. Programme from Saturday, November 25, to Thursday, November 30. In the Second Show at 9 p.m. TOPICAL BUDGET A Fhutourama Extraordinary. Great Picture with plenty of Hot and Punch. Samuel Goldwyn and Hex Beach Present Rex Beach's Famous Story "THE SILVER HORDE In 7 Parts.
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      41 4 WAR OR PEACE BO YOUR BIT Insist upon getting "CHOP BUAYA" pocod la B-and Matches SINGAPORE MADE. American System Modern Dentistry. H. OOMSHI, D. D. S. IM, OIWUARD ROAD, (TELEPHONE 2082.) VIOLET RAY TREATMENT for Neuralgia. Pyorrhea. Abscess, Toothache and Rheumatism.
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      394 4 To-night! —'***^J PATHE T Di^: Presents their New Pathc-colour 9»». Ur special p r(V TALES OF ARABIAN NltHTs A THOUSAND AND ONE lift, (As presented at Vi (t ri AUU flIj 9 °L Roi ™ntic Heart Inten V quick acti Keels i&fcssjr 9 A THOUSAND AND ONE NKm is a
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    167 5 ARRIVALS. November 27. Emi.'e, Dut 94 torn, Capt Nacodah, from Rhio, left Nov 27, Seing Bee. Singkep, Dut 284 tons, Oapt Wermevr, from Djanibi, left Nov 25, X P If. Both, Dut 827 tons, Capt Blits, from Amoy, ieft Nov 25, X P M. Singaradja, Dut 300 tons,
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    227 5 Singapore, Nov 27. Rubber.—London Is Id. Local 46. Tin. —London, Saturday, £175 12s 6d. Local, to-day, $87%. Share Market. —Quiet. Rubbers. —Brogas 40 to 45 cents, New Serendahs $1.95 to $2, Amalgamated Malays $2 to $2.25, Kuala Sidims $1.80 to $1.90, Bassetts 874 to 95 cents,
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    WEATHER REPORT.
    65 5 Aarniang Kerbs j HuspttaL Nov 26, 1922. 9 a.m. 3 p.wt. S P ay Bar. Red U 32 deg Fah 1016.6 1013.3 1014.6 Temp 84 81 78 Wet Bulb Ther: 80 79 77 Dir of Wind N W N W E Max Temp in shade 88 Mm do
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    AN EXCEPTIONAL CASE.
    220 5 We are .not in the ieast inclined to regret th-; publicity given to the case of the Malacca planter R M Roberts, whose sentence of four months rigorous imprisonment for illtreating an Indian coolie has just been upheld by the Court of Appeal in Singapore. The case
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    203 5 TO-tfAT'S QUOTATIONS. Tin to-day.—sB7% Buyers no sellers. Gambier.—No business. Pepper.—No business. Copra.—Business done. Tapioca.—Business done. Sago Flour.—No business. Latest Local Market Quotations. Gambier $14.50 Java Cube 25.00 Hamburg Cube 24.00 Press Cube 23.00 Sarawak White Pepper 21.50 Johore Black Pepper 13.25 Sundried Copra Q.go Mixed Copra a.50 Small
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    EXCHANGE.
    85 5 Singapore, Nov 27. hs London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 l-4d Demand 2s 4 5-32 d Private 3 months' sighs 2s 4 l-2d On New York Demand 52 Vi Private 90d|s M l On France Bank 710 On India Bank Tel. Transfer 175% Ob Hongkong— Bank demand draft
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    80 5 C. of C. Rubber Association. Singapore, Nov 27. Pale Crepa Closing Prices. Latest London Cables quote.—Lo» don, Spot.— Ribbed Smoked Sheet dooms: Prlw Buyera Sellers Spot 454 46 Jan to March 484 April to June 494 50 July to Dec 52 524 Latest London Cables quote.—Losdon, Spot Is
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    133 5 Contractor Ah Lee who with his wife and children was returning m his car from Malacca on 10th: instant met with a serious accident when they came to Kota in Kembau. He was at the wheel when suddenly the gear went wrong. He did all he could, but could not
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    THE CRAG HOTEL.
    370 5 A I'ENANG ASSET. Good money used to be made by the proprietors of the Crag Hotel in the old days when the charges were much lower and the visitors much less numerous than th y are to-day, but it looks as. if its prosperity had departed with
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    "TEMPORARY" ALLOWANCES.
    339 5 More will doubtless be beard in due course in reply to the lion Mr A N Kenion's defence in the Federal Council of the financial policy of Sir Arthur Young and Sir Edward Brockman. To us it seems that the honourable gentleman's attitude does more credit to his
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    "IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE."
    84 5 The Crag Hotel, on Penang Hill, when owned by Messrs Sarkies Bros., was well advertised, in the "Pinang Gazette" and other daily newspapers in Malaya. Since its acquisition by the F M S Railways this excellent method of attracting public patronage has been dropped. At the
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      491 5 4 CHOOSE YOUR CAREER. More than two million men and women have adopted the I.C.S. method of training. This is due to the fact that an L C. S. .student can acquire the necessary training to qualify for a responsible position without interfering in any way with his present occupation.
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      498 5 MUNICIPAL NOTICE. It is notified that the appointment of Assistant Registrar of Vehicles recently advertised has now been tilled Applicants are thanked. THE STAR OPERA (The Premier Mala> Opera Singapore) AT THE THEATRE ROYAL North Bridge Road TO-NIGHT TO-NIGEI NJAI SAMINAH Versus AHMAD MARICAN. Look out Mr. Y. L. Tan
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      407 5 «HEN WHERE ftJib >'»* 2; Parol* 311 un ls f l parade, 1,) 5.15. je"-'" vic Theatre, 5.1o. N» v 2h 5.47 a.m, 5-48 p.m. P t m Board, 2.15. Bot. Gardens, a. 15. Theatre, 9-30. n„v a a.m., 7.3 p.m. f \ruuiance :ass lo Eraerf-- z iin.'- OA ft'Vb
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    HILL STATIONS FOR MALAYA.
    720 6 There is a consensus of opinion on the subject of hill stations for Malaya. Here in a beautiful country, with many ideal sites, the ordinary individual seeking a brief holiday at an invigorating altitude has at present the choice only of the Crag at Penang or
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    677 6 Reuter. Bucharest, Nov 24. —The King of Rumania's reported escape" from assassination is denied. —Reuter. Paris, Nov 24. —M Leygues states he gave no interview to the "Chicago **bune" in regard to the Washington Treaty.—Reuter. By kind permission of Lt Col F Swalnson, the drums and fifes of the 2rA
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    CONTRABAND CASE.
    227 6 MORPHIA AND COCAINE ON BOARD. Italian Fined $750. Simione Perich, an Italian storekeeper on board the Lloyd Triestino steamer s.s. Nipphon, was again produced before Mr Dawson in the criminal district court on Saturday, and charged with being in possession of a large quantity of cocaine and n*
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    HOUSE BREAKER CAPTURED.
    88 6 Four Known Offences. Inspector King, of Sepoy Lines police station, charged a Chinese named Ng Yang Chee before Mr Dawson in the second police court this morning on four counts, two of house breaking ''nto 9 Jerve:»-n ad and 4 Delta-road on Saturday night, attempted house breaking
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    93 6 Tamil on Murder Charge. At the Assizes before the Acting Chief Justice to-day, a Tamil coolie ■anted Nadaison was indicted on 1 charge of having on Sept 8. murdered hia mistress Papatchi at Serangoonrcad. The facts of the case were briefly outlined to the jury by Mr Whitley,
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    D M D STEPHEN. J P.
    53 6 To be Proclaimed. The "Ceylon Independent" states: In connection with the cas>e in the Colombo Police Court in. which Mr E B Creasy charges D M D Stephen J.P., with cheating in respect of a sum of R 45,874.74, the Magistrate directed the accused
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    RAFFLES HOTEL ROBBERY.
    45 6 Hylam Boy Bolts. Mr J B Jackson, staying in room 74 Raffles Hotel, reports the theft from his room of gold wntchan» chains, American gold money, etc. valued at $7G4. A Hylam boy who is alleged to be the thief has disappeared.
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    OUR LOCAL PUNCH.
    109 6 We are asked to state that the Christmas number of "Straits Produce" will be on sale at ail bookselh rs ;n Malaya on Dec 20. It W*ll be a special double number and col some* forty pictures, arid the price will be fl. As evidence of the
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    RASH DRIVING.
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      285 6 I CHRISTMAS bazaar! Now open 1 0\( Jpvr v Toys a-'d Gifts j I j\ (ireat Varie, y- I I /m[& tjSg Record Display. I j Tom Smith's I fM| Caley's 1 I js\ JK-jjL Xmas Crackers, I I Delicious Sweets, Choc )lates, Etc. I I I Robinson Co., Ltd.,
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      96 6 I&CTOOElf Advice free by our Qualified Nurse to all users upon Application to NESTLE ANGLO-SWISS CONDENSED MILK CO. (London) 144-147 Cecil Street, Singapore. GENUINE ROBERT BOSCH PRC DUCTS Manufactured at Stuttgart (Germany) Delivery from Stock. High Tension Magnetos Sparking Plugs. Magnetos Types ZU4. ZF4. ZEI, 2 and V with variable
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    TURKS RETURN TO EUROPE
    519 7 firf WORK AT THE LAUSANNE A CONFERENCE. A NE w BALKAN BLOC. Reuter. The sum total of the week's work at the -re. N v Turkey's European frontier along the I»* »*Vt. u~cce to establish a broad demilitarised one side and Greece and Bulgaria on the
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    AMERICA'S POLICY.
    127 7 Reuter. Laasanne, Nov 25.—The American "observer," Mr Chi4d, in a statement to the First Commission, emphasised the sentiment of the American people overwhelmingly favoured the policy laid down in the memorandum of Oct 30, ir. reply to the invitation to be represented at the Conference, namely, the assumption
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    POLICING OF CONSTANTINOPLE.
    86 7 Reuter. Paris, Nov 25.—It is reported from Constantinople that the Commandants of the Allied police have decided to entrust the policing of the city to the Turkish police, only intervening when their own Nationals are affected. A message from Angora says an official statement denies the reported
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    NON-CO-OPERATION
    54 7 '1 the Ranks. l"*, \*<yp Jc 'J" four days' U a 10 •tWeve unanimity r^Cv! s 10 whether the ''•"tor? Kc ,iu, J lowed U'> pr5"ti- L< L. Object rrf n v JI weakening <W«t:or. finally Lvr -ongress at as ,v as a.so the v.. wycott.int» p i untitled
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    GREEK CABINET RESIGNS.
    121 7 Revolutionaries in Power? Reuter.' Athens, Nov 25.—The Cabinet has resigned in consequence of the refusal of M Za inn's to assume the Premiership, following the demarche of the British Minister, urging the nonexe v l.'on o€ ex-Ministers and others on trial for treason if sentenced to M
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    BERLIN SENSATION.
    151 7 SOCIALISTS ATTACK FOOD MINISTER. "Treasonable Attitude." Reuter. Berlin. Nov 25.—A sensation was caused in the Reichstag by an attack by the Socialists on Herr Mueller. Minister of Food, whom they accuscd of complicity in a separatist movement in the Rhineland. Mueller repudiated the accusation and the Chan•«ellor promised
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    REPARATIONS.
    128 7 Reuter. Berlin, Nov 24. —In the Reichstag, Herr Cuno stated the new Government was firmly resolved to execute the Wirth Government's programme. He outlined the note to the Reparations Commission of Nov 13 which laid it down that Germany must have a complete moratorium for reparations payments in cash
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    EXCESSIVE TAXATION.
    80 7 Reuter. London, Nov 24— .The British Government has made representations to Germany against the excessive taxation of British residents and visitors in Germany.—Reuter. Berlin, Nov 2G. —In the Reichsrath, Cuno arfhounced he would shortly summon a meeting of the Premiers of the Federal States to secure cooperation in
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    CANADA'S DEFENCE.
    102 7 Denial of U. S- Report. Reuter. Ottawa, Nov 25.—The announcement has been mad,- of the amalgamation of the militia, navy and air fore* into one department, under the Minister for Defence, to bo effective en Jan Ist.. Commenting or, the vtatement, of the United States War Secretary that
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    SMALLPOX IN ENGLAND.
    87 7 Seventeen Deaths. Reuter. Lonxftn, Nov 25.—Ths Ministry of Health is fisting on the necessity for vaccination, owing to reports of smarlpox of vSotaß* type in various parts of the country. Since the first case wsa discovered in Poplar on Oct 27th, ftfty-*even cases have been taken to
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    ANOTHER MINE EXPLOSION.
    34 7 Reuter. S?rtr.fe, Nov 26.—An explosion in an anthracite mine has resu'ted in doaiJh and injury to a largo number of miners. —Reuter. Later: Seven were and 30 injured in the disaster—Reuter.
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    AMERICAN CABLES.
    177 7 FIGHT AGAINST SHIP SUBSIDY. Clemenceau Again. Washington, Nov 25.—The Government has Ixgun to recover sums totalling $175,000,000, alleged to represent an excess of expenditure involved in the eobstruction of recruits' cantonments in wartime. Mr LeJilbach, Republican member of the House of Representatives Merchant Marine Committee, accused the Democrats
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    EFFECT ON OIL PRICES.
    122 7 Reuter. Mr Hardy, of the Merchant Marine Committee, in a rpeoch, said that under the Bill the Standard Oil Company could collect Government mon« y for carrying their own products in thuir own tanks to Shanghai, where they could sell oil, worth seven, y cents a
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    CLEMENCEAU'S OFFENCE.
    109 7 Reuter. Boston, Nov 25. —Ci.oering crowds greeted M Cleme.iccau as he entered the Tremont Tempe, where he defended himself againafc the charge s of militarism niade in the Senate y e<? te<\J ay.—Reuter. Washington, Nov 25.—The British Embassy, in a statement, takes exception to Mr Clemenceau's recent declaration
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    "EMDEN" SKIPPER BARRED.
    53 7 Reuter. Cincinnati, Nov 26.—Hamilton Cook, National Commander of the Disabled American Veterans of the W orld ar, declares the Veterans will do everything legal in their power to prevent Captain Von Muller, ex-commander of the German, raider Emden from carrying out his proposal to lecture in the
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    THE "LAWS OF WAR."
    46 7 Changes Proposed. Reuter. London, Nov 25.—A common, crnvsist-ng of representatives of the United States. British Empire. France M.v and Japan meet ait The Hague on Dec 11th to consider possible Chapjgtt in the Laws of War since The Hague conference of 1907.—ReuUr.
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    INDIA'S COAL EXPORT.
    44 7 Embargo Being Removed. Reuter. Delhi. Nov 26.—The Government of India announce the provisional removal of the embargo on the export of coal on Jan 1. If the distribution scheme introduced last July works well, the removal of the embargo is possible.—Reuter.
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    LADY GUILLEMARD ARRIVES.
    46 7 Lady Guillemard arrived from home yesterday, with her sister Wta Walker, on board the P and 0 steamer Plassy. H E the Governor met her ladyship at Port Swettenham, and accompanied her to Singapore. > Among the other passengers on board was Lady Peter.
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    A STRONG HAND.
    343 7 WHAT CHILDERS' DEATH MEANS. Free State*3 Policy. Reuter. London, Nov-25.—Ireland is deeply stirred by the execution of Erskine Childers and apprehensions exist that the Republicans will attempt reprisals. The editorials in the morning papers seem agreed that the Free State authorities had no choice but to accept
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    SALE AT HOTEL ST. GEORGE.
    85 7 jjtr Owdi Roe, the auctioneer, put up for sale on Saturday the furniture, effects and fittings of Hotel St. George. The entire lot was first offered at a reserve price of $9,000, but as no offers were made, the lots, which numbered about a thousand,
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    NAVAL NEWS.
    82 7 H M S Vindictive arrived at two o'clock this afternoon, and proceeded to the man-o-war anchorage. She will sail for Hongkong on Wednesday. H M S Diamede is expected to arrive to-morrow morning at 8 o'clock. She will proceed to Pulu Bukum. H M S Petersfield is expected
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    HOME MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    113 7 London, Nov 24. 1922. Sago flour is quoted at 12 9. Tin is quoted at £175.15.0 in London. Tapioca is quoted at 25|- for fanMake. I Gambier is quoted at 25 9 in London. On the Liverpool market cotton, middling American is at 14.85 Egyptian cotton at
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    69 8 FOOTBALL. SCOTLAND vs. THE REST. The following players will repre-ae-nt Scotland in the above match which takes pla«e on Wednesday at 5 p.m.:—E Fergu43on; W C Hill and R W Sinclair; A S Adamsom, J W Winter and A Buchanan; C E Winter, J 11 J Brown,
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    CRICKET.
    296 8 M.C.C. IN SOUTH AFRICA. East London, Nov 25—In a two-day match the Border made 70. The M C C reriied with 152 for 4 wicketst, Sandham compiling Gl not out. Reuter. R.G.A. vs. Y3I.C.A. An interesting game of cricket was played on Saturday at Blakan Mati when tho R
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    HOCKEY.
    204 8 SELANGOR vs. NEGRI SEMBILAN. Marshall's Hat Trick. (Frent Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, Nov 25.—At hockey SeJangor beat Negri Sembilan by five goals to nTI. Play for the most part was confined to the visitor's half where their defence 6tood the best until within five minutes of half time
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    THE TURF.
    38 8 MANCHESTER NOVEMBER HANDICAP. Reuter. London, Nov 25.—The Manchester November Handicap result was.— Torelore (6 —D h An aval (100—8) 2, Orpi (25-1) 3. Fourteen ran. Won by three lengths, six lengths separating second and third. —Reuter.
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    ATHLETICS.
    593 8 BOY SCOUTS SPORTS. In spite of the inclemency of the weather, the annual athletic sports of the Boy Scouts head on Saturday on the Raffles Institution ground were a success. There was a fairly good attendance, including a sprinkling of the. fair sex. Mrs E C H Wolff made
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    49 8 FLYWEIGHT CHALLENGE. ONG CHIN BENG writes: In reference to J Malone's challenge for the fly-weight belt and the side-stake condition that he stated some time ago, I wish, to say that my supporters are willing to back me up for a sum of not less than $200. t0
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    38 8 FRIENDLY MATCH. The friendly match between the Tamil Catholics and Malaya 1 cc Catholics which took place at the ICC on Saturday ended in victory for the former by two straight sets, the scores being 29—14, 29—26.
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    194 8 EXHIBITION GAME AT QUEEN'S. There was an excellent exhibition game between Kitch. the Siamese champion, and Asano, the clever Japanese prayer, at the Queen's covered courts on Saturday afternoon, but there were scarcely any other spectators, besides H E Sir Neil Malcolm, G O C. The game was
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    SWIMMING.
    271 8 MIDDLESEX AQUATIC SPORTS. The 2nd Battalion Middlesex Regiment held its first Aquatic Sports MeetiTitT since the war, at Tanglin on Thursday, excellent entries, keen competition and groat general enthu mmm\ making the event one of undoubted success. The following are the results of tha Battalion Championship and InterCompany Championship
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    194 8 PENANG ST. ANDREW'S GAME. (From Our Own Correspondent). Penang, Nov 25.—The annual St Andrew's rugby match, played in heavy rain, resulted: Scotland, 6ix points; The Rest, elevon. The Rest scored first, Listen obtaining a try which went unconverted. Thore was no further scoring before half time. Liston scored again
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    YACHTING.
    597 8 R. S. Y. C. GUILLEMARD CUP. The last race for the Guillemard Challenge Cup was sailed yesterday morning, for the most part in light and fluky airs which, however, added to the interest. Mr Flett sent fifteen boats away at 10 o'clock and the big muster made a fine
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    POLO.
    227 8 AN ANCIENT GAME. Polo, always popular in Penang, has received a great fillip from the arrival of the seven new English ponies, all not merely broken but played. The game in an ancient one dating back to 600 B C, when (then called Chaughan) according to very ancient Persian
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    RENT RESTRICTION.
    436 8 A LANDLORD'S VIEWPOINT. (To the Editor of the "Straits Echo.") Dear Sir, I would like to point out to "Britisher," whose letter urging" agitation against the repeal of the Rent Restriction Ordinance was published in the last issue of your widely read paper, the inadvisability of such action.
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    TOWN PLANNING.
    286 8 Progress in the F M S. The need for town planning is being more widely recognised all over the world.. In early days towns owed their origin and growth rather to accidental advantages of site than to any definite plan as a general rule, though 3pme of the
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    468 9 Singapore, Nor 18, 1922. Article. p r j C e. f. c. Meat. Beef steak kati 9 51 Beef stew or curry kati o 47 Pork, lean kati 0 68 Pork, lean and fat (1st quality) kati 0 60 Mutton Indian 0 60 Mutton, Australian 061 Fowl
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    1405 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Brokerf Tslue SlLt Exch^e and Share uroKers issue the following list of quotations. Singapore, Nov 27. la*ue Paid Val. Up. 2|- 2|- Allagar i* af 2|- Anglo-Java J 5 £1 £1 Anglo-Malay J J 4 £1 £1 Ajer Kuning J l
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    1452 10 SOME CURRENT NEWS AND COMMENTS. A "Diesel Engine Instructor" seta out to explain in the current issue of the American Motorship why shipowners should cease to regard the Diesel engine with any misgivings on the score of its reliability. He believes that despite the efforts of builders of
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