Malaya Tribune, 21 August 1923

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    30 1 The Malaya Tribune. m 9 EVENING DAILY.] A AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. l^ Jiu. 195 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1923 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1923.
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      184 1 I AND I E STT rOI the a P'.pp V- I U-f\' i I \w I J I r I SINGAPORE. Kelvin marine motors l TO RUN ON KERGSINE OR PIZTkOL. j Down to the last C M |M I Screw and Bolt Heady to In<tul E PRICES FIXED BY
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      150 1 LITTLE VICTOR INHALER. For Colds in the Head. Who'es ile Retiil from Medical Kali, Ltd., a BATTERY KOAD, .SINGAPORE Solid Oak. richly finished case. Fitted to hoild i doubles.u\d 10- a. Records. Mv.or plays 12-it.. Records. Weight «bs. f SPECIAL OFFER $47.50 THE ARISTOCRAT OF PORTABLE GRAMOPHONES (Made i.i Loo*»)
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      127 1 I l ill I I l I I I i i i i i r i _■—> Youthful Sight at Forty-five. R and L Bitex Bifocal Glasses for near and far vision. THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO., 15, South Canal Road. Singapore. I ■itii'iiitiiiiiiiiiiii'.iiiiiiriitiiKitiiiitiiiiiiiitninimnTinm f^ 1 d S t 3 525"»
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    MALAYA.
    964 2 MR. WINSTEDT'S ARTICLE. Stories which go to shew the ignorance of people in Britain, besides in other European countries, of Burma never faill to rase a laugh but that does not prevent such ignorance sometimes being regarded with disfavour and' exasperat |bn, says the "Rangoon Times." The confusion between
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    THE RICHEST LEGACY.
    149 2 Is not wealth but HEALTH. But when you inherit a condition of the blood that makes that arcli-fiend, Rheumatism, your master—or when hard work or eposed master—or when suffering in aching joints and swollen muscles—then beair in mind that you can have that rich legacy, perfect health,
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    DO ENGLISH GIRLS DANCE TOO MUCH ?
    399 2 DO ENGLISH GIRLS DANCE TOO MUCH Medical View*. Does the girl of to-day dance too much The question was raised on •fitly 5 n a letter to the "Da ly Mafl" (Lotxion edition) from "An Oldfashio ltd Mother." who sa d I notice that many amusement caterers are dap aying
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    PROTECTION NOT ENOUGH.
    114 2 China's toileng millions awa»(; direction just as tho r turbulent political and m<i tavy elements reed curbing; need to have pointed out to them that there has beei infinitely too much futile figh-'ng ard uphca-val generally through Wit the lung* and breadth of the court ry for
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    HOT WEATHER PERILS AND THE BABY.
    140 2 How Baby's Own Tablets Help. The summer months are the most dangerous to infants and youngchildren. Cholera infantum, codic, diarrhoea and dysentery, come om so quickiy during the hot season < that often the littile one *s beyond aid almost before the parents realize
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      516 2 H HUBBUCKS ggl 1 v 3£ feints Oils Varnishes etc 1 Mk are known throughout the Empire for i@ covering power and durability. Supplies £^3 I ready for immediate shipment. A m~ m-B LCK-S p.tc.l HUBBUCKS HWWC V% <W* z c bS v arni^,R,d.e ,i I &T finiul»TM|iilfiii KSi 04
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      339 2 Hv* v ms v 8 Serravalto's Tonic (BARK and IRON WINE) Stimulates the Appetite, Strengthens the Nerves, Regenerates tha Blood. SERRAYALLO'S TONIC is a most palatable mixture of Peruvian Bark aud iron, perfectly combined with a good sound Marsala. 1; i«s a lUtinct boon to all sufferers from Anaemia, Chlorosis,
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      269 2 5 THK I MOTOR H union I INSURANCE Co I fjj (Iriorporatedin Enflaod.) I MOTOR VEHICLES.-Our comprehensive mm jjj every risk. DON'T WAIT UNTIL THE ACCIDENT HAPPfnc INSURED NOW." PENS^T I FIRE.—Buildings, Dwellings, Godowns, Ren* p ers Trade etc. MARINE .—Cargoes to all Ports. Moderate Premiums PROMPT BEfTLEMENf OF ALL
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    SURPLUS WOMEN.
    800 3 IHi IK PLACE IN MODERN CIVILISATION. One of the most notabl- books that have appeared for many months, in Captain A. M. Ludovici's "Woman: a Vindication" (Constable, 12s.) It is a strange wild work attacking all tlu conventions of daily life—iconoclast c, and not written for babs and
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    REBUILDING FRANCE.
    364 3 WONDBBFUL PBO6BBBB OF THE WORK France of 10-day. |ke the France <-f 1871. :i making a magnrifieent off rt by hard work to restore the ravagts of was, <acc< riVig to an official report of the British Department of Overseas Trade. The rep rt is the work of
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    A BAN ON STATUES.
    290 3 Paris Council* Decision. The Pern* Municipal Coumil has decided for the present BOi bo COneideT any applications for sitas on wheh to place tnew stafiues. This decision., is to stand unt.l some gonural policy in regard to t'he erection of sta/fi'jes in Paris has been determined.
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      318 3 NEXT BUY LET YOUft CHOICE BE A g SWINEHART" TYRE I WE OF.EB NETT CASH:— C m 810 x 90 $17.00 I M 815 x 105 20.00 rj{ x 105 21.00 m x 120 27.00 I 32' x 3fc' 17.00 rjr I TUBES AT ONE PRICE S2 50 I Lr
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      267 3 8 l i 1 Always have (j I C mt) an ther I C\ it's a wi?e housewife win seep J an fx/ra bottle of P. vr i J** eg in .reserve —»n case of U It Ihe T,r< cer isn't aluavs handy, or isn't open if be it handy
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    153 4  -  COMMENTS OP LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Footlight." IRENE CASTLE. Mrs. Vernon Castle Treman, who was the wfe of Vernon Castle, dancer and aviator during the- war, Has obtained a d.crce of divorce from her second httabaiftd, Capt. Robert Treman on the grounds of abandonment. Mrs. Oastlo
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    "TIGER" AND THE FILMS.
    98 4 Mons'eur Georges Clemenceau, theveteran statesman, has been tak'ng a great deal of interest n the French motion picture industry lately, and it is not unusual of a bright and warm afternoon, to see the "Tiger" v'-;t/ng the famous studios round about Paris. Ever snce the filming
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    TEN COMMANDMENTS.
    203 4 Cail B. De Mill who is working on the screen vti ikm of the Decalogue (The T.n Commandments), want* to corr-.ct a geneiul impress'on that he nail particularly stress tho Seventh Gommandm.r.t. In a recent interview with Mr. De M lie he was quoted in comment on the
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    FILM MUSIC BY WIRELESS.
    139 4 Very jnt cresting experiments in broadcast 1 ng are being carried out by S. L. Rotbafel, of the Cajitol Th.atre, New York. *V€ry Sunday evening. Mr. Rothafcl is broadcasting not only the half-hour of music, WMich is "a feature of the* Capitol programme, but also excerpts
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    GAIETY.
    55 4 The Gaiety programme to-n'ght is in the first show, a new two part Comedy, and final ep'sodea of the "Diamond Queen" serial, in the second episodes 37, 38, 39 and 40 of "Mr. Nobody," serial, "Some Family" n:w Lee Moran Comedy and "Ashes of Love*' in 6 parts from
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      362 4 AMUSEMENTS. No matter how great a mother's love, has she the right to keep her son from loving any other woman? The tragedy that may result from such an attitude on a mother's part is portrayed in the Universal Screen Drama Forsaking AH Others 5 Reel*. Colleen Moore and Cullen
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      476 4 AMUSEMENTS. ALHAMBRA From Thursday, August 16, to Tuesday, August 21. In the Second Show at 9 p.m. sharp His Fiery Beat A 2 Reel Fox Comedy. Topical Budget British Screen News. A WONDERFUL PRESENTATION A First National Attraction THOMAS H. INCE PRESENTS Marguerite De La Motte, Milton Sills John Bowers
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      381 4 "GAIETY" QUn 1st Show at 7.3) O \J |M M A THE CLSTARD NINE TO-NIGHT A 8tape ndl Tfj.w Negro Comedy i,Two_ PA Rrs m »^j >( the SYDNEY Ikti Diamond Queen u J BEftIA L WSIlc'i-. Final Epi-ode* N r o. 17 and 18 4 REE ,8 aCer PKESEnisr
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    AND CO'S WEEKLY REPORT
    252 5 I V. t h: wi tk but j all round, the rtI rubbers especia iy H v p sympathy w th produce \vh ch has m Tin has been a price fluctuating B its and closing with at £18«. ML.Ia. 'M i aV en taken K
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    LOCAL SHARE & PRODUCE MARKET.
    15 5 LOCAL SHARE PRODUCE MARKET. 10-DAVS QUOTATIONS T n local to-day, $1)3.75 per pikul. Buyers. NoSeller?
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    LYALL AND EVATTS REPORT.
    207 5 Tin.—£187X>.0. Up £1.0.0. Rubber.—Is 3Hd, unchanged. Rubbers.—Lu vas $7.90 to $8.10, Oaigleleas 68 to 71 cents, Ulu Be:iut.s 28 (to 31 cents, Amalgamated Malays $2 17V 2 to $2.22%, Indragiris $5 45 tr $5.65, Mrr.takaibs 26 to 28 cts Pa jams $6.70 to $6.90, Radellae $4
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    ETLIN AND CO'S REPORT.
    167 5 Tin. —Londcin £187.00. T n local to-day, £93.75 per pikul. Buyers. Nc Sellers. Rubber.—London Is. 3Vid. Tins.— 94 to 97Mj cents, North Ta p mg$ $1.05 to $1.10. T pings $1.0»5 to $1.10, Rawangs $1.15 to $1.20, Jofryainis 37 to 40 Takms 37 to 40 cents.
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    MACPHAIL AND COS REPORT.
    186 5 Tin— London £187.0.0. i. eaJ $93% Buyers. Kvbber. —London Is. 3*4 d. Local 51V4. Share Market.—Dull. Rubbers.—Kuala Sidims $2.45 to 52.50. Mentalcabs 25 to 28 cen'is. Ba>sethl to $1.22 V 2. Ulu Benuts 27 to 29 ceni s. Malaka Pindas $1.62 to 81.67 V 2 Radellas
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    132 5 Buyers Sellers Gamber 13 Java Cub- Hamburg Cube Press Cuibe Sar. White Pepper 20 od Mixed Black Pepper Sundried Copra 10- 15 M xed Copra aBr Si.i ll Flake Tap'oca 11 0i) Med. Pearl Tapioca 14 00 Small Pearl Tapioca 14 00 No. 1 Sago Flcur 4 W
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    58 5 C of C. Rubber Association. Singapore, Aug. 21. I'ale Crepe Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers. Spot 5114 Latest London Cables quote. London Spot.— K.bbtd Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers Spot 51% 52 September 5234 53 Oct to Dec 56 56 Jan to March 58% 59 Latest London Cablet
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    Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd.
    26 5 Singapore, Aug. 21. To-dsy'i closing rubber »re as nr»d?r:New York—2B U cts. London.— Is. B%d. S ngapore.—sl l dts. Tone of Market.—Steady.
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    EXCHANGE.
    94 5 Singapore, Aug. 21. )ii London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 5j32d Demand 2s 4 1 16d Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 *id On India— Bank Tel. Transfer 174»; On Hongkong— Bank demand draft l-> 4 p.c. Disc. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 75*i2 On Java— Bank Tel.
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    PRICKS OF KEROSENE OIL.
    88 5 Standard Oi' Co's Current Price*. Devoe's Imperial Brilliant per two tns $5.25 Sylvan Arrow per two t n? $4 80 Tiger per two tins $4 80 piger in drums per two drums $4.10 Asiatic Petroleum Co's Current Pricee. Fish ?er unit of 4 Imperial gallons (1
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    A PENNYWORTH OF SWEETS.
    254 5 Judge Asked to Settle Curious Will Problem. London, July 18.—What Mr. Justice Ru-sell laugW'ngly described as "one of the most important quest ons that have evor come before me," was decided by his lordship in the Chancery Division to-day. Th? executors of the will of Mr.
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    34 5 ARRIVALS. August 21. Maccsuyckor. from Cheribon. 8. V. e!- R.e's from T. Bc.ai. t' *xt n a L am Selakvi. Krah from Bangkok. Kampot from Saigcui. Baa Wha t H<n from Malacca.
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    CLEARANCES.
    70 5 August 21. AHtDg for C.midjcrmassn. V'".n Diemen tor Kramat via ports. Singkara for Pontianak via ports. Sarie Borneo for Bandjarmassin. Emile for Rh/c via Sarnboe. R. of Sarawak for Sarawak arijj Goebift. Waitenu t i for Sanaa rang tod New Zi .land. Perseus for Japrm via pcrU. Giang Sang
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    100 PRETTY ANKLES ON PARADE.
    263 5 Silk Shocking Show in a Village. Bat'h July 14.—P f ty maids and! matrons showed their ankles io Ook nel G. D. Armour. Cap'an Claude Parlilll i, and a 'arge crowd of the vil'tge fete at Corsham. Wiltshire. Loud app!:iuse grco'jed the spectacle. Biack silk
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    123 5 Per "Van der W jck" August 20. —Mr. apid Mrs I. Xakamura, Mrs. I). J. Reek, Mr. G. Laub, Mr. J. L. HodgettS, Mr. D. Mr. B. .•Alcona, Mr. H. S. M tchcll, Mr. Leslie Mach, Mr. I Itho. Mr. I. Okabe, Mr. T. E. van Schiifgaaid.\ Mr.
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      1181 5 NOTICE. N'>tic<» is hereby given that by an Lideoture datv.l the lit <'<iy r>f Anguat IMS The Caartarad Rink »>f fndia Anscr ilii a:H Lhian i*id the H gkong and Phtnjfhif Bi k"i; nrporttim as VI .r it-ii''*.'* >i > be jii >perty of Pbomat A'orW traifag uiJer the style
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    57 5 WHEN AND WHE RE M A rOKlS I'lAKV I." \uil- ffa' J i"' 1 M> 33ic S [4"? 1 >** AM- am- '••■'I 0 < ,nv ail ,ll5r--'P an'l Mystic J 1 -.ur-d-'y- m m. 7.52 p.m. Ha 5*15 PJ»« 015 p TK > b r r i;ln}. ,vi. v.-!
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    555 5 'i o-ray, Au<*. 21. "enang "Hong Hwa 2 p m P ijjfi Kndjah. T inblahan lidiagri Hong- Chuan 2 p.m. Selat Pandja Bengkalia, Siak Pakan Baroe Mersing 2 p.m. Bandjermasiin Sana Borneo 3 p.m. liatu Pahat *Ban Lee Guan 3 p.m. Batlu Paha, Mena 3 p.m. Muiar ♦Flying
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    28 6 ANNOUNCEMEN T. A Memorial Service for the Late Mrs. Florence Gertkl Oft Gunatilaka will be held at »t. Andrew's Cathedral on Wednesday, at 8 a in.
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    NAVAL HOLIDAY BEGINS.
    740 6 When the Washington Naval Treaty was mooted there was a gieat deal of enthusiasm over it. Now that, nearly two years later, the Treaty has been ratified by all the Powers represented at the Washington Conference, such enthusiasm is mainly conspicuous for iis absence. And naturally :so.
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    697 6 Reuter. Moscow, Yesterday. The French senator M. Demonzl has interviewed M. Chicherin, M Kameneff and M. Krassin.—Reuter. The Sultan of Siak bam arrived in Singapore and is staying at the Sea View Hotel witin hts ret'(rue and a party of friends. Mr. J. Alcantna, manager of the Rialto. Cinema, Malacca,
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    SELANGOR TAMIL UNION.
    284 6 Annual General Meeting. The annual general meet ng at the SeJangor Tamil Union was held in the Government Reading Room on Fu'dtay last. Mr. M. W. Navaratnam. the President, took the chair and a very large nunib;r of member*- wen present. The minutes of the last me.
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    PENANG MOTOR FATALITY.
    94 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Pen ang. Yes tea day. The funeral of Mrs. Coombs wag atte :<ied by the widower, a number of footbaf.Iers, fellow Munia pal officers and the :ihsr occupants of the car. Th=> driver. Mr. Oooney, and Mr. Morgan were amort: t the pali
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    368 6 Majid bia Hadji Mohamet, a Javanese driver of mo or car 2468, was charged before the Third Magistrate th s mornng whth rash ai d negligent diving and thereby ca us-ng grievous hart to a Chinese in H:ghstreet pec .-rday. The compla'nani s m hospital with a broken collar bon.
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    LETTER-BOX.
    6 6 LET TER-BOX. [We do Bal dents)
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    THE AGE LIMIT.
    348 6 Sfe-Not *S consxlerabij o.der in... <*t|, as the, lie body adveitised though hanke f j the St^tsWc aa l^^ Phed for a, he I near the retiring dxy chance 5U J r Of course n v.asne-:h,r .i vexation or four UtiW/V up (no doulat tha wblll;i; «P
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    ENTRY INTO MALAYA.
    68 6 When Indies RaaatoP»*^ Simla Aug. 7.-A c m Intel thr: aliChougli V not reqam J for cb a :Ci ltj',o lfahya such doeaatf*! erseni'.ial to enable aaw a most other parts i aacsi foreign caanttr i vi" Indkv. proceeding to U*fl Ear eourtiy ahere p- not be
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    PRINCESS KITASHIRAKAWA
    102 6 London. July 21.-" J from Paris, that when Pr ncess Kftaah rakaws r.pon in connection H i ijuries wh eh $h st .0 cent motor aetfdeai d band was lulled ti surgeon.. Dr. r? I snail piec* ,f I li recovery the Pri*** u ve dl the bone
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      368 6 I ROBINSON CO., LTD. j I M "rig-Ben." In almost every country, thes3 aic ihe bast krowa alarm clocks on the market, and thousand* of siti«fied users «j X say thoy are the bcs: clocks on the market S I "WESTCLOX." I POCKET-BEN Price Nett $3.75 I SLEEP-METER 4.75 I
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      70 6 THE PROPBIEIO&S OF Lactogen beg lo notify the Public that they have opened a Consultation Bureau at Amber Mansions, Orchard Road, where free advice can be obtained by post or personal visit. NESTLE ANGLO-SWISS CONDENSED MILK CO. (London.) 144-147 Cecil Street, Singapore. Photographs ai Character and individuality. .We try to
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    LUCKLESS GERMANS.
    92 7 PRICES OF NECESSARIES INCREASING ENORMOUSLY. ALARMING BERLIN REPORT. Reuter. Bern, Yesterday. m 'i are agtet at the pr.vpect of ec«ai being ton eormqnsuce of tin Coal Council's ng 200 pcs cur. aacreeot n price. Th. s comes on ease m transport rates which has just been coal pieces
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    MOSCOW EXHIBITION.
    114 7 i SOLEMN PUBLIC CEREMONY. China s Gift. j| «c v. Vt-ttrday. r.dustr'al exf Soviet Re- lemn publ c rffl v T ;v many con- and demofiatraP Two hundred tm an nartaeipatwhich is divided and couples an mm JR*Mw'»- 200 acres on the tV i M skva, adjoining Pa
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    SOLVING CHINA'S TROUBLES.
    80 7 Suggestion to Approach League. Reuter Lond Yesterday. Ike "De j News* c -respondent, u -xanimation *w snation in Ch'na% suggests i gue of >ut a solution of pa-Kta at that as a of the As- a man coml which he himself Id rand .i rector, to build
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    WRANGEL ISLAND.
    102 7 fcfeher* rescued After two Years. Reuter. L<« Ytott-*'(luy. announces that the H tr.Mson sailed from 071 August 2, after t n e Ur Br ta'shers who had !t c r n W ram gel Is" and li*21. e h i:? .ld«or.'s" departure was 1 e <*- -<t n
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    TIN PLATE DEAL.
    60 7 Reuter. ■*M* IhtoHt*. I f) ,r -<l"» V- s.^rday. a T rplatU Com- i aw tAaea, has D l ff n Steel T'nplate a Mar iv H,. i«* w _mT '> 1 'late Works and 1 P Works. Th* j, 1 **hn <h- 1-thousamd Jl ias,' ,VM
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    FREE STATE ELECTIONS.
    101 7 LABOURITES WELL REPRESENTED. Many Republicans. Reuter. London Yesterday. The Free Sta:e nom nation showe hat there are approximately 380 ccjrjd dates. The Labourites are well represented and there is a likelihood of some min sters failing to be ree'ected. Many Republican candidates are on the run. The
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    FOREST FIRES.
    94 7 Several Villages Burnt Down. Reuter. Paris. Yesterday. Great forest fires have devastated the whole Vaa* coast, burning down several villages and causing the inhabitants to flea to Cannes. The crops are completely: destroyed. Thermal station, the race course at Mand-:lieu and the Cannes Golf Club have been destroyed.
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    HOTEL RAZED.
    44 7 Guests Flee :n Panic. Reuter. Toronto, Yesterday. Two were ki lled seven are missing and twenty-five were injured i-n a fire wh'eh destroys*! the Wawa Hotel at Lake Bays, Muskoka, Ontario. Most of the three-hundred guests fled in the r nightclothes. —Reut^x.
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    AUSTRALIAN NAVY.
    29 7 Battle Cruiser to be Dismantled. Reuter. Melbourne. Yesterday. Mr. Bowdent, Minster of Defence announces that steps are be ng taken to dismantle the bo'tie cruiser "Australia." —Reuter.
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    68 7 We are indebted to the "Nanyo Nichi-Ntchi Shimbun" for the following: Tok o, Aug. 18The Washington Treaties have been put into force. There has bedi appointed a committee to cons-der the question cf keep'ng, as memento, a portion of the M kasa, the flag-«h p of the
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    JU-JITSU.
    55 7 "Carson's" Open Challenge. "Carson," who meets Limurtk.n in a wrestling match at the New World to-morrow night, issues a challenge to anybody in the ju-jitsru style. He wll be prepared to take on any opponent to-morrow night, before or after the wresting match. Further information from the office of
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    AHEAD OF THE MAIL.
    604 7 NEWS ITEMS SUPPLEMENTING REUTERS CABLES. (Via Ceylon Exchangee.) THE GRAVES AT GRAVESEND. Lonrilon* Aug 9.—ln view -,f the promiscuous d'sturbances fa the graves of Gravesend during the American search for the remains of Princess Poc3ha,.v.ias. the Chancellor cf CJielmsftml D- ccese has officially amoum-d his Tefusal
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    THE SURINA.
    109 7 There are only three mights more before the present programme the Sarin* Theatre is brought to clam*. The picture till its quite good and ■> clm.se is effected by the nppear-f-ce of Sydney Dan and Myste Doore who prov'cb sjme turns, hypnotic acts < od the like. In
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    SINGAPORE NAVAL BASE.
    1077 7 COLONY MADE SUFFICIENT CONTRIB! TION. W ho further full debate in the House f Commons added to what has uppeared in 'the Press, coloured nt times according to individual tas'3 and :h.:> many expressions of opmkn by ex peris and publicv-ts we should by now have heard
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    AN APPRECIATION.
    554 7 Florence Gertrude Gunatilaka. -< Contributed). Once more has death the everbusy, the ever reklitless. been in our m dst. Once agu in has he gathered unto h mself a famil ar and belrved figure who could ill have been spared from thif sad, old world of ours. A
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES
    513 8  -  FOOTBALL. SINGAPORE CUP COMPETI TION. DIEHARDS LUCKY WIN R.G A.'s Capital Defence. By Reuter. •The 2nd Middlesex were decidedly BarSanetc in their replay with the Boyd Garriaoa Artilkry on the Padmm yesterday aftaraooe in the Singapore" Cup Competition. The result was in doubt till near the close
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    120 8 MILK CHAMPIONSHIP. London, Aug. 7.—At Lex-ester J. G. Hatfield (Middlesbrough) won the mile swimm'ng etsunpl «nshp of Engfcau i in 24 nvn. 54, sees. This ts Ha field's sixth successive win. OLYMPIC TRIAL. London. Aug. 6.—In view of the Gamuts at Paris in 1924, the meeting at Stamford Brdge
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    YACHTING.
    753 8 R. S. Y. C. The anrufs of the Chib seem to be Heat with some exciting events, the last race fior the Elizabeth Cup yesterday bung no exception! to the rule. The Helen beat Jean II for first place by one second only, and the next four boats were
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    38 8 INDIAN C'UK KETEICS BIG 8COR& London. Aug. 7.—The "Times" pfapaaa K. S. Dnleep S ohji as the best erickot player to-day. He scored 108 at Lords -in the match Schools (842) "gainst. The Rest (85 for r >.).
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    358 8 S.CC. TOURNAMENT. YESTERDAY'S RESULT. Newcomers' Handicap. Way beat CriOBton 6 —1. 6 —0. Lt. Thomas beat Gagan, 6—3, 6—4. Harrison H. C. beat Swinbouine. 6_0, 6—1. Sturgess beat Lee, J., 4—6, 6—2, 6—4. Cave beat Giggins 6—1, 6—1. Stewart vs. Wornum, unfinished. Knight beat Matthew, E. S., 6—4,
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    THE TURF.
    332 8 DONOGHUE'S LUCK. London, Aug. B.—Donoghue after a spell of bad luck has again struck form. Following two firsts and two seconds at Sandown Park on Tuesday, he rode two Winners and two seconds at Brighton on Wednesday. DONOGHUE ASSAULTED. Londotn, Aug. 10.—in consequence of Donoghue complaining nhat he
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    GOLF.
    255 8 SIN G A PORE CHAMPIONSHII The Singapore Go'f Championsh p for 1923 will be played over the links of the Garrison Golf Club. Entries wb'eh must be sent to the Honorary Saaretary, Charlie uu Golf Club, with entrance fee of one dollar, close at 6 p.m. on Saturday, Sept.
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    BOXING.
    127 8 KEY—VOLL FIGHT. Draw rn Favour of Java Man. In yesterday's issue of tile Malaya Tribune" we stated that a private message received from Java said that the contest between "Bsittli-qg" Key and Voll ended in a draw. Late last afterroon we received the following message from our spooljl correspondent.
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    CONFUSION OF THOUGHT.
    213 8 When Nations Lend Money. It is curious how often the mistake is made even by the best-informed authorities of thinking of loan transactions between nations in terms of money. All economists are agreed that a nation making payment to another, whether as a loan of otherwise, can
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    REJUVENATION.
    73 8 London, July 22.—Dr. V ronoff (of Pari in a statement to the L r. ion "Sunday sa d: —"Within four mtiiihs I shall be able to g've to the we rid a method by which women may become younir gain, just as I can now take 30 years from
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    50 8 Mr. M. Hassan, of 78 Arab-street, reports the theft of over $20,000 worth of precious stones and cash from his shop on Sunday. One of his employees named SalTh bin Salim was arrested by the Detective Department yesterday in Basah-lane and will be hai fed in connection vl'.th the theft.
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    505 9 GRAVE CHARGES BY GIRL SERVANT. London, July 15.—The Rev. Roger Owen Johns, aged 58, vicar of B1L.igsfourst, Sussex, was sentthced at Lewes Assies yesterday to 12 months' imprisonment in f e second d'j/i&io.i for attempt ing ci m nally to assault Rose Newman, a 19-ye:<is-old domestic
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    521 10 "NOT A SIN IN ITSELF." London: Bisihop Wolldon, Dean of Durham, was the first witness before the Select Committee of the Houee of Commons which is considering the question of m tax on bettmg. He said he thought the Church of England s« a body was
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    DE VALERA'S MANIFESTO.
    74 10 London, July 24.—Reply'ng to a threat that he would be kept "<*n the run," Mr. E. De Valera issued the following statement: v Living or dead, we mmm to establish the right of Irish republicans to live, and to work openly for the complete liberation of our
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