Malaya Tribune, 10 September 1923

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. J AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. 5>" ,N 0.212 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1923 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1923.
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      226 1 n appliance* Up ;Us by the S3. I 5 %S>ARATUS the Danger j lower n*. j a*4*d Road SINGAPORE. .i i i iiimt.'tiUHwnwJ VENESTA I COMPOIITE CASES I The most economical case for rubber shipments. I g Arrange monthly contracts so as K to be certain of supplies. i I
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      108 1 VEET The New Depilatory. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Medical Hail, Ltd., 23 BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE. MADE IN LONDON BANJO-MANDOLINE with Strong Case. $37.50. Obtainable at ROBINSON. PIANO COMPANY, LIMITED. (Incorporated in Hongkong.) STANDARD PHARMACY 306, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, 'Phone 1862. FRESH SHIPMENTS OF PATENT MEDICINES. FRENCH PERFUMERIES. TOILET REQUISITES AND DRUGGISTS'
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    NEVER DRUG A CLOGGED LIVER IT ONLY NEEDS CLEANSING.
    198 2 A 8 ujgiah, Gorxeeted L var ifi falwaya" made worw by f raquanA Aoaj .g* with (liTOQfi: carthar&c drugs. This mareily irritataa tha 1 rar and 1 l»owe'« to temporary, violent and «*jnvu!* v« ac; on, only to leave tiiara wtiivr
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    "NO MORE WAR."
    715 2 ALL FOR UNIVERSAL Dl Lcfl&don: Ah many word* miMt have baan spoken a the "No More War' dsmomsiwctiam in Hyde Park aa there were j .n Egypt. There ware tart ofnVal platforrat arranged h* a <- os? wemi-circle snpalsnisatari by other* manned by the Communiatß Open Socialite,
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    TANGIER JEALOUSIES.
    284 2 I nfsunded French Charge. Par s, Juiy 81.—The "Matin" publishes article by If. Andre Frivol*, Deputy for Aha and member •f the Colon al Couiicil, :n wh eh he decUres that an alleged agreement between Great Brits.a and 'Span is a mea«ac» to France. The writer perceive* ii
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      248 2 ARE YOU SUFFERING FROM TOOTHACHE? If bo consult J. IKEDA, (Experienced Dentidt) 41, HILL SIR RET. Opposite the Central fire Station. Telephone WHY SUFFER THE BURDE> of TOOTH-ACHE which can be relieved immediately b y consul tin* E. TSUTADA. JAPANESE DENTIST 74 BRAS BA3AH ROAD. (In front of Frv»c!i Church,)
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      138 2 OH! HOW IT HURTS. That's what you say about that painful swelling on your knee or elbow. But what are you going to do about it—sit there and suffer? Perhaps you have tried all sorts of embrocations and found no relief. These are just the sort of cases in which
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      279 2 i'l2£ f j?j!jg r j Yachtsman. Mv A HOLD H HALSE, "At ihe beginning o? t:.« f'" '1181 •*mon erm eimon fC>v*§* Used me aefcreik I y J »aa always su-Toring 1 ji■■■mi te rr:Ue Backache < ,v j' u Pfcjoil»all. TV.t tu^j^g^H arhea I had uk«« UaSslsff f. wa
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      371 2 IE WILDER INC HEADACHES i Are Not Woman's Birthright, Nor are they a Malady which Must be Endured. Am aching back, tired limbs, attacks of fain'ness ar.d headache upon headache need not be part of a woman's Iffe. Such trials indicate plainly that the blood is at the nervous system
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    SILENCE OF MODERN JOURNALISM.
    1162 3 CHANCBB IN THE CHARAI HSU O* THK UAILV PRESS. Every mkldle-ag. aW»Wer .©ad- w in us i aa.e bean of a ooonga m the oharnofcer of ana d»4j Press (taring the kaet few years, wntes "An BoUor" int.*, «Outlook." 1 am not referring to tnoss tendonCien
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    MALARIA AND CRIME.
    455 3 Views ot Dr. Sen.uels. Lecturing on "Malarhi and Menial Distant on Monday at ths Far Lii*rt d O ngrnaa of Tropical Hedjnfaa), Dr. Samuels aaid that the subject ot* malaria and insanity had doiui into prominence in this country of late owing to the pita of insanity
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      433 3 Rnßain gives INSTANT RELIEF ig pains of RHEUMATISM, SCIATICA. 1 H expei nee the severe pains of NEURAIGIV STIFFNESS, NLCaiTIS, Ac*, you need Sloan's mderful pain killer has been used by thousands >f pam. Its effect is wonderful. A little laid soothes, and the pain vanishes as if by macic
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    1227 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Footiight" "Well, what kind of a p eture have you fellows made out of my play?" Carl Laemmle, president of the UnLversa! Film Manufacturing: Company, smiled quietly (at Langdon McCormick's question, and replied: "We will left you answer that queston
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      425 4 AMUSEMENTS. Empire Cinema, TANJONG PAGAR ROAD. From Monday, September 10, to Wednesday, September 12, In the First Show at 7 30 p.m. A Shaky Family Tree A Star Comedy PREVOST with KENNETH HARLAN in the story of an ultra-modern girl who proves to the world that a flapper's heart can
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      332 4 AMUSEMENTS. ALHAMBRA From Sunday, Sept. 9, to Friday, Sept. 14. In tbe Second Show at 9 p.m. sharp Topical Budget British Screen News. ASSOCIATED FIRST NATIONAL PICTURES Inc. Presents Jackie Coogan PECK'S BAD BOY IN 5 REELS. PLAYGOERS PICTURES PRESENTS Mollie King Creighton Hale. IN Her Majesty IN 5 REELS
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      280 4 GAIETY '^SnStM; Second Show at 9 15 p m. ***i^|A FINAL INSTALMENT OF At *3'sh ir Mr. Nobody Serial c u~:, 6 Episodes 49, 50, 51 and 52. Last 4 Reels 0F THE GAY DECEIVER '^HHS^ Star Comedy. AND A new 2 Part big -Vrv Thomas H. Ince Special Feature
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    139 5 Iff Horn,' l.van's Document. Lsm a ia*iaf of the Ban- Pr day, presided TL ,;».,.> Justice Sir Walter f aai receiving orders were L Teng Seng Wee L a "Geo Tuck Sh'ng." ah Lin Chia Alk and [f H Khye Sag. ftuted service of pa api est than
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    66 5 |Uf C. Rubber Association. Singapore, Sept. 10. Ciojiag Pr.cet. Buyer» Seiiei*. y 53 L&wioii Cabit* quote. apot.— stoked Sew, Cioimg Prie«*. Buyers Seller* 53 53 Vx 54 54% ■to Dec 56 to March 58 58% to June 60 60% Lcadoa Cabisi quote. s Pat Is. 3\d. f Market.—Steady.
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    EXCHANGE.
    56 5 Sin^a P° re Sept. 10. Tenths' sight 2s 4 7|32d 2s 4%d °nth.s sight 2s 4 llil6d Tel t 0 r 173% x i p.c. Disc. 'V 1 dpa *t 7414 St, 1 T f r 18»H Nam. s Ti n.t. »8.54 r, < p iri London 31 7|16
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    LOCAL SHARE & PRODUCE MARKET.
    154 5 LOCAL SHARE PRODUCE MARKET. fo-DAvs Rotations TLa to-day $100.62% per pikul, 175 tons sold. ETLIN AND "co*S REPORT Tm.—London (£202-15.0. Rubber.—London Is. 3%d. Nortk $1.05 to $1,10, South Taipmgs 97% cents to $1.02% 4 L,n k 2% CentB Lin^is> *4.do to $4.50, Nawng Pets $1.40 to $1.45. Rubbers.—Mentakabs 27 to
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    LTALL AND EVATT'S REPORT.
    195 5 Tin—£202.5.0. Rubber.—la. 3%<L up %d. Rubber s.—Slight improvement noticeable. Jeram Kuantans 39 to 43 cents, Limas $7.90 to $8.10, Craigieleas 69 to 71 cents Indragiris $5.40 to $5.50, Radellas $3.90 to $4.10, Katoyamg Bahrua $1 to $1.05, Taaribalaks 83 to 86 cents, New SeremWis, $3.10 to
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    118 5 Buyer» Sellers Gambler $15.00 Java Cube Hamburg Cube Prase Cube Sar. White Pepper 22.00 Mixed Black Pepper 13.75 Sundr ed Copra 10.65 •Mixed Copra 10.30 10.30 Small Flake Tapioca 12.37^4 Med. Pearl Tapioca 13.75 ♦Small Pearl Tapioca 14.00 14.00 No. 1 Sago Flour 4.75 Fair Sago Flour 4.55
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    HOME MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    71 5 London, Sept. 7. Manchester Market— S% Iba ehMing fair (new j 14(9 ba9is) 40's Grey Yarne jingle Twist 6 lbs. T Cloth fair 24 yards 12|3 Liverpool MarketCotton (Fully Middl ng Arnercan) rt Egyptian-Cotton 17 uo M 3 months £202.7.6 Produce Copra (fair merchantable) £25.12.6 Black Pepper
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    RUBBER AND SHARE MARKET.
    412 5 PATERSON SIMONS AND CO'S WEEKLY REPORT. Singapore, Se.pt. 6. G-neral market condVons. Since our last Report the Market been q«iet, and closing prices are a Httfle weaker. A fair amount of business is reported to have -been done for the who 1 of next year in
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    RUBBER RETURNS.
    177 5 August Output. Guthrie and Co., Agenta: Bantang (Selangor) R.E. Ltd. 27,641 lbs, total to date 117,179 lbs, for 4 months. Cheviot Rubber Ltd. 43-500, 420,800, for 8 months. Galaraj Besar Rubber P. Ltd. 34.500, *****, for 2 months. Kamuning (Perak) R. and T. Co. Ltd.'46,806, S2/729, for 2
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      486 5 WANTED.—Furnished house, two or three bedrooms from early October, apply giving particulars to:—Box 84 c/o Malaya Tribune." MUNICIPAL NOTICE. The Munioipal Commissions™ of Singapore invite applications for th* post of Superintendent of Roads, North Division. Applicants must be between 25 and 35 years of age and should hare worked as
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    WHEN AND WHERE. 1
    96 5 .jiMliAPO" 8 DIARY. To J.J. S«Vl- 10.26 a m. 10.8 p.m. reward Mail leaves. P Pa( jdy the ntort beet thine". >'V. p Final. Midds. vs. St. rO*A. To .morow, Sept 11. .10.56 am. 10.50 p.m. ItfiStlrail by Phemius. -Romance." fl dnerfU7. S*Pt. 12. a.m. 11.31
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    945 5 I To c!ay, Sept. 10. i Cue >b iv ang* Hong Aik 2 p.m. Meming. Ker.-.arcan Trengganu Quorm 2 p.m. Batu Pahat Me ran 3 p.m. Malacca Muar »Sri Muar 3 p.m. Port Swettenham Penang ♦Kinta 3 p.m. Makoca Muar* Hye Leong 4 p.m. Pulau Batam,* Bulang Bintain*
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    UNSOUND ECONOMY.
    936 6 Consideration of nnpoiitant "blue papers" issued by the Straits Government at last Monday's meeting of the Legislative Council has been delayed by the unusual flood of news. The "rush" being atoiost ended, it is postsdble to review some of these annual reports. There are two which naturally go
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    MEDICAL CONGRESS.
    188 6 Elections of Officials. The election of officials at the concluding session on Saturday of the Far Eastern Association of Tropical Med cine resulted as follows: Japan:—President Prof. Shibasahuro Kitasato; Vice President, Prof. Mataro Nagayo. Formosa:—Vice-President Dr. Tsujio Horiuchi; Local Secretary and Treasurer Dr. S. Yokogawa. Kwantumg:—V i c
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    398 6 The P. and O. Macedonia has left H.ngkong end is expected to arrive at th s Port at 6 a m. on Wednesday. "A Malay Reader" records bis appreciation of the impartial reports of local news appearing in this paper, particularly law court intelligence, but we cannot publish his references
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    LETTER-BOX.
    271 6 [We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by correspon dents.] 1^ PRICE OF R^CE. (To the Editor Sir.—I am informed tfiat tihe local price of r?ce has risen 50 per cent, in the last few days, presumably due to the anticipated demands of rice in Japan. I may
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    JAPANESE RELIEF FUND.
    326 6 Nearly $30,000 Reached. The faikroing cootnibutiooa to ibt Belief Fund of the Japanese Singapore Society are gratefolly acknowledged. Received by Tekohama Specie Bank. Previously acknowledged $7.700 Hs ExceTency Sir Laurance N. Guillemard, K.CB. $500 Mr. J. Y. Lum 20 Mr. Cheng Hsu Wang 10 Mr. J. Robertson
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    BEGINNING OF END.
    386 6 RESISTANCE m Speaking at mc>,u ni r t Poinoare declared •istance in tfce fi.„k Stresemmn n^ ""'ways i„ 0M *J in a bush. Th* —Id add ZZ™*** mortgage on all pronem France panned 00 v *"l M in theoset c T ghts the, f orgen al were
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    QUEEN WILHELMINA'S JUBILEE
    49 6 Local Dutch Club's Celebration*-! The local Dutch OBB** the jub lee of Queen W MM> Saturday n'ght whoi they attended ball, at the Dub* 1 m rf mises at Oair.-h II The femcto- a thorough success. T c ha tastefully decorated eed W superb for dancing
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    STARVING WOMAN WITH
    105 6 London, Aug. 3-At to-day on an elderly Jesse Mamte, .hose *jH body was found ia a mpV cup ed house in the I'nnce 1 d strict of Liverpool, fro turned a verd ct of Ue.th Starvation. rt s a £1,000 in notes, 2.000 a Urge number of
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    WAR NOW AVERTED.
    90 7 Italy and Greece Accept Terms. Ambassadors' Success. Reuter. Athens, Sunday. Grt ece fcas replied to the note of the Conference of Ambassadors :!f r her readiness bo conform to the Conferences decisions. Yh- rtply agrees to all the demands of the Conference but lays s or. (Jn-ece's
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    EVACUATION OF CORFU.
    129 7 Reuter. Rome, Sunday. Sfoor Muss ini has formally accepted tlhe Note of the Ambassadors pjknoce to Greece in a commufiieation to the Ambassadors Conference. r*«fu intention to evacuate Corfu when Greece has given full g ra satisfaction of all demands.—Renter. Pars Sunday, ance of the Ambassadors terms
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    EARJJER CABLES.
    125 7 WHAT GREECE MIST DO. Paris Saturday. Ir-er-Allied. a> distinct from a L Grvek. character is given to a nun: r> by the Conference 10 Oreece, t w hioh that the sripuiaV^: firstly that the fleet mus: render a salute of -41' Piraeu? to the Ita. an fleet., If-
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    DATE OF COMPLETION.
    121 7 Reuter. Paris Saturday, if :er of the Ambassador's mcf c idate is issued and confirms the ssry cable! this morn ng. The j» aew points are Firstly the pm Greek military authority •pokgise to the English, French tibiiari representatives at Athens, prij. th Greek enquiry info the
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    TRIBUTE TO LEAGUE.
    149 7 Reuter. Paris Saturday. Communicating to the Council of the League the next of the note to Greece the Ambassadors' Conference pays tribute to the Council's high spirit of justtice and anxiety to ma'main international harmony and says the m'nutes of the Council's nesting of Sept 6 offered
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    JAPANESE SUPERVISION.
    53 7 Reuter. Paris, Saturday. The Conference of Ambassadors has selected Lieut-Colonel Shlbuya, Military Attache to the Japanese Embassy, to preside over the Comnrttee for superintendence of the enquiry into the Janina murders. Reuter. Rome, Saturday. It is reported here that the Italian Consulate at Patras has been set on
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    S. O. S.
    78 7 hfific Limr in Distress. Reuter. Saa Francisco, Sunday, tary wirelesses report that Mai. Steamer "Cuba" is in :es in Sooth San Pedro. An Jan destroper picking up surkos Angeles, Sunday. steam?r "Reno" J*** that she rescued the and most of the crew of Mai! Liner "Cuba." exa
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    POLICE CONGRESS.
    39 7 Reuter. Vienna, Saturday. f Internatio n i dec ded to make p&rmanen seat and to Commlsaion tSs* Ce to Preliminary al committee examinr rOT* met l0d of a d ®ance and recommends by 1811 t" 1 0
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    U. S. AND MEXICO.
    20 7 Reuter. V fc Prov f or t he ng Ll »ted States a-nd Mex co Reuter.
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    U. S. COMMUNISTS.
    96 7 Plot to Overthrow State. Reuter. New York, Sunday. The United Mine Workers of America have published the first of a series of «x articles supporting the allegation that the Communist forces are under the direct supervision of the Moscow Government which is seeking to overthrow all American
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    IRELAND AND LEAGUE.
    80 7 Free State Admitted. Reuter. Geneva, Saturday. In the presence of a tab* audience includ ng the members of the Irish Delegation, the Committee of tne League of Nations unanimously agreed to recommend admission of the Irish Free Slate to the League. Many committee members, including Mr. Wood
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    14 7 Reuter. Moscow, Saturday. 7b» Nu»»»» ol 8«»sn«»W i, «bput to «ewl »n to —Neut»r.
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    THE EARTHQUAKE.
    55 7 NEARLY TW<* MILLIONS HOMELESS. latest Estimates. Reuter. Osaka, Sunday. AU estimates of the damage and numher of victims are highly speculative, but from all accounts 150,000 were killed and double that numher injured in Yokohama and Tokio. It is officially estimated that 1,350,000 are homeless in Tokio and
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    POLITICAL EFFECT IN GERMANY.
    133 7 Reuter. London, Sunday. The Lord Mayor's fufnd is at present £70.000. The first instalment of £36,000 has already been handed to the Japanese Ambassadors. The "Observer" correspondent in* Berlin says that the catastrophe in Japan bad political effects in Germany, where dreams were visualised of a
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    NO REASON FOR PESSIMISM.
    129 7 Reuter. London, Saturday. The "Manrh eater Guard an," in a special article on Japan'e pace among the Powers, says there does not appear to be any reason for extreme pesemsm regarding the future of the Japanese. They sre not the sort of people to sit dawn
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    FRANCE'S SYMPATHY.
    37 7 Reuter. Parte, Sunday. In a speech at Haudainville, M. Polnoare expressed France's sympathy to Japan, declaring that when the Frenchmen learned of the appalling cataclysm they all remembered Japan's friendly aid in the war.— Reuter.
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    CHILDREN TO HELP.
    48 7 Reuter. Melbourne, Sunday. Relief efforts on behalf of the Japanese are actively progressing. A movement is afoot for the Australian eh Idren to collect relief for the Japanese children. Prayers were offered in the churches for the sufferers and the collections met with generous response—Reuter.
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    OFFICIAL TOKIO CABLE.
    1041 7 The Japanese Consul-General sends us the following telegrams received from Count Yamamoto, the Japanese Fore'gn Minister. Tokio, Saturdsy. On Sept. 2, the Government proclaimed an Imperial Ordinance in respect of the establishment of a prov'sional Bureau of relief for the distress. Martial law was declared in Toko
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    BUSINESS RESUMING.
    191 7 Tokio, Sept. 9, 6 p.m. Singapore Sqpt 10 8.22 ajn. [To the Japanese Consulate.] The commercial and industrial quarters in Tokio and Yokohama were almost entirely destroy**! by fires caused by the recent earthquakes. However, peace and order and supplies of food are maintained now in prood order;
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    RUM RUNNING.
    81 7 Canadian—U. S. A. Agreement. Reuter. Washington. Sunday. The State Department has announced that a formal agreement has been reached with the Canadian authorities for a conference at Ottawa soon, in connection with the problem of liquor smuggling into the United States. The British Charge d'Affa ires at Washington
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    U. S. MINERS.
    139 7 Agreement Reached. Reuter. Harrrisburg, Pennsylvania, Sunday. The Representatives of the Miners and mineownens of anthracite fields have signed a biennial contract embodying a ten per cent increase in wages and an ei girt-hour day, subject to the approval of the Miners Convention at Scranton on September 17.
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES
    179 8 FOOTBALL. TO-DAY'S CUP FINAL. The teams for to-day's Singapore Cup Final on the Padang between, the 2nd Middlesex Regt. (holders) and the S®. Joseph's Old Boys Association WHill be as follows 2nd Middlesex Rqgt. Pte. Lincoln Lee-Cpi. Neighbour. Sgt. Capel end Staff-Sgt. Pillay and Lce-Cpl Palmer; Sgt.
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    BOXING.
    171 8 NEW WORLD CONTESTS. Saturday night's contests at the New World were witnessed by a large crowd. The two main 8 round events were rather disappointing. The fight between Claude Rozario and H. Milne came to a finish at the end of the first minute, Rozario sending his man down
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    SWIMMING.
    70 8 ANOTHER CHANNEL WINNER. Reuter. London. Sunday. American Charles Toth swam the Channel from Grisnez to Dover in 16 hours and 54 minutes, or twentyone minutes longer than Tiraboschi. Reuter. Bergamo, Sunday. The Channel Swimmer Tiraboschi, a native of Bergamo, was given a great welcome. He was received at the
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    115 8 8.C.C. TOURNAMENT. TUESDAY'S TIES. B. Class Doubles. Wheatley and Riches vs. Ablifct and Wallich. Bond and Jackson vs. Dawson and Hunter. Drummond and Collyer vs. Salter and Strachaax. Roberts and Poyser vs. Cox tend Kent. Paterson and Potts vs. Duff and Gassels. Lee and Collier vs. Canffcrell and
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    CRICKET.
    612 8 LANKA UNION DRAW AGAINST S. c. a Reuter. By "Wayfarer." The return tournament fixture between the Lanka Union and the S. C. C. was played an Saturday on the Padang. Tbe maitloh was an important one as the pride of place was involved in the issue, and after the
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    MOTOR RACING.
    87 8 GRAND PRIX OF EUROPE. Reuter. Fiat Cars Win. Milan, Sunday. Before a quarter million, spectator», fourteen Italian, French American and other cars, started by Sigmorr Miuasodini, aamperted in the motor grand prix of Europe on the Monza Track. Sa la ma no, driving a Fiat, won a great
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    ATHLETICS.
    901 8 ST. J. O. BOYS SPORTS. Two Records Broken on Saturday. The third annual athletic sports of the St. Joseph's Old Boys' Association, which were held on the old gaol site on Saturday afternoon, were an unqualified success despite the fact that rain came down just before the last two
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    YACHTING.
    697 8 R, S. Y. C YESTERDAY'S RACE. The second race for the Vice-Com-modere's Cup (1919) brought out 13 boats and a very good race resulted, although the start was made in fluky weather. Kathleen ami Ann got away with a good lead from the starting gun, their skippers veny wisely
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    223 8 WARREN SHIELD AND MALAYAN RIFLE MEETING. The following were the team and individual winners \.pf the various events held st Taiping on Sept 1 and 2 in connection with the Warren Shield and Malayan Rifle Meefcng (detailed >seores of the teams an the Warreni Shield Competition will be given
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    THE TURF.
    60 8 PAPYYRUS TO GO TO AMERICA. Reuter. London, Saturday. It a definitely settled that the Derby winner, Papyrus, will be shipped to America on Sept 22 vo race the best American three-year-old a* Belmont Park on Oct 20 for stakes of £20,000. Donoghue who w$l ride Papyrus hopes to
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    THE RIVAL.
    38 8 Reuter. New York, Saturday. Z. E. V. won the Lawrence Realization Stakes at Belmont Park, thus earning the right to meet Papyrus. Z. E. V. cove (red thirteen furlongs in 2 mins. 44 3 5 sees..—Reuter.
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    207 10 Worse Than Bleeding. "It is better to lose a p nt of blood thaif to have the nerves tapped. No one can mea-ure your nerve-force as -it runs away," wrote that famous Doctor Oliver Wendle Holmes. It is easy to exlain why this is so. The blood-making
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