Malaya Tribune, 24 September 1923

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    30 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. 1 AND^^ SHIPPING GAZETTE. I EVENING DAILY. Vol. X, -No. 224 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1923 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 24, 1923.
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      134 1 VEET The New Depilatory. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Medical Ha!!, Ltd., 23 BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE. Solid Oak, richly finished case. Fit bed to hdld 4 doublesided 10- n. Records. Motor piays* 12-in. Pecords. Weight 9* 2 lbs. SPECIAL OFFER j $47.50 THE ARISTOCRAT OF PORTABLE GRAMOPHONES (Made in London) Obta'nable only
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    AMONG THE BEACHCOMBERS.
    1368 2 AMERICAN'S ADVENTURES IN SINGAPORE. Few more entertaining t*7es of travj end adventure have been written than those penned by Mr. H. L. Foster, a young American, who set out from the land of the fr.ev w'juh money in his pocket; a suit- case full of clothes, 'a
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    ATTRACTIVE GIRLS.
    259 2 The Secret of Their Power. Not every girl can be but all may be attractive. There is a certa n beauty that does not depend on regular! y of features, but is derived from the glow of health allowing h| cheeks and lips. A good colcur helps a
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      547 2 ES2SK2SBZSZS2SEnSES2SKEJESHSSSHS?S2S3SH^ 1 Latest Publications! Just Received!! jjj g EVE OUT OF EDEN—by Bree Narran, Author of The Kinetna Girl, Eve jjj H and the Man, etc. $2.00 g S DIET FOR WOMEN—by Cecil Webb-Johnson, M. 8., Ch.b., Late Civil m Sargeon and Officer Commanding Station Hos- j 5| pital, specialist
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      148 2 THE RICHEST LEGACY. Is not wealth but HEALTH. But when you inherit a condition of the blood that makes that arch-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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      113 2 The ideal laxative and the mildest apperient known —not drastic or irritating but certain in action. LAXATIME is administered as a purgative. Its action is exerted directly on the intestines. It produces hose motions in from four to six hours, and does not irritate the kidneys or in testines. Sole
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      150 2 j MOTOR M UnJ 3 INSURANCE I H jj i Incorporated in England.) I I MOroa VEHICLES.-o:ir comprehensive nm, I I every risk. Ul| cy covers j DONT WAIT UNTIL THC ACCIDENT HAPprvc I 3 INSURED NOW. I I HHE.-Buildings, Dwellings, Godowns, Rent, mm (J Trade etc. cff ect(l s
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    TWO VICTIMS OF SOCIETY
    1119 3 '> «S BANG* AND j CRITIC [By I r jest Neu.iv j My 1 ttie dissertation last week on the proper etiquette for conductors ma> have seemed an irrelevant digress on, it was n?t meant to be so. nad intended it—hut u ifortur.ately my space ran
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    ONE DIVORCE EVERY FOUR MINUTES.
    119 3 Judge Thomas. of California, states that America easily leads the world in divorces and now beats Japan which until recently was issuing decrees for a time faster than here. Divorces in America are grant, d at the rate of one every four minutes and the
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    PATERSON, SIMONS & CO'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    321 3 PATERSON, SIMONS CO'S WEEKLY REPORT. Singapore, Sept. 20. General Market Conditions. —The Mark.t during the past week has been quiet and slightly weaker. Auc ton. —The tendency throughout W3fl towards lower pr'c.s. There was a fair demar.il for Standard Sheet, but most io were withdrawn, as Letter pr ces c
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      517 3 /Sprains StrainsS and Bruises mh dangerous to neglect Sprains and Strains. Serious iniurv s?en follows, unless immediate action is taken. Apply nt at once. It draws out the inflammation es congestion; reduces swelling and instantly stops rub the painful limb—just lay on a few drops of sioan s and let
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      106 3 CIGARETTES j|f are made in London by an "TH r X English firm with over 140 ZZ years'experience to help them in their endeavour to produce :i:S the perfect cigarette. :E" 3 Finest tobacco —carefully selected bright golden Virginia from p;:: and Eastern Carolina +fs^ (V paper are the only
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      359 3 j BRIMFUL OF ENERGY8 B Two of the n ai-.i reasons why to many arc !:«.king in K in energy are imperfect digestion and const ipaiio.i. < your ;,>mach jj and liver ere not doing thvir wcrfc effeuiwiy or *y will a j p not he p. »m1v nourished, i.
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    1031 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Foojight." "SHADOWS." What the "Stara" Think. Lon Chancy. the screen's* grt'.teßt character actor who achieves tihe most remarkable triumph of his career as Yen Sn, the Chiiam.m, n the Preferred Picture, '"Shadows" which ii now beirigr acreemed at the Alhaanhna
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      469 4 AMUSEMENTS. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT Empire Cinema, TANJONG PAGAR ROAD. For Three Nights Only Commencing Monday, September 24, at 9 p.m. sharp The Universal Million Dollar Picture FOOLISH WIVES IS REELS 1 he most talked of and much discussed Picture To he screened for the Last Time Your Last Chance to See
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      434 4 AMUSEMENTS. ALHAMBRA From Friday, Sept. 21, to Wednesday, Sept. 26. Topical Budget British Screen News. Preferred Pictures Presents Lon Chaney and Marguerite de La Motte in 'Shadows' IN 7 REELS. The story portrays the revelat'on of a cruel jest that had cost them their happ'ness and shadowed their young lives.
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      278 4 GAIETY" SURIMa COMPLETE CHANGE of Super Special Star Attraction. SPECIAL ATTRACTION In the Ist Show at 7.30 Sharp. Ist Show at 730 Sharp Mutual m j MPe NORftftV THE MAN FROM OREGON «lEasSi By C. Gardner Sullivau in 5 Parts Epi« ;r. Featuring MX N ;v\ CLARA WILLIAMS HOWARD HICKMAN
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      254 4 I THE MALAYA TRIBUNE is on sale at the following depots:SINGAPORE. K. Pakeer Mohamed. 87 Robinwi I Road X Syed Mohamcd Bros., 159, Cita Street. P Abdul Raznk. 88 South Bridfl I Road. Abdul Aziz. Si» New Bridge Road. X Hussain. 180 New Bridge Road. M. Mohamed Duifakir and Cc,
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    MUSIC AT MEALS.
    292 5 Insult to tha Artist. dy to en-joy good Mr. Chesterton in the n N\ws") any more to enjoy a good t; I think there is ly about expecting to 1 ami the concert at 1 say trying to enjoy t > the mark of this sort ym<
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    GERMAN MONOPOLY OF TOY TRADE.
    125 5 so m that Germany has **c again captured Ceylon's toy Last year's figurts for the of toys showed a big the previous year, the rt ng countries being Braand Japan. During toy trade in Ceylon be- rtoally a Japanese monopoly, g temporarily out of I
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    THE NECESSITY FOR EFFICIENCY.
    59 5 is past when the man, was i (io everyth"ng pretty n an in demand now is i roettang very well— her people. Several of vi RngiaiM nave a i of study in commern but at no University, her tdixatiofrien insfcitu- Ir.s'iruct'on in any way of the
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    LOCAL SHARE & PRODUCE MARKET.
    202 5 LOCAL SHARE PRODUCE MARKET. TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS Tin to-day, $99 2-5 per p kul, 150 tens sold. LYALL AND EVATTS REPORT T n.—£197.5.0. Rubber— Is. 3%d. unchanged. Share Market—Qu et. Rubber.— Jerarn Kuantans 37 Va to 41 cents, Lunas $7.90 to $8.10, Craitiieleaa 65 to 70 cents, Radellas $3.90 to $410,
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    ETLIN AND CO'S REPORT.
    141 5 Tin.—London £197.5.0. Rubber.—ls. 3%d. Tin.—Taipings 94 to 97 cent*. North Taipings $1.05 to $1.10, South Taipings $1 to $1.05, Johans 37 to 40 cents,. Pengkalens $7.10 to $7.25, Linguis $4.15 to $5 30, Mura's $2.85 to $3. Rubbers.—Mentakabs 25 to 27 cents* UlAi Bercuts 26 to
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    115 5 Buyers Sellers Gambier $16.00 Java Cube Hamburg Cube Press Cube S»ar. Wh te Pepper 22 00 ♦Mixed Black Pepper 14 50 14.50 Suncred Copra 10.95 Mixed Ccvpra 1° 55 ♦Small Flake Tapioca 12 37*2 Med. Pari Tapioca 13 75 ♦Small Pearl Tap'oca 14.12*2 14.12*2 No 1 Sago Flour
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    PRICKS OF KEROSENE OIL.
    81 5 Standard 02 Co'e Current Prices. Devoe'a Imperial Brilliant per J*» Sylvan Arrow per two tins M-80 Tieer per two tins J* figer S drums per two drums $410 V.iHtic Petroleum Co's Cor rent Pric,« Pisb Per uait of 4 Imperial gallons (1 tin) $2.4h $2.48 Dragon
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    32 5 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 1W to $100. The rate o parent 3 Money Order* fromJ** Ceylon is Rs- 1?4 equal to $100.
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    MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
    525 5 ALL3GED SHORTAGE OF HOUSES. The following action was taken at a committee meeting held on Sept 14: Approved extra levelling and filling at SwiiiS Cottage at an estimated cost of $11,465. Approved application for permission to Lnstal a Delco Lighting Set at 142 Seltgie-road subject to the proviso
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    EXCHANGE.
    81 5 Singapore, Sept. 24. >d Loudon Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 7|32d Demand **j Private 3 months' s ght 2s 4%U On India— Bank Tel. Transfer l z On Hongkong— Bank demand draft V* P*On ShanghaiBamk demand draft o Bank Tel. Transfer 139 On Japan— Bank demand draft "W
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    97 5 C. af C. Rubber Assoc attion. Singapore, 24. Pale Crepe Hosing Prices. Buyers Sellers. Spot Latest London Cables quote. London Spot.— Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closi g Pr ces. Buyers Seller* Spct 50 \k 51 October 50% 51 Vi Oct to Dec 52 52 V 4 Jan to March
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    WEATHER REPORT.
    57 5 aandang Kerbau Hospital. S ngapore, Sept. 23. Bared 32 Fah 1017.2, 1014 2, 1013.4. TJmperature 84, 88. 81. Wet Bulb Ther 80, 77, 76. Dir of S E, W, calm. Mm Temp in Shade 75. M'n. Temp, in Shade 75. Max in Sun 134. Ter rad Ther 71.
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      178 5 NOTICE. This Is to notify the Public that Mr. Ong Hin Hong has on the 1st day of September, bought all the goodwill, stock-in-trad chattels, and fixtures ol the business of Me-isrs. T. T. Brothers No. 3?, Jonker Street, Malacca. All book debts prior to the date of 1st September
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      253 5 11 *<(*''i!ilu«i:|»in»;i|iitiir-'iimtit,i»„ i ai iantMiiiiiiiiittiiiiiiitii«' ma, •»nti<ii i i i i i i i .>• <tm« THh PROPRIETORS ()F Lactogen I beg to notify the Public that they have opened a Consultation I Bureau at Amber Mansions, Orchard Road, where free advice I can be obtained by post or personal
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    WHEN AND WHERE. I
    84 5 WHE N AND WHERE. I s ,sr.APOKE DIARY. To-day- Se»t. 4 10.32 am.. 10.32 pm. <I«e*ard ma 1 leave». "«r: SRA v M i'Lcon S.C.C. G-<>r£* Regular. 9 p ra. morrow. Sept. 25. —10.59 a.m.. 11.9 pi. u y 4 ,i,Uesex vs. Singapore. Wednesday, Sept. 26. v 11.25 a.m„ 11.43
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    600 5 IWay, $tpt. 24. Hongkong Shanghai, ukin* f°r U. S. A. A Canada Souclan 2 p.m. Malacca Muar 'Sri Muar 3 p.m. Port Swettenham Penang •Kinta 3 p.m. Ba .ti Pahai A*ng Leong 8 p.m. Manila, Hongkong,» Shanghai* Japan* Bencleuch 3 p.m. Malacca Muar* Hye Leong 4 p.m. Pulau
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
    68 6 DEATH. CORNELIUS-On Saturday. 2-ind September at "Cornelia," Dhoby Ghaut, Alexander Francis Cornelius, aged 57 Jate architect, Singapore. Foreign newspapers please copy. ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Mrs CORNELIVB and her children beg to express thHr g-ateful thanka to all who attended the funeral, <f th* late Mr A. F. A. Cornelius ani
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    AGREEING TO DISAGREE.
    637 6 Mr. Baldwin's visit to Paris, and his personal interview with M. Poincare, is giving rise to expectations of a better understanding between England and France. As we have already intimated, we are not over sanguine of results. We have become accustomed to look upon M. Poincare as
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    SIR LAURENCE GUILLEMARD.
    103 6 Condition Stead ly Improving. The following bullet n has been issued by Has Excellency's Medical Advisers:— His Excellency the Governor is under our care, suffering from clott rag in some of the deeper ye ns of the calf of the right leg. His general health remans excellent,
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    CEYLONESE SURVIVORS IN JAPAN.
    131 6 Death of Mr. Alfred Pieres. Rangoon, Sept. 11.—The Official List of Indian survivors in the Yokohama—Tokio disaster issued by the Bnitish Consul in Kobe includes the names of the following Ceylonese: EHaldas I>a la ram. jeweller of Colombo. He we and Brother, jewellers of H.wa and
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    478 6 Warsaw, Yesterday.—Th rty-s x miners were killed in an explosion of a fir?damp in the Reden mine at Kat•tow tz. —Reutei. A Henghwa was attacked by cix Hockchas last ever r.g at the junct'on of Havelock-rood and Eu Tong Semge'reut and stabbed in /ah* chest and r mi. No arreste
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    DISASTER IN JAPAN.
    60 6 List of British Victims Being Prepared. A telegram has been received at the Colonial Secretariat to the effect that lists of British subjects killed and missing aa a result of the earthquake in Japan are being prepared. In tha meantime the Government is prepared to cable enquiries
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    LOCAL CHINESE WEDDING.
    268 6 Popular Families United. A very impressive Chinese wedding took pLace on Saturday, the contracting partes feeing Mr. Lim Chong Kuo, the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Lim Nee Soon and M ss Tan Layho, seccnd daughter of Mi. and Mra. Tan Ktah Kee. The ceremony was*
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    THE LATE A. F. A. CORNELIUS.
    386 6 V.c reeret to have to record the den.th f Mr. A. F. A. Cornelius, which took place on Saturday eren ng at his residence. "Cornel'V" Xo. 12 Dfioby Great, at the age of 57 years. For the last four months he had been in
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    55 6 A Malbas driver of motor bus 1188 has been arrested and charged with Hash driving and voluntarily causing hurt wi-Jh a dangerous weapon. It is alleged''that the accused knocked down a Hockcha ytastjerday in Rochore Canal-road and when two o her Hockchas attempted to stop him after the accident he
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    SINGAPORE TRAMWAYS
    251 6 'I J If Avoiding p r j. r 1 m ™t*s, the, M, m o and C bar the iWve, Tmmway CoY r couwr^c^^. 1 and* is dcv.. the po ima Wlowlag < a > That the Cr Jmoi Piy a cash amoun: tTh s 1 by the
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    JACKIE COOGAN AS "OLIVER TWIST."
    170 6 Screening at the Palladium. Ii reepenae to nnoerooa neeaa from people wh.> have il Jackie Ooogan in O. ver Tw st. ta managemen. ft: t■ dee ded to Ecreen the picture o Wednesday Seppinber 26 far ftv nights and one Saturday Mat dm sal It
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    LORD BALFOUR'S "MOTS"
    150 6 They are buildin? a tw nty aw star, y building ra America achievement rem r;> <' t '1 story cf Lord BaMbflr A P™* American showed him the Metro politan Tow.r. wfaidi is WO fert"* and explained that I Jj* ftrep oof arterial that posa!b*y be- burnt-
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    30 6 Sentence of three untitled imprisonment was P***™ Gourlay in the Third this morning on front charg, of gaming with Btjfli cf a school in HOU*** cused had two previa in
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    GERMANY FOOLISH.
    248 7 Poincare on Useless Resistance. Generosity of Allies. Paris, Sunday. In u-veiling a war monument at Champenoux M. Poincare expressed utifl'shn.tr.t that Germany had forgotten the generosiiy of the victors i9i> ii. fjmiT* an armistice when they wore about to invade Germany roy the last German d vfs o«s.
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    END OR RESISTANCE?
    140 7 Reuter. Berlin, Sunday. j. s nr.-o fficially stated that re;.rvis f the cccup'.ed territcry, ,-ilariy the Ruhr will me?t in b- at t' ng of the week participate in discussions i th- I;:.p r V Governments and •> f the German States with v i >\ion of
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    BERLIN'S BIG PROBLEM.
    100 7 Reuter. Berlin, Sunday. I: s •'ui- fficia ly staed that in t" v w :h .incats fr3m A fferent q::r:eri aga'n».t the German Govera- a r.ference yesterday between Eber:. the Chancellor the f the Interior and Defence t CommandiT-in-Chief. General Sc-.-ck dec ded on measures to I
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    ENCONDITIONAL SURRENDER.
    47 7 Reuter. Paris, Sunday. rare in three speeches to':<i i refer to the meeting with r Baldw n or of A/ng*Io-Frar.ch y towing f.o the being prepared an advance. k;n<r at re in the on emphasised that Germany'» r *."rer.t]e in the Ruhr must be un—Reuter.
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    NEW GERMAN CURRENCY.
    168 7 Reuter. Berlin, Saturday. The Bill for the creat on of new currency, provides for the establ shment of a currency bank by agriculture* ndustry, trado and commerce, ncluding transportation, and the banking world and property owners. The new money will be caiiled "bodenmark." The bank will be
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    BALDWIN-POINCARE MEETING.
    169 7 Reuter. London, Saturday. According to Reuters correspondent, it is expected that Mr. Baldwin next week will acqua'nt h s colleagues of the results cf his interview with M. Poincare. While no dram at c developments can be expected t s pointed that something if the greatest importance has
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    MUSHROOM REPUBLICS.
    116 7 BULGARIAN COMMUNISTS FOILED. Rebels Besieged. Reuter. Sofia, Yesterday. :s stm'-officially stated that •j. L;a m prevails in the Capital, J disturbances menticnr 20th inetant being repressed j L r;e a sis 'ance of the populate». 5 f u1 K r arra Communist bands 3(J strong attempted to seize
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    EMPIRE WIRELESS.
    141 7 DEADLOCK IN THE NEGOTIATIONS. Post Office Demands. Reuter. London, Sunday. Confirming the "Daily Telegraph's" announcement that negotiations between the Post Office and Marcoms for an Empire wireless service have come to a «fcadDock, "Observer's wireless expert cays it appears that the Post Office 'Insists on securing for itself
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    JANINA MURDERS.
    244 7 STORMY INTERLUDE WHILE INVESTIGATING. Victims Funeral. Reuter. Preveza, Saturday. A stormy interlude occurred while the Ailed Miss on was investigating into the Janina murders at the Albanian Frontier tPost at Kakavia. The Ital an Delegate endeavoured to pi<ss the party armed with caiubin eri nto Greek territory for
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    JAPANESE RELIEF FUND.
    185 7 Mme. Pavlova's Contribution. London, Saturday. The Lord Mayor's Japanese Relief Fund totalled £200,000. To-day's donations included one of £550 from the dancer Madame Pavlova and £40 frcm two fishing villages 'a Cornwall. —Reuter. Melbourne, Saturday. The Japanese Rel'ef Fund reached £60 000.—Reuter. Paris. Saturday. The J?panese Fund
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    CHINESE CHAOS.
    57 7 Action at No Distant Date. Reuter. London, Saturday. I>ealing with the Chinase chaos the "Daily Telegraph" says that the world expects stronger acton from Ch'na than promulgat on. and pious, fatucus resolut ons. It op tk» it b clear that the Western Powers an» compelled to take action
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    WASHINGTON TREATY.
    47 7 U. S. Battleships For Sale. Reuter. New York, Yesterday. The Government is inviting bid» for twenty-one battderfvps and crulseta scrapped under the disarmament treaty. Six of them will be sold c«i Oc?. 25, namely South Dakota., Indiana, Mpntana, United State*, North Caroiirai and Const'tution —Reuter.
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    ORDER OF THE DAY.
    25 7 Earthquake Recorded in Cairo. Reuter. Cairn, Yesterday. The Helouan observatory last evening recorded a big earthquake about 1,500 miles distant. —Reuter.
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    SINGAPORE BASE
    121 7 "A PARADISE ONLY FOR CONTRACTORS/* Shallowness of Waters. Reuter. London, Yesierday. An ou" spoken condemnation of the Si- W oie project appears in an article in Blackwoods Magazine, by Cvon-v Repington. declaring fhat the Bite eioea not provide the necessary area of well-pro.ected airspace, nor security of d
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    PRINTERS STRIKE.
    108 7 Contract Signed Eliminating Strikers. Reuter. New York, Saturday. Th.- Publishers and the Pressmen's Un on signed a contract el m nating strikers —Reuter. New York, Saturday. The contract gives pftksnven an increase of three dollars weekly, a 45hour week for day-workers and a 41hnur week for night-workers.'— Reuter.
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    OBITUARY.
    159 7 Lord Moriey's Sudden End. London. Yesterday. The death p announced of Lord Morley. Lord Morlcy's illmess lasted only a few hours. He enjoyxd good health until this mo-rning when he was raid nly taken ill at his London residence and djed peacefully in the eveiing.—Reuter. Lord Mccley of Blackburn
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    LATE MRS. J. L. ROZARIO.
    206 7 Largely Attended FuneraL We regr .t to record tha death of Mrs. Roza.ti>. wife of Mr. J. L. Rzaro Ba li ff. Supreme Court, and mother of Mr. CJa/ude, Rozacrio, the local boxer and assistant manager of r.ij New World» which occurred during the eariy
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    682 7 CASE OF ALLEGED FORGERY CONTINUED. The Defenc Further hearing w§m recorded today at the Singapore Assizes, before Mr. Justice F. Barrett-Lennard pad a rpec'al jury, of the case in wh'ch A.R.S. Verappa ChiUty stands charged w th the forgery of three promissory nottea. Mr. N. H. P. Whitley,
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    MAN'S IMMORTALITY.
    73 7 Two Interesting Lectures. 44 Is Man Immortal?'' wis the subject presented last n gbt by Elder E. V. Finster at "Tin Gospel Lecture Tort sixth m le stone Upper Seran-goon-road. The speaker most ably d'scussed this large subject, gathering bis evidence from a w'de range of scripture The
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES
    391 8 CRICKET. S. R. C.'s THIRD DEFEAT. By "Wayfarer." Following on their two unsucceaaful efforts to defeat the Lanka Union in the Tournament, the S. R. C. had another effort last Saturday when they met the Lanka Union in a fri ndly game. Going in first the S.
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    ST. JOSEPH'S O. B. BEAT V.M.C.A.
    245 8 The St. Joseph's Old Boya had no difficulty in defeating the Y. M. C. A. on the former's .ground om Saturday. Th* Old Boys played a steady game and' Pennefather, who played an excellent innings, carried his bat for 47, hitting seven fours. No.
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    LAST TOURNAMENT MATCH.
    522 8 By "Wayfarer." The last match in the Singapore Tournament was played last Saturday at Tanglin when the S»C.C. met the Services. Going in first tihe S.C.C. put together 144 for the losj of three wickets and declared. Richei played a pretty innings and was undefeaited with 65.
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    MOTOR RACING.
    33 8 INTERNATIONAL RESULT. Reuter. Lemamse, Yesterday. The International Cup iart Vo'turettes over a course of 604 kilome'res 170 meiires was won by Divot an a Talbot in 216 nvmultes 1 2|5 sees.—Reuter.
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    ATHLETICS.
    27 8 ENGLISH WOMEN BEAT FRENCH. Reuter. Paro's Yesterday. In the Women's Athletic Meeting England! beat France by 7 events to 2 amdt by 60 points against 37-—
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    OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN.
    79 8 No profession affords a better and more pleasant opening for women who wish to earn their own living tlhan shorthand-typing. Readily competent shortihand-typists are sure of good positions. Possessing, as they do, nimble fingers, and being quick to hear quick to 'think and quick to act, women
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    RIFLE-SHOOTING.
    428 8 THE JOHORE RIFLE CLUB. The annual mooting of the Johore Rifle Cub, in celebration cf H H. the SUltarr's birthday, was held on Friday, Supt. 14. Twenty three members turned out to fire. The weather condii iizna were good ajt 200 yards, but about 8 a.m., when shooting was
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    93 8 EXHIBITION GAME. Reuter. An exhibition game of lawn tennis will be played at the S. C. R. C. Padang on Saturday, September 29, at 4.45 p.m.. between Messrs. Tan Chortei Khee and D. H. Kleinman and T. Koizumi and Y. Asano. At Ithe conclusion of the match Lady
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    BADMINTON.
    51 8 EVERTON-ROAD CHAMPIONSHIP. TO-DAY'S TIE8. Ohia Boon Hong vs. Teo Kiat Seng. Chia Ken* Poh vs. Tay Reng Wan. WEDNESDAY'S TIES. Ang Chim Boh vs. Teo K5at Seng. Chia Boon Hong vs. Khoo Joo Poh. FRIDAY'S TIES. Chia Keng Poh vs. Khoo Joo Poh. Tay Keng Wan vs. Khoo Yang
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    BOXING.
    245 8 BATTLING KEY AND PELKY. Both Men Training Hard. A representative of this paper was afforded an opportunity of eeemg Batlitl ng Key in his training quarters at Upper Serangoon during week end. The Champion ia doing strenuoua work and is in excelled form. A seriee of sparring bouts witjh
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    FOOTBALL.
    108 8 HOME LEAGUE RESULTS. London, Sept. 10— The following L ague matches have been played:— First Division. Arsenal 4 West Ham United 1. Birmingjbam nil. Bolton 3. Second Division. Nelson nil. Southampton nil Third Division. (Southern Section.) Aberdare 1, Brentford 2. Northampton nil. Bristol nil. Norwich City nil. Watford nil.
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    SINGAPORE vs. 2nd MIDDLESEX REGIMENT.
    159 8 Smith Turning Out To-morrow. The postponed char/ty match beaveen the Singapore team which won the H M.S. Malaya Cup anj the 2nd Middlesex Regt. team which won the Sngapore Cup will be played tomorrow on tha S.C.C. groundIt is pea ing to note that Roy
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    GOLF.
    43 8 Reuter. Chicago, Saturday. Max Mars.ton beat Swee'jser, the holder in the final in the American Open Amateur Golf Champiorish p in the 38 hole.—Reuter. Chicago, Saturday. In the g*o f siemi-final, Sweetaer, the holder, beat Gardner 8;7 ar.d Marston beat Ouimet 3'2.—Reuter.
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    THE TURF.
    30 8 Reuter. Seuth-tnpton, Saturday. Papyrus, accompanied by its stable companion Bargold, sailed by the Cunarder, the "Aquiftanaa" to America this afternoon. The question of the jockey*is at present undecided.—
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    BALLOON RACE.
    38 8 TWO CATCH FIRE. Reuter. Brussels Yesterday. In the Gordon Benntitt Cup race a Spanish balloon cavjghit fire near Malmes and the pilot was killed. A Swish liaScton caiught fire in Antwerp province. Both cocrupanfts were killed.
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    YACHTING.
    329 8 MALAY BOAT RACING. At the i.tv tatioit of Mr. "and Mrs. H. H. Loh a large number of Chinese friend* and others assembled at their residence Lionagato No. 32-1 Pasir Panjang-road, yesterday monvng to witness Malay boat racing, and to part cipate in tiffin. The boat racing commenced shortly
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    LIPTON'S CHALLENGE.
    39 8 Reuter. London Yesterday. Sir Thomas Lipton arrived from America and state-d that he haa defini tely decided to challenge in the Amerca Cup race in 1925. Plane are Jr* hand for the construction of a new Shamrock.—Reutter
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    HOCKEY.
    71 8 A. P. C. vs. H. K. AND S. R. G. A. In t<he hockey match played on Saturday at Blakan Mati, between Hie A. P. C. and H. K. S. R. G. A. the former emerged winners by th? only g "I scored by de Snuza in the second
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    EVERY MAN A CRITIC
    586 9 BY GEOFFREY DEARMER. If y-m offered the man of average intelligence (i.e., if I may say so, you or me), ihe alternative of crawl*g to Carmelite House and bade in running shorts and a tall hat, or reading Paradise Lost," he would choose the former aaid
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    122 9 Reuter. LorxHi, Aug. 17.—Mr. Richard Eaton,, the Da ly Mail's correspondent, who has just been released from prison in Ruse'fc d<*jlares that the real chief of the Foreign Department is i Russi an vfloana*, less than thiny yCiris of ago. named Simanova. She is a beautiful bkxndo
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    1034 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THH MARhKT. M- LYALL AND EVATT, Bsehfti >*• and Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotations: Singapore, Sept. 24. RUBBER, STERLING SHARES. Mail Quotations. U«no va'uc of shares shown after MUM of company Aiiagar 2s I|2 Anylo-Java 2a 3jl^ Anglo-Malay 20s 24|7%
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    617 10 Singapore, Sept. 15. MEAT Articl*. Prica. 5. c. Beef steak kati 0.45 Beef stew or curry kati 0.38 Pork, lean kati 0.64 Pork, lean snd fat (Ist Quality) kati 0.60 Mutton Indian kati 0.60 Mutton Australian kati (Govt) 0.60 Fow<l kati 0.55 Fowl iarge (3 katis) each
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      627 12 NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that the Power of Attorney dated ?8th Novemer 1919 granted by the Siucere Company Limited, a company duly incorporated in Hongkong, to Chan Po Leng and Luk Huen jointly and severally Las been cancelled and revoked as from tbe 17th eptember 1923. DAVJD CBEN SEE,
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      505 12 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. Incorporated in England by Roval Charter 1853. Paid up Capital in 600,000 shares of £5 each £3,000,000 Reserve Fund £3,800,000 Reserve Liab lity of Proprietors £3,000,000 HEAD OFFICE 38, Bishopsgate, London, E.C. Agencies and Branches. Alor Star Hongkong Puket Amritsar Iloilo Rangooa
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