Malaya Tribune, 17 November 1923

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND^-J SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY > Vol. X. No. 270 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1923 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17. 1923.
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      113 1 HALAYAJRIBUNE j GAZETTE, j Settlement.. published Daily- Events. s 5 f u BST SPOB" REPORTS. j i i i i hhihmihihmi» ..ii"" I ALINE jj a A Highly Concentrated I 8 I DISINFECTANT! 1 GALLON DRUMS vBMI P n v ft Obtainable from all leading stores and wholesale from c
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      152 1 j CHER AMY'S; I Choice Perfumery I and I Toilet Requisites. D Just Received. 3 0 n jj Medical Hall, Ltd., 23. BATTERY ROAD, v 1 SINGAPORE. r I r v r v r BtHwljl I I NEW MODEL ROBINSON PIANOS MADE IN LONDON AND GUARANTEED FOR SEVEN YEARS TERMS
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      284 1 f f r Mis important to >our eye gfeses adjured Why You Should Libby's Evaporated Milk I' |B||| Mjiiji'i ill m^ re than haif t: ie wat r I B'' I P 'I' i I I 811(1 nothin S added.* When figgE Bjjfrj3 j ll I dililfcd with an equal
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    CHRISTIAN CITIZENSHIP CONFERENCE.
    557 2 AN INTERESTING STATEMENT. The following statement was unanimously adopted by the International Christian Cit zenship Conference, recently held at Winona, Lndiana, U. S. A., and cabled to twelve rulers of nat'ons in Europe. Copies have been mailed to c gbtythree rulers of the world: Humanity is staggered
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      199 2 /jf& When you buy Lime juice, make 'Montserrat" Lime Fru.tu.ce certain is MONTS ERRAT, and quenches the thirst and re- wm\\ jj,- j|,; h wiU getting tr e moJt coo l. lies the parched throat as I refreshing of a!! drinks o„ the Ij.mti :i W .i-rrr-t, and U L<
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      329 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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      160 2 Does Your Food Cause Distress If so, r t simply proves that dangerous acid s attacking your delicate stomach l ning and is preventing proper d gestion. This being so, your meals must fail to nourish you, and you run serious risk of :il4iealth and cruel pain. If you neglect
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      523 2 WHAT TO DO WHEN IN THE DUMPS. Put on your bes. suit—go for a brisk walk—take two or three Finkett*--. when jfc-inj? to bed—you'll mirvry ffeef 100 per cent cheerier and better in the monun». j To dispel the causes of low spirits such aa coned pat." \rn, liverishness bilious
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      51 2 SWALLOW I 44 WORLD RENOWNED" I BISCUITS CAKES 1 3 Sole"Agents for Malaya: J FRANCIS MONK Co, jjj 12, ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE. i i. i i i i i 11,,,, CHOTIRMALL'S GRAND CLEARANCE j ANNUAL STOCK-TAKING SALE NOW ON m 1 ."il 52. Hi?h Street. Singapore i I tSLCPfIOXC No
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    LONDON LETTER.
    2182 3 c ROMANCE OF THE l2 E Ria CONFERENCE. n„ r Own Correspondent). I LONDON. Oct. 18. far the P mind sometimes it 10 that all can hear. ~t Chatsworth m wefK- nartv for the Imperial m which, unfortunately, Pr n: Minister and General «*eabsent. The great house, n"
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      323 3 Mii.M.ni i iiiimnum,,,,,,,, v |iti m 111 n n mn, m, llp v it fiiinn mi mmj ,6ARRICK jlll Special Size No. 2 I p I 111 51 HT*HE individuality of a great actor I j j>\ ajjffl enables him to play the part which I it' ,n GARRICK CIGARETTES
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      109 3 j iNsisr 1 I GETTING f JFRAMROZ'S 1 BECAUSE 1 v Always have ft another It's a wise housewife who keepi an extra bottle of B ivnl in reserve —in case of emergencies.. w\ i\ The Croeer isn't always handy, or isn't open if he is handy Jw £p —and
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    888 4  -  COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Felmar." In "The First Born," which has been immortal zed on the screen with Sessue Hayakawa in the leading role, mmi wh eh is now be ng shown at the "Gaiety," Francis Powers, the author, gave to the American public
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      352 4 AMUSEMENTS. Empire Cinema, TAN JONG PAG All ROAD. i i From Thursday, November 15 to Sunday, November 18. In the Second Show at 9.30. A First National Attraction Featuring NORMA TALMADGE in THE BRANDED WOMAN IN 7 PARTS Two new episodes 5 and 6 of Pathe serial RUTH OF THE
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      313 4 AMUSEMENTS. ALHAMBRA From Wednesday, Nov 14, to Monday, Novemb?r 19. In the Second Show at 9 p.m. Sharp. Kilauea Volcano 1 Reel Scenic Picture. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT A Wonderplay of Crashing Dramatic Power (A Special Cosmopolitan Production Directed by) ALBERT CAPELLANI AND ROBERT G. VIGNOLA Two of America's Foremost Screen Directors.
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      441 4 AMUSEMENTS "GAIETY" TnlVirtL Presents To-Night M U 11| h| Its new whirling, smashing, big attrac- tion of spectacular Sensationalism. 9. WILLIAM DESMOND with LAURA LA PLANT E gorf and a great cast in j |to>t/| UNTVERSAL'S STUPENDOUS CONTINUED CHAPTER PLAY OtL TP PERILS of the YUKON J SERIAL v A
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    79 5 ek f Rubber Association. Singapore, Nov. 17. fie l vwes Buyers SeUers. Spot fSt i Cables quote. had'a Spot.— lioeo Smoked Sheet Closing Pr ces. Buyers Sellers 14 50 50% 50% 50% fcteXattfl 51% 53% 52% 53 Lain: Loedoa Cables quota. Lwdor. Spot Is. 2Sd. fm of Market.—Quiet.
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    EXCHANGE.
    69 5 gaporaj Nov. 17. 4 LscdoQ--fc* 4 months' sight 2s. 4 3|l6d Demand 2s. 4 3!32d hmui months' sight 2s 4 19i32d IhriaItekTd Transfer 165% Ot B il ng lak demand draft p.c. Dis Btk demand draft 71% ■i 11--fc" Trailer 139% Ut ja:.- tad Iraft 105 1 i g
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    75 5 r jndebted to the "Nanyo Sh mbun" for the follow- L TOKIO, Thursday. law in the areas devastated lake will cease toLjl fouTt will be reGeneral Yamanfco^ 1 W' H maintained in f"rce armed with L I service depart- by the Me ropoiitan ft Ohta has been
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    UNALTERABLE OPPOSITION.
    52 5 IS H«T~r The "Tmes" M h nl says: Mr. X fc dent Federal X ™>™, repre-I-übl c opinion in J* it j*.. when > in an interim 10, l bat the Province rNti, a ny interference 7* w th a view to eh, franchse. P 1 its U-islature
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE.
    135 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS TIN. To-day, $108 75 per pikul 200 to sold. PRODUCE. Buyers Se'lera Gambier $18.50 avu Cube Hamburg: Cube Press Cube White Pepper 23.00 Mixed Black Pepper 15.25 Sundried Copra 11,30 Mixed Copra 11.00 Small Flake Tapoca 12 50 Med. Pearl Tapioca 13 00 Small Pearl
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    ETLIN AND CO'S REPORT.
    423 5 Singapore, Nov. 17. Tin.—London £218.12^6. Rubber.—London, Is. 2%d. Tins.—Taipings 95 to 98 cents North Taipings $1.05 to $1.10, South Taipings $1.01 o $1.04 Johans 31 to 34 cents, Menglenrbus 50 to 55 cents, TaLams 28 to 31 cents, Petalings 95 to 98 cents, Ulu Piahs $2.02%
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    FEDERAL COUNCIL.
    229 5 TOO MANY CIVIL SERVANTS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) KUALA LUMPUR, Yesterday. The Hoa Mr. W. G. Maxwell, ia the course off his reply at the budget debate, agreed to Mr. Robson's critic sms concerning the employment of too many Europeans on the ralways. Regarding the increase of pensions,
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    110 5 ARRIVALS. November, 17. Esmeralda from Bagan. Kinta from Penang. Sri Muar from Malacca. CLEARANCES. November, 17. Capt. Faure for Dunkirk via ports. Ban Whatt Hin for Muar and Malacca. Katong for Bangkok. Krian for Kelantar». Klang for Penang via P. Swettenhaon. Hong Ho for Tringganu via porta. These
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    35 5 The rate of issue of Money Orders tor India and Ceylon today is lis. 165 -qua! to «l00. Tbe rate ot payment 5 Kloney Orders trom lndi» «nd Ceylon is lt». 170 equal to «100.
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      113 5 WANTED at with experience. Grade II clerical salary. Apply In own handwriting, men only, Chinese preferred. Apply to C.A.S. c/o Malaya Tribune. JUST RECEIVED LETTS POCKET DIARIES FOR 1924 CHRISTMAS A NEW YEAR CARDS Also Books and N< vels, Magazines, Newspapers. Autograph Albums, Postage Stamps, Stamp Albums and Stamp Catalogues.
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      601 5 J IMPORTANT NOTICE. I v m I REMOVAL I 3 It is hereby notifiedjthat on and 3 after Thursday, the Bth instant, j I Agent for Titan Bran 1 tO P Entrance from lr I Ufm Raffles s^uare b (Next j j f MCSSrS Kel 3 VVa,sh,) i j Tftiephone
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      54 5 WEATHER REPORT. Kandang Kerbau Hospital. Singapore, Nov. 16. Bared 32 Fah 1016.9 1013.7 1015.4. Temperature 86 90 83. Wet Bulb Ther 80 81 80. Dir. of Wind. SW W Calm. Max. Temp, in shade 91. M n Temp jp Shade 74. Max. in Sun 146. Tor rad Ther 72. Radnifall
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    90 5 SINGAPORE DIARY. To-d.y. 5.56 a.m.. 5.3o p.m. 82,11 .aard mail due. M°Cra Madame BU^rfly tre 9JO p.m. ?tu .va< :up S'porevs. Johore. World. To-morrow. Nov. 18. 7 •_> a.m. 7 9 P-m-0 aunch.es>: 10 11. 2-30. 9 oq 10 30, 12.30. 3.30. Monday. Nov. 19. am. 8.22
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    594 5 To-day, Nov. 17. Medan Media a p M Port Swettenham Penang I *Klang 3 p.m Muar Malacca ♦Barn Whatt Rift 3 p.m Mtiir *Ban Wlhatt Soon 3 p.m r. Batu Pahat Men* 3 p.m Batu Padiat ALiig L?cng 4 p.m. Colombo Bombay ♦Hakodate Maru 4 p.m. Medan Penang*
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    THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS PENSION FUND.
    1322 6 The unofficial members of the Federal Counc 1 have not been slow in pointing out the very rapid rse there has been in the votes for pensico. h has riseu from $1,000,000 \o $2,200.000 in five years—l92o--1924. It will be imtierestirg to.kr.ow whether theae
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    480 6 Mr. G. Clayton i* appointed to aat as assistant xict judge in Singapore. The following leaive ihais been granted.—Mr. R. Bird and Mr. J. R. Neave, each eililht mom ihs. Mr. F. G. Aplin, assistant superintendent, Chandu Mono polks, has gone to Ipoh on transfer. Mr. W. Dunmaji is. appointed
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    238 6 The following guests were present at a dinner given by His Excellency the High Commissioner and Lady Guill c mard at Government House on Wednesday Nov. 14:— H. H- the Sultan of Perak, K.C.M.G., H. H. ihe Yang di Pertuan Besar of Negri Sembilan, K.C.M.G., the Hon. Mr. W. G.
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    LATE KIM SENG'S ESTATE.
    163 6 Defendant Wins Action. The hearing of the suit in which Mr. Tart Soo Hock and his wife Yeo Kirn Neo, executor and executrix of the late Mr. Tan J ak Hoay claimed over $60,000 from Mr. Tan Jiak Choo in respect of shares and dividend in
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    NEWS FROM PENANG.
    54 6 (From Our Own Correspondjnt.) PENANG. Thursday. Three hundred attended the suecessr ful Ball Masque at the E. and O Hotel, organ sed by the ex-Servicers Mr. Justice Sproule announced that the Poppy Day collections amounted to |4 517 mj the auction of various ar vie* $500 for
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    APPEAL COURT.
    174 6 Amo.Tg the fifteen cases in the list of appeals to be heard in the coming sessions, which w 11 commence s-ttln* next Tuesday, is the question of law in the receni murder case Rex vs. Pachay, whether counsel could address the jury, after the accused had pleaded guilty.
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    102 6 During the hearing of eoane applications for receiving orders in the Bankruptcy Court yesterday, Mr. Justice Barrett-Lennard remarked that debtors seemed to think that the best course was for them to s ay away, rn which case he had no other alternative but to make the order. In
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    THE PALLADIUM THEATRE.
    85 6 There will be a spoefcd matinee at .he Pailladium at 5 p.m. Do-day when Harold Lloyd w, 11 appear in 'A Sa.lorMade Man". Felix wLl'l wtm ralate some of his adventures. On; Sunday the Palladium wiJl revert entirely to pie ure.s wll h a Paramount programme irsdludJng
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    83 6 HAGUE, Yesterday, The queen asked the Catholic Deputy Koolen and President of the Second Chamber to form a Cabinet.— Reuter. Major E. V. Wajteart. D.S.Cv R.G.A., is granted leave of absence on private affairs from 18 unitl December 18, 1923, with permission to pjoceed to Ros.ieo, Manila and Hongkong. PARIS
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    CABLE TELEGRAPHY.
    382 6 AM IMPROVED sv MX The Batten, Kx-, n^n Coy. Ltd., sent v, a res "lt of the penerTl made in the scier.ee ofV graphy the human element tendency to error a eliminated, and installed to replace the f or of hand transmission andT^J The tra-.s t:on peris! <
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    LETTER-BOX.
    205 6 [We do not necessarily endow» opinions expressed by corresp* den*£.] A SUGGESTION (To The Ed tor, "Malaya Trtoa»'-» Sir—It would not be out oi p* to suggest that a fight be between Cowboy Reyes B»Key befor? the latter d? arJ Australia. That ih<se two piw»* boxers will make a
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    NOVEL BANGLES.
    33 6 The latest bangle ka oua'.y cone.aUd device b can b filled wi h easily drWosed s bracelet by pressings Th.sear. made in and though resembling y bangks. ar elbow, not abov-
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      42 6 THE PROPRIETORS OF Lactogen be* to notify the Public that they hare opened a Conaimation Borcaa 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.
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    HOME POLITICS.
    197 7 KING'S PROROGATION Th SPEECH. nt cresting Comments. Reuter. LONDON, Yesfc?rdiy. X' ng's prorogation speech rethe folium to secure the assent f* FreQch Government to the pro- for the appointment of a Re- Commission of Enquiry h profound anxiety fl of the present serious ped in Germany which the
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    SMUTS ON PREFERENCE.
    87 7 Reuter. LONDON, Yesterday. Get Smuts seen by Reuter at tehimpto-. prior to his sailing for kh Afrca expressed much satisfcfo it the result of the conference nth had br n a distinct advantage 'it Dominions which also stood reap a mater; .1 advanage if prea*ca offered by
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    THE NEW PARLIAMENT.
    28 7 Reuter. LONDON, Yesterday. proclamation has been P and announces the new meet on January 8. 12 is the date to which it f y Prorogued—Reuter.
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    MR.BRUCE'S REVIEW.
    67 7 Reuter. LONDON, Yesterday. :euing the work of nee says that the »ed on the subjict of P*; acc rf i with the Australian he nraint-nance of a one l tova! standard wj,h necessary f&r and fuel facilities, »r the adequate of maritime communicaa: Si »gapore and the mainL
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    IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
    108 7 Reuter. Jta L0XD ON. Thursday, i I* Hous* Uest ona asked in toh Emmons to<i»ay. The 4,sa,lo *«d many, notably the Ifc <>r removal of the ft wi' n g:oum that they >atin points. Reply*5 ar (^ues t°ns, Mr. Chamber- at French debt to W
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    ANGLO-PERSIAN OIL.
    91 7 Reuter. > nr r u>1 J D0N Th^yfk qustions S r V> b K fcrU «id that the S (J< ?ht ac( luisition by GovV 0l ho n S in the Ar.glo%U>a 1 **en under con2® k nie t J ne. No dccdreachcd and n ritomplated by Gov-
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    OUR NAVAL BASE.
    77 7 Reuter. LONDON, Thursday. In reply to questions Mr. Boyd Carpenter said that owing to tit housing shortage in Hongkong it was deemed desirable to confine the appointments of charge-men to those volunteer ng to go without families. The question whether the circumstances warrant the removal of restrict
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    THE CLOSING SCENES.
    64 7 Reuter. LONDON, Thursday. There were boisterous scenes towards the Close. S r Lloyd Greame, who wound up on behalf of Government, met Wih a storm of derisive interjections. There were vociferous cheers and counter cheers at the closure which was finally carr ed by 292 ta 192
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    STEEL IN RUHR VALLEY.
    68 7 Reuter. LONDON, Yesterday. In the House of Commons replyi ng to Mr. Foot Sir Lloyd Greame said tha t it was impossible to state witfo any certornty but he believed that millions of tons of steel were at present accumulated in the Ruhr Valley, and the
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    OPINIONS DIFFER.
    148 7 ANGLO-FRENCH RELATIONSHIP. British View Point. Reuter. LONDON, Yeaterday. In connection with the grave divergency of Anglo-French opinion winh regard" to the quesl ion of sanctions if the Reich fails to guarantee resumption under military control, well-in-formed circles in London hope that the agreement will be possible but fc
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    THE HEIGHT OF AMBITION.
    106 7 Reuter. CHICAGO, Yesterday. Senator Johnson (California) has announced his intention of presenting himself for Republican nomination for the Presidency. He declares the ensuing contest will determine whether the Republican party shall be a permanent instrument of react"un, er whe'her it will respond to presentday conditions and
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    WHAT U. S. A. SHOULD DO.
    47 7 Reuter. DALLAS, Yesterday. Th« House of B3shops of tihe Episcopal church has passed a resolution that it is th:3> imperative du y of Un?ted States either to join the existing League of Nations or immediately organise another effective Association of Nations.—Router.
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    GLASSWORKS IN BELGIUM.
    26 7 Reuter. LONDON. Yesterday. The glassworks in Belgium have lately received most important orders from Ch na and Japan and are enjoying unprecedented prosperity.—Reute».
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    CROWN PRINCE'S RETURN.
    98 7 ENTIRELY IGNORANT OF THE MOVEMENT. Ex-Kaiser's Explanation. Reuter. DOORN, Yes> erday. The ex-Kaiser in a communique says that the return of the Crown Prince was prepared and carried out wrtlhout his knowledge. He received a farewell letter from the Crown Prince after he had crossed the frontier.
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    ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL.
    62 7 Boilermakeri' Dispute Settled. Reuter. LONDON, Yesterday. A basis of settlement of the boilermakers' dispute of April 30, has been reached at the Conference at Edhburgh this evening. The terms of the agreement was subject to ballot after wh'ch resumption work was arranged. Cheers and singing
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    PEERAGE FOR LORD ROBERT CECIL.
    50 7 Reuter. LONDON, Yesterday. His Majesty has conferred a peerage on Lord Robert Cecil. He has keen medically advised to avoid undue exertions, and in view of the forthcoming meeting of the Council of the League of Nations, will not antic pr.te in the general election.—
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    CONDEMNED GREEK OFFICERS.
    38 7 Executions Stayed. Reuter. ATHENS, Yesterday. Follow ng the intercession of the Liberal Party and the press on behalf of the condemned Greek officers, the Government has ordered the sunpens'on of the executions "until further notce".—Reuter.
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    HELPING GERMANY.
    52 7 Loan From U.S.A. Reuter. LONDON, Yesterday. A message from Washington stated that administration was considering a loan to Germany of 150,000,000 dollars for the purchase of food. The United States will thue be also assisting American agricultural indu? ry. The supervision of the expenditure would be entrusted to
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    EUROPE'S OUTLOOK.
    54 7 Reuter. Times' Comment. NEW YORK, Yesterday. In an ed torial mes" says that if General Smuts' call to the Reparation® Conference is not answered quickly in some practical way, by assuring France of secunity, and then assiistimg Germany to save herself, there will be millions more of cases
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    ALLEGED MURDER.
    18 7 Reuter. LAUSANNE, Yesterday. Oonradi Pukinin who was charged with the murder of Vorowsky has been acquitted.—]
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    GRAND OPERA.
    366 7 "LA BOHEME." The reputation that Signor A Carpi's Company are particularly good in Puccini's La Boheme was amply justified by the r production of the piece at the V ctoria Theatre last night to an apprec at ye house, though cot a full one. The piece, though not
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    EMPIRE EXHIBITION.
    127 7 Meeting of Executive Council. Reuter. LONDON. Yesterday. The Duke of Devonshire, presid ng at the first meeting of the Executive Council of the Empire Exh bit on s'nce the board was re-established, opined thit there wai every reason to regard the future confidently. Sir James Stevenson, dealng with
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    GERMAN PROBLEMS.
    48 7 Reuter. BERLIN, Yesterday. Th* Cabinet has decided to devote 100,000,000 rent en marks out of a total of 900,000 000 placed at the disposal of Government by rentenbank to the comtJinued payment of subsidies in occupied territories, especially unemployment doles. The i9?ue of* rentenmarfes began to-day.—Reuter.
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    SMUTS DEPARTURE.
    31 7 Reuter. LONDON, Yesterday. A large company bade farewell to General Smiiies at Waterloo on his departure fer Heme, including the Netherlands Mhister with whom he lenghiily conversed/ in Dutch.—
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    MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
    78 7 The following action was taken at a committee meeting held on Nov. 13:— Accepted the tender of Mr. Graham Hutchison of $32-500 for construct'on of addi ional filters at Alexandra-road Sewage Works. Decided not to erect a shelter in Raffles Place for Rikisha pullers. Decided to refer to
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    RUBBER AND SHARE.
    599 7 WEEKLY AUCTION. Messrs. (iuihrie Co. Singapore, Yesterday. The Commod ty Market has been fluctuating but with an improving tendency and values are again a few points better. The fea oare of the week has brcn the abnormal shortage of spot rubber, whrioh has been caused primarily by
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      68 7 WHAT INTERESTS YOU? Page No. The Widows and Orphans Pension Fund Cable Telegraphy 6 Late Kim Seng's Estate 6 Letter-Box 6 Home Politics This page Opinion Differ This page Crown Prince's Return This page Weekly Rubber Report Th e page Grand Opera This page Christmas Citizenship Conference 2 London Let;'ex
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      91 7 THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON. A University Degree is the best I educational qualificat on that a school teacher can possess T.»e Degree Examinat'ons of the Univers ty cf London are open to external students, and although h gh standard is required of cand dates in all grades of the examinations
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    411 8 Sports Pastimes. FOOTBALL. SINGAPORE vb. HERCULES. Pennefather's Team BeatenMr. Pennefather's eleven that saifed for Java does not appear to have created any favourable impression m their first match with the Hercules taftm a. will be seen from the foljowinK translation made from the He Nieuwe van der D«g" o{ the
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    MIDDLESEX DO WELL IN INDIA.
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    195 8 COWBOY REYES vs. GRAND. To-night's Contests. With all arrangements satisfactorily completed, numbers will turn their steps toward the New World to-night, when one of the best boxing bills ever staged in Singapore will be put on the boards. While the main interest naturally is centering on the feature bout
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    EX-BANTAM WEIGHT CHAMPION.
    59 8 T. Shimamoto, out popular ex-Bantam-weight champion, wr.tes to us from Sumatra and would Uke all his boxing friends here and elsewhere to know that he has now retired from the ring. He would be glad to hear from local boxers at anytime and communications should be addressed
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    433 8 Luis Angel F rpo will return to his native Argentina without engaging in further bouts here this year, unless an unusually profitable offer is made for him to remain for another heavy-weight battle. This statement was made yesterday by Gu llermo Widmer, F'rpo's secretary and interpreter.
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    18 8 Y. M. C. A. C. E. Smith vs. Tan Chon Gark, unfinished, to finish on Wednesday.
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    203 8 S.C.C. Beat I.A. Though the SiC.C. defeated the Indian Assoc ia ion in the match at hockey playfcd on the padang yesterday afternoon by four goals to one, tihe visitors put up a splendid show. Brooks opened the score early in the first half and until the interval play
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    308 8 FILIPINO CHAMPION SPRINTER. Fortunate Gatalon, Filipino sprPnter, has won the honor of representing the Philippines at the Olympic games to be held in Paris m 1924. Catalon has covered the century in 9 415 seconds, within of a second of the word's record h:ld by Charles W. Paddock H.
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