Malaya Tribune, 26 November 1923

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY Vol. X, No. 277 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1923 FIVE CENTS. THE Malaya Tribune. MONDAY, NOV. 26, 1923.
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      150 1 I «AIAYA TRIBUNE f I and I dipping GAZETTE- Editorial Dept. I 171 Managerial Dept. I kipTION RATES. I I pATABLEIN ADVANCE. j $15.00 I 3.75 p er quarter Postage extra 50 eta. pe r month. I CONDENSED MILK I Gt DOUBLE OX BRAND I In SOLE AGENTS: {HARRISONS. BARKER
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      155 1 ORGAN RECITAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wednesday, Nov. 28, 1923 8.45 p.m PROGRAMMES AT BOOR. Space kindly lent by MEDIC \L HALL, LTD. t NEW MODEL ROBINSON PIANOS MADE IN LONDON AND GUARANTEED FOR SEVEN YEARS TERMS FOR PURCHASE. $25 Monthly. CALL AND INSPECT THEM. FRESH SHIPMENTS OF Houbigant's and Piver's famous
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      201 1 iiii Miri nrn^ ij your E I J CHILD'S EYES I fllzve them Examined I lXt By One of Our I *W OP TOM E TRISTS, J THE I! ASTERN OPTICAL CO- f I 15, South Canal Road, Singapore. I 4-l'>t^nfli'li'l'^<itii|itfl!:|ii|iiritit|M|fitiiti!iiiKti<iiitnffiifletii|iit > m II Libby's recipe book covering meats, A
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    THREE NOTABLE RECRUITS.
    892 2 MARSHALL HALL. MARTIN BRADLEY AND ROBERT BLATCHFORD. (By Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.) I have read with delight the manly, outspoken article of Robert Blatchford in which he admits without any qualification that he has spoken with hie "dead" wife. It is, indeed, refreshing to meet a man
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    LABOURER'S PRIZE.
    208 2 Broujht Up Eleven Children Without Parish Relief. The special prize for an agricultural labourer bringing up the largest number of eh hirer, without parochial relief was won by G. Trigg, of Otters>haw, with eleven children at the Chertsey Agricultural Show. The depressed and perilous condit'on of agriculture was
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    INSANITY DUE TO POISONOUS SUBSTANCES.
    254 2 Reaasur ng statements regarding the treatment of tha insane were mada at the annual meeting 1 of the Mcd co-Psychological Aasoc ation, under the preside.-cy of Leutenant-Colo-nal Edwin Goodall. It has been aacerta ned that numerous cases of insanity are due to poisonous subatanees n
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      388 2 wonderful skin re.redy the world has I WnWAMilmwk ever known. Whether it be a cut, burn or 1 mmmmm MBBSw scald, a bite or sting, r festered, inflamed or poisoned 5 mmLwL% 5f "'"tfeh'-d wound, te.- ma, itch, rrcr'as'r, hcrt r°«h. rineworm. B ml *JLmw&mmm cnronic sores, ulcsrs, abscesses or
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      130 2 THE BURDEN LIFTED. Sciatica causes the most acute agony, making your life a burden but if you don't fight the disease,' it will gradually get a firmer and firmer hold on you—anc then? There is only one sure weapon that you can use in your fight-and that can use in
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      228 2 I I SWAT the ny I S Pupae lyina j j THE SUPER INSECT KILLER I OUTFIT (Sprayer and one tin liquid) $156 fl REFILLS pints $2.85, quarts $3.50 I The Straits Chemical Co., The British Pharmacy, I 440-2. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. SOLE DISTRIBLT ()RS, te Representatives S FOR MALAYA,
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    ATOM NOT MIGHTY.
    844 3 EXPLODED THEORY OE SOURCE OF ENEIiGY. The dreams of those who hopes? that much of the work of the world would be done in future by mean* of energy inexpens'vely released from the atom were dashed to the ground by Professor Sir Ernest Rutherford, the >wew president,
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    EXPERIENCES OF A LADY TYPIST IN PARIS.
    258 3 At her home, No. 47 Rue Fontaine Paris, Miss Emilienne Reverdi. a y-ovmg iady w.io earm h.r living as a yn'st,, recently made the foilowng statement: 4lt fives nfc, much pleasure to tell you about the go«" which Dr. Wiiiiams' Pink Pills have
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      207 3 Use Cuticura And Watch your Skin Improve Nothing better to cleanse and Jfttbe skin and to keep it free pimples and blackheads than Scura So.p for every-day toilet L, Asai* l with Cuticura Ointment 2n accessary. Cuticura Talcum a glio ideal for the skm. OiDtaMBtU.M and)• 64. &■> BritishD«pot:F Haw—itSm
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      38 3 Telephone 2419 LIM CfIEE SENG, 17, Cecil Street, Singapore. MICHELIN TYRES STOCKIST. tSjSfcT Supplier of all kinds of i Pneumatic and Mobiloil Tyres and alio .ft supplier of GARGOYLE BBMMfjl Lubricating oil. CHEAPEST IN THE r~wf JOT MARKET.
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      443 3 r/Ae I 6ARRICK 1 i II Special Size No. 2 j I I CIGARETTES j 111 1 HpHE individuality of a great actor 1 J enables him to play the part which j L In GARRICK CIGARETTES ii is their z I I individual quality which gives them the r
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    700 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Felmar." From a photographic standpoint, greater vari:ty wUI be offered in Mary Pckford's next production, entitled "Through the Back Door," than in anything this star has ever offered to theatre patrons. This production is be ng featured at the Palladium.
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      344 4 AMUSEMENTS. Empire Cinema, TANJONG PAGAH ROAJ). From Monday, November 26 to Wednesday, November 28. In the Second Show at 9.30. MARY PICKFORD In her second picture from her own studio THE HOODLUM IN 6 PARTS Unquestionably the greatest character study of Mary Pickford's career. HERBERT RAWLINSON In the startling story
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      237 4 AMUSEMENTS. ALHAMBRA From Monday, No 7. 26, to Saturday, December 1. 1 l 1' ill In the Secopd Show at 9 p.m. Sharp. Topical Budget British Screen News. CARL LAEMMLE PRESENTS Ralph Grave and Margurite De la Motte. IN The Jilt IN 5 REELS. The story of a girl who
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      433 4 AMUSEMENTS. "GAIETY" j To-Nighls Thousands L Exceptionally Fine Production. ""CKIDC'i TO J. Parker Read Jr. Presents Hobart Bosworth wVflfl In the unusually strong ard K^^iJ/itV' dramitically Powerful Picture N A THOUSAND TO ONE 3km j BY MAX BRAND y Sg, TO SEE As a back ground for this story there
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    MARRIED MEN
    42 5 c i a difficult to select I gut for their a the same posiy not Kive your wife we! This Course ri r to make pretty f and for her 1 w particular*. Woof Domestic Arts and Ud 137, Ceol^treet,
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    52 5 ARRIVALS. November, 26. Tsurugisan Maru from Miike. Falstria from Bangkok. Coen from Palembang. Singkep from Tongkal. Maetsuycker from Boeleleng. Pontianak from Singkep. Minf from Miri. Deli from Zamboanga. Ipoh from Ponang. Circe from Belawan. CLEARANCES. November, 26. Khiva for Japan via ports. Sarvistan for Amoy via ports, t
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    25 5 The P. and O. s.s. Nyanza has left Hongkong, and is expected to arrive at this port at 6 a.m. on Friday, the 30th 'instant.
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    EXCHANGE.
    90 5 Singapore, Nov. 26. n London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s. 4 7j32d. Demand 2s. 4%d» Private 3 months' sight 2s 4%d. 'n ln<iia— Bavnk Te 1 Transfer 164% Hi Hongkong— Bafnk demand dfraft pc. Dife )n S ansrh i— Batik demand draft 68% Norn. •Ja Java— Bank Tel. Transfer
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    87 5 C. of C Rubber Association. Singapore, Nov. 26. r*ale Crepj Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers. Spot 51 Latest London Cables quote. London Spot.— Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers Seller* Spot 51 51% December 51% 51% Jan ip 52 52% April 'to June 53% 54 Tjatest London Cables quota.
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    114 5 We are indebted to the "Nanyo tfichi-Nichi Sh mbun" for the following: TOKIO, Friday. It ia not believed tihat the NowSeiyu union will be forrofil in time for the coming extraordinary session of the Diet. It is understood that the formation is much impeded by the opinions
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    THE EMPIRE THEATRE.
    119 5 Can you imagine a thousand laughs in a singlo picture? That's just what the laugh-smiths estimate on "Hoodlum" a six reel First National Production presenting Mary Pckford the worlds sweetheart. The programme is enhanced by an Universal attraction "One Wonderful Night" starring Herbert Rawlinson. It is a
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE.
    123 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS TIN. To-day. $113.75 Buyers. No sellers. PRODUCE. Buyers Sellers Gambier $19.00 Java Cube Hamburg Cube Press Cube w. White Pepper 26.50 Mixed Black Pepper 17.25 ♦Sundried Copra 11.80 11.80 ♦Mixed Copra 11.45 Sraail Flake Tapioca 13.75 Med. Pearl Tapioca 14.50 Small Pearl Tapioca 14.50 Fair
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    ETLIN AND CO'S REPORT.
    179 5 Singapore Nov. 26. Tin.—London £222.15.0. Rubber.—London, Is. 2%d. Tins.—Tapings 98 cents to $1 01, Nortih Taipings $1.05 to $1.10, South Taipings 98 centss to $1.01 ex J:>hane 31 to 34 cents, Meovglambus 47% to 50 cents, Talams 26 to 28 cents Petalings 93 to 96 cents,
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    LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT.
    151 5 Tin.—£222.15.0. Rubber.—Is. 2%d. unchanged. Rubbers.—Cr&igeleas 57% to 60 cerats, Bassetts $1.02 to $1.0o, Malaka Pindas $1.43 to $1.46 Kuala Sidims $2 to $2.10, Mentakabs 21% to 23% cents, Ulu Benuts 22% to 24 cents. Mining.—Kamusnfcings 38s. 3d. to 39s. 3d. Kampong Kamuntings 45s. to 46s. Talams
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    MACPHAIL & CO'S REPORT.
    311 5 MACPHAIL CO'S REPORT. Rubber—London Is. 2%d. Local 50% cents. Tin. —London, Nov. 24, £222.15.0. Rubbers. —Altenbys $1.25 to $1-30, Amalgamated Malays $1.80 to $2, Aye* Panas $4.90 to $5.10, IndfrBgrfe $4.55 to $4.75, Kuala Sidims $2.05 to $2.15, Pindar $1.42% to $1.47%, Menitiakabs 21 to 24 cts. New Scudaife $1.05
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    GROWING MILITARY STRENGTH.
    159 5 London, Nov. 12. —The problem of the military control of Germany requires v:ry cautious handling, says the "Times" Paris correspondent. The Ailies cannot afford to allow Germany to arm. France is asserting that Germany is progressively becoming s ronhrter militarily ag a* result of ten months' absence
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      234 5 NOTICE. We beg to announce that, from date hereof, the telephone numters, viz. 70 and 1568, ef our Head Office, No. 1, River Valley Road, have been changed to Nos. 2960 and 2961 respectively. TAN KAH KEE Co., Singapore, November, 24, 1923. EDUCATIONAL NOTICE. Over 50 seats are available in
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      197 5 I IMPORTANT NOTICE. 0 j 1 j REMOVAL I It is hereby notifiedjthat on and af er Tn r sday, the Bth instant, 1 j the address of Mr(i AURELY S j Se,lin^Agent f r Titan Brand tOP T Entrance from l|p| w& li^ r Raf/I2S S:,uare by ,ift (Nex<
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      127 5 (> llBII lllll irn.nininiiiimii.nininiiiaimin I THE PROPRIETORS OF Lactogen l beg to notify the Psblic that th y hare opened a Consultation Bnrean at Amber Mansions. Orchard Road, where freo advics I can be obtained by post or personal visit. 3*TJi Z NESTLE ANGLO-SWISS CONDENSED MILK CO. I (London.) 144-147
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      40 5 LEATHER REPORT. Kandanj- Kerbau Hospital. .rapore, Nov. 24. J P h 1D17.4 1014.5 1017.7. jNntare 82 77 76. JJ Ther. 79, 76 75. NW N Calm. fm 9 m Shade 71. ax Sun. 137. Ther. 73. 24 hour. 7.87 M.M.
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    206 5 tO-DAY. NOV. 26. Men* 2 pan. Pa nat Penang pen Swk 'Kinta 3 p.m. DonggaU 3 pjm. Suel," Amsterdam* RotterHamburg* Pfalz 3 p.m. m Muir* Sri Muar 3 p-m. lacra x U ar *Hye Leong 4 p.m. Y Mars illes.* Barcelona* u j-k* Mesna 6 p.m. Haiphong, Hongkong,*
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    CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR LETTER AND PARCEL MAILS.
    190 5 Ma la for Europe. Ckastmas letters Nov. 28. Nit Year Utters Dec. 4, 6, parcels Sot. 27, 28. Maila for U. S. A. X-w Year letters Nov. 28. Mail» for Canada. Ktw Yt-ar letters Nov. 28. Mnilg for Australia. Qtrstmas letters November
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    115 6 A SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day, Nov. 26. High Tides.—o 8 a.m., 11.33 p.m. Dutch homeward mail closes. Ailsa Regular. 2nd Decree, 5.30 p.m. Indian' Assn., Literary Meeting 8 p.m. To-morrow, Nov. 27. High T'des.—o-41 a.m., 0.2 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 28. High Tides —1.16 a.m., 0.36 p.m. Lodge St.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
    64 6 DEATHS. PETER JOHN CARNEIRO, ag)e 28. At the G.raeral Hospital this morning at 8.50. Funeral from mortuary this evening a: 4.30 to Bidadari Cemetery. ABEYANAYAKE—Wittie the four y.iar o'd 5v«n of Mr. H. W. Abeyar.iyake. Chief Clerk to the Water Engineer, S. M. C.. died Sunday evening of
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    ELECTION ISSUES.
    809 6 In a week or so England will pass through the experience of another General Election. It should one of the keenest elections in British parliamentary history and we expect record polling figures. There may be a disposition on the part of some voters to deliberately abstain on account
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    NOTES AND COMMENTS.
    657 6 Our Ever-Present Peril. It is bering brougiht home to Magistrates ia England and in other counitH.es that th-e only effective method 0 f stopping dangeroua motor-driving is to send the criminal to gaol We therefore congratulatic ihe Singapore Magistrate who passed the onCy sens'ble sentence on an
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    273 6 Members of the. Indian Association are reminded of debate which will lake place at 8 o'clock. The Vacuum Oil Co., send us tbkir 1924 calendar, which is n four par..-, each with a beautiful pic ure by Malcolm Fnaiser. DUBLIN Friday. The terms of the new free state loa- are
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    THE TWELVE MILE LIMIT.
    153 6 Sequel to Seizure of British Schooner. Reuter. GALVESTON, Yesterday. With regard to the seizure of Island Home," the Customs Authorities decline to disclose on what authority they are acting. The Port Collector says that he has received tno instruetioms w th regard to his status under
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    INDEPENDENCE OF ARMENIA.
    135 6 Ratification of Lausanne Treaty Opposed. Reuter. NEW YORK, Saturday. Mr. Gerard, ex-Ambassador to Germany, prosded at a luncheon under the auspices of the Amer can Cc ram:ttee for tCne independence of armenia. It wa dec dud to send a memorar dum to the Senate, eppos ntr the
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    KENYA QUESTION.
    101 6 Reuter. Immigration Restricted. LONDON, Yesterday. The latest development of the Indian question of Kenya is the publiof a Bill at Nairobi aiming to restrict imm'gration without making any racial distinct ons Anyone wishing to bring in an employee must first show that he is unable to obtain a
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    JAPAN AND ITALY.
    41 6 Bonds of Cordiality. Reuter. ROME. Saturday. The Minister Thaomdirevel entertained to dinner the Japanese Ambassador of the Japanese Naval Mission. Hi? toasted "the gu.slfcs" and the Ambassador replied stressing on the bends of sympathy between the two navies
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    INDIAN ELECTIONS.
    51 6 An Effective Opposition. Reuter. DELHI, Sunday. Despite the r substantial gains in the ekteticn for the provinc al councils, especially in Bombay Bengal and the Unted Prov nces. tftie Swaraj caiv dSdate failed to obtain la working majority in any province, though they wll const tute an effective
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    DUTCH CABINET.
    46 6 Reuter. HAGUE, Saturday. The Quetn has instructed Van Blokland of the Foreign Affairs Department to form a cabinet.—Reuter. HAGUE. Saturday. Mr. Koolen, President of the Second Chamber has informed the Queen that he is unable to carry out the foundation of a new cabinet.
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    A ROYAL VISIT.
    23 6 Reuter. FLORENCE, Saturday. Thoir Spanish Majesties have arrived and were ovated by a crowd as they passed through decorated streets.
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    THE OPIUM EVIL.
    419 6 F-MS DELEGATES IN SINGAPORE o.. ur The SeUng v,, bw fcring 5^3 curse and J to sister or* an *n Malay, recently tnd E. S. Hose, when h, Secretary. Mr. H wfth their obj ct.butdnub!^ 5 part s ceuid Lra topped. Thy would hay an army of
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    A WELL-KNOWN PAINTER.
    37 6 Arriving > cxl Mr. A. and a brother-:r.-la» Justice Sir Walter 1 to arrivv in Singapore 4 Krk is an artist it is thought that will have th. tkeimehrea ci r* having o?l paiatW do!
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    PRESENTATION OF WAR MEDALS.
    36 6 Sir Fr.den* J«-* |9 Deputy. iriM P«* Asiatic and Burop "J I Police Force the* y afternoon at W medals though k** at last arn v,i and assistance of m military au'.hortit*-
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      325 6 lAS A RESULT OF AN EXCEPTIONAL PURCHASE j WE ABE ABLE TO OFFEB jjj VELVET RIBBON At the Following Astounding Prices H in. wide at 5 cents per yard. S }/i in. h n Lr! 1 in. l„ h 15 S I in. 20 ii I Bj 3 in. 30
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    ELECTION CAMPAIGNS.
    34 7 ppKMIKR STANDING FOR BEWDLKY. 0 n Home Politics. LONDON. Friday. th* request to speak oa number of Conservative i < urzon explains that exceedhogiy anxftus tni affairs, he has remain in the Foreign
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    FOUR SIDED CONTEST AT PAISLEY.
    76 7 Reuter. LONDON, Saturday. c r 10 Liberals I' h writes have a prospect of 1 osed, unless, candidates at the last mpmenc. l '"V principal party leaders are fh.- only member of the prose .t unopposed is Mr. P I \\"o< d. The adoption of
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    BALDWIN'S CANDIDATURE.
    80 7 LONDON. Saturday. M r Ba ;\v.: has been adapted as a rva ;Vt candidate fcr Bewdley. I In a speech he said \r- ii unemployment it x tt< t4> have machir.ery ready t hy when Germany was p-due::--' and would become a iof f r;1! i;»bl competitor against
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    LIBERALS' FIRST REMEDY.
    45 7 I Georjre at Glasgow daLiberal Party's first ymen.t was peace r -pe. ar.d COB ended that the the British Empire and v could impose just upon anybody. The should be develop- Empire transport and as advocated by Sir Gnpbri Bannerman in 1907.—
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    CONFIRMATION OF LIBERAL RE-UNION
    56 7 Reuter. LONDON, Saturday. A crowded meeting at Paisley rervid a visible confirmation of the Lf>ni re-'jr <4i when Mr. Asquth IX Mr. Lloyd George spoke on th? «me platform. Both were cordiaily ncsived. Mr. Ram-ay Macdonald at Manaster declared that the Liberals *ere "tensted in killing
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    ASSISTING THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY.
    43 7 Reuter. LONDON, Yesterday. Tr.e l*i?ter Unionists delegation of •50 including .'>0 women has reached WiO.x The parties tore proto various* head-quarjers 'JWugWt the country to assist the f 'twativ« candidates in the const:incidentally to keep Ulstier's Wo.-v the electorate—Reuter.
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    A SURPRISE PACKET.
    110 7 Consulate Wrecked. Reuter. PHILADELPHIA, Saturday. Consul on returning re found a box at the Consulate. He took P" haii anil wen'i upstairs. He **i led replaced it at the dborJ* H.. had hardly entered his bed «nb inside 'he box exploded entire front of the I' There
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    AEROPLANES FOR RUSSIA.
    26 7 Reuter. HELSINGPIORS, Friday. K2«T tod that the IWar- <)pdered 500 Fokkei t t *oertak rg various passenger •f 3 between Russia and Holder.
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    U. S. AND PHILIPPINES.
    14 7 Reuter. A Friday. W 0n for America's wthS vT been
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    RUHR SITUATION.
    105 7 NEW GERMAN OFFER TO ALLIES? Brighter Outlook. Reuter. PARIS, Satuirday. A German representative Herr Fischer addiressinp; the Reparations Commission, maintained that only restoration 0 f Germany's economic unity could enable her to put her finances im a healthy condition and restore her capacity for payment. He finally handed
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    HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF.
    49 7 Reuter. PARIS, Friday. A message from Duesseldorf states that there was a recrudescence of disorders by the unemployed in the Ruhr, notably in Essen, where collisions between the demonstrators and police resulted in six being killed and 32 wounded, of which three of each were policemen.—Reuter.
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    THE AGREEMENT.
    78 7 Reuter. LONDON, Satuirday. The recalcitrant Ruhr Industrialists, headed by Herr Stinnes have at last come to an agreement w*.th the Fraruco-Bejgian authorities, under wnich, accoiding to a message from Dv eseldorf, tl*ey will pay 279 000.000 francs as arrears of conrtax, and henceforward delivtir to the AllF.es 18
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    KRUPP DIRECTORS' RELEASE.
    52 7 Reuter. DUESSELDORF. Saturday The Directors of the Kxupp Factories, who were sentenced in Contumaciam, have returned to the occup ed territory and have resumed work. —Reuter. BERLIN, Yesterday. Herr Albert, who is a member of the Bauer Cabinet has been entrusted with the formation of a mini's
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    IF MARKETS WERE PROTECTED.
    55 7 A Million Move Workers Coming. Reuter. LONDON, Friday. The National Unicu. of Manufacturers have circularised its members asking how many moro workers they will employ if the markets were adequately protected. Replies hitherto received place the number over half-a-miliion. The Un on itself estimates an eventual
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    GOVERNOR WALTON'S INDICTMENT.
    22 7 Reuter. OKLAHOMA, Friday. The County Grand Jury inducted Gcrv-ernor Walton on seven counts alleging a divererori of public funde.—
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    FAMOUS JOURNALIST DEAD.
    22 7 NEW YORK, Yesterday. The death has occurred of Frederick Dixon ex-ed tor of the Christian Science Mon tor."—Reuter. Reuter.
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    REUTER'S NEW OFFICES.
    23 7 Reuter. LONDON, Yesterday. Reuter greets all subscribers from their n>ew offices where they were :n--stalled to-day wthout mtemßption of serrices.-
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    LONDON LETTER.
    2292 7 A BIG FIGHT ON A CLEAR ISSUE. [Special Reuter Mail Service to "Malaya Tribune."] LONDON; Nov. 1. Happy should be the statesman who can make a party speech at a party conference and delight supporters and opponents alike. That was the achievement'of the Prime Minister at Plymouth. While
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    A CONDEMNED ARCHBISHOP.
    52 7 Sentence Commuted. Reuter. RIGA, Yesterday. A message from Moscow states that Anchbshop Geplak. who was condemned to death at the t/me of Tikhon's trial, has subsequently had his sentence commuted. He has been confined to a oell 8 feet by 6 feet and is rapidly failing in
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      72 7 WHAT INTERESTS YOU? Page No. E.vction Issues Noites. anii Comments 6 The Opium Ev 1 6 Ruhr SitvatVm This pfege Election Campaign This page A Surrrise Packet This page London Le tar This page Three No abie Recrui.s 2 Insanity Due to Poisonous Substances 2 Labourer's Prize 2 Atom Not
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      270 7 I ARMCO IRON I j Five Points of Superiority I I Armco Iron acceptably fulfills the demand on its Five Points S 3 of Superiority—Chemical Purity, Rust—Resistance, Enamel- cJ ing Property, Welding Property and Electrical Conduc- (5 tivity,-each a characteristic of special importance in the j 0] manufacture of jQ
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES
    109 8 RUGBY. S.C.C. BEAT COAST DEFENCES. Owing to the heavy down pour on Saturday afternoon, four of the Club players considered play impossible and did not turn up. However, th<» Club won the match on the Padang, J. W. Winter scoring a drop goal. For the greater part
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    SINGAPORE'S EASY WIN.
    284 8 (From Our Own Correspondjsnt.) KUALA LUMPUR, To-day. In the Mailaya Cup Rugby match Singapore eastfy defeated" NegriSembilan at Seremban by 2—2—16 to o—l—3. The game was one sided, the visitors proving themselves superior in all departments!. Singapore won toss and Negri Sembllan faced the sun. Early on
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    PERAK'S HOLLOW DEFEAT.
    102 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) IPOH, Saturday. The Perak-Selangor Rugger Maxh was played to-day in fine weiaither and in the presence of a huge crowd. The several late changes im the Perak Uam reduced the excellent side to a weak combination, and they were utterly overwhelmed by the
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    RIFLE-SHOOTING.
    29 8 COMPETITION POSTPONED. Rain provented shooting at the Seletiar Range on Saturday in the Bromhead Matthews Shield Competition and it was decided to postpone It urt il this week-end.
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    SWIMMING.
    40 8 100 YARDS HANDICAP. There were ten starters for the 100 yards Swimmkng Club handicap race at Tanjong Rhu yesterday morning. A close race resulted in a win- for MalLa»rd by a touch. Johnson and Maiilard tied for second place.
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    54 8 If she is, why not give her a Dressmaking Course for Christmas. Even if she is good needle woman, she would pick up all sorts of hint* and us.ful information from our Course. Write to-day for particulars Woman's Institute of Domestic Arte and Science,
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    YACHTING.
    1125 8 R, S. Y. C. The first race for Mrs. Blake's cup, with lady heimsmen, came off on Saturday afternoon and at 4.30 four boats crossed the line, which, considering the heavy rain, was quite a good turn-out. The Gertrude was first away only a few seconds after gun-fire, with
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    177 8 MALAYA CHINESE CHAMPIONSHIP. Alan Loke Cup. In connect on with the above State Championship Competition which will be held at Kuala Lumpur from December 22, to December 26. (both dates inclusive), six Chinese lawn tvnrris players wiH be selected to r present Singapore. There will be four singles'
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    BADMINTON.
    57 8 A S. ASSN. TOURNAMENT. 4. Singles, To-day, Nov. 26. —Low Kim Teo vs. Kiong Bent; Hong (semi-final). To-moamow, Nov. 27.—Chew Keow Bock vs. Lim Chwee Poh (semi-final.) L A. vs. I. C. C. An interesting match was played between the Indian Association and tihe India-it Catholic Club yesterday and
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    19 8 S.CF.A. LEAGUE. The following is the remaining fixture:— Saturday, Dec. I.—Aston vs. S. United. Referee Chew Choon Kick.
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    ST. ANDREW'S DAY.
    78 8 Rugger and Soccer. In connection with tthe St. Andrew's day celebrations/, a rugger and a soccer match w'll be pkiyed between Scots and Sassenirchs this week. The soccer h to be played on Thursday and rugger on the following day. Both are expected to be keen encounters.
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    THE TURF.
    72 8 LONDON, Saturday. The Manchester races were abandoned owing to fog.—Router. LONDON Saturday. The abandonment of the Manchester Races, where was due to ride, gave Elliott a fine chance of winning the jockey's championship, as with both hav ng 89 winners, Elliott had four mounts at Lingfiald today. However
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    294 8 NEWS ITEMS SUPPLEMENTING REUTERS CABLES. (Via Ceylon Exchanges.) THE UNIONIST MACHINE. London, Nov. 14.—Lord Younger conferred with Mr Baldwin, and this was wrongly construed as meaning that Lord Younger was resuming charge of the Unionist machine. Actually, the Hon. F. S. Jackson and Sir Reginald Hall
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    LATE MR. P. J. CARNEIRO.
    213 8 We deeply regret to record the death of Mr. Peter John Cameiro, wh ch occurred at the General Hospital th s mornmg after a protracted illness. The deceased, who settled down in the Colony only about a year ag\>, was for many ytLrs employed by
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    JAPANESE RELIEF FUND.
    22 8 For Destitute British Subjects. Previously acknowledged $11,156.34 His Excellency the Governor, S.S. rm 100 Singapore Sporting Club 3,314.67 $14,571.01
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    27 8 Orders for week ending December 2, 1923. To-day, November 26. —Individual Troops Parade. Saturday, December I.—Relay Race for Braddell Shield. FRANK C. SANDS, Commissioner.
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    LETTER-BOX.
    11 8 [VVs do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by correspondents.]
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    JAPANESE RELIEF FUND BACK MEETING.
    383 8 (To the Editor "Malaya Tribune.") Dear Sir —I am instructed by my Committee to advise you that the nett profits of the above Meet ng amount to $12,614.17. Included in this amouat is a sum of $644 50 contributed by the Professional Jockeys riding at
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    975 10 THE DAYS THAT ARE NO MORE. [By Philip Page.J "The evening's entertainment will conclude with the side-splitting absurdity entitled, 'Billy Buggins' Back Parlour,' or 'Too Clever by half.' So ran the old play-billst In theatre foyers and in public-house smoking rooms one can still see them, with
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      592 12 NOTICE. MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE. The public of Singapore is notified that there is serious danger of a shortage of water, and that this danger is likely to continue until the end of November or the beginning of December. It is hoped therefore, that every user of water will exercise the
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