Malaya Tribune, 21 March 1924

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol XL No. 69 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1924 FIVE CENTS. THE Malaya Tribune. FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1924
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      157 1 lfo\ woolubw 01 fine FAWica T HE "KURLO" WAY IS SAFE AND SIMPLE. i WASHES j I SHRINKING. j >t Sons, Ltd. I in England.) ,I■lll■■ I 1 IeLLCTRIC BRITISH j COOKERS, MADE. I [KETTLES, f S S$ :^'M^ t PRICES I j 'JRONS. MODERATE 1 *a 99 g Sole
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      248 1 SKETOLENE A UNIQUE PREPARATION FOR THE PREVENTION OF MOSQUITO AND OTHER INSECT BITES Of all Chemists MEDICAL HALL LTD. 23, Battery Road, SINGAPORE. THE ROBINSON PIANO COMPANY, LIMITED. (Incorporated in Hongkong). 1-2 WINCHESTER HOUSE COLLYER QUAY, Hawaiian Steel Guitars From 122.50 Ukuiules Fron 2X0 Bass Drtfms 30 inch. S60.C0 I
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      283 1 ■nrimimiiiiiiiiiiMiiiMMiiMMiiiTii^^ I !H y ARM.O;Ny j The glasses you wear should b* 1 1 in harmony with your com- I plexiow and particular style of I drese. Our Optometrist! will do this &at:sfacfc>rily for you. I fTIIE EASTERN OPTICAL CO., j -15. South Cans? Koad, Sinjrapor*. j niiiiiiiiii!iiniiiiiiiuiiiiniiiii!i!>i'<i i i
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    COMPANY REPORT.
    395 2 THE MALAKOFFRUBBER COMPANY, LTD. The directors' report of the above company 'is as fo.lows:—•Gentlemen, your directors beg- to submit a dudy audited Statement of Accounts for the year ended December 31, JA6 Accounts.—The net profit for the year, after making full r depreciation, amounted to $llo,«J<.o<, to which
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    THE "GODS" PROTEST.
    382 2 Sir Dv Maurier's Promise. "I prom'sxi last r.ight that there vvouiu bi a cheaper gallery at Windham's Theatre. Having commit >.d myself I shall kep my \\\r\l. and the prjoe wi.: be lowered from 2s. to 1». Od. although my executive are against it." Sr Geral i
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    LONDON DIVORCE CASE.
    118 2 Clashes in Court. London, Feb. 7.—Bmgadier-Genenal Reginald Legge was gi anted a divorce ts-day. The last stages of the case were marked by ciasJhes between the respondent and tihe Judge. The respondent,, address inn: the jury, suggested that the pet id inrr bad obtained promotion through her
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      854 2 HOTICE. pari NOTICE is hereby given th.it] ie above Trade Marks are the property of THE CHINA HggW CANDLES FACTORY of No. 7:t Amoy St*eet, Singapore, and are used by them as Trade Marks n respect of candles manuT Ip factured by them at their Factory I v > r
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      342 2 Make Cuticura Your Daily Toilet Soap Clear the pores of impurities by daily use of Cuticura Soap and occasional touches of Cuticura Ointment as needed. They are ideal |s>r the toilet as is also Cuticura Talcum for powdering and perfuming. So&p la .Talcum If. 3d Ointment la 3d and Ad.
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      519 2 YOU AND EVERYBODY. WHO SUFFER FROM RHEUMATISM. Neuralgia, Gout, Soreness, Stiffness, Lumbago, Pleurisy, Headache, Toothache, and all bodily aches and pains, should use. Little's Oriental Balm. Mr. J. Vince of No. 20, Nelson Square, Burnley, says:—Having suffered from Rheumatism in my kness for two years and Neuralgia in my face
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      425 2 I IF YOU CHOOSE ECONOMY j Give us a trial before shopping e sewilere Just received new stock in Silks, Cotton g 00ds J Curiosities from China, Japan, Egyp, and j Prices Very Moderate. j H A Visit will Convince You. En j 1 C. RAWCHAND SONS, a 42, North
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    HAMLET AT OXFORD.
    596 3 HI'LDING PROFESSIONAL OF THE STAGE. The Oxford University Dramatc Society ''as so oitdn provjj itsetf to he a recru U Tig-Ground for the professional stage tnat many who have P Jrform ancs s of Hamlet at Oxford th.s week will inevitably mjaige m pr va.e prophecies. The
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    SIR W. JOYNSON-HICKS ON "POPLARISM."
    362 3 Liberal Parly's Attitude. Sir William Joyison-Hicks. MP., speaking at Birmingham oa Feb. lo asked his hearers no: to be led astray by the mildness of Mr. Mac Donald's Government. There was a very grave difference between the Prime Minister in ihis speeches nnd the Pr
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      346 3 IA k J Nights f t the Weather Menburys FOODS FOR INFANTS B) !c from the purest milk from the richest ures of England, the 'Allenburys' Fo< Js aa easily digested as mother's n i A** v are germ free, and are simp!)' and HjSjrj |3| i kIv prepared by
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      635 3 CHILDREN IN THE FAR EAST ar? (st citSy stbj.ct to wo "ma r,om« of the indications of wlich ait- irngular appetite, bVd brcaith, grinding of h, 1 t«rt i in sleep, pain and swt.ling of the abdomen, irritation in the me. Baby's Own Tableto, th? Canad.an ehidreri's aem-edy, given for
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      245 3 I THREE THINGS. I J! fill i l ta dSa fell i I IB sip i j 85 cts. per pottle. 3 Obtainable from all dsalsrs. (10 cents'aUowe?l on return of bottle.) [j'! I NEAVE LTD., I SINGAPORE AND BRANCHES. ,.nrnMini.inmi::iri.i ...it iMi 1 m. l tui I1 ii.iiii.™..inrninin. 11
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    1336 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Felmar." -OUT OF LUCK." One of tht great..st laughs of the season was unfurled at the Palladium theatre last, &%ht j n fchfl serening of ana Uniwrsai connedy-dLtema. "Out of Luck," in which Hoot Gibson is so n as a
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      400 4 AMUSEMENTS EMPIRE TANJONG PAGAR ROAD. PHONE No. 1001. To-Nigbt At 9.20 Visit of the SPECIAL SERVICE SQUADRON Richard Barthelmess Many will remember his appearaice in Way Dowi East, Tol able David, Sonny" etc. in a Paramount stupendous production with thirty Paramount players £h support Experience in 7 reels A storyjof
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      237 4 AMUSEMENTS ALHAMBRA J From Wednesday. March 19, to Monday, March 24. In the Second Show at 9 p.m. Sharp The Noon Whistle 1 Reel Pathe Comedy. Wildest Wales 1 Scenic Picture. ASSOCIATED FIRST NATIONAL PRESENTS CONSTANCE TALMADGE in "Good References" In 7 Reels. In this picture Constance Talmadge. as the
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      346 4 AMUSEMENTS HER BROTHER TO BE HANGED! And yet she hid given the orders for v>1 it She, iu her great 1 >ve for her Mount- *i."y| JKg&'ZS ed Police Sweetheart, and to save his f^^\2*-W honour with the Force, had delivered hi3 precious dispatch, all unaware of the y fact
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    410 5 PJ.UAY, MARCH 21. .latlandia 2 p.m. r and uphius 2 p.m. g Leone 2 p.m. Alting 3 p.m. Dragon 3 p.m. Van DieoMB 3 p.m. ir "Moran 3 p.m. Teluk k:\an 3 p.m. a Ii isarjg 3 p.m. Krlmtan 4 p.m. Lingga Pontilimk) 4 p.m. fa >w 4
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    untitled OF KEROSENE OIL.
    62 5 m Standard Oil Co. I ,!r!i:ant ss H pel two drums $4 40 H Gasolene per <>f 8 gallons 8o I ft- ?.*•> H i"> 30 $:>.3G &20 H drama $4 40 tini 18 06 drums $4 2G H H al $U5 9 Benzine in rial
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE.
    288 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS. RUBBER. Local.—4o v 2 cents. Lortdbr*. —Is. TIN. L0nd0n.—£273.0.0. L0ca1.—5138.25 per p'cul 150 tons sold. PRODUCE. Buivers Sellers Gambier $21.00 Java Cube H-mburg Cube" 33.00 Press Cube Whii.e Pepper 29.75 Mixed Black Pepper 17.75 Sundiried Oopm 11.50 Mixed Opa 11.40 11.40 Small Flake T. p'oca
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    PROPERTY SALE.
    206 5 The foßowic*; Singapore Properties were sold by auc ion at the saleroom at Messrs. Cheong Ko.n Sej ard Co.. No 30 Chulia-stree; on Wedaesday afternoon:— Freehold land and house No. 137 Th.mser-.ioad, area 4 terea, 1 rood ar.d 25 pole*, bought by Mr. PL.X R. Kurpeß Ch tty
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    35 5 Per md Mrs Jan.., 3 'M T r: H Me? tyre ir lJ >,* M p e ferS? l n V Sm4. Mr. Th«nso Mrs. E A. Gregory and child, Mr. R. F. Kraal
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    PASSENGERS LEAVING.
    71 5 follov.ir.g passengers travel- .1 < ie a Mi Penang per i'lfSZ :,Xet vvn h B Voy arj 0 M. J E Cat and D Whit aker, Mr. A. irdLnt< Mr. I. u M Mas n 1, Rix. 0 p a n ar. l y af!on M ss Mason
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      741 5 I HSc motor horn I I A CL Att BO AD W1TRQIT OFFi NCE. 1 jo THERE are Horns which, with their loud comiw-iwl'ng oo'm*, secure ft (Jj a grudging passage along the road on 0M part of other drivers of G S motor amid horse-drawn vehicles, cycVsts and pedes-uriains.
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      335 5 l ,.,,.,,.,,m M ,nminiuiiUMillMlim I l I Fresh Supplies Just Received oi f SPARKLING wises, DESSERT wine, VERMOUTH I I AND j BROLIO RICASOLI CyUANH. 3 Sole Agent G. AUPfily, N.Y.K. Buildings, JJaffles Square. 'PHONE 172. Mimriniiwiininiimimniiiiriiriir^ TO LET.—No. 60, East Coast Road, (Attap Bungalow) with Garage and Kebun Quarter.
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    170 6 A SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day, March 21. Hgh Tides.—lo.27 a.m., 11.5 p.m. Dutch homeward mail leaves. Jeram Kuantan H. Barker's, noon. Mss Newtqm's dancing demonstration. Theatre. 5.15 p.m. Syncopating Oreheatlra, Theatre, 9.15 p.m. To-morrow, March 22L High Tid.s,—ll.6 a.m.. 11.33 p.m* B. I. outward mail due. Sze Hai
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    EMPIRE COMMUNICATIONS.
    612 6 In the midst of other vontrovi rda 1 questlors. 12m i—ltii of Empire communications in th. future, is at the mom»r.t receirlßg hut scant attest on; rove: theiess the Bend f r I st'iet examinat on of the pos.tior» prevails, and I it must absorb the careful thought
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    MR. WINSTON CHURCHILL.
    280 6 Mr. Winston Churchill appears, according to to cable messages, to have been most rudely d'sturbed at the declaration af Had po ,ji in thtt Abbey const :uew>\ yesterday: truly it s somewhat awkward to be congratulated as the victor of a hardwui battle oie minute,' with the
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    INFRINGING TRADE MARK.
    80 6 Chinese Chop Manage f Charged. (From Our Own Correspondent PENANG, To-day. At th lanbance of Mr. Batwell of Messrs Adami ai QEMDan, Guah H ck Seng amnager of chop Sung Seat g area r barged hi the D ata cl C >urt with selling and ha ng
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    TAGORE RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
    169 6 At a meeting of the Rabindranath Tagore Reception Comm.ttee. held last night n the V If C.A., Orchardread, Mr. G. W. Trimmer presided i ver a large and representative gathering. Arrangements were d'scussed in a general way and t was decided that, f possible, a garden party
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    114 6 A mural tablet in memory of the Mr J C"* be unvei! led in the Prinsep^s: reet Church on Sunday next at 8 p.m. *o -Sit iaS v s*****. of Sinhalese mil be held at the Theatre Royal at 5 p.m. to consider Sir P. Ramanapiesented to ham on uhe
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    PECK-RUSSELL CASE.
    427 6 FOURTH DAY OF COUNSEL'S SPEECH. Company Law and Imprisonment. (From Our Own Correspondent.) KUALA.LUMPUR. Yesterday. At yesterdays hearing, before Mr. Justice Whitley, in tihe Supreme Court, of the Peck vs Russell <:aso, Mb. Roland Braddell continued his arguments for tihe plaintiff. He urged tihat in filing the agreement
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    THE GAIETY.
    110 6 When love bewitches duty. which does a man forg.t The answer's written In thrills n the great drama of the Norm, entitled "Over the Bard r" Bhowing at the Gaiety C n.ma this w.vk. oommenc ng from'to-nighc. It I i.a seven parte a:Jd features Betty Comneoa and T
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    FRANCE'S FEAR.
    184 6 L nd a, March 4.—Fiance is still bseased with the fear that Gorman v is secret.y plotting and planning a a of reverses, accotirji.tg to the Pai s correspondent of the "Times," ariio says that, although If. Poincare baa »h Paired that the pr fi em of security
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    RAFFLES INSTITUTION.
    356 6 LONDON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE EXAMINATIONS. The results of the London Chamber of Commerce Examinations, hed locally in November of iast year, have just come to hand. The main Examination of the year, so far a.s local schools are concerned, take piace in May, and the entries far the
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    SYNCOPATING ORCHESTRA.
    234 6 Phenomenal Success. The sect ad performir.ee of the Lcnion OichesT.if. lasi night at .he stern Then re before a crowded audience was .n every respect a great success, and everyone who left the theatre was greatly impressed wLh the music aid he ac.ors' performance. S.ait rg wi h
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    THE BOARDMAN CASE.
    26 6 (From Our Own Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR Yesterday. B.ardman has been committed to the Assizes on hree charges cf or'm nil bre of treat
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    BIG CHANDU FINE.
    142 6 Fo lowing a raid by Mr. Listormam of tr.e Preventive Service, at 10 Craej-read or, the 15th metant, five Chine.se were round ad up ac.d charged wi h possession of r.on-Governmer.t cha dv ar.d poisses.sio.n of op urn. The first accused pleaded gu ity and ;>he remain
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    49 6 MaiLs from Europe, (Lond.n ma Is uaspatc&ed February 28) ex 15. I. TeesLa wi.l anniive by train to-monrow morning. Correspondence wall be ready for deJ.very ta boxh .Id. :as at 9J3Q a.m. Fram EnJo-Ohina by s.s. Ch'h. due Singapore 4 p.m. on Sunday, the 23: d trot.
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    RABINDRANATH TAGORE.
    329 6 AN APPEAL TO SINGAPORE F «nds Wanted F or (a use. TAGORETS lvr»». 1 NIVERBITI v In eoanee. o visit, to Sii hi] nath Tag l" c tepi are reaponaible v" Mj jy dec'tied to api. V to a f *ersi j Visvahhara j T 1 called ln\ernati
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    35 6 (From Our Owi 1 KUALA Ll MPUR, The mo or launches, for the prevei ion ol l ng, have a!n sdy [f tures of boa territory eith amour tig to $***** fl'coed.
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      102 6 CHURCHILLB FAREWELL. "Mr. Churchill walked up ar. 1 ci -wn. much perturbed and ht:ng h k hps" on vide reports Of the Abbey bye-tl.cfcn reauut: These figures. Sir, perplex me sore, 'Recount them, can't you make them more? O I'hat to this, b\ bitter fate decreed At las': I turn,
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      73 6 WHAT INTERESTS i Abb y Sc< r ion p Empire i mm Mr. W I The P £4hlSi I 1 Rali diar Kh Tas Raffles [rati ul Empire Defence Crime n (nd House vi da A Famous Spi Jofacve HTat r L ng Roaid \Y, *ly Rubber R (omparv Kip
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    ABBEY SENSATION.
    244 7 Churchill's Bitter Experience. "Tlrere's Many a Slip Reuter. L< SDON, Yesterday. by- 'octson the result A (C) 8.186. burchi 1 (Ind) 8458. ,kwav (Lab) 6.1")."). ken (L), 290. I pjn ordered.— A Yesterday. a the Abbey by- an enoneous iiMWjSta in the evening newspapers the streets with Mn
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    EMPIRE DEFENCE.
    142 7 »S OBLIGATION HERLAND. I I k!d*s Advice. Reuter. B< NJRNE, Yes-teiday. wealth Government t Admiral Field and Special Service i a ■fjcnctl. said that d her obligation to iai nana] dafirne, but her aid should take the Australian Navy, comm ran in pence time and ia a unit
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    RECENT CHINESE REQUEST.
    167 7 1 Sir John Jordan's Protest. Reuter. LONDON. Yesterday. Sir John Jordan, in a Utter to the naY on the subject of the CfcfAe*C MMat to the Powers f r a pre.na.y tariff conference, opposes suggested waiving of the condiuadtM'lvimg the Washington nee. and grant ng the Peking
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    ANGED-AFGHAN RELATIONS.
    52 7 A Better Understanding. Reuter. LONDON. VY T eeterday. vement in Angb -Afghan Heated by Dele, re»l H is understood that ,veminent has eontae the rifles, niarttine ammunition consigned to were detained at monina in oit.iectTon Ansj! Afghan sriuaWth regard to the f Bnitfeh officers in the f n
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    25 7 LONDON Yesterday. Bank i f lata refVl f £782 707 and I and bonus of 20% gj. I f >rward £222,408.
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    CRIME IN INDIA.
    110 7 PREVENTIVE LEGISLATION ONLY REMEDY. Resolution Carried. Reuter. DELHI Yesterday. There was a lively di scuss.: tn in the Assembly on a resolution ur*rin;r the repeal of rt.pres.vve laws wh'ch the Ind 1 an Members declared were used as a weapon to suppress political asp'rations. Sir M. Haley
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    IRISH SQUABBLE.
    143 7 Heads of Army Suspected. Reuter. DUBLIN, Yesterday. Home Minister, O'Duffy, said the Executive Council was not satisfied that the menacing divisions and cleavages in the a-my had existed without the knowledge ol the heads f the army. General O'Duffy who had been appointed M.n ster of Defence and
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    SOUTHAMPTON STRIKE.
    94 7 Leaders' Advice Rejected. Reuter. LONDON, Yesterday. The strikers at Southampton, haying refused the leaders' advice-to return to wx>rk, it is expected: that the ShLpbuild ng Employers wffl deeUre a national kx*-out on Saturday, involving over 100.000.-Reuter. LONDON Y r esterday. Ware negotiations have broken dov>Ti The Transport Un.on
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    FRENCH FINANCES.
    45 7 Reuter. PARIS, Yesterday. The financial af the rhamber has modified slightly tne of the Finance BtH voted in the January and February French im- totalled 6,601,721,000 francs ports totaiiea o nba compared w.th same pOX ad ot 6.618,112.000, compared with 4 180,718,000. (Havas.)
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    SUBMARINE DISASTER.
    22 7 Reuter. TOKIO Y«*teri»y« TV ttmmmm have e«t»bVAed that lne rcscjeiv morning 18 men, art 1 a w aboard the submarine
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    AMERICAN NEWS.
    14 7 Reuter. SEATTLE, To-day. Three American army w t.A fliers have arrived safely
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    HOUSE OF LORDS.
    151 7 ADMINISTRATION OF N. RHODESIA. The First Governor. Reuter. LONDON, Yesterday. In the House of Lords, Lord Arnold outlined the new regime in Northern Rhodesia from April 1, an cco.sequence of the transfer of the control of the territory to the Crown from the Chartered Company last year.
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    HOLLAND AND RUSSIA.
    297 7 Establ shing Political Relations. Reuter. HAGUE, Yesterday. The Second Chamber ha- rejected the Communist and Sochi.ist motions demand ng a speedy re-estshlSslameat of political relations wouh Russia. Tho foreign Minister. ppostng, p tinted out that negotiations were already m piOgrCSS w.th Rum a. therefore the SCCeptSVSSS if
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    CANADIAN AFFAIRS.
    108 7 Reuter. OTTAWA. Yesterday. The Premier announced in the House of Commons the terms of the new agreement w*th Japan for the conrol cat immigration of Japanese Into Canada. The Japanese Government intimates that the number Of demesfc servama and agricultural laHour, rs coming to Canada wi.l not exceed
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    116 7 We are indebted to the "Nanyo N chi-N chi Shimbun" for the fodowTOKIO. Wednesday. Liad KY.v sh ma was IB c. arge of submarine No. 43 when she coL ded h .he warship Ta snta outs.de Sasebo and was sunk. Rescue w >rk has commen.led. Tne Chaese
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    GALLANTRY REWARDED.
    24 7 Reuter. OTTAWA, To-day. TV Vlver medal and order of St to Captain Rob nop rf the <ar.pac been awarded to a Canad.an.
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    JOHORE WATER.
    798 7 INVESTIGATION INTO THE RESOURCES. Engineer's Repot. i The following artcie upon the investiga'lo's of the water resources of Seutherin JottOtfe[ is sent for publ cation by the Water Eniginetr by a%thorisat'on of the President of Municpal'ty: The first pubic reference to the possibd.ty that Singapore Town would noed
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    HONDURAS TROUBLES.
    22 7 WASHINGTON, Yesterday. Reuter. A wire from San Salvador ?ays the revolutionists captured Tegucigalpa nhe can>>l oif Honduras and Oamat Nueva
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    A FAMOUS SPECIALIST.
    608 7 NOTED PASSENGERS ON LAOONIA. Vocalist Interviewed. Supplen. nut to our descr'pt<n y< uaday of the p ssengers on the American tourist ship, s.s. Laeo a we are informed that one r .t the dist r.guished travellers is Dr. E. H. Ahlswede. of New York, 'die noted bacteriologist.
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    STORY OF POLICE PLOTS.
    128 7 London, March 2.—The death of eon figirxxl prom nent y in the debate m which the deputies came to bows. Allegations of subterranean Pol'ee methods" were hurled from both m&* s of the Chamber. Daudet declared ;that the Secret Police were raafMfUe for!bw l Ts dearth,
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    100 7 Programme of Drill up to and for March 23. 1924. T -day. March 21, st 5 p.m.— Balesticr Range S. R. E. (v). Entrenchments and Bevetmensta. Drll Hall. S. R. E. (v). Gun Drill. To-m-wV,w, Mhirll 22 at 2 p.m.— Farrer Range, Eurasian CoyTeam practice for Royal
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    THE DAY MURDER.
    51 7 Oa'cutta, Feb. 28.—The mother of G-wimohan Sahatwfco n«a s nr.need t death for mm murder of Mr. Ernest Day has submitted a memo-.ial to H b Excellency, wh'ch, wihi.e COUd <mn .ng the crime, phads for mercy on the ground that her som was nt responsible for
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES. BOXING.
    204 8 SPORTS PASTIMES. BOXING. JAMITO DISPUTES PELKYS RIGHT TO TITLE. SUvino Jamtto was a caller at this office to-day and str ngly protested agains: Youig Pelky being referred t<> the as the L ghtweight Ch .mpion of the Orient. Jam.to says he defended h' s Mi le twee since he snatched
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