Malaya Tribune, 2 July 1924

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] an Li SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY Vol XL -No. 155 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1924 FIVE CENTS. THE Malaya Tribune. WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1924.
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      93 1 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE AND I SHIPPING GAZETTE, j The Itoptrar Newipapfrr of th* Stra'ts Settlement*. Published Daily. I ..in pi a c Reports of Local I Events. I Full an-! Latest Telegrams. BEST SPORTS REPORTS. m I.,,iiiiii■i• I I MM i v Smoker's cough J /.v unknown to the man
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      178 1 Our Sketch i PHOTOS are f Unquestio!ia&ls>. THE BEST Try- t PAULtfCo., HOTOGRAPHERS 57, Selegie Road, SINGAPORE. c n;« < in,i!ii;ni<liii. i < < i 1 i i i»' THE ROBINSON PIANO CCWANY, LIMITED 'Incorporated in Hongkong)'. 1-2 WINCHESTER COLLYER QUAY, Hawaiian Steel fi^fars From 22 50 Ukuiules From $12.00
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      196 1 many children I are considered dull and back- 1 I ward who are simply suffering a I from Weak Eyes. An exam 1 I nation by our Op ometrists will p I determine whether or not your f eh id requ res glasses. I THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO., 15, South
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    THE BYFLEET MYSTERY.
    1268 2 VAQUIKR OPENS HIS MOUTH. MRS. JONES' OTHER LOVER. WHO WAS GEORGE"? "What makes her accuse me"? This nKoiiive threaded Vaquters extraord nary, eloquent, impassioned statemen the power of w'n, ch even survived ti* work of the offic al translatorHe continued h's dtewnright confess on of fondness, and
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      392 2 Preserve your Plant, Stock, Buildings, etc., H and avoid the heavy cost of renewals. WW M It is more than ever imperative to safeguard your property by constant care in the matter tffl |H of paint —the one defence against the M KIM ixdent ravages of time, blistering suns and
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      350 2 CONTROL YOUR LIVER, DON'T LET IT CONTROL YOU j Your happiness and health depend largely upon the state of your liver. If you are gloomy, bad-tempered, i flatulent, constipated, headachy. liverish, "blue." just try a dose of Pinkettes to-night; you'll feel better un! in the rrtorning. As gently as nature
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    RINGING UP THE U.S.
    596 3 HOME G.P.O.'S SUCCESS. LONDONERS HEAR NEW YORK. OVER 3,000 MILES. Telephone converse ion between Great Br ia n and America is the romanic probability officially foreahadowed by Lite General Post Office rece~'ly in a s »i".eme::| prosaically headed "Pre-->s Not'ee. P. N. 288." "Exper'me to be
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    JIM LARKIN AGAIN.
    192 3 IN TROUBLE IN IRELAND—A SECRET FLIT. James Larkin, the Irish agtator, I left Dubl p secretly for L verpool by n ght while officers of the Hig'h Court were search ng fer h m to serve him with papers order'ng h m to appeir the next morning
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      600 3 WHITE PIMPLES ALL OVER FOOT Formed Large, Sore Eruptions. Lost Sleep. Cuticura Heals. "For eight months I suffered with a sore foot. At first a spot of little, white pimples broke out which soon spread all over my foot and formed large, sore eruptions. Sometimes the irritation was unbearable and
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      305 3 SWALLOW ARIELL'S j K RUSK ITS The Super Sugar of Milk Rusks. NEW SHIPMENT TO HAND J Obtainable from most dealers j or to the Sole Agents:-- J FRANCIS MONK CO., 12, Robinson Road, I SINGAPORE. I «nißiaTKiiraiiiiaiiiOi.iiHiHinini.-i!.! t ■••■•s ■uri««ii.wn;ti ii:!Mii:iiuiidMi.a<>fiii>w c <uDfliwis<is<'insinu»iiHs *\mmmimu»mmiwimim>Mn'<».*n*ir*-*manmm of much suffering. P M
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    STAGE AND SCREEN
    1035 4  -  ATTRACTIONS AT GAIETY THEATRE "THE MOLLYCODDLE" By "Felmar" In giving to the publ c h s latcsi screen effort, "The Mollycoddle." which Ls the third' of Ka Un ted Ar sts Corporation productions, Douglas presents the most cootly mot on p e -Sire o\f hi s career,
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      177 4 AMUSEMENTS EMPIRE CINEMA Tuesday and Wednesday, For Two Nights Only July 1 and 2, at 7.15 Sharp. 25 Reels Specially Selected Pictures. Admission Prices -r 30cts. s :r:iocts. Thursday Entire Change of Programme. The Impossible Mrs. Bellew In 7 Parts. Counterfeit Love In 5 Parts. re, PALLADIUM THEATRE To-Night! At
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      305 4 Alhambra From Sunday, June 29, to Friday, July 4. In tbe Second Show at 9 p.m. Sharp. Post no Bills 1 Reel Pathe Comedy. Topical Budget British Screen News. HAL ROACH Presents The Call of the Wild IN 8 REELS. (From the famous dog story by Jack London) 14 The
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      544 4 AMUSEMENTS GAIETY GIMEMA SURINA THEATRE At 9 20 To-Night YOUB LAST CHANCE OF SEEING aad six fo iowing SESSUE HAYAKAWA the in ADVENTURES OF BLACK ROSES TARZAN sm ULHUII lIUULU The Wild Animal Serial Bopnm In 6 REELS. r t *Z c j> 1 Positively the last time in Si:
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL.
    100 5 STANDARD OIL CO. B ant wo tins $6.05 5y Arrow per two tins $5.65 $5.65 r b r drums per two drums $5.05 M r Gasoline por two tins of 8 gallons $8.50 M >tor da* line per gallon without tins $1.00 ISIATH PETROLEUM! CO., (S.S.)
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    49 5 •f C Rubber Association. p Singapore Ju y 2. •vpe Clos ng Prices. Buy* rs Sellers. k London Cabled quote, do; Spou— Smoked Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers. 34% 34% 1 y to Sept 35 35% J>« 36 30% m London Cables quote wmdoi Spot.—lo%d. *W of Market.—Steady.
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    Fxed Waterhouse Co., Ltd.
    22 5 F xed Waterhouse Co., Ltd. •r, Singapore. July 2. s /I'wing rubber quotations f*m Y,rk—lB%. Losjdaa-. io%d. cents. r^n e of Market.—Steady.
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE.
    155 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS. RUBBLli. L:ndo.i.—lOVad. Local— cer.ts. TIN. London.—£229.2 6. Local—$114.75 per picul 150 tons &ol<L RICE. R ce Siam No 1 per Koyan $394 Rice, Siam 2 $364 Ric Siam 3 $342 Rice, Saigon 1 $310 Rice. Saigon 2 v $300 Rice, Saigon 3. $286 Rice, Rangoon
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    EXCHANGE.
    90 5 Singapore July 2. hi London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 3 32 Demand 2 4 Private 3 months' sight 2s 4*£ 0» Ind.a— Bank Tel. Transfer 108% Un Hongkong— Bank demand draft 3% pc. pm. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 70% Jn Java— Bank Tel. Transfer 136% On
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      366 5 NOTICE. Notice is hereby eiven that all the stock in of Koh S*»k Lim, who carries on business as auctioneer at No. 3 Malacca Street and No. 20 Rattles Place, Singapore, bis as from the 27th d.iv of June 1924 been purrhaspd by Yeo Km? He of <M <it Wah
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      677 5 THE PEK KAH SENG is the latest Novelty in local Publication. bave you seen it? If not, nlease call at your favourite in any town of the S., F. v». Johore, Kedah, Sarawak and B. N. Borneo, or at any Railway Station bookstall and aak for a copy. The book
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      488 5 >- tA I m fiWi STENGAH. t% i'"' 'f I Iff 7——7 v. LIQUEUR WHISKY SOLE AGENTS Original BPQ H d j f ADAM SON, GILFILLAN &C? LTPI I Singapore, Penang, Malacca. J THE DANGER OF I 'sasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasajasasasasasasasasasa^ Kidney Trouble I c. p. goerz s HOW STEALTHY DISEASE ROBS MEN
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      374 5 MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY, JULY 2 Ktilantan, Patani, ."r ra Bandron and riachatipok 2 p.m. Colombo Suez,* jj L ndon* R otterand Hamburg 1 City of Melbourne 2 pm. I koi g, Svvatow Amoy Van Overs'Jraten 2 p.m. > i* and Sungei Liat 1,1 Scott Harley 3 pm. M dusa 3
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    WHEN AND WHERE
    135 6 A SINGAPORE DIART To-day, July 2 High Tides.—11.13 a.m. 10.25 p.m. Football: Sussex vs. Malays. To-morrow^July 3 High Tides.—1145 a.m., 10.58 pjm. Tebak T n mtg., H. Barker's, noon. St. Andrews!' SportsL Raffles 3 p.m. Football II: SC.C. II vs. R.E. Friday, July 4 H gh T
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    TO RESTRICT YOU MUST CONTROL
    1538 6 It is a daring man who broache? the subj.et of Rubber, in Malaya, in these days. Yet without some audacity no pro- gress was ever made, and no action was ever engendered without some stimulus of i thought. Hrre H a situation that cries out
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    213 6 Mr. W.M. Gordon returned to Si. .ga.pore from Brunei on Mordiay. W ;sh ngton Ut July:—A FrancoAmerican 1 quor treaty, sim lar to th e Ar.glo-Amer can, has been sgned.— Reuter. Mr. a id Mrs. Alex Dragon, old anJ well-kn.cwn residents of Kuala Lumpur, celebrated die 25th ann versary of.
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    ALLEGED MORTGAGE FRAUD
    171 6 APPEAL AND COUNTER APPEAL An-appeaQ and crossnappeal aris'ng OOt of an m&j&a in which Kok Teck Hai sued N. V. R. Veerapa Chitty, claimirojr a declara: on that a mortgage held by the Cheirfy on Land belonging to the plai. itiff was null %\pd vod, was heard
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    SINHALESE ASSOCIATION
    264 6 MR. E. W. GUNATILAKA JJP. ENTERTAINED A very pleasant fu.-d ion took place last evening on ifche spac ot» lawn of Mr. E. W. Gunat laka at the P. an.il O. Wharf which was tai efully and pret.ily decorated with flags, bunting and Chinese lanterns, when th? Sinhalese
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    DEATH OF MR. G. MARSHALL
    107 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipch, 2nd July. The dea'h occurred yesterday afrcrnron of Mir. George C. Marshall, Ch ef Inspector tof Mach'nery, Perak after an iJness of ten days, followii.g a v s.t Co outlying mine, as a result of a ch 1, complications setting
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    292 6 Capetown, 2nd July:—General Smuts has been returned Unopposed for Standerton (Transvaal.) —Reuter. Alfcahabad, 2nd July:—The American wor)d-fliers have arrived here.— Reuter. H:s Excellency the High Commissioner has been pleased to appoint Mr. William Haro'd Wood and Che Mahmud bin Mat to be Sacond Tdeuta lanits in the Malayan Volunteer Infantry.
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    REVENUE MAN untitled ROASTED
    171 6 SCATHING (hi, EXAMINATION IN < ,J CASL The Revenue Offic came in for a scath ng i tion by Mr. Braddel] ing scenes of the prosecution of the Mohamed All, Leong Tan Beng Kiok, char,, sion of illicit opium Gourlay. I put it to y,u. Roland
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    THE LATE MR. untitled HAM
    126 6 The c:r ege cf th Tiong Hani was can the steamer Gia.ig SThe processes which w qu c. iv.i vi? lof. 6 Dah a.m. and a tly arv. d Pagar wharf about 12 The specially dusig hearse wtiroh contaii c* (fin wa< beaut fu the
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    60 6 From Holland ard <i fl Tjerimai, due Sing .j .1 From Europe (Londoi fl patched June 12) by bs Devnfl due Penang noon to-da; Prom Ci ir.a at; I fl Presri-t Ilav.s fl noon to-day. M From China and Japa <M Morea. due Singapore fl to-morrow From Ir.do-China
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    245 6 untitled world fliers have left f I —Reuter. London, 2nd July:—Th M fl Commons has g.ven the "fl ing the ntw Old Ag. Pel I —Reuter. We are officially inform d Government of the Fed •States sold no tin daring of June. The total sa ment tin stock up I
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      274 6 !52SSSHSHS2SHSSSHSHSES2SHS2SHS2SES?SHSSS2S2SSSHSESESESZS?SZS25HSESBS2SZ^ I Robinson Co., Ltd., g jj (lacorpomted in tbe Straits Settlements.) X price rzzz NT Price i $10 f Aslo I A,B PAIB 1 I We Have a Large Shipment of X TRAOE MARK RC6. U.S. PAT. Off. Dj g Due next month. To make room for these we
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    JAPANS POLICY DEFINED
    1385 7 LIVE AND LET LIVE DECLARATION IMPORTANCE OF DEALINGS WITH CHINA SEEKING WORLD PEACE rbc Consul-General for Japan. re, has rite ved the following gram from the M n ster for n gn Aria rg at Tokio: Fore gn Mir. ster. n his speech •i- Det on Jury
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    LIFEBOATS GAILY DECORATED
    135 7 SCENES AT THE WORLD CONFERENCE NEW SUGGESTION ■—Rtuter. London, 2nd July:—To-day Londoners were afforded an interesting spectacle, seeing the comparing types of various lifeboats, gaily decorated, moored in the Thames. This is in connection with the International Conference on the occasion of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution
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    HEAVY PRICES FOR MING WARE
    57 7 SALE OF FAMOUS BENSON COLLECTION FORTUNE REALISED Reuter. London 2nd July:—£22,304 was realised at Christies for the sale of a portion of the Benson Collection of Early Chinese Porcelain. A pair cl bottles of the Ming period vv;.re sold for 6 400 guineas. Another bottle
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    MASTER AND CREW SENTENCED
    36 7 Reuter. Galveston, 2nd July:—The Federal Court has fyun.d Farrell, Master of the "Island Home" and seven of his crew guiky of conspiring to violate the Tariff measures of the Prohibition law —Reuter.
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    RUSSIAN HEAT WAVE
    59 7 CROPS DESTROYED: FEAR OF FAMINE Reuter. R ga, 1st July-:—A message from Moscow states that a prolonged heatwave is» adversely affect ng the harvests in Russia. Quantises of crops have beeta destroyed and t£e peasants are id "spos ng of ther cattle owir.g to fear of famine.
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    MEXICAN DEBT INTEREST
    51 7 HALF YEARLY DUES STILL UNPAID Reuter. New York, 1st July:—Messrs Morgan haye announced that Mexico has failed to pay he half-yearly interest on the extei tnal dehT, due on June 30. The Bankers hope th? breakdown is coly Temporary a d will even giant a delay if
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    GERMANY REVISES REPLY
    269 7 HER THREE STIPULATIONS DROPPED QUICK ACTION Reuter. Paris, Ist July:—Accord; g to 1 Echo de Paris the first verso of the text of the German reply to "he Allied .u:e handed to .he French Charge d'Affaires at Berlin, contained the thrje ruarvd ions me~<t:o..ed in the forecast
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    ANTHRAX PROPOSALS
    59 7 TEXTILES HAIR NOT MENTIONED Reuter. Geneva, 2nd July:—The Anthrax Committee of the International Labour Conference has drawn up a re.port recommending the disinfection of hair, horns and hoofs for industrial purposes but not menluOning the hair and wool used for textiles. A minority report is understood to be
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    MURDERED MISSIONARY
    36 7 Reuter. Washi ngton, 1st July:—The Un ted States gunboat SaerameT/to has been ordered to leave Hongkong and proceed to Hoi haw to nvesiigate the murder of the Amer can m ss onary, Byers —Reuter.
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    116 7 H.E. Major General Sir T. Fraser K. CB. C. S, I. C. M.G. hd the honour cf dining w th H 3 Excellency the Governor at Government House on Suruia}-June 29, 1924 to meet, the members of the Executive Counc 1 H. E. Ma *jr-General S r T Fraser, M,ss
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    EMPIRE PENNY POST ADVOCATED
    128 7 MR. THOMAS DENOUNCES CLASS HATRED CO-OPERATION URGED Reuter. London,. 2nd July:—The Congress of Chambers of Commerce of the British Emprs opened m the Guildhall, Derby. Presiding, Mr. Thomas welcomed 200 IMegatus* He denounced class hatred and urg:d co-operation between capital and labour. A spirit of sielfsacrifice
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    AKALI'S RECEIVE BIG SENTENCES
    112 7 SIKH WOMAN MERCIFULLY TREATED RAID ECHOES Reuter. Nabha 2nd July:—All the twentytwo leaders of the Akali raiders outraged on the 22nd of F=buary have been convicted cf forming an unlawful assembly, with attempt to murder. Sucha Singh, who Ld the mob on a pony with drawn
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    MCADOO STILL IN THE LEAD
    104 7 BALLOT CONTINUES IN CONVENTION RECESS COMMENCED Reuter. New York 2nd July:—The Democratic Convention 16th ballot resulted as follows: McAdco, 478; Governor Sm'th, 303 1 2 ex-Ambassador Davis, 63.—Reuter. New York, 2nd July:—The Convention went into recess after the 24th ballot which showed no material change
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    AMERICAN AIR MAIL STARTED
    95 7 NEW YORK TO SAN FRANCISCO HEAVY LOADS Reuter. New York 2nd July:—The new daily air mail-service between New York and San Francisco was inaugurated this morning. One plane left for the Pacific Coast, but two were required to carry the large mails from the Atlantic seaboard
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    44 7 Reuter. London, 2nd Joily:—In the House of Oommot.Ts reply ng to Sir Cnarles Oman», Mr. Snowd?n said the silver coins being struck in the Royal Mint for the Soviefy were 900 fine. No change was contemplated in the fineness of British token silver. —Reuter.
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    NEW CONTROL HEAD
    52 7 FRENCH GENERAL OFFICER FOR BERLIN. Reuter. Parjs y 2nd July:—The Cabinet have appointed General Watch President of the Control Commission in Berlin in place o£ Nollet. It has also been decided to replace on the active list General Sarrail, ex Commander-in-Chief of the Allied Armies in the
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    COTTON DEPRESSED
    49 7 NO PROSPECT OF AN IMPROVEMENT Reuter. London, 2nd July:—In a speech at Manchester, Sir Charles Macara said the position as regards both American and Egyptian coiition spinning -and manufacturing, instead cf improving was becoming rapidly worse. The present short-time movement had proved insufficient to meet the situation.—Reuter.
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    IMMIGRATION LAW PROCLAIMED
    119 7 NEW REGULATIONS IS&JED QUOTA FIGURES. Reuter. WqAfagton, 1st July— Pres'dent Coolidge has tucssd a prc-clamation embodying the Q*W imm''-ration <a\v \vht:h is effective to day. It fixes the annual quotas of the d'ffenent countries at 'JWa per to.J„ of he Lumber of the r emigran-a resident in
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    AMERICAN FLAG REMOVED
    71 7 DASTARDLY ACT IN TOKYO POLICE TAKE ACTION Reuter. London, 2nd July:—The Japanes? Embassy announces that shortly afternoon to-day a young man lowered and carricd off the American flag flying on the flagstaff on the site ef the American Embassy at Tokio, which was destroyed by th? Earthquake.
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    JEWISH LEADER SHOT
    32 7 Reuter. Jerusalem. 2ndi July:—Doctor Dehaan, the Dutch poet and writer and leader of the Orthodox AntiZionist Jews, was shct dead yesterday evening in the Jewish quarter. The murderers escaped.—Reuter.
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    296 7 At 8 a.m. last Sunday Father Ruaudel performed low m ;s in the Chapel of the Holy Fam' ly on the East Co3st Road. The mass was made more impress ye by the s ng ng of Engl' sh. and hymna with org a aecompan ment played by Mrs Stella
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    955 8 Sports Pastimes. NOTES OF THE WEEK. Last week v.c had occasion to t- uch on the proposed tour of Ceyloncse cricketers to tk* Straits, giving the decision cf the Ceylon Cnefcet A elation that the propceed tour was impracticable at the |V*tcm time. We fui.her urged that Maicn li>2"> was
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    S.L.T.A. TOURNAMENT.
    350 8 SINGAPORE CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES LAWN TENNIS The S ngapore Law a Te ni s champiosahip tounovaaaat commenced yfate, day, wo matches seeing defi ..te K-ui s. On the S. R. C. court, Koizumi me. Ba.iho.thet. The former gfa mod great form and was more than a mutch for his
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    WIMBLEDON GAMES
    210 8 Reuter. Wimbledon, lis- July:—-In ;he third round Gilbert and McKane beat Condon ar.d Mai lory by 6—3. 6 —2. Lamb and Miss Hauvey beat Wheatley a *d Miss Colyar by 3—6. 6—2, 6—2. The Americans Mrs. W'ghtman a» id Miss Wills beat Miss Austin and Miss Colyer by
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    ipoh RACES
    132 8 FIRST DAY'S HANDICAPS THE TURF Race 2.—Dreadnought 9 7, Cyril 8 10 Shere Khan 8.10, Bobadil 8.5, Dodger 7.6, Sydney 7.4. Race 3.—Prince Charming 10.7. Avoca 7.6, Victory II, 7.6. Raq? 4.—Sir Ha ten 10 Horace L. 9.3, St. Fitz 8 11. Auberic 8.10, Top Price 8.7, Sunsprite
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    S.C.C. II vs. R.E.
    51 8 FOOTBALL The follow'ng wll represent the S.C.C. II aga nat the R.E. on Thursday:—G. R. Net-bit Roy Brown. CD. i ox E. B. MeCall, W. J. Frost A. McLellam A. M. Arthur, W. Brodie, S. H. Westor.. C. F. Snell, H. Morr s and P. C.
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    SINGAPORE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION.
    31 8 LEAGUE FIXTURES. 1924. Second Division. /uly Team 3 S.C.C. II vs. RE. 5 O.T.F.C. vs. V.M.C.A., and R E s vs. Seletar Un ted. 10 V.MA. va. RE.s
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    BILLIARDS
    13 8 IhJKnal of the Volunteer Snooker TouiMment at The be on Friday evening
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    SECOND TEST MATCH
    326 8 VISITORS BADLY THRASHED CRICKET The second test match be.ween Engla.d and the South Africans was concluded yesterday, the visitc-is sustaining and bat innings defeat. At the ar). the bsftme.i were tempted in everyway but they most stol. J". The century appeared after 166 mini tan play Commai.le
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    PENANG VETERANS' SHIELD RESULTS
    215 8 RIFLE-SHOOTING The following w;.re the local scores at the Farrer Range in the ahOTC competition en Saturday and Sunday. Runn- Less ing figu- ToTeam 500 400 300 Man rel tab not hit Eurasian Coy. No. 3 Pltn. (L.. Aer«) 37 25 41 9 8 113 S.
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    OLYMPIC CONTEST
    44 8 Renter. Versailles.. Ist July:—The Olympic contest firing at moving targets, of Bunting atagce at a hundred nu-fres range, resulted in Poles of the United States getting forty out of a maximum of fifty points and coming out first. Mackworth Praed (Britain) 39.—
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    AMATEUR SPORTING ASSOCIATION.
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