Malaya Tribune, 16 July 1927

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune V XIV.- -No. 165 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1927 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1927
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      48 1 stw shipment OF SUM CARBON PAPER 13" SIZE 8 x 10 \i > WITH 3 WELLS PAPKB WEIGHTS, y Tribune Pre**, Ltd., Collyer Q«»y. Singapore. M soi 10=0= =o=lo=o=ol== a o=ox=io=oi=oi=i =oi=o===o=or===f o=c i d I c I I jfESiiieiiiiS j iim poms W I 1 I I j
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    COMPANY MEETING
    2434 2 TRONOH MINES, LIMITED Description of the Company s Holdings The twenty-fifth annual general meeting of Tronoh Mines, Ltd., was held on June 14 at the registered office of the company, 73, Basinghall Street, E.C., Mr. C. V. Thomas (the Chairman) presiding. The Secretary (Mr. T. P. Patterson, F.C.1.5.)
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      313 2 i y e A. YOUR BABY'S future good health and happiness depends upon your choke of his food in infancy. i The right food for your Baby is Glaxo, which has been used to rear successfully the children of 5 Royal Nurseries. If there was a better food obtainable these
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      265 2 2 r Paddling your own along Lite's river dep< keeping the brain ai state of efficiency. JB essential is daily regu f notn so soon obscures menti the spirits, checks enerj irmj upsets the physical wel pation. As a corrective of there is nothing bt-tu,- h n £rj These dainty
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    PRESIDENT MASARYK
    718 3 Head of Szeeho-Slovak Nation Re-elected President. Masaryk has been re-elected to the post of leader of the Czecho-Slovak nation, a post which, in present circumstances, be alone can fill, says "The Times." During the weeks preceding the Presidential election there was never any real doubt that he was
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      377 3 BERGER PAINTS 1 Enamels and *j Varnishes m I A wear and weather 14 pi resisting paint > For all outside jobs where there is hard ml wear and severe weather conditions use, or lj| W- specify, Berger "Structural and Roof M Paint." H H < It affords effective protection
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      258 3 A GENERAL MOTORS PRODUCT Chevrolet Power is Unfailing .sp r |iHE engine of motor car, like the hrart in the hunan 4rtiffl I body, is the vital part on which the satisfactory M functioning of the whole machine depends. Tn Chevrolet cars, the engine is noteworthy for its power and
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    INCOME-TAX IN IRAQ
    1187 4 Effect on Trade with Great Britain Iraqis who thought that, with the help of the British advisers in their country, they were to advance in a series of rapid steps from the oligarchy cf the Turks to the freedom and liberality of British Parlia- mentary institutions have
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      180 4 Tne Quality of the muooe 555 leaf is enhanced by the State Express methods of manufacture. mW VIRGINIA CIGARETTES ARDATH TOBACCO CO. LTD, LONDON. Take Up Music HUDSON'S GREAT MUSIC SALE IS NOW ON Real Bargains in Music and Musical Instruments. 100, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, Adelphi Building. iiPANGADUINEj Joseph BOUILUOT
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      215 4 I Stop Thief! I I; T TERE is a kidnapper who steals your child from your very arms. 1 I j disease-laden fly leaves small hope for the rescue of 1 I your loved one once he has laid his filthy feet on that tender I II skin. Dysentery, summer
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      442 5 i hurch Services TH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY July 17, 1927 S. Andrew's Cathedral it, Litany. Holy Communion (Choral) and naoß. Matins followed by Holy Commion. I*he Catechism. Evensong and Sermon, following week at the Cathe- 7.40 a.m. Matins; 8 a.m. ion, Tuesday; 7 a.m. Holy 7.30 a.m. Matins. Wednesday; Matins;
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      655 5 WESLEY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Fort Canning Road 5.30 a.m. Sunday School. Classes for all ages. 9.16 a.m. Service of Worship with Sermon. Preacher: Rev. H. B. Amstutz. 5.30 p.m. Service of Worship with Sermon. Preaehei: Rev. H. B. Amstutz. Friday, 8 p.m. Epworth League Devotional Meeting. A cordial invitation is
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      409 5 I can Succeed! Accomplished Through CC. S .KcJp.l Caxi!" 6 Do you ever say or think to yoursell with all the determination you can muster "I can succeed?" Try it. Think or say it regularly and mean it with every bit of energy you possess. Take it as a guiding
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      269 5 TrlE ULU PIN DAN (SINGAPORE) RU33ER ESTATES LIVIITED. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). N)r[C3 IS HiaSSY HfVSS thai, at the d Ghniral Musing of tai Cmpiiv to be h»li oi Walnsaliy, 27th JiW, 1927, the Oirsotorj will reummid this final dividend of 10 pir SMt., fo; tie yeir en I'd
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      256 6 I THURSDAY JULY 14 TO MONDAY JULY 18. S Second Show at 9.15 p.m. S CARL LAEMMLE PRESENTS S THE I PHANTOM S OF IHE 10 REELS n) WITH m.T I 1 LON CHANEY MARY PHILBIN, 1 NORMAN KERRY j I and a great Ca.t of 5.054 S The Phantom,
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      338 6 Amusements! I TO-NIGHT. POSITIVELY THE LAS I MGHI 8 I of the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Special ft Presenting Dj g MARION DAVIES of "When Knighthood V.s I» fiime I B one of the best known of English stage stats. I I A Picture adapted from Charles a IN 11 REELS. D Ln
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      307 6 GAIETY CINEMA Junction Albert aid Bencoo'en Streets. From Friday July IS to Thursday July 21 1927. NIGHTLY AT 9.00 P.M. PLAY BALL SERIAL CHAPTERS 7 4 8 SDL LESSER presents BABY PEGGY The World's Greatest Infant Cinema Artist in HELEN'S BABIES The authentio screen version of the JOHN HiBB&RTON book
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      193 6 Surma Th< re "The House of on >» North Bridge Road. Telej 0 From Wednesday July IS t > j u u w NIGHTLY AT ».6 HOOT GIL The Greatest Western Bt IN Jslry A UNIVERSAL HEY! HEY! C( >V! SOMETHING NEW In mmjmhm on each other's trail tr\irg to
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    112 7 Ships Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive Singapore, July 16. East Wharf (Kntrance Cate 1) H.M.S. Iroquois K.E.E. Wharf; Vav 20. Main Wharf (Kntrance Gate 3) Kiata 16; Glenshiel 9] Kamuning 7. Empire Dark (Katrawce (iate °> Mar; 30; Mm 32; Shunko lira 34; K..j.nh 36; Fooksang
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    Traffic Regulations
    474 7 NEW RULE INEFFECTIVE AND OBNOXIOUS Act on of S.S. (Singapore) Association The following is the report of the special committee on traffic regulations, appointed by the S.S. (Singapore) Association: We think k hat tne new regulations are «o far working wel. and need no comment at present, except
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    JAPANESE NEWS
    165 7 (By courtesy of the Nichi-Nichi Shimbunsha) Tokio, July 14. It is reported that 1,500 employees of the Nankai Railway are now idle as the result of a dispute. It is understood that the Mitsui Bussan Kaisha have decided to establish a branch office in Medan, Sumatra, where the
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION
    43 7 Orders for week ending July 24. ,c j Tnlv 18 —Parade at HeadMondayJul> are going to quarters for al I S© ou v Uniform the Penang Camp. W» P-m--with Staves. Class Tuesday, J" l y iy- fe quarters 5.15 p.m.
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    105 7 In the event of a subordinate Forest In the event of subordm cQr Officer neglecting to wear Mi i his rectlv he can be hned b per salary by the Conservator. „f +YiP Singapore Diocesan At the meeting ot the bHife I o Council held in Kuala Lumpur several names
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    THE ASSIZES
    599 7 MAGISTRATE'S ACTION CRITICISED Case That Should Not Have Been Brought Forward Before Mr. Justice Deane at the *>ing&pore Assizes yesterday afternoon, the following cases were dealt with: Ng Ah Ho, Gan Cheok, Ang Rang, Ng Kirn and Lim Lian were charged with attempted gang robbery. Two of the
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    LOCAL AMUSEMENTS
    239 7 Union Star Opera Last evening, Shakespeare's "The Winter's Tale was the feature of the Happy Valley attractions. Produced and acted by the excellent personnel of the Union Star Opera Co., the spirit of the Avemdale bard again walked and entertained the hearts of men. The complete play was
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    142 7 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 153 equal to $100. The rate of payment of Mon ?y Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 15" equal to $100. A severe storm was experienced in Ipoh about 5 p.m. on Tuesday when heavy
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE
    1199 7 FINANCE COMMERCE PRODI wn* Singapore, July IB Seller* Rice, Siam No. 1 per Koyan $344 M JruSa mm Rice, Siam 2 $331 'Mixed Black Pepper 60.00 00.00 Rice, Siam 3 $323 Copra 1.00 Rice, Saigon 1 $300 Mixed Copra 10.50 Rice, Saigon 2 $272 KafoofCowa Rice Saigon 3 Small P
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    MAIL TRAIN ROBBERY
    229 7 Chinese Bank Manager Victimised A dating robbery on Tuesday's nitrht mail train from Ipoh to Kuala Lumpur has been reported to the Railway poliae by Mr. Tan Swee Piow, branch manager of the Overseas Chinese Bank, who is engaged in opening a branch of that bank at
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    Births, Marriages and Deaths
    72 7 ACKNOWLEDGMENT Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jeremiah beg to tender their thanks to the relatives and friend* who attended the funeral of the late Josephine Monis and also those who sent wreaths and let.ers of condo.ence. D'CRUZ—On July 16, 1927, 9.30 a.m. at Govt. Boarding Officers' Quarters,
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      438 7 LATEST ADVERTISE MEN To Maxwell Car For Sale $403 or offer. Apply Bishop's Secretary, Singapore. LEE WAH B\NK, LIMITED. Notioe is hereby given that an appUoation has bean made to thaDlreators of thia Company to i«m3 a duplioata oartlfioata of 200 shares num berjd ***** to ***** inclusive, in the
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      368 7 SINGAPORE DIARY To-day, July Ii 11.58 a.m.. 11.14 p.m. gapore vs. Malacca, Malaya \idium. 11. Fort Canning vs. Police, i 8.8. L vs. Services, v I.A. Framroz Cud. t A. vs. Duke's. Framro2 vC.R-C. vs. Medical College, at Victoria Theatre, 9.30 p.m. I .»-morn»>%. July 17 0.34 p.m., 11.59 p.m.
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    PILGRIM SHIPS
    635 8 Within the past week reports have come to hand regarding the voyages of two locally owned pilgrim ships, the Tangistan and the Armanistan. It is our intention to do more than call attention to the very serious number of deaths "from natural causes" that have taken place on
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    1399 8 The June issue of "The Far Eastern Review," just received contains a splendidly illustrated aiticle on Shanghai's New Billion-Dollar Skyline." The annual sports of the Pearl's Hill School wi.l be held at the school on Thursday, July 28, at 3.15 p.m. Mrs. Van Straubenzee will present the prizes. The Singapore
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    395 8 Mr. Julian Frank. I. Jrothers, is now in Ma Mr, B. J. P. Joaquim, and Co., Kuala Lumpur, from home cave in O Mr. G. C. G. Mull, r, has been appointed I i ant Secretary (A) of mtnts. Mr. Chan Choo T Petroleum Co., Ltd returr.e
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    TERRORISM IN RUSSIA
    29 8 Reuter's Service. Riga. Jatj 10. The Soviet au horitk.- contin I j fires explosion* pad violence, including many murder* «t < munis: agents, especially in the pilM
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    CEYLONESE IN TROUBLE
    49 8 A Cevlonese name,! Ycharged before Mr. C. P. Smith, the tm Police Magistrate, this morning, criminal breach of trust in i mgold hair pin valued at «1,300 valued at $450. The complain; M A. Careem. Bail in ibe su was allowed and the ease was puM»ss«
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    FORGED NOTES
    31 8 Arrested at the Tank Bead Station early yesterday tnorniag detective, a Kheh who Chong Phin was this mornii being in possession of forged currency notes and r nuu week.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    60 8 From Indo-China by Saint Pierre, due at Sing to-morrow. From China and Jap* Maru, due at Singapore From China and Ja| Kara, due at Singapore 18th instant. From China and Ja m f,rro* Automedon, due at S I morning. From China by s.s. I>«--pore daylight on Monday, From
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    RECEPTION TO DR. TAGORE
    87 8 At 5 pm. yssterdaj Indians and Ceylon.— Messis. M. Kader Sttltai T. K. Shaik Dawoo 1. M. Muthukumaru, was held to consider a proposal ception to Dr. Rabindra: his forthcoming visit. Mi was elected to the Chair a bhoy appointed as Hon. S After some discussion
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    AVIATOR SENDS OUT SOS
    101 9 fail» to Make Trip lo Honolulu K STEAMERS RUSH TO RESCUE >ays Can Remain Afloat tor Hour Only Reuter's Service. San Francisco, July 15. urly reports were received yasrding the progress to Hawaii m aviator. Mr. Smith, who is l.v Mr. Bron.e, til! they iui they
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    HAS RUBBER LIF EBOAT
    47 9 San Franeisco, July 15. Ai ■> from Smiih stated that the iKl remain afloat only an hour. a rubber lifeboat but asked fo» r.,!i Smith's positii n at the time of his .j a ipjarently about 850 miles east ar: r th of Honolulu.
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    DIFFERENT STORY
    19 9 Honolulu, July 16. ieroplane crashed on the Island f M 1 The aviators are reported br nrihurt.
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    DUKE OPTIMISTIC
    68 9 Recent lour Assures Future of Km pi re Reuter's Service. London, July 15. IV thaeaesi of York had a •using welcome in the ts white driving from Buck- tlace on a ceremonial visit to the itmeh with the Lord Mayor at 1 on the completion of their Im"U
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    CATHOLICS RELEASED
    44 9 Tolerant Spirit Shown by Mexican President Reuter's Service. Mexico City. July 15. Pies lent Dalles nus ordered the release a* al the Catholic laym.n imprisoned for n the gi and that the revolt failIhej were merely the tools of Ii Catholic clergy.
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    ANOTHER "FAKE" STORY
    34 9 Newfoundland Plane Report Discredited Reuter's Service. St. Johns. July 15. v linn seat to investigate the report p garding the wreckage of N*a hav< wired from St. Georges disMaaaj the story.
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    FRENCH TRADE
    35 9 1 liavas Agency.] Paris, July 15. for the first half of 1927 11ft,000,000 francs, showing a iim),oi)u compared with the it. The exports totalled nowing an increase of Itlln a J 1 ranee.
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    FAMOUS COUNTESS DIES
    41 9 Reuter's Service. Dublin, July 15. announced of the Countess Of rirst woman elected to Br l! itm-nt but as a Sinn Feiner her seat. She was re- a Kireann as a De Valeran 11 s n general election.
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    OBITUARY
    18 9 Reuter's Service. 1. 1.-ndon, Juy 15. i, ni) nouneed of Mr. Charles 'Undent of the BotaHong Kong.
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    SINGAPORE DOCK PROGRESSING
    58 9 First Section Now Complete ENTIRE WORK TO BE FINISHED IN MAY Reuter's Service. London, July 15. The first of seven sections of the Admiralty dock for Singapore has been launched at Swan and Hunter's shipyard, Wallsend. It is expected that the seventh section will be launched in
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    Heat Wave Broken
    122 9 TERRIFIC STORM PLAYS HAVOC IN U.S. Hear\ Loss to Farmers by Hall Stones Reuter's Service. New York, July 15. Over forty persons have died during the past three days as a result of the heat wave throughout the eastern parts of the United States, but a terrific
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    REVOLUTIONARY PLOT
    56 9 Many Prominent Bolivians Arrested Reuter's Service. La Paz. July 16. An official communique states that a revolutionary plot has been discovered here and a number of prominent Bolivians have been arrested, including Jose Yillanueva, whose election as President of Bolivia in 1925 was annulled before he took office,
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    ULTIMATUM WAS BLUFF
    47 9 No Action Against Nicaraguans Reuter's Service. Managua, July 16. Although the ultimatum to General Sandino expired on July 14, General Feland, commanding the detachment of American Marines here, announces that immediate action against Sandino is not contemplated, though an expedition will be sent eventually.
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    HONOLULU CONFERENCE
    64 9 Distinguished Britons Confer on Pacific Relations Reuter's Service. Honolulu, July 16. The second Conference of the Institute of Pacific Relations has opened here with over a hundred delegates from Great Britain, the United States, Canada AaatrsKa, New Zea and, Japan. China, the Dutch Indies, etc. The British contingent
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    HONOURS FOR AIRMEN
    43 9 Reuter's Service. Washington, July 16. It is announced that lieutenant Noville as well as Commander Bvrd will be recommended for the Distinguished Flying Cross. Secretaries Davis and Wilbur are -roceedin to New York to greet the airmen on .their return.
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    HUGE BAKERY BURNED
    39 9 Reuter's Service. New York, July 16. The plant of one of the largest rye bread bakeries in the world, the Fetchter Baking Company, has been destroyed by fire. The damage is estimated at a million dollars.
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    NAVAL ARMAMENT CONFERENCE
    91 9 Statesmanship *rd Expert ness SPEECH OF HEAD OF U.S. DELEGATION CENSURED Reuter's Service. New York, July 15. The newspapers are encouraged by the tone of the speeches yesterday at Geneva. "The World" declares that the Conference has reached a point where statesmanship should supersede expertness and an
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    ALLEGED CONTRADICTION
    152 9 Geneva, July 15. There is much comment on the fact that Mr. Gibson did not allude in his statement yesterday to the British proposal of a building programme for cruisers which, if accepted, would lead to a naval holiday. It is also remarked that several parts of his
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    Military Council
    132 9 CHECK ON NANKING COMMANDER Must Water Horses on Banks of Amur Reuter's Far Eastern Service. Nanking, July 16. The Military Council of the Nanking Government was formally inaugurated today when the members took the oath of office. The Finance Minister. Mr. Koo Ying fun, prerided and emphasised that
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    TO SCRAP AGREEMENT
    118 9 Nanking, July 15. A meeting of the Nationalist Treaty Revision Committee decided that the SinoDutch Consular Agreement of 1911 be •'scrapped" and the Foreign Ministry should forthwith initiate negotiations with the Netherlands thereanent. Mr. Wang Chung-hui on July 14 was installed and took the oath as Minister
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    QUAKE DEATH ROLL
    70 9 Two Hundred Sixty Killed in Holy Land Reuter's Service. Jerusalem, July 16. It is officially stated that the earthquake resulted in 192 being dead in Palestine and 68 in Trans-Jordania. Nearly a thousand other casualties occurred in both territories. Half of Ramleh and Lydda and onethird of
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    FIERCE RIOTS IN VIENNA
    162 9 Forty Killed and 200 Injured GENERAL STRIKE CALL ISSUED Socialists Allege Injustice in Courts Reuter's Service. Vienna, July IS, A' turbulent demonstration of Socialists outside the Law Courts and Parliament House was a sequel to the acquittal of the brithers Pinter, belonging to the Nationalist organisation,
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    NEWSPAPERS ATTACKED
    99 9 Vienna, July [6 Several have betn ki'led and many injured in the riots. A crowd attacked the premise! <>:" the newspapers the Reichs Post and Neve Wiene Nachrichten," as well as the Law Courts. As uniformed detachments from the Socialist organisation? seeme 1 unable to re-establish c rder,
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    NEAR LYNCHING
    310 9 Berlin. July 15. The riots at Vienna warrant fear that the city is experiencing the most menacing outbreak in her history. The trouble was due to the acquittal of three Nationalists charged with killing a disabled exservice man and a child in a collision between Nationalists and Socialists
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    BUILDINGS FIRED
    70 9 Berlin, July 15. There were minor riots elsewhere in the city. Large crowds at the Italian Embassy shouted, Down with Mussolini! Down with Fascism." A mob threw out newspapers from the office of the Wiene Rueneste Nachrichten" and burned them in i the street. They also set fire
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    FIERCE RIOTS IN VIENNA
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    WIRES INOPERATIVE
    25 10 B rlin, July 16. Telephonic and telegraphic communication between Vienna and Berlin, Prague and Budapest has been interrupted since mx o'clock this evening.
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    SITUATION IMPROVES
    42 10 Paris, July 16. According to Information official Acta, th, Covornnn-nt .t ™na to mm master of the s.tuatton. Itstated that the Socia.tots are ne g ot afn, wi (h the rioter, with a v.eve to the re,to ration of order.
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    GENERAL STRIKE
    42 10 Paris. July 16. A telegram from Vienna states that a general strike was proclaimed last night. It is officially reported that twelve were killed and 120 injured inthe rioting but it is generally believed that the casualties were much greater.
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    TROOPS ON GUARD
    45 10 Berlin, July 16. A telegram from Vienna says that the police last night succeeded in driving back the rioters to the suburbs. A battalion of Infant ry with machine-guns is guarding the Parliament building. There is comolote calm in Austria outside Vienna.
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    Outlaw Vengeance
    186 10 INFORMER SHOT DEAD IN DARING FASHION Gunman's Outrage in New Bridge Road Chinese gunmen in Singapore are not only darinir and desperate but good marksmen The accurate use of a pistol or revolver requires no little skill and from the shootings with deadly effect it will be seen
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    EX-AMBASSADOR DEAD
    36 10 Reuter's Service. Pittsfield, July 16. The death is announced of Mr. Henry White, former United States Ambassador to France and Italy, who also represented the United States at the Paris Conference after the war.
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    PENANG ASSIZES .
    92 10 PENANG ASSIZES (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, July 15. Ramsamv, employed on Tan Sin Ho Estate, Bukit Mertajam. was acquitted and discharged at the Assizes on the charge of murdering his wife. Teh Kirn Cheow was found not guilty ot the murder Q f a Chinese woman m Green Lane
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    FOWLES-STANTON
    56 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, July 15. The wedding took place at St. George's Cathedral yesterday, the Rev. nier official of Mr. Stanley paries Fowles, Locomotive Foreman, FJU*. a W ays. and Miss Alec Elizabeth of London. The bride arrived on the Rawal pindi. Many passengers attended mony. The
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    TURTLES AND CROCS
    52 10 A number of turtles and crocodile* were tvwexhibits produc?d before Mr H. K. Bull, ««o-Hg at River Valley Road yesterday. The formers' 'e X w«e tied totter hy bonn E in their feet and the «Jjodjl» similarly scoured. A fine of $20 01 21 days in default
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    23 10 The American s.s. Dryden is loading a careo of rice at Kohsichang for Cuban ports The International Engineering Company. I «re her agents.
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    485 10 CRICKET English First-Class Games RAIN INTERFERES COUNTRYWIDE Parker and Freeman Get Hundredth Wickets Reuter's Service. London, July 15. Rain interfered throughout the country with the County Cricket programme. Gents, vs. Players For the second time this season the f.ents Players match had to be leit This ime Lords
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT GAME
    162 10 Services in a Lively Mood Again The last game in the S.C.C. tournament in which the Services took part they put up a tremendous total. Yesterday they started their innings against the B.B. and I. and scored 105 in an hour for one wicket and bid fair
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    BISHOP OF SINGAPORE
    53 10 Farewell Services at Kuala Lumpur (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 16. The Bishop of Singapore, accompanied by Mrs. Fergus on-Davie, spoke in aid of the Gage-Brown Memorial last evening and received a presentation from the European and Asiatic communities. He preaches his farewell sermon at
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    361 10 MALAYA CUP GAME AT STADIUM Singapore Confident of Heating Malacca (By Custodian To-day we start making history in Singapore, for another round cf the competition of the Malaya Cup commences at the Stadium where the S.F.A team will be opposed to Malacca, and the local sidewj take the field
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    Well Contested Match Results in Win for Malays
    272 10 The match between the Malays and the SRC, played on the Stadium ground yesterday afternoon, was productive ot some excellent football with both teams making determined efforts for supremacy. The teams were fairly evenly mat «ed tut the presence of Dolfatah on
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    54 10 On Tuesday last the Malacca Hotspur Association met the United A-OCi-ation second string in a friendly game of v occer at the Kubu held. The Hotspurs won by three goals to one—the scorers being Chan Cheng Chuan (2) and Low Teck Yoon. Tay Lian Seng
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    BOXING
    305 10 BATTLING KEY RETURNS FROM JAVA Looks Very Fit And Confident After a rather long and successful stay in Java, Battling Key returned to his old friends here by the J. P. Coen yesterday morning. Key, who called at the "Malaya Tribune office in the afternoon, looks to be in
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    117 10 Young Hassan informs us that his claim thTbantam crown is based on the merits VJ -vS over Bagani Tawide, some Intt ago which contest was advertised for the bantamweight To the best of our memory, this title was Eft vacant when Kid Avelmo who then held
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    241 10 BOBBY JONES WINS OPEN TOURNAMENT Enthusastic Admirers Mob Champion Reuter's Service. St. Andrews, July 10. In he British Open Golf Championship over 72 holes the winner was Bobby Jones, th- American holder, who won with the racord score of 285. His tmrd round .core was 73 and in the
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    PREVIOUS WINNERS
    67 10 1906, .J. Braid. 1907, A. Massy. 1908, J. Braid. 1909, J. H. Taylor. 1910, J. Braid. 1911, H. Vardon. 1912, E. Ray. 1913, J. H. Taylor. 1914, H. Vardon. 1015 19, No competition owing to Ureat War 1920, George Duncan. 1921, J. Hutchison (U.S.A.). 1922, W. Hagen (U.S.A.)
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    302 10 To-day s Weights at the Perak Club Summer Meeting Race No. I. Open Ponies, Division 4 (1 mile 50 yards). Ismarani 9.5, Sanhozza 9.2, Untong 8.1, Noisy Oyster Lady Love 7.11, Vingt-et-un 7.7, Klitmart 7.7. Race No. 2. Horse Griffins Handicap, Division 2 (6 furlongs). Oughtowin 9, Taiping
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    TENNIS
    42 10 Singapore Recreation Club Tournament MONDAY'S TIES Mixed Doubles Winners of V. H. Norris and F. Eph•amus v. N E. Ess and L Garnmell vs., C. G. Wheatley and L. C. Aeria. Single Handicap A" Finals W. A. BalheUhet vs. N. Hannay.
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    Yesterday's Results at the R.S.Y.C.
    56 10 Walmsley be*t Channon, 6—1, 6—3. Carver and Brown v.. Crowe and Cox jnfinished. TO-DAY'S TIES Court 1 "B S i^ F free for non-tournament play. TO-MORROWS TIES Mrs. McLay and Channon vs. Mr. and Mrs. Allen. Merry vs>. Crowe. MONDAY'S TIES Stevens and Walm-ley vs.
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    European Davis Cup Final Next Week
    18 10 [Havas Agencv.] Copenhagen, July 15versus SETtta Sh'Uafn wiU be Ulrich and Petersen.
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    After the Dance.
    209 10 TERRIBLE EARLY MORNING MOTOR SMASH Car Wrecked and Occupants Taken to Hospital This morning at about 2.30 a party of gentlemen were returning from the Eurasian dance in a motor-car when jast opposite the entrance to Bukit Timah Road, the car ran head on into a tramwaj
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    LINDBERGH'S FAME
    148 10 Incredible Offers Refused by the Lone Airman Captain, now Colonel Charles Lindbergh, who jumped into fame with one hop from New York to Paris, is reported as having Refused offers that would turn the heads of millionaires dizzy. America literally went mad with "Lindy's" wonderful achievement and motion
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    RULES FOR MARRIAGE
    203 10 Philosophy of Exoerienced Divorce Court Judge Seven rules for a happy marriage are offered by Judge Joseph Sabath of Chicago, who has presided over no lower than 22,000 divorce trials. "There must be rules for every game, says Judge Sabath, "and the matrimoma game will be smoother
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    36 10 June will be remembered as a month of persistent rain, and 'flu, dengue, etc., in the midst of which we have striven bravely to pursue 44 the trivial round, the common task," according to 44 Lcclesia.
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    236 10 LONG JAUNT IN KK'KSHa TO HOSPITAL Man Found in Tanjong I» Dies cn Way Evidence regarding a found dying in Tanjong ed by the City Coroner. < i this morning, when it wa patient had to be taker, a Tan Tock Seng Hospital as admit the poor
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    GREAT INDIAN POET
    123 10 Dr. Rabindranath Tagore Due on Wednesday Arrangements for a fitting reception tt the world famous Indian poet, Dr. Rabindr»nath Tagore, are rapidly i»eing brought to a close and Malaya will have an opportunity of welcoming him on a scale that Sibeen the order wherever he vent. Ear.
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    RUBBER REPORTS
    284 10 Singapore, July 13 Market con [it L one has rated through »1 thj week values have- fluctua limit- on small business, cl< on balance bat slightlj optimistic. Th: 1 American rtatfctics forJua* a favourabe nature, inasmuch as i w«J decrease in stock in sh a Th? full figures
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    22 10 The Kroh untitled outlook for the crop in is not good, rben time an excess oi watt' ing it impossible to plow
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    EUROPEAN "GRABBING"
    443 11 VS INNOCENTS [HEIR MONEY r c! Fact Regarding ed Extortion to in Bays Ike "Ocean Vmcr.can returning to his a voyage to foreign jj bit er to si y about the pen in this 'country or ai "extortion'' and he terms with which he his treat Meat at
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    197 11 Th, M ham medan era is computed to 16, the presumed date Eiegira or presumed flight Medina. Mohammed was arentage about tine year o<o D Alter Uing shepherd boy ant of a merchant, a woman, named her and him- ere hunt. A rather lean d man of
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    $1,500 OFFER REFUSED
    387 11 Freak Calf With Two Heads and Two Hearts 1 If tha gho.st of P. T. Barnum should hover over the Mullen farm it would surely turn an envious green at the sight of one oi th- greatest freaks of nature in the history of animal husbandry or
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    94 11 The North German Lloyd of Bremen have bought the steamer Sunheath, of 5,932 gross tons, from the Sun Shipping Comp-viv of London, according to a report from Hamburg. This vessel was budt in 1011 by the Bremen Vulken Shipbuilding yard of Vegesack for account of the German East Africa Line,
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    908 12 Charity Sound and Unsound All over the East to-day, as the Acting Governor aptly pointed out at yesterday's meeting of the Friend in Need Society, we have an ever growing "fraternity of hardy paupers," says the Ceylon 'Observer." And, to the discredit of Ceylon, it must be admitted
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    21 12 Last year New Zealand achieved the phenomenally low infantile deathrate of 39.76 per 1,000 births, which is easily a world's record.
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    517 13 Singapore, July 9. MEAT Beef steak (round) kati 42 Beef stew or curry kati 38 Pork lean kati 64 Pork lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 58 Mutton Indian lb. °0 Muttcn Australian lb. ?5 Fowl, kati 80 Capons (Locally reared), kati Hens (Locally reared) kati Ducks each
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      535 14 PUBLIC NOTICES TfeNDERS. Tender- will be received at the Office < Keys A*.Wtec Graham House. ?o?\he erection ol Fo\.- Bunga'ow. at Watten Park EataSJ Bukit Timah Road, Singapore PUn, and Bpec fie .tlons Mf be seen and all p„tlcul a r r bt,t f f d at the above Cffic.
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      361 14 SITUATION VACANT MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE apportions are invited Jot the goat of Bhorth*ui Trpi9t in th. Municipal Building RurTavor'a OSoe at a oommenoing salary ol 13 rSme,..m. Tha appointment will be on thra, moaths' probation, after the expiation S whSh parloi" tha candidate if confirmed, iill ba expaotad to join
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      505 14 BAIN US THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. (Registered in London, under the Companies Acts of 1862 to 1890, on 2nd December 1892.) Authorised Capital JgjgJJJ Subscribed Capital gjggg Paid-up Capital 66 6 Rpserve Fund and Rest *i*gZS? HEAD OFFICE: 15, Grace Church Street, London, E. C. 3. BOARD OF
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