The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 23 August 1926

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    13 1 Singapore Free Press ID CENTS. SINGAPORE, S.S., MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 1926. NO. *****.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    202 1 A revolt m Greece has resulted m thi overthrow of Paruralo' Page 9. Whilst Midland miner* appear to be -itfnintf on m large numbers then is no pign ii resumption elsewhere and general opinion is pessimistic Page i. Anu'rici is planning a irreat increase to her air
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    THE BITER BIT.
    663 1 "Thai g< "i >«■ i' r o conn ti along f' '■■<'." arid Mi Mtliant U man g■• I IU3 H« he hin i wvered w ttb a ing thouf day was warn, hif I i that had workei and I Pen* c kind Lw Land -<■'
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      266 1 ..-.«.'.-.".v^.v.v.-.v.-.v.v.v 1 U LDIMiS "1 1 SOLYPTOL SOAP I OK TOILKT PIRPOSES. RAFFLES HOTEL) GRAND MILITARY PAGEANT Spe iai early dinner will be available on the following Pageani Nights from 7 p.m. U (U ST 2Sth. and 31st., SEPTEMBER Ist.. 3rd. and 4th. Special Stspper Dances will he held on
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      204 1 •AV.V.V.V/.V.V%V.V.VAV.V-VAVAVA%V/.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V. 5 A BOON IN THE TROPICS! jj J**\^ _rj-T>- NA^y w jl tAiLSUM POWDER < M iSf One of the S I- WILLIAM r.OSSACJE SONS, LIMITED. j: i' nrpoidii'ii ii Li a WAS HOTEL. PAGEANT^ WEEK. Special early dinner will be available during the woek, from 7 p.m. i
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      140 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Nestles cream is delicious— Page Special films at the Pavilion— Page 2. Grand bmllet ai the Victoria TheatrePage 2. 1 atest models m ladies' hats at R< I m son's— Page 9. Special I J ;^>-.':.- dinnt n and suppei the Adelphi— Page. 1 Studj Whiteaway's August week
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      12 1 .v.w.v.'.w.v.v.vasw.v.; I" j: SWALLOW ARIELL S < I AFTERNOON TEA BISCUITS. I llw.V/.W.V.WiVW.V.VtV.'V
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      81 1 THE WEEK. Hi Higi Water, 10.58 S g Carnh i? Y. v. p.m. Tuesday, 24fJ ;i w tter, 11.32 aun., 11.03 a.m. p oo tba Di M Si tff vs. Municipal. M era < u h E K. Lampar. Wednesday, 2hth. High Water, 0.4 i Thu li .h Wat< r,
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    THE AMBITION OF MISS SING WONG.
    243 2 '•(mneriin/" hina to Our Ideas of UeauM i -t r vcu; -<>kl Mis> Qui Sing Wong she i b k> 16 has a great ambition. Arvi :\.:,T o take English ideas <>f beauty, shingling nctaded, to her native China. Slm oi the most interesting
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    NIGHT TNNIS IN HONGKONG.
    119 2 Ball Mwa^ s in Sijthl until ras led si reek at the Gardens, a epresei tat f I has erabl< experi- it, by < rtesy E. R. D the Hoi I Qg t Aug. 81 partei ed M and N B nis at nig/ni y, with
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    HONGKONG'S WEALTH.
    144 2 Substantial Surplus rtani statement rega tricing as n >nial m Council on tl s1 •>■ d ng i I rial 832,2 19.52. ibles had irred during the I, and nteresting to note th. tual g t r 1925 showed a >j milli :i- and an expendi $2$ d
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    PANANG'SPOSTAL FACILITIES.
    83 2 v> n-'ntuiau- the postal authorities on r introduction oi Sunday collections, by h thej have conferred a great benefit community. There now only remains question of a Sunday delivery of letters, it is over the counter and not to rffices and houses direct, it will bo appreciated Business
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      701 2 DUBAKRY TOILET PREPARATIONS. FT^I K\V STOCKS HAVK ARRIVED OF THE T Q 1^ w\ DQ Y*£k FOLLOWING SPECIALITIES. V 1U UUI Id llt?Ct tl t? xtensor Powderettea in Naturelle Rachel and Blanche with rouge. W'S\ ?W'* T^T* 1*. 4 #™*fc 1 Liquid Powder, in farce shades. M? Of J. 'WO
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      305 2 THE PICTURE YOU'VE ALL HEARD AND RK\ From Wednesday, 18th to Monday, 23rd \u«. uo AT THE ALHAMBRA In the Second Show at 9 p.m. HERBERT WILCOX'S GREAT FIRST NATION \I ftKODU NELL GWYN Featuring DOROTHY GISH IN 9 REELS. The intriguing romance of the famous Drury Laneoratigi favour with
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    PHILADELPHIA EXHIBITION.
    805 3 INFLUENCE OF THE EAST Philadelphia. The Philadelphia Sesqui-Centennial Exhi- bition was still m a constructive mood when the day came for President Coolidge's visit m honour of the city where the Continental j Congress had met and the Declaration of Independence was adopted some time m the summer
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    VOLCANIC ERUPTION.
    123 3 VOL CANIC ERUPTION. Hill of 500 Peel Thrown ui> A reporl has been received from Akyab stating thai the Commander <>!' the Chakdina j reported to the Deputy Commissioner, I Kyankpyu, that at 2.10 a.m. on July i >( he sighted a large flare of flame rising several hundred feet
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      101 3 W W IH^^ m Ifc If Mj fi I Whether one leans to Chianti or I Champagne is a matter of taste. It is, however, recognised as a sign of innate good taste to select the om best cigarette *&5^ $T6TE@PRESS tllfl^fl M VIRGINIA CIGARETTES I *-3^^^^^^^^»» -'^m mmmotw mmtfrmm
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      236 3 B SI If I Br^k. 1 JL JLm JLTJk JLdßbi JLhI Jk^l Tapered Roller Bearings. Most Eff icient Readily Adjustable. "^> Every Roller Gauged Accurately to within w I^;Ti One-Twelvethousandth of an inch. \^]§t Malayan Motors^ xMessrs. WEARNE BROS., LTD.: Penang, Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur, Malacca. WEARNE BROTHERS LIMITED, Proprietors. Gi?E^l
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      CHAPTER XXIII.
      1721 4 r ISIT FROM \l BREI Bl IDE. w that the a kerested m is beyond us help," continued the one-time doctor, -perhaps you v c d enough to clear oi I i\ ruefulh at 1 replied: 141 fj aid 1 i an*t ai ••!.<•>• j nands at >i
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      327 4 ti n succinctly and clearly. Having failed to prov< vi m section 21 he must be convicted unless he can prove that there wano intention to sell a soap guaranteed to contain not less than 20 per cent, of pure carbolu acid. This ia not and could not be contended.
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      32 4 Unostentatiously and little by little, the horse has been superseded by the. mot»>r until now there are only 4,152,000 more horses on American farms than there were m 1! OO. Detroit News.
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      CHAPTER XXIV.
      1835 4 LUCK FOR PAIL ARNOT. "My aunt has a wonderful designer and manageress named Eireen Horton," eontinu-" 1 ed Aubrey Blade. "Ever seen her?" "Yes. ol course I have," replied Kennedy. 1 suv her at the Bond Street place and also m the mannequin parade on the ex|ii ss
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    TRADE MARK APPEAL.
    962 4 Important Penang Judgment. DUTY OF MERCHANTS. In vie>v' of it^ importance tp the com- j mercial community we reproduce from the Malay ATail the judgment of the appeal cr.me m the Calve) t's Medical Soap case. The respondent m this case was charged l>efore the District Judpe
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      190 4 NOTICES NOTK h EXTRAC" IMPQf- T t 1 V^.'«i7 r FROM anada Vj.;.^ 4PAaCIRGERAtt> j CANADA _D^PQl»^t<- |N«-».sVp^""' Jn i NOTICI is HEREBf M .1 k Ai \> tkmm A\AHA ni:v GCKGI I KA I Xl», I ossptnj IMI of th»- St Vij Statet o\ amerkm, .<■ h i.^ nffici-
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    THE LIGHTER SIDE.
    1320 5 IX THE LONDON COURTS. It seems a pity that London police courts dc not "bill" their variety turn* after the manner of theatre-. Take, for instance. Mariborough-street, i where Mr. Mead, if ha could have chained his vocation from stipendiary magistrate to stage manager, nnghi have filled
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      424 5 ntNL REMEDY IWW A REAL COUGH OR GOLD. UUIJUII* ?vlikl preventives for mikl cases of H'l RIEMtEiO^T coughs and colds are not objection.Vnimiii^ able; but for real coughs and colds, I take a real remedy one that will i!!!Hf!Aiidlrc flfllfk take hold pgjtuugiib,iuiub None better than VffUUfi am i i
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      168 5 V The refreshing qualities of "1711" Kan de Cologne make it the choser <J V. companion of all women who love daintiness. It adds to charm; revives ''S and refreshes after exercise; soothes tired nerves m moments of e\hau>- 'fl Represcntativt for Far East and India: Robert Dim. Union ftmHding,
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    IT'S BRAINY BOWLING WE WANT!
    1467 6 HOWLERS LACK PRACTICE Coming down from Leeds I was travelling j with a man from Australia, who asked me I why all our fields were of such irregular shape, and I told him that every departure from the straight line meant a quarrel m days
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    THE AUSTRALIAN TOUR.
    242 6 AVERAGES IN ALL MATCHES TO DATE. Mailey's Hundred \N irivets. When Mailey captured his .second wicket m England's nocond innings m the last Test he brought his hag of wickets m ail matches during the present tour to a hundred. He has captured ]('i wicKets at COBI
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    SERVICE SPORT.
    106 6 In the Gan n Cricket I N »mpanj in*» re |A I >. Allsoj 9 J. feinsou S] Gal l( waj t-.ok five for 25 utd Ba six for 33. arten (A| si to 87th Battei i. m 1 I iai i n I otbalJ league by I
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    17 6 Suzani I englei 's si racket i> equaled only \>y h.-r skill m raising i Cincinnati Enqoin
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      207 6 FOURTH WEEK O H I WHITEAWAYS Al Iyl S I SAI r FOR THE PAST THREE WEEKS WE HAVE BEEN CROWDED OU'i WITH ORDERS FOR (JOODS ADVERTISED IN OUR SALE CATALOGUE. THESE ARE NEARLY EXHAUSTED. CONSEQUENTLY DURING THE FOURTH WEEK OF OUR GREAT SALE COMMENCING ON MONDAY, WE ARE OFFERING
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      315 6 teeth than accustom i to the regular use ol Oco Order pour Tl\\M- Mouwnn i;in IOOSAfVgAi i ii hi i i i« i i i 1 II At SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. The only Morninp D« j HV "rew?" pap^r— .?S-4i mi daily, al?o the bMI Hcd Delivered with the Ch
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    ASSOCIATION OF BRITISH MALAYA.
    3915 7 Future Position of F.M.S. Ui X OK EASTERN ADMINISTRATION I v bixth annual general meeting of the socuttion i British Mil < ;a was held at tin offices < f the Rubber Growers' Association, Idol-lane, X. ('.:>. on July 13, at midday. Mr. W. H. Shelford,
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    DANGEROUS DRUGS IN DYES.
    90 7 Dr. R. W. McKenna, of Liverpool University, m a case heard at Liverpool, said if he had power he would suppress the use i>i' "paraphenylane diamine" for hair dyeing t-r the dyeing of furs, as it was a drug which produced skin diseases. The case was
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      306 7 BUSINESS CARDS. T"\Ml <>Rl> FLOWER STALL I Na 110-1, Orckard Road URNISHING HOUSE). a s.-.t ayes, Bouquets, v a* bw leiatc prices. Tel 1985. MARY SETON. BI \< |\\\<k;D FURNITURE J Hongkong. J» Shaa^Huu Lawps ;ind Shades. Jji v.'.-.-.W.'- V-V.%%%5V-*.V.'.S l WS\w! BL« TABLE TOPS, FLOORING. TILES, Etc. SGAPORE CASKET
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      562 7 NOTICES. THE RAUB AI'STRALIAN dOLD MINING CO. LTD. Incorporated m Queensland). NOTII X Of ]>K« LAEA.I 1<> X OF \Tm I>. Cable received to-day fron H< Ofße bane advise* <h;.i the Board »f D n H baw' declared b dividend of One Shilling per share payable an 80th Septi nber,
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 1926. Week-end Comments.
    720 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 1926. Week-end Comments. The coa strike posil i< »n m general I m noi improved ai all, all hough m details those whose sole anxiety is to se< work resumed and some check put .j" m ihe ruin of our indusi ties will I
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    579 8 Mis Waugh, El ead mistress of thi Government Girls' 9cohol, Penang, left foi Singapore on Saturday. The Prince of Wale.* received Sir Fredericl James (Governoi and ommander-in-Chief of the Windward [slands), at St. James's Palace on .Ink 21st. Kew's tiiui' arum, a nativ< g imatra, about to flower. Thi last
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    LOCAL WIRES.
    79 8 POLICEMAN ACQUITTED ►<From Our Own Corre^n#ndent). IV ■■JH:, Vun 21. Jn the district touri Sahaif bin Mat. a .Malay police constable, wrai acquitted and discharged i o eouni of having made false charge against a Chinese named Ifean Kirn Hoo who alleged that the constable assaulted him knocking
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    TAIPING RACES.
    234 8 SA'I RDAY'S RESULTS i! m Oui no o resn< ndenl >. Ipoh \u«i. ft. The weather was fin and the g< D| to-day and there m a iar^'< atteni I including His Highness the Sultan ol 11-andI 1and Biiite and Sir Theod re Fraser. At the ennciusif.il Mrs.
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    AUTUMN RACE TRAINING.
    110 8 mist j > 1 tra was f t wi\ fu-i \\<>'< but ":i<- or tw< .v' ere put h. and shuitly, and i" ent with v c former I <htn« •A. •■> j 12. Sai >> til L*d nit <■: n isefu ihi A I 1 1
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    CRICKET.
    166 8 SER^ KRS v- SJL< These elevens n I ttu S.E.I ground •n Saturday .1 pood £ame ending m \v 1 for the S lit M. < E. Galistan b < >-• .1 C A. do Vrie* and I ti 1..i.i-.-ui> Faulkner b <*>h »;;< I" E. do Sou X
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    S.R.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENTS.
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    H.E. THE GOVERNOR.
    33 8 Sm DECLARED TO m J> N < g«ued fi i n Kuala Lumpu l\H.c> and l" l: v M 11 a.:: sal Sfi Laurel I mm mall) furtl iasued oi Hoi
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    ROWING.
    33 8 IHK IBHOTSIX) icrmb fi p«ti up were rowed t.- difficult -<■ 11. .1 on r Mat it had I could A i it. Si r.it( |i m M i mile few > i T
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    S.C.C. TENNINS TOURNAMENT.
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    TANGLING TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    24 8 PO-DAI Til Stoehr and Ha r C l.adu-* H.uklh- if U lira. M ci tad lln M Gunn and Griffith-J i
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    TO-MORROW'S TIES.
    63 8 Green and K r tld on i I Gardtu r mt i < I'rof.-wmn PaiTfi I Satti !ti Sinclaii i I la- Mi\«<i I in' i '>•« m i* and M rs. Ken ■ad Mr-. Hiller i I lr. the m >.: nf rail al tbe mwt <!a>
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    20 8 Work i« now being can n with the tnm I ultimately to link Singa ;m ii and Bangkok urith Hn
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      210 8 i "THE CONNOISSEUR COMES TO CALDBECK'S" J DRINK WHISKY FROM THE WOOD > WE CAN SUPPLY TWO BLENDS J •C of MATURED OLD SCOTCH WHISKY. ij ij 4' GALLON CASKS. jj m m Prices on application to :j CALDBECR, MACGREMR CO, LTD. ij I; (Incorporated m Shanghai.) J (Incorporated under
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      46 8 V.VAV.V.V.WAW.VAV.VAV.V. Parfums de Luxe Rose Jacqueminot J Paris i I- Emeraude ji EAU DE COTY > H v to Ik* had from all dealers •i Dupire Brothers. Sole Agents THE BORNEO COMPANY, ith Singapore, I'cnann, Kuala Lumpur, lp<>h, Aloi v t .tr and i tin k nson.
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    ONE DICTATOR GOES.
    70 9 REVOLT IN GREECE. PANGALO3 1 REI(JN OVER. sted the War Minister 'i the arrest of Panr- Md ai! military establish- l M l placed themselves anti Bolshevist claimed v. ill be fora „n n sidencj i M. Sp< Uw con Kh the Athens Karris r^ He xplains
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    GERMANY AND THE LEAGUE.
    77 9 ay's i ctationa from the Treaty to the Germans fully the < q oi the ne the i m•- b I men. He said they rtain when thej wem I Geneva atrance to the League friction si r. H» cplained 1 hat Germany ntl btoi the
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    RUBBER SMUGGLING.
    182 9 11 Xl HER VIM:K-I E- the reningai was L sighted a kotah r It I Tl t tht- manned j Chinese, and iritl ber, which pikuls and 56 kati Botl met Mr. A magistrate. Kukob, on the nstaat and sentei I i fault, to un<ierir<> a hi- comman-
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    THE EURASIAN ASSOCIATION.
    64 9 og the Eurasian ridaj the follow r:tr < >rnVe- bearer- an ommitte* Pres ideni Mr. W. -I. Gain; lent Mr. C. H. da I rel Mr W. H. Mos- H r rai 'I r Mr. W Mos larke, C, Pajrlar, Messrs. A. I S3 %a A. Aetia.
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    MALAYAN EXHIBITION.
    25 9 i:■ >■• semen I i elai ing to Ihe E chil n dates for the Dog ask us to correct the 2 j~, n
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    THE COAL STRIKE.
    113 9 MIDLAND SECESSION CONTINUES. FEDERATION ACTIVE. [Renter's Service. London, Aug. 20. Mr. A. .J. Ct»()k. interviewed as regards the reported breakaway of the miners from the Federation m Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire, said that a campaign would be started immediately m that area. "We have no feai that the
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    REMIER STUDIES MINERS' REPORT.
    225 9 REMIER STUDIES MINERS' REPORT. [British Radio— Official Service.] Rugby, Aim. 20. The Miners Federation executive has lunicated to the Government the report of then n i eedings of their meeting with the owner? P ime Minister, wh i had intende I returning this afternoon to his Worcester•me prior to leaving
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    A GLOOMY OUTLOOK.
    163 9 [Reuter's Service.] London, \im. 21. Ib v" .i. olitical circles are very gloomy as n gards the prospects of a coal settlement. It is r; rtain whether I ere will be a general drift hack to work. Even if the n districts conclude district a$ nt- m
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    EAGER RESUMPTION BY MEN.
    149 9 [Renter's Service. London. Aim. 21. Later, rhe breakaway t' the Notts and Derbj fa re miners continues. By noon a further 10,000 men had signed on to -far 1 wort on Monday. Mr. Cook made an eleventh hou 1 el ai ge m his week-end plans
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    FRANCE ECONOMISES.
    75 9 [Havas Service.] Paris, Auk. -0. Decrees prescribe returns from all areas under wheat, an estimate of yields, the control of cereal movements and existing stocks of grain. The Cabinei have prepared a general plan i economy and have decided to control the sales of commodities, improve the system
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    23 9 The marriage of Mr. S. H. Morrison and Miss E. Cormac will take place on September 4th.. at St. Andrew's Church, Kuala Lumpur.
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    MEXICO'S RELIGIOUS WAR.
    264 9 FKJHT GOES TO CONGRESS. VATICAN UNSURPRISED Mexico City, Aug. 21. Foil m in*: Senor Calles' reply to the irchbishops' petition thi' episcopate announces that an appeal will be made m the next Congress t i amend the religious clauses of the constitution. Catholic laymen will handle the
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    THE NICARAGUAN REVOLT.
    88 9 Managua, Nicaragua, \tm. 20. R( -n.-i i'if- attacked San Antonio and killed tin- assistant superintendent and seveial employees <>n i>n»- of the largest sugar estates m the district. They also dynamited a trooptrain between Managua an<l Corinto. No persons were killed, but a few soldiers were injured.
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    THE SUBMARINE ACCIDENT.
    76 9 [British Radio Official Service.] Rugby, Aug. The enquiry showed thai it was intended to admit suffieieni water i<> the ballast tanks t" put th hull flown a few feet more m the water f.r the purpose if carrying out a certain test, but owinir to misunderstanding so
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    INQUEST IN LYMPNE CRASH CASE.
    70 9 INQUEST IN LYMPNE CRASH C ASE. [Bi i1 ish Radio Official Sen ice.] Rugby, tug. 2<>. M. Lisle, p lot of the French aer 'plane which crashed ai Roninej Marsh, \n;i- an experienced civil aviator, having flown across the Channel no fewer than 6')o tinu*s. 1 he inquest on the
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    WILL THE LEAGUE ACT?
    43 9 I Reuter's s< rvice. I Santiago de Chile, Aug. 2i. The rupture of diplomatic relations between < hile and liulivia i- imminent following upon the Bolivian Congress adopting a resolution claiming the Antofagasta Province ceded to Chile \<\ tin- 1904 treaty.
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    PERUVIAN SIGNALLY HONOURED.
    65 9 PERUVIAN SIGNALLY HONOURED. f Reuter's Service. London, Aim. 21. Senor hi. Don Ricardo Screiber, Peruvian Charge d'Affaires m London, has been made ■i Knight of the British Empire m recognition of his valuable services m Anglo-Peru-vian relations. This unusual bestowal of an English knighthood marks the termination of Senor Screiher's
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    SATURDAY'S RUBBER PRICES.
    67 9 By courtesy of Messrs. Macphail and Co. we [earn that the price of rubber m London Saturday, according t<> quotations by Henry Gardner and Co., was: Spot m warehouse London standard sheet Is. 7 7 H<i. C.I.F. London standard sheet, September shipment Is. 7 T *d. Spot
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    AMERICA AND ARMS.
    219 9 COOLIDGE WILL ACT IF LEAGUE FAILS. HIT BIG AIR EXTENSION PLANNED K[Reuter'3 Service.! New York, Aug. 20. "United States to Call Own Parley on Arms if Geneva Fails," is the headline of a New Yorl- World dispatch from a special eonespondent at President Coolidge's Camp. The correspondent
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    DOES HOUGHTON SPEAK FOR BRITAIN?
    160 9 Reutei 's Sei vice.] New York. \u<:. 20. A New York Woi Id message fr< m Washington declares that the chief reason reported for the return of Mr. Houghton to America is to discuss the debt situation. with a view to obtaining a modification of
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    WAR ON WOOD ALCOHOL.
    59 9 [Renter 1 Service, j Toronto. Am;. 21. Th.- Canadian and American police authorities have agreed to exchange information m connection with numerous w l-alcohol poisoning deaths i\ ths past few weeks on both sides of the border. Thirteen person* have been arrested m On£ari > and
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    ROYAL VISIT FOR THE AMERICAS.
    66 9 Reuter's Service. 1 Washington, Any. _M. There is great interest m the report that Queen Marie >f Rumania is about formally to visit the United States although no official notification has Keen received. Two of Her Majesty's ladies m waiting writing to friends at the
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    KILLED AT POLO.
    56 9 [Reuter's Service. I Deauville, Vu«. 21. Colonel Herman Harjes, the famous American hanker, was thrown when playing polo and died from injuries. Harjes was a partner m P. Morgan Company and managed their Paris agency and conducted all the negotiations "f his firm with the Banque de
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    DEATH OF MRS. F. W. VANDERBILT.
    32 9 [Renter's Service. 1 Paris, Aug. 22. The wife of .Mr. Frederick William Vanderlult died suddenly at the hotel Kit/, from complications following an operation foi appendicitis.
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    AMERICAN ARMY AIR FLIGHTS.
    30 9 [Reuter's Service.] Washington. Au^. 22. The War Department is sending five army airplanes on a flight round Souih America this year. Officials decline to discuss details.
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    37 9 The Rev. G. H. Douglas, of Singapore, was to preach at St. Andrews Presb>-terian Church, Penanp. yesterday. His Highness Prince Chaniat of Siam was to arrive m Penang on Wednesday from Bangkok. He is leaving for Europe.
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    GOLDEN GLORY OF ST. PAUL'S.
    480 11 Ball to Dazzle Londoners Once Again. AN ADVENTUROUS 100 ft. CLIMB Irs glory begrimed by years of deposit rom L mdon's atmosphere, the ball beneath the Cross on St. Paul's has long had good reason to envy the Monument's resplendent bead of gold, says the
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    185 11 Sbippin fi t,, Shanghai i; irtesy of the N T anyo NichiN i Shimbunsha Tokyo, \u,'. i!». Ir j I that the Yamashita sS. < on 1 decided to put their seven steamers on the run between Yokohama and ughai, commencing the regular *ervice ••n September 10. kiibhtr
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER COUPS.
    88 11 h. ,-i revolver match between the S.S. ►lice and the SIV.C. held a- the Drill Hall r Monday, the S.V.C. team won by <>•! points. There were four matches, two deliberate, nar' hOOthlg and one rapid. The best fiv< scores m each match to count. The 1
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    34 11 Lloyd George has declined all those cordial invitation.- to Ket out and stay cut. He seems to fee! that the British unemployment situation i> bad enough as it is. The N r ew Yorker,
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    SHELL SCARE IN FRANCE A LIE.
    554 11 COAST RESORTS NOT THREATENED 'Utterly Untrue." Fhe story of a French newspaper that hundreds of thousands of live shells have been left by the British m dangerous positions along the French coast near jEtaples is uUei ,y untrue." In these w rds the genera]
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    COURT OF APPEAL.
    190 11 "':< ISIGN R\ BBER CONTRACT Messrs Lam Choon and Co., who were unsuccessful before the Chief Justice m their action against Lira Yang Bong, trading as 1 cc Hong and which they sought to recove. $10,163 damages for breach of iontrad by the defendant m respeel of
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    MIXED MARRIAGE TRAGEDY.
    224 11 Indian Professor Sued for Maintenance Bombay. Aug. 2. A domestic- tragedy arising from an Anglo-Indian marriage is the subject matter of a case which will be heard on Autf. 28th before the Chief Presidency Magistrate. A London Magistrate ordered maintenance m favour of Minnie Henrietta Katti, the
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      284 11 THE TORTURE OF PILES. WHY CONTINUE TO SUFFER? North' Bnd^RoJj 0 tin a tabi of f> K Van Its curative hyaline «»ed and swollen parts Ys J IreedonfromthepS »d»wd so long S of S Bgapons, rites M follows *me v; Hum yon clrumed x »3 -o-v prater il I feel
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    WHY JAPAN JOINED THE ALLIES.
    538 12 GERMAN RECRIMINATIONS Cleverness of English War Propaganda Berlin. .My 18. The new volume of the diplomatic documents that are being published by the German Foreign Office contains a section which is intended to prove that the Japanese paiticipation m the World War on the side
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    ARMS IN BOOTS.
    192 12 l'irii\ Prevented? Five Chines* pa »engers of the Suiyang who tried to put mi practice n stratagem one sometimes cm recorded m ;> cinema plot, wen hII arros ed and charged before Mr. 11. B. Nihill hi the Kowloon Magi trac> with unlawful possession of arms. While
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    FUEL OIL INSTEAD OF COAL.
    120 12 The Dailj Telegraph 'omnients favou' :<\>\\ on the way m vvhk\i hundreds ti n dustries are carrying on with the aid of fuel oil during the present coal stoppage, although there Is a series if depressing reports of tirm> shutting down for lack f ciial
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      699 12 SHIPPING NOTES. The Portugese cruiser Republica arrived m port on Saturday from Macao. MA II DESPATCHES. BY TRAIN. Kuala Pahantr. Pekan, Sungei Lembing and Kuaiitan (via Gemas and Jerantut) ever.v Monday, Tuesday Thursday and Friday 6 a.m. Bangkok every Thursday 6 a.m. Kota Tin^^i, Seremban, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Taiping, Penang
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    TURK WOMEN TASTE FREEDOM AT LAST.
    822 14 A CONQUEROR'S WAR ON TRADITION. Monumental Task. Angora. Angora expects more reforms which m Turkey will never again come as a shock. The country is becoming used to them, ami whenever Mustapha Kemal looks particularly serious or preoccupied, the whispei goes round that the
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    69 14 British postmen an- demanding, a new style of hat. The present official headgear oi tlu Posl Office Department, a medium be- tween a fireman's helmel and the cap of an ancien i 1 P iece of armour, has becom* entiu f ted > «w Postmen's union declares The r n
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    MOTHER OF MR. COBHAM'S DEAD MECHANIC.
    60 14 Sir Charles Wakefield to l';n £100 tnnuity. London, Xug. .">. Sir harles WakeSeld, *rho is partly financing Mr. Alan C ibham's flight, has made arrangements for the payment of an -m nuity of £100 to the mother of Mechanic hll!()lt m recognition of the
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    NEW CAPITAL OF AUSTRALIA TO BE DRY.
    449 14 Fortunes Made bj a Prohibition Law. Canberra, th< new Federal capita] of Australia, has already made fortunes f many investors who hav< taken advantage of th< prohibition 'aw which will govern the city. J: \s;>- decided, when the 90 square i ■>t' the
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      255 14 When the stomach and organs of digestion (j^ J and nutrition are disordered, and the food eaten J is only imper fectly digested, there is loss <>f j nutrition, and the body loses strength as a ."3 natural consequence Not only does the system l^J |P^ raffeT from lack nourishment,
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      354 14 I Mosquitoes Bring Disease Into Your Home Destroy the mosquito, the insidious enemy of yuan TV/fOSQUITOES are more than pests. vu s 1 Nanaiis. U evaporate* quickly and iVA They are a menace to your Joyed "'»<^"y Lxten. !;t t,M, st,,, x/r -i. *i j spray dw not stain or
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    FRASER & CO.. EXCHANGE AND SHARE BROKERS.
    559 15 FRASER CO.. EXCHANGE AND SHARE BROKERS. SATURDAY, AUGUST 21st of th? U ?h*rp b rac is e J? Bhow the issu va^e marked.] 8 unle3B oth€rw^ v i w uyer« SellerKraug River ($1) JS KuchaiOrds g£, J§, Lingui Tin 1 qJi T Malayan Collieries ($10) w M 4^ 2 Mambaua
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    76 15 the change Df attitude on the Bourse with a rally to nearly SB. Vegetable oils are quiet and no change is likely yet awhile. A desperate fight is beginning between the Big Tobacco Trust interests and all tin independent manufacturers— it will Ik- interesting to see what happens but a
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    EXCHANGE.
    52 15 Bank -1 in..-. g 4 3-16 lian k demand 2 9 ]l-1 Private credits .'5 m.<. g p.. Credits 90 days 5£ Hongkong:, demand 5., p.c. 1> Yokohama, demand Java, (it-mand I.',^' Bangkok, demand SO'/j. Bar Silver London 28 9-1G Bank of England R-u<- 5 p. c Sovereign, Bank
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    PRODUCE.
    211 15 > 1 Tin 125 Tons $1 16 71 Gambier 10 Pepper White 18.00 Pepper Black 28.00 j-'iak'- Tapioca §.20 Pearl Sago Small •_>.*> Cop r.i 11 j() Opium, Benares unt. 1,000 Rice Liang Bin < Ih&n .Mark Red Eagle New 330 Rice, Siam old No. l 330 Rio Rangoon
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    51 15 August 21st, 12 n",l(»<k noon. Hun R S.S. equal t Standard Q.C.F Spot S1 indard R.S.S. Spot ,7. jg on Tender-Sept. Jan. -Mai 72 7° Oct.-Dec. 70 70^ Market: St dull. f Cable: London Spot Sheet I!'-,,! New i ork Sp< t Sheel G. cts.
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    69 15 [British Radio.— Official Service.] Ragby, \r». 20 Paris 171... New York 4.85 15-16, Brussels 117%, Geneva 25.15H, An sterdam U.11%, Milan 1 jm,. Berlin 20.41 Stockholm ]>.!" > L Copenhagen 18.29, Oslo 22 15 Vienna ::i Prague 164, Kelsingfore 192%, Madrid 31.56, Lisbon 2 17-32, Rio 1 :f Buenos
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    OUR FINANCE LETTER.
    740 15 RCJBRBR SHAir; mark hi (Prom ouv Owa Coneapoaaieat). Lo»iu..i:. Jul> 21. Aithou-h displaying a faataaeSesa an pearance, the rubl i -i. are Market pn serves anything but a m ak b ftdenei I there has been a predominance of tellers I- is subject to u-.i. I. nil
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      422 15 BANKING. YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LIMITED. Established 1880 Capital Subscribed V.100,000,000 (fully paid up) Reserve Fund V.86,500,000 President: K. Eodama Esq. Vice-President: R. Ichinomiya, Esq. DIRECTORS. M. Odagiri, Esq. K. Mogami, Eiq. Baron K. Iwasaki. K. Takeuchi, Eiq. K. Tatsumi. Esq. T. Hodsumi, Eiq. F. Watanabe, Ecq. T. Okubo, Esq. Baron
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      441 15 BANKING. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated m Hongkong) Head Office: Hongkong. Authorised Capital 150 OOfl rmn Issued and fully paid up SSSSoJoSo Reserve Fund:-Sterling Rco t- v,. Sllver $27,000,000 Keserve Liability of Proprietors 120,000.000 COURT OF DIRECTORS. Hon: Mr. D. G. Bi Bernard, Chairman Hon. Mr A O. Lang,
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    MALAYA CUP FOOTBAL.
    1432 16 NEGRI ROUTED AT THE STADIUM. RECENT MALACCA RECORD BEATEN. I Singapore. I J. N. Sembilan. .1. The meeting oi Negri Sembilan and, Singapore at the Stadium on Saturday aftenMKMl m the southern section of the' Malaya Cup competition produced a very i <>m- sided game resulting m
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    SPECIAL SPORT CABLES.
    222 16 Professional Golf Tourney at Leeds. WHITCOMBE WINS THOUSAND GUINEAS. (Our Own Correspondent.— Copyright.) l^ondon, Aug. 21. Playing at Leeds m the Yorkshire Evening News 1,000 guineas professional golf tournament final to-day. Charles Whitcorabe, of Crew's Hill Club, Entiekl. Middlesex, defeated Moses O'Neill, of Wrekin Club, by 9
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    HOUSE OF COMMONS CHESS TOURNEY.
    112 16 i >ui Own 'orre^pondent. < 'opj righi I London, Vim. 21. Fl uanit- of chess is increasing m popularity among members of Parliament and a larger room is now required m the Houst oi Commons. Kor thi !i isi ommons < hess i ircle handicap
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    SPORTING NEWS.
    98 16 THE AUSTRALIAN TOUR. MODERATE DISPLAY AGAINST SOMERSET. There wore ten thousand spectators present on the Taunton ground when the Australians commenced their match against Somerset. The weather was showery. ollins won the toss and the Australians went m to bat on a drying wicket, being dismissed for 22r>,
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    KENT ONTOP AT LORD'S.
    312 16 Warwick and Worcester l.v,u\ Surre> and [Rt'.'i't's Scrvicc.J London. Aug. 20. The positi ms al conclusion of matcbe i the county championship to-daj wen- a- follov Middlesex versus Kent. l.did' 1^ K. nl led on Lsi innings. Kent. 314 and 228 for Middlesex 192 and 7
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    INTERNATIONAL LAWN TENNIS.
    110 16 I Reuter's Sei vkv. Montreal, \uir. 21. Japan has eliminated üba fron the Davis up and meets Prance for the honour of challenging the United States. Forest Hill. \utr. 2\). rhe Women's National Championship have reached the quarter-finals. The eight seeded stars survived, except Miss Holt'ii Wills,
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    PENANG CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    109 16 In the Penang lawn tennis championships doubles: Threlfall and Sedwick beat Ben I neti and Terrell 6 1. Reutens and Orr beat Kuppusawmy and < riii churn Singh 6 0, 9 1. In the singles: Bowyer beat Bian Teng 3 6 I, 6 I. Penang, Saturdaj 1" the
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    89 16 The draw for the Vade Cup is as follows H. Jackson vs. Rogers. 1). Sturroch vs. .1. J. MicMichael W. McMullan vs. D. Munde 1 R. Booty vs. L. T. Wakeford. M. I). Rut ley vs. H. R. Nicoll. G. Cullen vs. s. F. Guy. W. E.
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    CRICKET.
    659 16 Final Match m S.C.C. Tournament. A NARROW VICTORY FOR 8.8. AND I The S.C.C. Cricket Totirnament came to a conclusion on the Padang on Saturday, when, by defeating the Merchants, the Bankers. Brokers and Insurance came to the top of the table to share premier honours with the Etceteras.
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    SCOTTISH LEAGUE FOOTBALL.
    66 16 I'ARTICK VXD MORTON SHARK NINE FReuter's Service London. Ing. 21. Result? m Scottish Leai ue matches playi <i to-day are as foll< w \i( rdeen Clyde r <' < Rangi rs <'■!'<■ 2. Cowd< nbeath 0. mi< i I 0, Hibei nians 2. Ounfernilinc Hahiilton l. Hearts
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    AMERICAN YACHT RACING.
    42 16 1 1 Outer's Service.] Newport, Rhode [stand, A in* 22. Mr. Harry Payne Whitney's schooner Vanitie w m the cup presented I i (Ate New V«>rk yacht club by King George. Eight j competed and the Vanitie led throughout.
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