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THE WORLD COURT.
Washington. May 22,
hns discussed the The Senate Foreign Relations Committee World Court question with results which several Senators predicted might lead to an agreement. The report will be sent to the Senate before the adjournment of the session. Same 'senatora opined that an agreement was renchable upon the Harding-Coolidge proponl for membership on the present Court, with the so-called Hughes safeguards, included as definite amendments to the Court statute as specifically ratified by the signatories to the protocol. It is said to bo practically unanimously agreed that the United States could not agree to any court plan bluding her to recognioo the authority of such a tribunal to render ex parte advisory opinions.-Reuter's Ameri can Service
GERMAN POLITICAL CRISIS.
Berlin, May 22,
Germa Negotiations between the middle, parties of the nationals In regard to the formation it a government have failed owing to nationals' insistence on their right to appoint the septua. genarian Admiral Von Tirpitz as now chancellor. The other parties' refused to discuss a personal question of this nature until the policy of the future Government was settled, whereupon the negotiations broke down---Reuter.
CONSULAR SCHOLARSHIPS.
London, May 22,
The annual meeting of the Association of British Chambers of Comnierce cordially approved the scheme submitted by its Presi- dent, Sir Arthur Balfour, for a British Consular Service scholarships" fund of least £10,000 to provide scholarships, each of the value of £80 yearly for the sons of British members of the British commercial. diplomatic and consular services, tenable four years in any British publle school.--Beuter.
.THE CITY EQUITABLE.
London, May 22.
Mr. Justice Homer, handing down his decision. found that the official receiver's action failed against all the directors of the City Equitable Fire Insurance Company except Gerard Lee Bevan, against whom he made an order for the payment of £217,000 with respect to louses sustained by the Company.-Reuter.
RUSSIA AND GERMANY.
Warsaw, May 22.
The Soviet Logation here has ordered the local Soviet Trade Delegation to refrain from purchasing German goods. It appears that a similar order, doubtless due to the recent incident in Berlin, has been given to all other Soviet Trade Delegrations.-Reuter.
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would give her the balance when he, found what the exchange was. She then bought four rings worth $34.31, giving him a $50 note. She received $11.19 with the same A Chinese boalwoman from Tal promise. She then left the shop. O was charged, on remand, before Witness took the notes to Hong- Mr. E. W. Hamillon nt the Kow-kong to have them changed into While he was inside the boat his On laking interpreter drew his attention to loon Magistracy yesterday after- Hongkong currency. noon, with attempting to use two them to a money changer he was defendant, who was attempting to! $50 and two $10 forged Straits told that they were forged. A tako something from between the Settlement bank notes and with telephone message was then sent hatch and the side of the boat.
[being in possession of one $10 to the master of his shop, he him-Witness then lifted the hatch and
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MACLAREN DELAYED. Calcutta, May 22-Reports from paper some Akyab states that owing to advorae Mr. H: G. Hegarty, of the Hong-When he arrived on the 7th inst., Hongkong money and a Singapore weather Squadron Leader Maclaren
note.
self returning the next day. found wrapped In
CONSULTING-ROOM
COLOUR.
Making The Patient Cheerful.
Why are doctors' consulting-
kung and Shanghai Bank, who had he found that the woman had been note. Asked if it was hers, de- will not leave for Rangoon to day rooms usually so dingy ?
She was Heuter
The case was adjourned,
MACAO OVERCOATS CASE.
spent several years in Singapore arrested. He handed the notes to fendant said "Yes." and was famillar with the notes the police. Witness-said-be-was-a-then-arrested. of that place, said that the notes little surprised to see the woman produced in court were forgeries with so much money and on asking of the Straits Settlement bank her where she got it from he was notes. He mentioned two features told that a relative gave it her.
Cross examined by Mr. Russ in which the notes were palpably not genuine. In the first place witness stated that there was a
JUDGMENT FOR they were printed on different money changer in Tai O and that
PLAINTIFF.. paper, which would show that they he approached him on the 6th, but not have enough were forged by just feeling them. the later did
His Honour Mr. A. Dyor Ball delivered judgment yesterday in The printing of the figures was small change to change the notes.
to the money the "binnket cunts. Cuse" beard very badly done. Notwithstanding He did not go the many mistakes of the forged changer on the 5th. Defendant before him at the Summary Court notes, Mr. Hegarty said, that one did not ask the master of the shop recently. not acustomed to them would pro- how much the notes were worth, which the Lun Cheung Firm sued bably pass them every time with He understood out the slightest suspicion.
Defendant's Purchase,
Police Evidence.
The caso was ono in
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A correspondent writes to Homo paper to suggest that the doctors-who-prasch the influence. of colour might practise their own precepts by having their consult- in vivid colours. LATEST LEAGUE RESULTS.ing-rooms painted
New York, May 22.-The results of matches played in the National League were as follows:
2 Brookly Cincinnati...... Pittsburgh...... & New York......10 Chienga 8 Philadelphin... St. Louis
8 Boston
the
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The average consulting-room makes a patient feel worse as soon as bo entors it. Dull greys or wall-papors, faded browns in
worn
furniture and ancient
magazines are depressing.
"Waiting-rooms and consult.
ing-room should be bright and Intereating. Doctors would get bottor results from troatmont if
they really believed what they say about the effect of colour on moods and health.
Chearful consulting-rooms are
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the defendant to the Yee Sang Hop Firm and Cheung Wah Kam and if say that she was buying the Choung Wah Kam for the balance whether by so doing, he bound the jewellery for a relative.
due for goods sold and delivered. Brm of which he was a partner: wero 188. His Honour held that it did bind
rare 48 The goods concerned An accountant of a goldsmith shop in Tai O stated that on the Sergeant Logan said that after blanket overcoats which plaintiffs him and that the chap was by him. not
for within a mile of the Law' the firm Court one F.RO.S. has had his defendant firm bought from them put on the document with 5th May at about G p.m. defendant receiving a complaint from a foki nid Choung Wah Kam of the He considered that the chop was correspondent suggests, however, on the 7th fast, he to sell in Maeno. He paid $80 on intention of binding enmo to his shop and gave orders of the aliop for a pair of bracelets worth went to Tul 0 harbour where ecount when they were received, Cheung Web Kam had charge of rooms repainted in tones almost
informer colour scheme. $53.48. She left one $50 and two defendant's boat was pointed out by han but though an account had the money belonging to the firm startling in comparison with the In this instance both the wait- $10 notes with him saying she to him by the accountant. He been rendered, the balance had not and had control of the safe
The claim was for which the money of the firm was
kopt and in which certain keys ing-rooms and the consulting- would call for the goods the next called out to it stop. He went on been paid.
rooms are painted in buttercup day. She then asked witness for board and asked defendant if she 5000.50.
Witness had any Singapore notes in her In delivering judgment His were kept..
He therefore would give judgyellow, while all the furniture is In few 10 cent. pieces. gave her 60 cents. At 11 a.m. the possession and received a negative Honour said the point for decision
He was taken to a house was whether an entry in a book tent for the plaintiffs for the upholstered in casemont cloth of
Ja cheerful Mediterranean blue. next day defendant returned and answer.
woman lived, was chopped by the defendant amount claimed and costs.. took the bracelets. Witness gave bout where the
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