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Stated to have once been rector of type of oil cugino for installation in Ractor, Emsworth, near Chichester, motor ships, which it is claimed, La Evelyn Lopresti, alias Talbot, alins only half the weight, and occupies ap. Arpad, a man of 60, who appeared in proximately ball the space of the of an action involving the standard of normal-four arcle-Diesel motor. The the dock dressed as a clergyman, was fece charged by physicians to patients. design differs from all existing types, sentenced at the Old Bailey to nine Mr. Anghel Caster, M.R.C.P., of and pissesses the extremely novel months in the second division. He Devonshire place, Cavendish-square, engine of this clas, each stroke amounting to £500 without disclosing feature of sliding cylinders. With an charged with obtaining suidS W., sued Mr. Leopath, as 1. working stroke, which that he was au undischarged bankrupt. broker, of Kensington Palace gardens, accounts for the fact that for a given W for £131 5. for professional power, the size and weight are con- services rendered to Mr. Hirsch and aiderably lower than when the single

or acting two-cycle his son. Mr. Hirsch pleaded that the principle is employed. An engine of four-cycle sale of fees was not reasonable and 2.000 b.p. is now being built for in-

Mr. Eustace Fulton for the prosecu. tion, said Lopresti was made bank- rupt in 1913. In February 1918 be ter-gate, W. He gave the name of the went to stay at an hotel in Lancas Rev. Erin Talbot, and that of a wo- man who went with bim-who was the article published in The Moter not bie wife-no Mrs. Talbot. Ils left Sip dealing with this interesting de the hotel owing £299. Next he went Mr. Holman Gregory KC, for Mevelopment, such au engine occupies to lodge with a Miss Miller, and left Gaster explained that Mr. Gaster was exactly, the same space as a recípro.owing £74. He also borrowed 1389 Romanian by birth. Mr. Hirsch eating steath engine. It can therefore from Mr. Hodgson, a fellow.clergy was hin patient in 1903 when his fes] replace the steara plant in existing man. was El 1. In May 1920 Mr. Hirsch steamers, and the entire boiler space went to Devon-hire place to be over:

would be rendered available for cargo can ying. hauled and tendered £1 18., bab Mr. Gaster explained that his fee was now

was in excess of what he had verbally|stallation in a ship, and according to agreed to pay.

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have said, professional classes are guineas. Mr. Hirsch paid that sum.charged lever fees.

- Gaster made three or four visits ad the feas were booked. In April 1921 Mr Gaster attended Mr. Hirich's son on 19 occasions, Ind two consulte- tions with a surgeon, and attended an operation for appendicitis. For each visit he charged £2 24. for the con- sultations £33. each, and for attend ing the operation £15 15 The surgeon's fie for the o era inn was 150 guineas.

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Does that mean solicitors -Yes, clergymen, birristers, military men, and widows. They don't fall within the wealthy classes. (Laughter.)

Mr. Fulton said that in 1913 Lop- resti resigned a living under pressure from his bishop owing to a scandal which arosa becaus: of his relations with a nurse at an institution at which hs was chaplain. To 1910 the nurse gave birth to a child, which defendant registered at Dorking, Surrey, giving his name as the Rav, Evelyn Arpad. and saying the woman was his wife. In April 1919 another thild was born at New Malden, Surrey, and Lopresti gave similar particulars. About two) monthe after he deserted the woman, and she bad gone into the workbons. Detective Inspector Ernest i!l said that Lopresti was of Italian des cent. His wife was still living. lle appears to have lived first with his wife and then with the other woman. Mr. Justice McCardie: With or Lopresti showed no signs of remorse without incomi: tax. (Laughter.) or cf sorrow for hie victims, but coo

Ob, barristers do not come within the wealthy classes?-No, unless they are big K C. (Loud laughter.)

In reply to Mr. Gregory, Mr. Gaster said the test was th house the patient occupied, the servants he had and the way he lived,

Mr. Conway, for Mr Hirsch, said hirca-would-be-that there was an

"Gising" judgment Mc. Justice fented himself with the observation : agreement to pay £2 3. for the first MeCardio said Mr. Hirsch was "One must live," visit and £1 la. for each subsequent a rich man And had visit.

A SILENT M.P

fought "He was," added Inspector fill, the CAL3 43 of principle.aspecious rogue and liar." Mr. Gaster, giving evidence, said His delenco represented the protest of there was no official title of "consult-business wealth against the theory! ing pbya ciao." Anyone who had that a rich man should pay unusual held the physician's degree coull style fees. The contention of Dr. Gaster himself a "Consulting physician." was in substance that doctors' fees

Mr. Jusico McCardie: The first should vary with the financial stand. NO SPEECH DURING 2 YEARS. condition it seems, in that you shoulding of patients, and that the rich live in Hatley-étreet 7-No; the first should pay upto than normal fees be- thing is to get the degree

There is a member of the House of cause poorer folk paid leas and the Commons who has been able to write very poor not infrequently paid.P. after his name for 22 years, and nothing at all.

has not yet made his maiden sprech says the London Evening News.

Mr. Justice McCardie: And if possible a title. (Laughter.) How do you know when a man is wealthy? - We pre taken in sometimes.

NO MEDICAL RULE.

His lordship was satisfied that no agreement was ever made that touch- ed the matter at issue. There was no rule of the profession regarding a standard of fera.

Cralition Liberal for Berwick and Ha is Mr. John Hope, who eits 19 à addington.

(Laughter.) We go by where he is living and what he looks like. Some rich men book shabby, but we know

Why don't I speak in the House!" where they are living. If a man is s professional man we

echoed Mr. Hope when asked the ques. should 10t

Having referred to the recommen- tion. "Well, I have found that I can charge him the full fee; if he is adation of the British Medical Asocio more by not talking. When I on clergyman we should charge bimation that medica! men should raise tered the House first of all I had no nothing

their fees 50 per cent. (on account of idea of never making a speech. Suppose he was a successful bar the rise in the cost of living), lus lord- rister ?--I should charge him full fees. ship said he did not regard Dr. Gaster (Laughter.)

Mr. Gaster added that he believed as a consultant physician in the rig

Mr. Hirsh was a rich man who had paid £10,000 to have his house in Kensington Palace-gardens "done right through."

It is a palace," he added, "and contains magnificent pictures,"

LIMIT FOR MILLIONAIRES.

Mr. Gauter, in reply to Mr. Conany, | said a consulting physician could not tako a partner, dispanso medicines, or enter into an arrangement with a chomist.

Mr. Conway: In 1920 wore you charging high foes-As high as patients would pay. (Laughter.)

You get as much as you cant-[ charge as other physicians charge, is accordance with the patients' means, So that if Mr. Rockefeller called on you what would you charge bim ?— | Perhapa £6 53.

orsus sense of the term.

maiden speech was still undelivered- "But time went on and the although I have been tempted to do it more than once, and friends have

now I am afraid it never will be de- urged me to break the record-and livered."

who combined the diagnostic and ad. Ile might be described as a physician visory work, of a consultant physician with that of a general physician, and one who frequently visited the houses is that when Mr. Hope wants some The secret of his prolonged silence of patients in mach the same capacity information, or desires to get some- as a general practitioner, charging the thing done, he goes direst to the re- some rate of fees.

sponsible Minister.

It was in this capacity he had at tended the wife and daughter of Mr. Hitoca at a fos of one guinea per visit. It was in this capacity also that he continued to visit many of the patients ho had gained during his practice at Hampstead.

He charged fees varying with the position of the patient and it was just to say that be distinguished between fee to poor patients. new and old patients and charged no

KOT LIKE SOLICITORS. Is there any limit? If a man is a Croesus you would not charge him profession equivalent to the scale of There was nothing in the medical more than £0 51, a visit!-That is fees among architect, solicitors, and right. On the other hand, I have other professional bodies. charged poor men practically nothing at all.

Medical fees varied greatly and de- pended on locality, the status of the Mr. Gaster pointed to an item in his patient, and the professional position attendance book to support bis etale-or popularity of the medical man, ment, observing: "Iere you are, my poor builder who repaired the seamod to be the practice to measure Mr. Hirsch was a rich man, but it defendant's house." (Laughter.)

Mr. Justice MoCardie: Poor buildert much by his actual

a man's obligation to pay fees not so monetary

I thought boildera were people who resources as by the social position he automatically become rich. (Much adopted, laughter.)

His house rent could be estimated

As a popular and genial man, who does not attempt to browbeat Minia ters across the floor of the house, he is received with sympathy and gener- ally obtaina satisfaction, if it i passible. And so Mr. Hope goes on being successfully silent.

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are lying at the office of

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Mr. Conway (to Mr. Gaster): I sug and bis apparatus of wealth fixed gest you tried to get a good fes with the presumption of wealth, and becease Mr. Ilitsch is a rich man, and perhaps this method was on the whole regardless of the amount of work you a just one. did for him 1-Ob, no. He is s lich

Makwal Pingon Hotel, from Paking. Mr. Justice McCardio said he

95553, from Yokohami, man, but I charged him only £2 25. a thought the large amount of work

Wingeam Guiaglee Victoria Street, done by the medical profession, not

from Yokohama. In reply to the judge Mr. Gaster only without reward but also with aid bis feos were determined solely by generou self sacrifice, must not be the patient's position in life and his overlooked. The high cost of living had to be considered and also the long.

visit.

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Superinterd nt. Hongkong, August 3, 1022,

Mr. Justic MeCardie: 1 that and castly education of a medical EASTERN EXTENSION AUSTRAL gene al in the medical profession?—I man. His lordship was of opinion 93 ASIA & CHINA TELKGRAPH CO. 'guinean, was a just and reasonable

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So that a malliolaire would be charg remuneration for the service rendered List of unclaimed telegrams lying in ed 60 guineas Oh, no, he would not and he gave judgment for Dr. Gaster & K. Telegraph Offlor, Hongkong. pay it. (Laughter.) If a man comes for that amcunt. He added that Mr. and cannot pay £34, then I accept Hirsch had conducted the case in a £115

p oper and considerate manner and ho WIDOWA NOT "WEALTHY."

also recognised the skill and ex- Upon this test of wealth you must parience of Dr. Gaster and his excel- experience immense fluctuation in the font work in the-medical proferaton.

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