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IN COUNT.

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Labelled as the products of n "Journalistie system," which con- eelves its "duty to employer

THE MIXED COURTS.

PEKING IS WAITING ON SHANGHATS ATTORNEYS.

TO DEFER ACTION.

Puking July 21 and ita reading publie as above the

Before commenting upon the law," Ave newspapermen, were sen vexed question of restoration of tenced on June 1 to a day in jailShanghai's Mixed Court to Chin by Criminal Court Judge Engene i O'Duane Daltimore, Harold E.) Elliston, «managlig efter of thei Baltimore Newa, in addition to the jail sentence, was Oned $5,000.

All were aited for contempt of

court in the pablication of court room photographs of the Richard Reese Whittemore murder trial on May 10...

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of the Diplomalle Corpa WeT today waiting the heralded arrival of a delegation of Ave lawyers in Shanghai.

it is thought each of the grisit hwyers will separately consult his own legation and then all ask for a general meeting of the Resides Elliston, those involved is not thought that any of the

diplomats. were Harry Clark, City editor of News, Earl C, Deland, manginginisters at not until they re- editor of the Baltimore America ceive denite instructions from and Willian Klemn and William their home govertiments.

Mr. John MacMurray, American Storm, photographers employed by

Minister. i

expected to return News an American.

from Chefoo 10 git or to-morrow and is is believed he will receivi the visiting delegation of lawyers on Thursdag.

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Jadre Danne, although stating that in his opinion bis judgment was not appealable, granted per-

(letteral opinion here is that vo mission for an appeal to the Mary-storation of the Mixed Court to land nigelige court to determinų the peat, and released the defen dants on their own recognisance. The case probably) will not be argued before fall.

The theory of my sentence is about this." Judge O'Bunne saldı "That all of these defendants are but the product of a journalistie system which looks upon its con- ception of duty to its employer jend its reading public as above the law.

The person highest in authority in this jurisdiction to whom the trial er personal responsibility ax far as disponed by the verard in this case Pads, is Me. Harold Elliston menging editon of ho Baltimore News, one of the Hearst newspapers in this community. They are but the product of, a system.

"As the dignified thirs of the legal forum were shifted to the com- merce of the street for the benefit on the Menrat International · Reek corporation, with its world-wide distribution. it may not be tou much to expect that the system and the wylicyte of which, be ta but a local operator will pay the fine, and in that way commercial- ism will be, gobbed of its chief in- centive to make 'proit out of the administration of justice in defiance of the orders of the court."

Praises Frankness..

Judge O'Dunne added that testi- mony or all defendants had been "characterised by the Futmost frankness and, candour." and "the profession of journalism might pint with pride to this fast if i could be thought that it was due to habit begotten of long journalis- tic training. Personally, I must) attribute. it to their own integrity rather than to habit formed by their professional careers.

"Courty must view with alarm the journalistic morals which find expression through Mr. Elliston, great the managing editor of a paper, that his duty to his readers and to his employer comes aboad of his duty to the courts of the land-without the protection of which the acquisition of wealth is insecure," he said.

the Chingle will be accorded des from Shanghai---"Baited Presa" spite opposition of the lawyer

Lady Mountbatten, cousin af King George and favourite of the Royal Family, was named chief cook at the Hyde Park canteen where British food distributers wore fed during the general strike.

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Put to the Test:

After his daughter came home from the fashionable boarding The News pabifshed pictures school she had insisted on attend- taken in the Court room in after-ing, the old man, who had made noon editions of May 19, the open-his fortune in ways that are dark, day of the trial.. The American realised that he was in for a bad published the same pictures the time.

AT THE STAR.

HAROLD LLOYD IN "HOT WATER."

The ever popular Harold Lloyd will be the principal star to-day, to-morrow, and Saturday at the Star. Theatre, but in addition Alm in "The Courage of Marge there will be a strong adventure

O'Doone."

It is Unnecessary to en- large on the attraction of this been here before. but there are programmo. "Hot Water" has

it again. many who wish to see This film is, in actual fact, a re- issue, which shows how popular the demand for the bespectacled

median's stuff is.

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O'Doone" is a picture with

"The Courage .of Marge Canadian background and is pack full of adventure and anti-climax. with a sweetly charming love story interwoven, which more than satisfy both the thrill seeker and the sentimentalist.

AT THE QUEEN'S.

P. AND P. IN HOLLYWOOD,

As previously announced, this film, dealing with the adventures of the merry Jewish clock and suit merchants, making their initial venture into the Aim pro- during business, is to be shown at the Queen's Theatre from to- day till Saturday.

These two lovable characters," created by Montague Glass in five stage plays and numerous short stories, are the central figures to the film. They are seen for the first time in their busy career as movie magnates, having abandon- fed the cloak and suit business temporarily, and one of their Initial efforts, as pictured in this comedy. is a story of ancient Rome. The partners agreed, when they were about to film a [Christian martyr scene, that it was unnecessary to secure real

ions when there were such per-1 fect on skins for rent in coe- tumie shops and such perfectly ne movie extras willing to get inside them at reasonable rates.

As a result a very shaggy and disjointed lion made his appear ance in this picture within a pic- ture. The scene was progressing: excellently until one of the famous Potash and Perlmutter arguments started. Then and here the "lion" succumbed and instead of a roar á raucus laugh was heard. Of course a laugh does not register with a moving picture camera. but the unusual sound was enough to throw the other players out of the spirit of urlesque and the scene, had to be taken over.

Alexander Carr as Perlmutter and George Sidney as Potash were the two screen stars who claim the record of being the first ever to make a lion laugh. The other principals in "In Hollywood with Potash and Perlmutter" are Betty Blythe, Vera Gordon and David Butter.

It is excellent entertainment all the way.

HOW MARY MADE THE

.. COALS GO.

A Jady was continually accusing her servant of extravagance with- out any real cause. The servant always bore the accusation patient- One day the girl informed her mistress that the 'coal had all beon, This was followed, by consumed. the usual remarks on the part of the mistress, who finished up wit':

following morning. Judge O'Dunne, She wished to pass all her cul- soon after the opening of court, ture to him, and he didn't want it. had forbidden in a formal order "Now, father," she said primly from the bench the taking of one day, "how often have I told photographs. He confiscated a you that it's bad form to drop the plate from Klemm's cumera, later final in words. And, there, finding it to be blank, he said. you've just said goin' instead of Counsel-for-the-newspapermen going. Really, it's too bad of argued that the taking of the photo-" you!" graphe had created a disturbance The old chap thought it-was-time-ou-evidently out them and that Judge O'Dunne had not the worin turned. Certainly he felt been aware they had been taken like a warm. until he Baw them published. Whittemore was convicted of first degree murder. on May 21 and is awaiting supreme bench decialon on a motion for a new trial

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