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HONG KONG, TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1927.

MORTGAGE CASE.

Was There Fraudulent Inference?

LEGAL ARGUMENT TO-DAY.

The question as to whether the two plaintiffs misrepresented

KING'S GUESTS.

Distinguished French- men Arrive.

STIRRING LONDON SCENES.

London, May 16. President Doumergue, accom-

their age was dealt with by Mr. panied by M. Briand, Foreign

F. C. Jenkin (for the defence) Minister, has arrived here on a at the continued hearing this morning of the case in which two Chinese, Loo Kwong-lam and Loo Kwong-hin, claim for the an-. nulment of a mortgage for $100,000 on the grounds that they were "infants" at the date i of its execution.

Mr. Jenkin dealt at consider- able length with the question of the "release as to the signa- ture of which the plaintiffs had stated they had no recollection. In the "release, the trustees. stated clearly 'the names of the 15th, 16th, 17th and 18th sons as different from the names of other beneficiaries in that they! were not of age (in the case of three) and absent in America | (in the case of another).

The two plaintiffs were includ-

ed obviously, by inference, stated! counsel, in the adult beneficiaries in respect of whom certain pro- visions were made, since it was not specifically stated as was the case in rospect of the other three, that they were not of age..

The King in Field Marshal's uniform.

Mr. Jenkin claimed (quoting from law books) that he was not obliged to point to one specific instance of deliberate fraud but stated that so long as he could prove that the general impression three days' visit to the King and was misleading, then that was Queen. They were welcomed by misrepresentation and under such the Prince of Wales at Dover circumstances the infant could and by the King at Victoria not claim privilege for the annul-Station, which was beautifully

decorated and carpeted.

The King, dressed as a field other legal aspects involving the marshal, cordially shook hands rights of juniors and how they with M. Doumergue, and present- were sacrificed and went on to ed the distinguished personages refer to the oral evidence which wearing court dress or uniform, would be given as to its haying)

ment of the mortgage.

Counsel referred at length to

been stated on the plaintiffs' be- half in the presence of the de-

List of ships expected to be in wireless communication with Hong fedants that Loo Kwong-lam was Kong to-day:

Earlier Evidence.

of age at the time of the execu- Miller County, Lahore, City of Kobe, Tjibarang, Linen, Tjikem-tion of the mortgage. bang, Tonkin. Tirpitz,,Sunthia, Hessen, Keemun, Szechuen, Carmar- thenshire, President Cleveland, Dakar Maru, Yeljun Maru, Altai Mr. F. C. Jenkin, yesterday Maru. Kohoku Maru.

afternoon, opened the case for The Radio Telegraph Service between Hong Kong and Swatow the defence, prior to calling evi- has been resumed and telegrams for Syatow are now accepted under dence. the same conditions and at the same rates-as for Canton.

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CONVICTS AS HEROES.

New Orleans, May 16. The rich sugar districts of Louisiana west of the Mississippi have now been flooded.

Only one section of the lower Mississippi is intact along both banks, namely a 150-mile stretchi from the Red River to New Orleans,

The present catastrophe sur- passes anything recorded.

The coast-guard men were won- derful. Yesterday they rescued 1,300 people from crumbling levees and floating house-tops.

Convicta are working day and night without guards in danger- ous spots.

They have established their own sentinel system to prevent the black-sheep breaking away.

Only one escaped, a negro serving a life sentence for murder.

He, however, returned, the next day ashamed and asked for a shovel.

He has been working like a Trojan ever since.-Reuter's American Service.

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Foolish Wives Pay?" They will give thin picce again to-morrow night, following it up with Friday), and The Family Up- "Cappy Ricks" "(Thursday and stairs" (Saturday and Sunday).

JUMP FROM BUS.

ARRESTED MEN'S DARING ESCAPE.

DETECTIVE OUTPACED,

A Chinese prisoner escaped from pollee custody yesterday morning while, being taken on the bus from Aberdeen to the Central Magistracy to answer a charge of larceny from a dwell- ing. He slipped his handcuffs and made a dive through the bus window as the vehicle was pass-] ing the. University. By the time; the bus was stopped and the de- tective on charge had got out to give chase the prisoner had a very useful start. However, the Henry, Mr. detective kept his man in sight including Prince Stanley Baldwin, Sir Austen up to Water Street where the Counsel also contended that Chamberlain, the chiefs of the fugitive disappeared round a plaintiffs had received

bend. the services and the Lord Mayor.

known the nature of the deeds they signed in the solicitors' offices. He intended to show in the evidence that on the date of mortgage the plaintiff's were of such intelligence and experience that they should have known or must have known what they were doing.

PRESIDENT 'DOUMERGUEÏ

equivalent of the money raised The Grenadier Guards Band on the mortgage. The brothers played "the Marseillaise" as M. agreed the market price of the Doumargue with the King in- property was eight lakhs, and spected the Guard of Honour, if they deducted from that the thereafter driving to Buckingham whole of the mortgage money, it Palace, the crowds in the streets might be that they had not re-cheering lustily-Reuter. ceived a cent of that, then they would be getting the equivalent

of $66,000 each. If they took in

the second mortgage,

which

Banquet at the Palace.

London, May 16. That the Entente Cordiale is made five lakhs altogether, and an undiminished world force was 3.30 p.m. deduced that amount they would 3.30 p.m.still get something like $50,000

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His Lordship said he thought they had better leave out the second mortgage for the purposes of the case, and referred to the question as to whether the mort-| gage was prejudicial to the plain- tiffs, as they alleged inasmuch as to whether they had the right, if they were sued for the whole other amount, to bring the brothers into the action, or to re- cover after execution.

Mr Jenkin said it was. a 8.30 2.m. serious point but the mere fact 10 a.m. that one obligation under a con 1.90 p.m. tract was clearly prejudicial did 2.30 p.m. not make the whole sottofondo 8,30 pm. Mr. Potter aaid he thought if 5p.m: one paid he could recover con- Attributions from the others.*

Aristide Briand, France's Foreign Minister,

LOST TORPEDO REWARD.,

A reward of $50 is offered by the Naval Authorities for the re- covery of a 21-inch torpedo which was lost from one of H.M. ships on May 1 in a position approxi- mately 098 degree, nine miles from Waglan Lighthouse,

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His Majesty' said hia confidence, had been justified, and since the signing of peace their common efforts had yielded many results Much remained to be done, but as the two countries helped each other by united forces in war

8.30 am. His Lordship: I think that affirmed at the State banquet, at time they could continue to work B.30 ammay be the answer. Buckingham Palace in honour of together in the cause of peace. 11.30 am.

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