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NEW SOLICITOR

ADMITTED.

CHINESE LAWYER WHO PRACTISED IN LONDON,

MR. PETER HENRY SIN,

POSSESSED OF

EVIL SPIRIT

STRANGE STORY OF VICAR'S SUICIDE.

CHINA EXHIBITION,

SPECIAL TERMS FOR SCHOOL GROUPS

Bookings have already been made for over 600 school children. The number which can be admitted at this speciil vato is strictly limited and headmasters and others, who are, organising groups and who have not yet booked times for their with the Hou, Treasurer, Mr. P. E. parties, are asked to get in touch Barker of Gibb, Livingston & Co. (phone 29031) 43 apon lis possible.

We have been requested by the committes of the forthcoming Chips: London, October 16-To-day in Exhibition to announce that they the prosaic manufacturing town of are prepared to make special ar The Chief Justive yesterday ad Oldham, in Lancashire, an extra-ingaments for parties of school mitted Mr. Peter Henry Sins A solicitor in the Hong Kong Courts: ordinary suicido verdict was pro, children to visit the Exhibition on Application for admission was nouheed at a coroner's inquest upon any one of the three dhya (Naven- made by Mr. F. C. Jenkin, K.O., the body of a dead elergsman ber 6, 0 and 7) between 3 and 5 who said that Mr. Sin was 30 years The Rov. TWO Woolett, p. on a charge of 20 cents per of age and was born in this Colony where he also received a part of vicar of the parish of Leafield, was head. his education. He was articled in declared to have taken his life London for five years and phased while posseused of an evil his Finala in March, 1920. In Jans spirit. This biblical pronounce of that year he was admitted toment came at the conclusion of a the Loxion practice and became at hearing, in which remarkable evi partner in the firm of Barnett, Sin donce was advanced in connection and Barnett, for two years

with the strange belinviour of the Mr. Jenkin said Mr. Sin was, in dead in He had been found aidentally, the first man of Chinese dead with his head in a gas even nationality to be admitted or at his quiet vienrage."} solluitor to practise in London. Ho How gryp evidence that was also retained. London as legal soon her marringe her hus advisor to the Chinese Consul band hade en attempt on his General and the London Chineno life. Latterly, he had adopted an Association, Ho was identified by extraordinary attitude towards his Mr. P. M. Hodgson and Mr. A. E children. He had punished them Hall, N

brutally for minor offences, keep MERGING POLICE, FORCES. There were two mattern in reing them in bed for days on end spect of which Mr. Sin was not able with only dry bread and water.

comply with the Legal Practi- When his son was presented with LOCAL AUTHORITIES OPPOSE tioners Ordinance. He had not the King's Scout Medal, Mr. Woo SCHEME FOR ONE NATIONAL given tho required four months' lett chastised him for returning notice to the Law Society, but had; home late and destroyed his troop given three, while he also had only one, instead of the required two certificates of character signed by prietaire solicitora in England. Mr. Jenkin asked Hia Lordship to admit Mr. Sin and accept the one certifiente of character,

Sir Joseph Kemp: Can Mr. Sin obtain another certifiente ?

Mr. Jenkin One has been sent for, and is expected to arrive uny moment..

insignia

BODY.

The dorgyman laid cursus on his “Very little progress has been wife and children. Last January made with a scheme to establish a his daughter, aged 10, left home to national polire force in Britain. shrn, her own living. The coroner The London authorities, in sacking produced a letter written to her by the views of provincial authorities, her father in which she was ad- found considerable opposition from moned as follows If you seek three sources.

over to aco me. I shall forbid you Local councils objected on the to enter "my house, I lay upon ground that the scheme would in you a punishment which will abidle volve an increased polico, rate in with you until your last hour. No many districts. Watch committees happiness shall visit, you again, contended that the control of local Know that in life no true love, shall forces would automatically pass out come to you and that if you have of their hands, and other quartors children there shall be a curse on opposed because it would mean the. vou from the moment I leave this abolition of the system by which ex-naval and ex-military officers are appointed as provincial chief constables. M

His Lordship said that in regard to the question of exemption from giving the four months notice, auch exemptions had been given rather freely in the past, and the Law Society had recently made re-life." presentations to him on the point, their view being that the require ment should be strictly adhered to except under special circum- stances. He had decided to adopt the procedure, and allow the exemp tion from the four months' notice only in special case..

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AUMAN NATURE.” ·

INTERESTING LECTURE AT

UNIVERSITY.

In the present case, months' notice had been given.. while it appeared that Mr. Sia had Mr. Lou Kong Hong, B.A. (Prin- practised for two years. He was cipal of the Government Vernacular rilling to allow the exemption pro- School, Saiyingpun) gave an in- viding Mr. Sin supplied him with foresting lecture CR Human another. certificate of character Natureas the University on Mon within three months.

|day night on the occasion of the Addressing Mr. Sin, his Lordship fourth general meeting of the said:—I have much pleasure in ad- University Chinese Society. Mr. mitting you as a solicitor to this, Lee You Sing presided. Court, and I hope your career here will be a successful one.

Mr. Sin: Thank you, my Lord. Mr. Sin is entering the business of Mr. A. E. Hall, of Kayamally Building

Under the suggested scheme the country would be divided into arens and put under the control of an area superintendant in a similar manner to the system now operat

in London.

It is understood that the Home Office will try to merge several of the smaller loon forces in where such a step will mean a lower

police rate.

cases

COURTS-MARTIAL FOR

CRIMINALS.

err, crimacs of violenes are increas orate and expensive, legal machin ing. The prevention of crime ap pears impossible, détection relative rare, and conviction always doubtful.

Mr. Las King Hong said that human nature was essentially good, and that it would become bad, or to whether American civilisation New York, Sept. 18, Doubt as remain good, according to environ can rid itself of the rising tide of ment. The doctrine of the essential crime is expressed by Mr. Charles goodness of human nature was pro- A. Boston, President of the Ameri- pounded by Mencius, but the idea can Bar Association; addressing the originated in the period before Association of Attorney-General us Mencius the Haia and Shang Dy-a prelude to the Bar Association's PRINTING AS AN AID TO nasties. Mencius said Man as convention at Atlantic City,

TRADE."

essentially a manifestation of the A return to the pioneering me virtue of sincerity must be good in thods of vigilance committees and hit nature. Otherwise, how could the drumiread court martial may be VALUE OF ADVERTISING. he at all evolve goodness out of necessary to check crime,

himself " Mencius, thought it was to Mr. Boston: on, accordions Oxford-That the former pro. human nature to be good, just as Coming from one of his position, valence of tuberculosis in the prin- it was the nature of water to seek the remarks attracted wide atten ting trade had been due to the fact its level, or as it was the naturetion, and his auditors listened close- that parents had sont into it their of the willow-tree to be pliable and ly as he declared: "Despite ela physically weaker sons was a point blastic. mala by Free B. Holmes, Beere Kao-tra in contemporary of tary to the Printing and Kindred Meucius) said: "Nature is like Trades Federation at Oxford, when running water; when it is turned speaking at a conference on the eastward, it flows eastward when function of print in modern indun, it is turned westward, it flows try, held at Balliol College, under westward. Human nature has no

"I wonder whether we might not, the auspices of the Industrial Wel choice between good and not-good as under the regulation of the Igav 80 Taro Society.

water has no choice between east as to prevent intolerable abuse, uti Mr. L. E. Dickens, of Messrs, and west." To that Mencius re- lis and develop a citizen constabul- Hazell, Watson and Viney, Ayles- pliedTruly water has no choice y properly, afficered and organis bury, said that when the necessity between east and west, but has it ed, subject to call like the firo de- for economy" arose the first thing no choice between up and downpartment or riot squads, answerable firms did was to cut down their The goodness of human nature is for misuse of power, but, endowed advertising Advertising might be, like water seeking the lowest level. with some of the functions of the expensive, but oblivion was more There is no man who is not goodvigilance committee and an quick in expensive still. Printing could be There is an water that does not seck action as a hue and cry to appre of the utmost assistance to this its lowest lovel. Now, the fact that hend criminals country if the industry was consult water, when whipped and tossed,If other romedics fail we might ed as to ways and means of produc- could be passed over one's forehead, instal drumhead court-martial me ing good advertising matter.

or, when arrested and driven in theds to try offenders as soon a , T. Dunkerisy, editor of the another direction, it could be made they are captured, using bystanders stad magazines of multiple arms, to go over a hill, is not in the including the Home and Colonial nature of water. It is due to the Stores, the Maypole Dairy Com force of circumstances, Man could pany, and Lipton's, said :—“! There be made to go not-goodness," for are some things I am disgusted j.bis nature is as susceptible as should ever be printed. The pring water p

ter ought to have some conscience. The Jacturer criticised the doc I am thinking of such things as trine of Bhan-tze, another philoso dream-books, but I should be glad pher of the Chow Dynasty, who to supply a list of things which taught that human nature. was ought never to be printed at all. casentially bad. He anid that ulti- mately Mencius' doctrine triumpheil over all other doctrines, and had been considered trus even up to the present time

THE PRIMATE OF SWEDEN.

FORMER CHINA MISSIONARY MAY BE ELECTED.-

The meeting terminated with a vote of thanks to the lecturer.

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Stockholm, Oct 14-Indications TYPHOID IN U.S. ASYLUM; are that Professor K. B. Westanan, a native of Upsala, will be chosen to succeed the Ista Doctor Nathan- Soderblom as Archbishop of Upsala and Primate of Sweden,

New York September 14-Ohio State Hospital for the Insane, at Oleveland, housing 2,115 inmates, At to-day's election Dr. Westman is being kept under strict police received thirteen votes against quarantine, sa an opidemic of ty eight and seven respectively cast for phoid has broken out. Already four two other candidates. The matter patients have died, and 125 others nor reste in the hands of the are atrinken with the disease. Swedish Government, mp4 The authorities are seeking the Professor Westmann is well, source of the epidemic andhayo knovil in mesJonary, and Bwedish ordered all employees; and patients, circles in China as he only left here to submit to a test, in their search two years ago after spending five for the human carriers, while the Fears lecturing at a Lutheran milk and water supplies are being Galversity in Bonan,

qramined

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