Mr, L. K, Taylor was charged the U.S." Commissioner's Court on Saturday morning, before '4. Krisel, "with having failed td obey the trate signal at the corned fof Peking and Stechuen Roads on the morning of February 18, about 10 o'clock. Mr, Taylor plead fed not. guilty.
The Chinese police constable out duty at the fine said in his test he many that a two-seater, open cad driven by defendant had turned cast into Peking Road off Szechuont Road, and that he had taken thd licence number of the car. NO warning had. been given at the time as the ear had continued on he said, further in anewer to quest tons from Mr. Krise!
Mr. LID, Rodger, appearinee of behalf of the defendant, gave evie dence also, and said that he, og part owner of the car, with Tieeneg number 7516, drove to office cack morning: with Mr. Taylor. The can was. a four-seated Fiat, 1 After the conclusion of the poling evidence presented by Inepecto# Ginnane, Mr. Krisel found that thd breach of trafic regulations had not teen intentional and. therefor merely warned defendant. He points,
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