Mixed Court Orders Expulsion of Man and Woman Two Russians, whose expulsion from the International Settlement was sought for by the police, appeared at the Mixed Court on Saturday, both of them having bad records. The accused, who appeared before the Japanese Assessor (Mr. Tanaka) and Magistrate Yui, were @ woman named Dzoukouskaya, alias Dvovakousky, alias Stassia, who gave her address as No. 6 Quinsan Road, and a man named A. Begvon, who has been living in Jukong Road. They were charged with having made false statements and _presented false documents with the object of the obtaining passports at the Bureau of Foreign Affairs, and also with having stolen two silk sashes from a Japanese shop in Woosung Road. There was a third charge against the woman of of having returned from expulsion.
It was stated that the accused, when applying for the passports, represented themselves to be subjects of Georgia, and the officials, ming suspicious, communicated with the police headquarters.
Det.-Sgt. Conduit informed the court that the man was a well-known smuggler of opium and, on his own confession, had been a member of a gang of pickpockets. He had a bad record at both Harbin and Tientsin. The woman had been expelled from Shanghai under an armed Chinese escort.
The woman was sentenced to three months' and the man to one month's, imprisonment, both to he expelled on the expiration of sen-
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