Further evidence in the case of Eugene Pick, M. Levitsky and Gordin, all Russians, charged with fraudulently obtaining $12,000 from Chinese on a promise to secure licence to conduct a mah-jongg club, and with forging the signatures of British and American Consular officials, was given in the Provisional Court on July 3, when the accused appeared on remand before Judge Chou and the Senior Consul's "De-Mr, Wan den Berg, Pick was represented by Mr. F, J. Schuhl, Levitsky by Mr. E, H.C. Platt, and Gordin's interests were watched by Dr. 0. Fischer. The care for the police was conilicted by, Mr, R. T. Bryan.
Phe first witness called by th prosecution was Yao Chi-ring, wha
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