Mr. A. J, Martin (Britis sesror) last Friday joined the of those who protest against th: unnecessary noises made by motor ears. During the hearing of a case in the Mixed Court, he interrupted a witness through an open wind—"There isa motor car out there hooting gratuity ously. It is not moving and ther, is a policeman watching it."
At least a dozen policemen prompt. ly hurried upon the merciful errand of suppression and peace Awarsrep by the Hongkew police lon Sunday while in possession of a 4 Mauser pistol and 100 rounds of ammunition, a Japanese named Matsumoto: appeared before*the Japanese Consular Court the following day to answer a charge of importi arms and ammunition into Shanghai. Inspector Mackenzie conducted the prosecution, and defendant was sertjenced te 20 days' imprisonment.
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